S40 local - 61 March 2015

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Holymoorside FilmMeet the local community group who bring local cinema to the village hall through arts funding.

Queen’s ParkWe talk to Cllr Amanda Serjeant to understand why the new centre is so important and how the build is progressing.

Kids’ CompetitionSend us your Spring pictures to win a gift voucher and enjoy a spring word search on our new kids’ page.

Battle of ChesterfieldAn account of events from almost 750 years ago and how a small group have big plans to celebrate in 2016.

Cover photography by Andy Robinson

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Welcome to the Spring edition of S40 Local – we’re starting to leave behind the cold and welcome the new shoots of life appearing in the garden. In fact, local photographer, Robert Betts has captured the very essence of the season with this lovely shot of snowdrops emerging form the snow – thank you Robert.

At S40 Local we’ve been doing some rejuvenation – we launched our new website last month, if you haven’t checked it out yet don’t forget to have a look at www.s40local.co.uk and be sure to subscribe for website updates.We’ve also taken a new approach to our articles, looking for more local interest and discovering new things to share with you – I hope you enjoy the read!

A huge thank you to Andrew Robinson for the cover photo this month, a really interesting perspective and beautiful photo of the ‘Growth’ sculpture on the Horns Bridge Island. He also went to photograph the Queen’s Park development to show what’s happening behind the fence – it supplements the article updating you on the exciting new developments down there. There has been controversy and negativity about the development, but after an interview with Amanda Serjeant I’m pleased to be living in an area that’s investing in our health and wellbeing, providing leisure facilities with access for all.

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It’s 1266, King Henry III is on the throne.

The people living in Brampton, England are under the rule of King Henry, he’s an unpopular monarch, his foreign policies are expensive and he levies high taxes.

He assumed the throne in 1216, aged 9 during the First Baron’s War and 50 years on we’re in the throes of the Second Baron’s War. With one of the last battles happening right here in Chesterfield, between King Henry III and the Baron, Robert de Ferrers, the 6th Earl of Derby. Described in some texts as a minor skirmish, it occurred after the decisive battle of Evesham where Simon de Montfort was killed, and was perhaps more of a mopping up exercise.

We’ve pulled together an account from a variety of sources, but most notably a 1771 account by Mr Pegge to give you a taste of this Chesterfield Battle.

Extracts from Pegge’s account:

The local dignitaries involved in the battle were Baron Baldwin de Wake, in possession, but not in residence at the great Manor of Chesterfield and Robert Earl Ferrers. Robert was powerful in Derbyshire possessing the castle of Tutbury and Bolsover – he was one of the Barons opposed to the King – but after losing at the great battle of Evesham, Robert submitted to the King’s mercy, paid a large fine and was pardoned. This was granted upon condition that if he should at any time transgress he would be totally disinherited and lose his earldom.

Robert de Ferrers wasn’t a man of his word and on receipt of his pardon he resumed his former course, neither paying the fine nor regarding the oath.

The next spring after Earl Robert had given his oath, a large party of his friends and followers convened at Duffield - the assembled were described as ‘people of no great account’ intent on plundering and ravaging the country. However, there were a lot of them and they were soon joined by malcontents of a more respectable character, Baron Baldwin de Wake amongst them. They took post at Chesterfield. The King, although not present, sent his men against them with great strength and surprised the rebels, falling upon them in their quarters and killing many. It is said that upon attack Robert de Ferrers was suffering gout, he hid in the church under sacks of wool and was given away by a treacherous woman and discovered. He was brought as a prisoner in irons to London where he remained in confinement for three years and in the end lost his lands and likewise his earldom.

In the Survey of Domesday, Cestrefeld, as it was known, is described as a hamlet of Newbold, which was ancient land belonging to the crown. Soon after the compilation of that Survey, the manor of Chesterfield was given to William Peverell. King Henry II seized this after William Peverell f led the kingdom, on account of the murder of the Earl of Chester. King John, in 1204, granted the manor of Chesterfeld, with Brimington and Whittington, and the whole wapentake (administrative area) of Scarsdale, to William Briwere. Isabel, one of the co-heiresses of William Briwere, the younger, brought this manor to Baldwin Wake through marriage.

