In a thrilling week 9 of the Kirby Muxloe Monday Football League the competition in both the Premier League and Division 1 reached new heights showcasing brilliant performances and delivering nail-biting results.In the Premier League Kirby 6s triumphed over Van De Beers with a 4-2 victory while Shaggers United managed to edge out Pints Not Points with a 1-0 scoreline boosted by a fantastic performance from Jack Goodyear secured a comfortable 5-2 win over Ballz Deep Goodyear's outstanding contribution of 5 goals not only spearheaded his team's victory but also earned him the title of the top scorer in the Premier League division this week defeating Hot Stepperz FC 3-2 in a closely contested match.Meanwhile Class On Grass managed to eke out a 1-0 victory over Sevilla Depression M K UNITED triumphed over We Dont Give A Fuchs Random VI outplayed Murder On Zidane's Floor Slapperz FC emerged as winners against Task Force Vinod Ashton Bullock stood out as the top scorer in Division 1 netting 2 goals for Slapperz FC.The undisputed star of the week was Jack Goodyear from Lord Of The Wings who clinched the title of Most Valued Player for his stellar performance As teams gear up for the next round of matches fans eagerly anticipate more exciting action in the Kirby Muxloe Monday Football League In a thrilling week of football under the floodlights football enthusiasts witnessed the eighth week of the Kirby Muxloe Monday 6-a-side Football League unfold with fierce competition and outstanding performance on the pitch Shaggers United had a tough encounter with the Kirby 6s but they managed to pull through with a 2-1 victory Hot Stepperz FC showed their dominance against Pints Not Points with a comprehensive 6-0 win thanks to the superb performance of Edan Leech the highest in the Premier League division this week Van De Beers edged out Ballz Deep in a nail-biting match that ended 2-1 in favor of Van De Beers.Meanwhile Murder On Zidane's Floor defeated M K UNITED with a 4-1 score line Slapperz FC had a goal frenzy against Class On Grass Task Force Vinod outplayed Random VI with a 4-0 win and Sevilla Depression cruised past We Dont Give A Fuchs with a 5-2 victory Jaik Wycherley of Class on grass emerged as the top scorer in Division 1 the highlight of this week's league was the outstanding performance of Louie Paddison from Task Force Vinod Paddison put on a stellar show on the field and for his exceptional performance he was rightly awarded the Most Valued Player of the week.The Kirby Muxloe Monday 6-a-side league promises more excitement and action as it progresses The M1 in Leicestershire is experiencing severe delays of 90 minutes southbound between J22 (Markfield) and J21 (Leicester) due to a collision which has closed two lanes between J21A and J21 8:30 am There are severe delays of 90 minutes on the M1 southbound between J22 and J21 Leicester due to a collision The scene is now clear and delays should start to ease you may wish to re-route or even delay your journey Two lanes closed and queueing traffic due to crash a lorry and a minibus involved on M1 Southbound from J21A A46 (Leicester North / Kirby Muxloe) to J21 M69 (Leicester) Kirby Muxloe Monday Football League completed its seventh week of matches The matches showcased fierce competition in the Premier League and Division 1 with teams putting up remarkable performances.In the Premier League Hot Stepperz FC emerged as the unbeatable force securing a 3-0 victory against Kirby 6s The star player of the match was undoubtedly Archie who scored all three goals for Hot Stepperz FC making him the top scorer for this week in the Premier League.Shaggers United also pulled off a narrow victory of 1-0 against Ballz Deep in a match where both teams exhibited excellent defensive strategies The matches between Blazers FC and Pints Not Points ended in a 2-2 draw and 5-2 win for Van De Beers respectively adding more excitement to the league standings.In Division 1 with Slapperz FC and Random VI in a close contest that ended 2-1 in favor of Random VI One of the most enthralling matches of the night was between Messiahs Maestros and M K UNITED where Messiahs Maestros emerged victorious in a high scoring game that ended 5-4 The match between Murder On Zidane's Floor and Sevilla Depression ended in a goalless draw while Class On Grass narrowly lost to We Dont Give A Fuchs 3-2.As the league progresses and teams are showcasing their best strategies and skills Football fans eagerly await next week's fixtures as the race for the top spot in both divisions heats up In a heated match-up under the floodlights Kirby Muxloe Monday Night Football League delivered some spectacular performances in its 6th week Teams across both the Premier League and Division 1 battled fiercely leaving spectators on the edge of their seats.In the Premier League Blazers FC made their mark with an outstanding 12-1 victory over Lord Of The Wings showcasing his skills with 3 goals for the Blazers truly helped cement their place at the top Kirby 6s and Pints Not Points also pulled off impressive 3-1 wins against Shaggers United and Hot Stepperz FC respectively further intensifying the competition in the league.Division 1 games were equally thrilling with teams