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1. HISTORICAL SOCIETY
(HISTORICAL INFORMATION)
HISTORICAL SOCIETY The Historical Society was formed in 1974 by a small group of villagers who shared an interest in local historical and heritage issues. The aim of the group was to record, preserve ...
Created on 15 February 2015
2. ALL SAINTS CHURCH
(LOCAL INFORMATION)
... many heavy stones were forced to a great distance; globes of fire were seen in the air, flashes of lightning in a terrible manner ran along the streets, and a great smoke and sulfurous smell issued from ...
Created on 27 December 2014
3. BYGONE BOSWORTH
(HISTORICAL INFORMATION)
... to tease out and record in a palatable form many of the technical issues, social and personal stories and the inevitable tragedies, that relate to Bosworth but could easily refer to any such wartime establishment. ...
Created on 27 December 2014
4. BOSWORTH BUGLE ARCHIVE
(BOSWORTH BUGLE)
This page contains copies of the Bosworth Bugles from previous years... Bugle Archive 2021   CLICK HERE for the Christmas 2021 issue CLICK HERE for the December 2021 issue CLICK HERE for the ...
Created on 27 December 2014
5. BOSWORTH BUGLE
(BOSWORTH BUGLE)
The Bosworth Bugle is available in PDF format for you to download. CLICK HERE for the June 2022 issue CLICK HERE for the May 2022 issue CLICK HERE for the April 2022 issue CLICK HERE for the ...
Created on 27 December 2014
6. PARISH PLAN 2006
(LOCAL INFORMATION)
... showing the support the document has behind it. After wide consultation with the local residents a number of issues were identified and listed within the Action Plan for Husbands Bosworth. These ...
Created on 27 December 2014
7. LOCAL PLANNING STATEMENT
(LOCAL INFORMATION)
... appears jumbled but within it are gems of individual buildings and spaces. Supplementary Planning Guidance. Issue 1 - September 2001 Produced by the Planning Policy and Conservation Group, Market Harborough ...
Created on 27 December 2014
8. BOSWORTH WITCHES
(HISTORICAL INFORMATION)
... Lambe." A Royal Pardon issued by King James for five of the six came through in the nick of time and in a later letter Heyrick declares: "...the under-sherive, by a warrant directed to the highe-sherive, ...
Created on 27 December 2014
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