As many of you are aware from articles in The Local and The Lantern, we are hoping, subject to LCC consent, to extend our opening hours from the beginning of November. If you have any comments, please let us know. Our plan is as follows:
Monday 10-1 & 2-5
Tuesday 9-12 & 2-6
Wednesday 2-5
Thursday Closed
Friday 10-1
Saturday 10-1
Sunday Closed
Book and Jigsaw Sale extended until further notice.
Please come to the Library during opening hours.
PLEASE BRING ANY DONATIONS TO THE LIBRARY
OPENING HOURS
MONDAY 10-12 and 2-4
TUESDAY 2-4
WEDNESDAY 2-4
FRIDAY 10 -12
Please Support Your Library
GARDEN NOW OPEN TO ENJOY
HOME MADE CAKES
DRINKS AND ICE CREAMS
BOOK SALE
JIGSAWS
PETER COOPER PAINTINGS
SATURDAY 21ST AUGUST 10 – 12
Please Note: That due to the Library hosting a Special Theatre Performance Event on Saturday 14th August, the Library will be closed to those without tickets.
Thank you.
As a result of the above resignations, we now have two vacancies for Trustee positions. Current Trustees have a wide range of skills, but we need in particular people with accountancy, IT and marketing/PR experience. Most importantly though, we need people who are enthusiastic and committed, with loads of ideas and the willingness to transform ideas into actuality. Trustee Steering Group meetings take place monthly under normal circumstances and there is a commitment to attend these meetings when at all possible. If you would like to join a group of friendly people who share a strong commitment to the development of community cohesion and development in Kirby Muxloe, then ring Liz Collisnon (Secretary) on 0116 2393332 for an informal chat, or contact her by email at lizcollinson1941@ gmail.com
We are really sorry to announce that Jan & Dave Cooper have resigned their positions as Trustees of Kirby Muxloe Library & Community Hub. Jan & Dave have been crucial figures in the development of KML&CH since it started some three years ago, Jan acting as our very efficient Treasurer, and Dave taking responsibility for all sorts of things, including setting up and maintaining the public computers, operating our very complex heating system, doing the artwork and many, many other things. The good news is that they will continue to be volunteers when things return to normal. We will miss their presence on the Steering Group and wish them all the very best for the future. We wouldn’t have managed half as well without them!
