Local Nature Reserve.
Memorial Garden
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Latest News
Glen Parva Gardens Wanted for Charity Event.
Is your garden your pride and joy? Would you like to welcome others into your garden to enjoy its beauty?
If the answer is yes, would you like to get involved with our bi-annual Open Gardens Charity Event on Saturday 8th June?
We had such a fantastic response to our 2018 event and we would love to hear from keen gardeners who would like to get involved in the Parish this year.
For more information or to take part, please contact Rachel Ayton in the office on 0116 2771450 or email admin@glenparvaparishcouncil.org.uk
Posted: Thu, 20 Feb 2020 12:53 by Rachel Ayton
Beat The Street 2020.
Beat the Street will be back from 26th February until 8th April! It is a great way of walking, running or cycling in search of Beat Boxes around the District. Tap your card onto the Beat Boxes when you find them to earn points.
Cards and maps are available from the Parish Office and Glen Hills Library.
For more information about Beat the Street, click here.
Posted: Tue, 18 Feb 2020 12:06 by Rachel Ayton
Crime Prevention Event.
Leicestershire Police and Police volunteers came along to Glen Hills Library last week for two Crime Prevention Events organised by the Parish Council.
The two events, which were organised to accommodate everyone received a total turnout of thirty five residents. We were hoping to see more people attending considering the amount of concern raised by residents.
Following the events, we urge residents to report any suspicious activity or crime to 101, no matter how minor you feel it may be. The more that is reported, the more action will be taken. All reports to 101 are logged so please don't hesitate in reporting anything untoward and only call 999 in an emergency.
Posted: Thu, 13 Feb 2020 09:49 by Rachel Ayton