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Wall or nothing: The Men of BramptonWords: Nicola Chapman


As for Baron Baldwin de Wake, it is thought he missed the battle, away hunting at the time of the attack. Lucky you might assume, but he was forced to flee and joined other troublemakers where his party committed great outrages. He eventually surrendered and submitted to the King’s mercy, obtaining a pardon. Upon defection he lost the manor of Chesterfield and his lands, but upon his submission these lands were restored to him and continued in his family for some time.

It is said that it was truly a surprise attack as many of the barons and knights were out hunting and not present during the battle – taking the opportunity to flee, avoiding the skirmish with the royalists. But it is not the royalists and the barons that hold the main interest, there is a sub-story and this is one of the ordinary folk, the men of Brampton.

These parishioners, it is said, built part of the wall in the church of St Mary’s, and during the battle defended the wall, and the wall only, against the attack. It is believed they had no great axe to grind with either side in the battle but the Men of Brampton marched into town with the purpose of defending the walls of the Church. In Medieval times it was common for people from a specific part of town to both maintain a part of the town wall during peace time and be responsible for manning it during any fighting. It is said that the cost of repairing any damage would have fallen to these same men and that they refused to budge from this spot during the battle.

Brampton 750 years ago would not be the Brampton we know of today, it would be the village we know as Old Brampton.

And the march to town would have been along the route that is now Saltergate - no 10 minute trip in the car, but a march of some distance, through open countryside, tracks and trails. It occurred on 15 May 1266, Whitsun Eve, with the men joining together to protect the wall.

Chesterfield at that time consisted of Newbold, Barlow, Whittington, Tupton, Boythorpe and Eckington. With no Ashgate or New Brampton there’d be little in the way of dwellings on route until they reached Chesterfield town centre, vastly different from the place we today call home. On arriving in town at the market place (Chesterfield having been granted a weekly market by King John, the father of Henry III, just 62 years earlier in 1204), they would continue their march to St Mary’s church (without its crooked spire, which didn’t appear until 1362 (ish)).

The group would have consisted of peasants – farmers, farm labourers, maybe a miller from a local mill, cobblers, tanners, tailors etc… and you can only imagine the scene as they reached the town, the noise, crowds, panic, deaths, homes being destroyed in the fighting, waged largely after dark lit only by burning buildings, and the men of Brampton there to defend the walls.

Well held, the Men of Brampton.

Commemorative EventsA small group, led by Peter Gray from Brampton, is planning commemorative events to mark the 750th anniversary of the battle of Chesterfield in May 2016. Plans are very sketchy at present but activities in the town centre may include, re-enactments of the events at the church, a hog roast, markets and the group may be calling on the people of all areas, and communities, of Chesterfield to get involved… perhaps a march into town is called for?

If you’d like to find out more or you’d like to help plan the events please email [email protected].

And S40 Local will endeavour to keep you posted on their progress.

The King John’s charter, which granted Chesterfield its market, in 1204, also made Chesterfield a free borough, marking its evolution from a village to a town.

1266 was 6 years before the death of King Henry III, in 1272. He reigned for 56 years, making him the fourth longest reigning monarch in English history.

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Friday 27 Feb 7.30pmBelleHistory Drama Cert 15Based on a real story of the mixed race daughter of a Royal Navy Admiral raised by her aristocratic great uncle in 18th century England.

Tuesday 10 March 8pmThe Book ThiefWW2 Drama Cert. 12ABased on the award-winning best-selling novel by Markus Zusak.Friday 27 March 7.30pmAbout TimeRomance Drama Cert. 12AA Richard Curtis fi lm. Tim can travel in time & tries to get a girlfriend, but it’s not so easy!

