Lubenham – Our Heritage and History
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Our next events
- Kibworth Harcourt Post Mill – A History – 14th July 2026 – Graham Watts
The milling of grain and flour has been vital for local communities over the centuries, and most villages had their own mill or access to one nearby. On Tuesday 14th July Graham Watts will give us an illustrated talk on the Kibworth Harcourt Post Mill and the importance of mills for both society and the producer.
- Proposed Visit – September 2026
Following a review of the response to the questionnaire it has been suggested that we have one major visit a year (possibly All-Day) and at least two smaller Half-Day visits.
The suggested visit to the Welland Valley Wines Vineyard between Marston Trussell and East Farndon has been postponed. Look out for details of a visit in September.
The current newsletter
- June 2026 NewsletterThe latest newsletter is now available as a web page with a printable copy also available as a PDF document.

The Lubenham Heritage Group
carries out research into topics of special interest to the village and projects such as the book Lubenham – a Village History, the Lubenham Heritage Trail and a Lubenham Parish Walks Leaflet. It is a lively and thriving group which takes an active role in the life and affairs of the community. It was formed in 2001 after it was recognised that many people were interested in the history and heritage of the village and surrounding area. It is a is a member of the British Association for Local History.
Interested in Joining Us?
We are a very friendly and informal group and new members and friends are always welcome!
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