putting their best foot forward M K UNITED pulled off a 2-1 victory over Murder On Zidane's Floor Daniel Hardy was awarded the Most Valued Player of the week for his amazing performance demonstrating both commitment and exceptional talent Class On Grass faced a tough defeat from Slapperz FC with a 3-1 scoreline scoring 3 goals and becoming the top scorer in Division 1 the match between Messiahs Maestros and Random VI resulted in a 5-3 win for the latter We Don't Give A Fuchs pulled a close 3-2 victory over Sevilla Depression further deepening the competitive spirit of the league.As we wrap up the 6th week With top performers like Olly and Ashton Bullock and MVPs like Daniel Hardy it is clear that the league is brimming with talent The excitement continues to build as we look forward to the next exciting round of fixtures in the Kirby Muxloe Monday Night Football League Title: "Thrilling Week 5 Action in Kirby Muxloe Monday Football League"The fifth week of the Kirby Muxloe Monday 6-a-side Football league ended with high-octane action and breathtaking performances from the participating teams in the Premier League and Division 1.In the Premier League Loaf FC and Leicester Town fought hard to gain dominance but had to settle for a 2-2 draw it was We Dont Give A Fuchs who stole the limelight with an impressive 6-3 win over DaZone VI with Lewis Clough delivering an exceptional performance scoring 4 goals for his team and securing his place as the top scorer this week in the Premier League.Absolute Solar narrowly edged out Random VI with a 1-0 victory while Pint Sippers Coke Sniffers outplayed Hot Stepperz FC with a clean 3-0 win marking another exciting week in the Premier League.In Division 1 Kirby 6s showcased their prowess with a 5-2 victory over M K UNITED Leicester Town Academy secured a 3-1 win over Murder On Zidane's Floor and Tobital United triumphed over Van De Beers with a 2-0 win Netsix And Chill fell short against Sevilla Depression ending the match with a 2-1 score.Ben from Kirby 6s shone this week making him the top scorer in Division 1.A special mention goes out to Wil Armitage from Kirby 6s who was named the most valued player of the week His outstanding performance significantly contributed to his team's success with players and teams pushing their limits in the quest for glory in the Kirby Muxloe Monday Football league Stay tuned for more exciting football action In the thrilling landscape of our local football league the 11th week of the Kirby Muxloe Monday 6-a-side tournament saw some extraordinary performances and intense competition in the Premier League and Division 1 matches.In the Premier League the spotlight was taken by the match between Kirby 6s and Pint Sippers Coke Sniffers which ended with a narrow victory for the latter with a 3-2 scoreline Another nail-biting encounter was the clash between Hot Stepperz FC and BAFC where Hot Stepperz FC emerged victorious with a 4-3 win Leicester Town edged past M K UNITED with a 2-1 victory.The star of Premier League was Jamie from Hot Stepperz FC who netted the ball twice in the game leading his team to victory and earning the distinction of being the top scorer in his division.Moving onto Division 1 the highlight was the game where Sevilla Depression thrashed Random VI with an impressive 8-3 win Netsix And Chill also showed their dominance over Tobital United Power performance was seen by Kbag Fc as they routed Leicester Town Academy with a whopping 6-0 score.In Division 1 the top scorer's accolade was awarded to Matt from Sevilla Depression who managed to score an impressive five goals leaving a lasting impression on the spectators and his opponents alike.However the most valued player of the week was Cole Leech from Hot Stepperz FC proving instrumental in his team's victory His contributions on the field were not just limited to scoring but also assisting and coordinating the play making him a deserving recipient of this honor.As we move into the 12th week of the league Stay tuned for the latest updates and results from the Kirby Muxloe Monday tournament Please be aware that by proceeding you are purchasing a professional pesticide product You must ensure the end user of these products complies with the DEFRA/HSE Code for the Safe use of Pesticides: everyone who uses pesticides professionally must have received adequate training in using pesticides safely and be skilled in the job they are carrying out.\" More information can be found here {{product.title}} has higher risk to be damaged during the shipping by ground We would suggest you to choose any airmail carrier service available © 2025 Agrovista UK Ltd - Pitchcare is a trading name of Agrovista UK Ltd Company number: 3525529 - VAT number: 595495381 Partners band together to support communities without gas Partners across Leicestershire have mobilised staff and volunteers this afternoon (Tuesday) to support the residents of Ratby and Kirby Muxloe affected by a gas outage.  the Red Cross and other partners have come together to keep residents safe.  Cadent received reports of a loss of gas in Ratby and parts of Kirby Muxloe Early indications showed that a water pipe had burst and water had entered gas pipes Engineers have been on site throughout the day investigating. Cadent teams have been on hand locally to support customers and a dedicated web page provides up to date advice.  