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This site is designed to inform the residents of Burton Lazars, and the surrounding community, of activities and events in the Village, with the aim of fostering a better community spirit. It provides information on Village Hall functions, as well as other independent activities. We welcome input from any source, which is felt to be of interest and benefit to the village.
ALAN DUNCAN VISITS VILLAGE HALL
Alan Duncan was at the Village Hall recently to visit the Monday Tea Dancing Group led by Tony Cooper. A firm supporter of Melton Seniors' Month he was welcomed by Pat Cumbers, Melton Council's Seniors' Champion. He had the opportunity to meet many of the Group, join in the dancing, and to see the latest improvements made to the Village Hall.
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BURTON LAZARS VILLAGE HALL
7.30pm Thursday, 21st January 2010
Tickets £7.50 from 01664 567752
or email at ianpengelly@netscape.net
“Bring your own drinks and glasses”
UPDATE ON VILLAGE HALL REFURBISHMENT
The latest improvements to the Village Hall are now complete, and the
Hall is back in use full time.
The new floor has transformed the Hall, it
now looks sparkling and smart, and at the
same time retained its character and charm.
The landscaped area to the rear of the Hall,
which many of you will have already seen,
is a great improvement, and allows users to
extend their functions outside, (if the weather
allows!). This has been helped by the replacement
of the oil tank, which has been moved and screened.
Finally the old wooden tables have been replaced by a lighter and safer variety, which gives greater flexibility with table arrangements.
We hope you will all agree that the effort and cost (which were just under £19,000) has been well worthwhile, and significantly enhance the look of the very well utilised village facility.
We are extremely grateful to Leicestershire CC, Melton Borough Council, Burton and Dalby Parish Council, and Voluntary Action Leicester for their financial support of this project.
