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Veteran Strictly Come Dancing judge Craig Revel Horwood will bring a slice of showbiz to Market Harborough in October as he unveils his latest book.
The Air Ambulance Service’s tireless work to save lives during the summer’s unprecedented heatwave has been acknowledged at a special Downing Street reception.
A special talk about the history of firearms will be held in Market Harborough next month with people invited to learn about pistol design and use.
Organisers of a popular street festival bringing theatre to the town centre of Market Harborough are calling on new volunteers to come forward to keep the annual event going.
History Day Event: ‘A Nation in Turmoil: Aspects of the English Civil Wars 1642 – 1649’.
Plans to turn a former Second World War airfield in Desborough into a solar farm has been met with criticism by people living in the surrounding villages.
Film favourites, nature’s majesty and European music will be celebrated in Market Harborough Orchestra’s new season of concerts.
Set in a quiet residential area, this Stafford Way property offers flexible family accommodation with generous living spaces and a private garden
Police have charged a man in connection with a string of shoplifting offences in the Harborough district.
What started as a 24-hour running challenge turned into an incredible celebration of community spirit, raising an amazing £5000 for life-saving defibrillators in Lutterworth.
Bridgewater Home Care hosted another successful McMillan Coffee Morning on Friday 25th September at the Harborough Innovation Centre, giving a variety of local businesses, charities, a local Counci...
Churches Together Article by the Bower House Counselling Service.
Our guest speaker will be Alan Shaw on the subject of 'The History of Firearms: Pistols'.
Market Harborough bus operator, Stagecoach Midlands, has called for more to be done to close the “knowledge gap” that is preventing entitled people from getting their free bus passes.
Choosing care can feel like a major decision, but support often begins with something simple: a conversation about what would make everyday life safer, easier and more enjoyable at home.
Three Green Party councillors have called on Harborough District Council to not scrap its climate emergency declaration, after the council leader made his stance on climate change clear in an online...
My mission is to get people outside, says the man behind the lens
The team at an opticians in Lutterworth have raised thousands to support a project bringing essential eye care to remote communities in Ghana.
Harborough Town manager Mitch Austin admits he might need to adjust his approach following a slump in form.