staff and volunteers from all agencies will visit the most vulnerable residents to ensure that those who need extra help receive it.  A number of road closures will happen so that repair works can take place. Partners will work together to alert residents in advance. Residents can view any road closures at: one.network We have declared a major incident this afternoon because of the loss of gas to parts of the county Our key advice is to avoid the area and if you live in an affected property Await an engineer to turn off your gas supply Our focus is on the most vulnerable and supporting those who need extra help with heating and cooking during this time Network Director for Cadent in the East Midlands said: “We are supplying affected residents with electrical appliances but we’re aware this will increase power usage we’re asking residents in the area to reduce demand on the National Grid this evening.  “We are grateful for everyone’s patience whilst we work to resolve this incident I would encourage everybody to keep checking our website for any further updates which we will post as soon as we have them “We’ll continue to communicate with all of those affected so that they understand what is happening and what support they can receive whilst we carry out these works We are also working closely with Severn Trent Water and other agencies.” The latest information is available at: Ratby | Cadent (cadentgas.com) Several events are taking place to mark the historic event Around 7,100 pupils - 99.4% - secure a top three primary school preference Customers bought cars which were found to be faulty Assessments being made after issues with chimney spotted New video released gives snapshot of services provided by council Kirby Muxloe is set for 885 new homes after Blaby District Council’s planning committee resolved to grant outline planning permission at its meeting on 29 June 2023 Blaby District Council’s planning committee resolved to approve the scheme by 5 votes to 4 Kirby Muxloe is seen as one of the district’s key areas for housing growth due to its close proximity to the city of Leicester The site represents a housing allocation within the Blaby District Local Plan (Delivery) DPD The proposal relates to land north of Hinckley Road and incorporates public open space and significant areas of landscaping plus land reserved for a new primary school It will make financial contributions towards secondary Transport improvements include contributions towards improvements to Desford Cross Road the A47/Beggars Lane and A47/Kirby Lane junctions and public transport and cycling improvements There will be other contributions towards community facilities The application was originally submitted in 2019 but later revised in November 2021 to incorporate additional parcels of land to complete the housing allocation and bringing it further in line with the adopted development plan group land and planning director at L&Q Estates Ltd said: “This decision is the result of much hard work and proactive collaboration with the council The approved scheme will not only meet the identified housing needs of local people but also makes a significant step towards delivering a much-needed new primary school.”  Pegasus Group project managed the planning application and environmental statement led on the design and masterplanning of the scheme landscape and visual assessment work and advised on matters of heritage and archaeology there have been potential impacts to work through and we have committed to working closely with the council throughout the determination period to address these and to secure a positive recommendation and approval at committee “The scheme will make a huge contribution towards meeting housing needs in the district and beyond which As part of Pegasus Group’s multidisciplinary service for L&Q Estates James Fairweather (Associate Urban Designer) led the design and masterplanning team from initial concept through to the masterplan James said: “The residential areas proposed are balanced out by an extensive network of public open spaces parks and play areas for the benefit of the new community We will retain a high proportion of the existing trees and hedgerows and provide large areas for new planting to flourish “We have worked collaboratively for a number of years to deliver a high-quality masterplan that will benefit future residents for generations to come The design is focused on a series of linked public open spaces that create safe walking and cycling routes around the site and lots of green spaces for children and adults to enjoy.”   