Barwell Park Plaque
Welcome Plaque at Entrance of Barwell Park
Public Toilets
Refurbished Public Toilets
Meteorite Plaque
Boulder
Kirkby Chapel
Kirkby Chapel
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Latest News
Forthcoming Roadworks affecting Barwell on 15th March 2019
FAIRACRE ROAD, BARWELL on 15th March 2019
Traffic Control (Multi-way Signals) - Severn Trent works needed to repair damaged frame and cover
HINCKLEY ROAD, BARWELL on 15th March 2019
Traffic Control (Stop/Go Boards) - Repair of Speed Ramps More »
STAPLETON LANE, BARWELL on 15th March 2019
Traffic Control (Multi-way signals) - Severn Trent works needed to repair damaged frame and cover » Less
Posted: Wed, 13 Mar 2019 10:05 by Deputy Clerk
LEICESTERSHIRE TREE PLANTING INITIATIVE
Do you have a couple of hours to spare? Would you like to get involved in Community Tree Planting in association with The Woodland Trust, if so please come along and PLEASE bring a spade with you
Sunday 17th March at 2.30pm More »
Saturday 23rd March 10.30am
Meet at far end of Barwell Park (Tip Park) on the left hand side » Less
Posted: Tue, 12 Mar 2019 10:18 by Deputy Clerk
MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE
Message in a bottle could help save your life.
Keep your emergency medical and contact details in the bottle in your fridge so they can be found quickly by the responding services.
We have a few in the Parish Office if you would like to call in and collect one.
Posted: Mon, 04 Mar 2019 11:55 by Denise Deighton
More items can be recycled in your Blue Bins
RECYCLING for residents across the borough is set to become even easier from next month.
From 4 March, Hinckley and Bosworth residents can recycle a host of common items including carrier bags, cling film, plastic film, bubble wrap, books, crisp tubes and egg boxes alongside other plastics, paper, cardboard glass and cans in their blue lidded recycling bin. More »
These changes are possible now that recycling material is being sent to a plant in Leicester that is capable of handling the materials.
To reduce the risk of contamination, residents are reminded that all materials should still be clean and free from food residue. Additionally black plastic – including black plastic bags and film - is unsuitable for recycling due to the carbon black pigments it contains which means it cannot be sorted by the optical sorting systems used in plastics recycling.
Executive Member for Neighbourhood Services at the Borough Council, Councillor Mark Nickerson, said: "This welcome change has been brought about by the hard work of all districts, led by our own senior officers, and will further enhance our efforts to increase our already excellent recycling rates."
For more information on what's changing please visit: www.hinckleybosworth.gov.uk/recyclingchanges » Less
Posted: Thu, 28 Feb 2019 10:52 by Deputy Clerk
