Welcome to the Leicestershire Coop Snibston Charnwood web site.  This site is full of information about our band.  You'll find all the latest news from the band, including copies of our quarterly newsletter.  You can find out where we are playing and what concerts you can come along to.  You can also follow our contacts page and find out what the rest of the banding community is up to.  Don't forget to come back though!

The band is available for private hire.  If you're interested in booking the band for a concert, contact us via the contacts page, or you can email us here, otherwise call us on the number listed.

	Extravaganza Concert 2010 The 2010 Extravaganza Concert for 2010 has been set for 8th May. The concert will be held at Ivanhoe Community College, Ashby, subject to confirmation.  The exact format has not been set, but promises to be something exciting, different and entertaining.  Watch this space for more details.  Put the date in your diary now.
	Aeolia Aeolia was premiered on 9th May 2009 by the Band.  If you want to find out more, check out our special Aeolia page, featuring information on this new composition, and it's composer, Chris Tagg. To listen to a sample track, click here.
	Simple Gifts 'Simple Gifts', the band's first and long awaited CD is released today.  There has been much excitement following the delivery of the CD's, just in time for Mother's Day, 22nd March.  At just £5.00, the CD is great value for money, featuring the Band on fine form, as well as their Guest Soloist, Jamie Cooper, from Grimethorpe.  Also featured is a brand new contemporary work, written for band and rock rhythm called 'Aeolia' and composed by Chris Tagg, the band's tuned percussionist. (NB.  £1.00 p+p will be automatically added) For details click here
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New Web Site Feature

Now included is a resource page, for band members and those interested in finding out a little more about what goes on inside the band.  You'll find rehearsal schedules and concert programmes; future, current and past.  You might even find more useful information in the future.