Pegasus Group worked with transport and environmental consultant Vectos noise and air quality expert M-EC Consulting and ecological and agricultural expert CSA Environmental We offer an exciting opportunity in the East Midlands for companies to plan innovative advertising campaigns alongside consistently excellent reporting Our newsletters are sent directly chief executives managing directors and senior managers across the East Midlands with numerous companies from all sectors – from manufacturing to technology – benefiting from our mix of news and features Contact us: sales@blmgroup.co.uk By continuing to use the site, you agree to the use of cookies. more information Accept The cookie settings on this website are set to "allow cookies" to give you the best browsing experience possible If you continue to use this website without changing your cookie settings or you click "Accept" below then you are consenting to this Close Since lockdown ended and leagues were able to resume we have been delighted to welcome well over 2500 new teams to the Leisure Leagues UK network The latest of these new competitions saw us kicking off in Kirby Muxloe this week with almost 300 players getting a vital fitness fix at the wonderful state of the art new pitches at Kirby Muxloe FC Wonderful facilities and some fantastic games It is the first time we’ve been to Kirby Muxloe and it is fantastic that the town has already taken us to their hearts in the way they have We look forward to Monday nights becoming a real heartbeat for the town.” There have been so many teams looking to join the league that Leisure Leagues used the first week as a so called “grading week” to make sure teams were all grouped against the right standard A move that was vital according to Greg: “We want this league to be as accessible as possible for everyone,” he said “And that means everyone has to enjoy it too There’s nothing worse than teams who maybe haven’t played the game for ages struggling against really excellent players This way we can keep it fair for everyone.” Those high end players do have an extra incentive to impress though as thanks to Leisure Leagues unique position as the driving force behind the ISF and the license holders for the Home Nations 6 a side teams means that the best players could find themselves playing in the World Cup next year with Greg adding: “Millions watched the world cup in 2019 and it will be an incredible opportunity for our players from Kirby Muxloe to do something incredible The league kicks off with the first round of games on Monday and you can still join for free here: https://www.leisureleagues.net/league/kirby-muxloe-fc/kirby-muxloe-monday Network Rail is urging Kirby Muxloe residents to close level crossing gates after use after a spate of incidents where the level crossing gates have been left open which lies on the Leicester to Burton line As the trains which run over this crossing are used to transport freight they can run at any time of the day and night level crossing manager at Network Rail said: “One of the problems we are experiencing at Kirby Muxloe level crossing is pedestrians and cyclists using the vehicle gates and then failing to close them after they have crossed “Pedestrians and cyclists are provided with a separate gate to vehicle users to keep users of the level crossing as safe as possible “Failing to close crossing gates can allow animals to gain access to the line It also means that children may wander onto the line or drivers may wrongly assume that the level crossing is safe to cross which could have tragic consequences.” Network Rail is investing more than £100m to improve level crossing safety across Britain To find out how to stay safe when using level crossings, visit www.networkrail.co.uk/level-crossings to grow and expand the nation's railway network to respond to the tremendous growth and demand the railway has experienced - a doubling of passenger journeys over the past 20 years More than 200 children picked up paintbrushes to praise Her Majesty the Queen Two primary school pupils have been named as the winners of a Platinum Jubilee art competition  - with a further 10 chosen as runners up.  Children were asked to paint a picture about what The Queen's Platinum Jubilee means to them and more than 200 entries were received from schools throughout Leicester and Leicestershire The key stage one category was won by Mason Harpin from Kirby Muxloe Primary school.The judges felt Mason created a fantastic painting using the Union flag colours of red They loved the phrase ‘We love the Queen’ and were delighted by the amount of detail of the soldier and carriage Niya Patel, from Krishna Avanti Primary School in Leicester won the key stage two category.Niya’s beautiful painting was praised by the judges because it contained everything associated with the Queen including the phrase ‘God Save The Queen’ and the colours red The Lord Lieutenant of Leicestershire Mike Kapur visited each primary school to present certificates and prizes to the winners and the 10 runners-up will receive certificates from deputy lieutenants I would like to thank all of the children and schools who took part in the competition I was impressed and truly blown away by all of the incredible entries that we received – the children did a remarkable job with their paintings It was difficult to choose two winners among so many great entries but we think Mason and Niya illustrated the theme of ‘what the Platinum Jubilee means to you’ beautifully.” Headteacher of Kirby Muxloe Primary School Elliot Howles said: “The art competition was a wonderful opportunity for children to mark such a momentous point in our history.  “Celebrating 70 years of Queen Elizabeth’s reign is a unique occasion and we were absolutely thrilled that Mason was one of the winners of this special competition."Everyone at Kirby Muxloe Primary School is very proud of him” Avanti Primary School teacher Vaishali Keshvala said: “The art competition was a great way for children to get involved in Her Majesty The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations “There is great pleasure to be derived from art and design and through deeper understanding; we can gain access to cultural richness and diversity."The appreciation and enjoyment of the visual arts enriches all our lives.” All the entries can be viewed in an online gallery on Flickr More information about the primary school art competition and what’s happening in Leicestershire to celebrate Her Majesty’s 70 years of service is available on the council's Platinum Jubilee webpage The ad-free version is ready for purchase on iOS mobile app today we couldn't find that page";var n=e.querySelector("h2");return n&&n.remove(),{staticContent:e,title:t}},d=function(e){var t=document.createElement("button");return t.innerText=e,t.classList.add("error-page-button"),t},f=function(e){var t=document.createElement("div");t.id="recirculation-404",t.classList.add("brand-hint-bg");var n="\n \n \n Tick here if you would like us to send you the author’s response This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page She was one of the best-known sisters of her congregation and much loved by the people whom she served in a variety of apostolates In 2008 her contribution to society was noted by the Queen who bestowed on her the MBE In 2010 her contribution was noted by the Vatican which gave her the highest honour available to a lay-person the Holy Cross Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice (as previously reported on this website).Sister Teresa-Joseph joined the Corpus Christi Carmelites - a congregation of apostolic sisters affiliated to the Carmelite Order - in Trinidad at the age of 17 before returning to Trinidad to serve as Assistant Novice Mistress for three years.In 1973 she was sent to England where she worked for ten years at the children's home run by the Corpus Christi Carmelites in Kirby Muxloe When the home closed she did pastoral work in various parishes serving as the Regional Superior for her religious congregation in England.Eventually Teresa-Joseph became involved in outreach to young people at Glen Parva a Young Offenders' Institute near Leicester For 20 years she loved working at Glen Parva and she in turn was much loved by the young people she served who - inspired by the film Sister Act - referred to her affectionately as "Sister Whoopi" Sister Teresa-Joseph was greatly admired by inmates and staff at Glen Parva who nominated her to received the MBE from the Queen in 2008 In the same year Sister Teresa-Joseph joined her congregation in celebrating its centenary The Corpus Christi Carmelites were established in Leicester in 1908 and affiliated to the Carmelite Order in 1927.In 2009 - shortly after celebrating her Diamond Jubilee of religious profession - Sister Teresa-Joseph's health took a turn for the worse She spent several months at the Corpus Christi Carmelite Community in York Whilst in York she came to be known and loved by the various branches of the Carmelite Family in the city.A highlight for Sister Teresa-Joseph during her time in York was the visit of the relics of Saint Thérèse of Lisieux she was delighted that the relics of the Carmelite saint nicknamed "The Little Flower" were brought to York Minster on that day.By the end of 2009 Sister Teresa-Joseph was preparing to return to the Corpus Christi Carmelite Community in Leicester a diagnosis of cancer meant that she had to spend long periods in hospitals and a hospice It was in hospital that in October 2010 Teresa-Joseph was presented with the Holy Cross Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice ("For the Church and the Pope") a rarely-bestowed recognition of distinguished service to the Church.Sister Teresa-Joseph spent her final days in a nursing home just round the corner from her convent and parish church of St Thomas More receiving many visitors and well-wishers.Speaking the day after Teresa-Joseph's death the superior of the Corpus Christi Carmelites in York said: "We are greatly saddened by Sister Teresa-Joseph's passing and I am sure that there's a great party going on in Heaven In many ways Teresa-Joseph's whole life was that of a missionary She lived in various different places and cultures but wherever she went she touched so many lives and was particularly pleased to meet regularly with lay members of the Carmelite Order in York and in Leicester."Sister Teresa-Joseph's funeral will take place at St Thomas More parish church in Leicester provisionally on 14 February (tbc).May she rest in peace Tags: Carmelites, O.Carm, Sister Teresa Joseph Pegus Christmas 'Carmelite News' now available Faversham: Celebrations for Feast of St Jude The Popemobile of Peace: Pope Francis' final gift to Gaza Filipino Bishop in UK calling banks to stop financing fossil fuels We offer publicity space for Catholic groups/organisations. 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