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Saturday 14 FebruaryChesterfi eld Canal Trust: Tripboats. The John Varley will do a full day cruise, including lunch at Hollingwood Hub, to celebrate Valentine’s Day. Tickets cost £25 and £20 (concessions). Booking essential. T: 01629 533020.Holymoorside Film Showing - ‘My Fair Lady’.United Reformed Church invite you to the Village Hall Holymoorside. The fi lm commences 1.45 p.m. Price £6 to include afternoon tea.Tickets available from B Turner (566109) and J Bramley (569025).

Tuesday 17 FebruaryTraditional Pancake Day Races.Taking place in the drive of The Gospel Mission Congregational Church (nr Serpent Motors) beginning at 7pm. Free entry. All ages. Just turn up and register. Teams representing local businesses are welcome.E: [email protected]

Thursday 19 FebruaryChesterfi eld Photographic Society: Four prints of different disciplines Non members always welcome, free entry. The Society meets weekly during the winter in the Lecture Theatre of Chesterfi eld Library at 7:30pm.T: 01246 567138.

Tea Dance at The Fairplay Centre. Join us for tea, cake and music, 1-3pm, £3 entry fee. Parking at Mecca Bingo - charges apply. W: www.fair-play.co.uk T: 01246 203963.

Friday 20 FebruaryTwin Oaks Hotel - Networking Mummies Derbyshire.10-12noon FREE Networking event. Search for Networking Mummies Derbyshire on Facebook. This is a quiet bar, not a hired space so please confi rm attendance with Ruth. T: 07557 386321W: www.networkingmummies.com

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Friday 20 February

Holymoorside and District History Society: AGM 7.30pm at Holymoorside Village Hall, cost £2 incl refreshments. Entry by ticket only. T: 01246 568101 W: www.holymoorsidehistorysociety.com

Saturday 21 February Beetle Drive with Pea & Pie Supper. 7pm at Storrs Road Methodist Church Centre: Part of our 115th Church Anniversary Weekend Celebrations. All welcome. Tickets £6 (adults) £4 children (under 11) T: 01246 232169

Sunday 22 February Storrs Road Methodist Church Services celebrating our 115th Church Anniversary. All welcome: 10:45 am Worship 4 All service led by our minister Rev. Tracey Harris: 6.15 pm Church Anniversary Worship led by Mr. George Lewis.

Monday 23 FebruraryBrampton Living History – ‘Millstones on the Moors’ Speaker: David Hey, Author of several historical books. Cost £2. Meet at 7:30pm, St Thomas’ Centre, Brampton.

Tuesday 24 FebruaryHardwick Probus Club (Chesterfield): Speaker Mike Storr. ‘Comedians’ Meet at The Old House Loundsley Green at 10am. Contact Paul Broadhead. T: 01246 567278/07912 258674 E: [email protected]

Thursday 26 FebruaryChesterfield Photographic Society: Auction. Non members always welcome - free entry. (CPS meet weekly, see 19 Feb) T: 01246 567138

Wednesday 4 MarchHolymoorside Horticultural Society: Dr Peter Cooke. ‘Gardens of South Africa.’ United Reformed Church meeting room, Holymoorside at 8pm. T: 01246 568000 (Peter) / 01246 569059 (Trevor)

Thursday 5 MarchChesterfield Photographic Society: Lecture “Ethiopia – Landscape, Wildlife & History” By Paul Bingham from Derby. Non members always welcome - free entry. (CPS meet weekly, see 19 Feb) T: 01246 567138.Chesterfield Embroiderer’s Guild: A Practical Workshop 7-9pm, The Saints Parish Centre, Chesterfield S41 7TJ. T: 01246 275177.

Friday 6 MarchNetworking Mummies Derbyshire: Social Media Workshop Become social media savvy and get your business noticed. 10am-12pm at the Fairplay Centre. £10. T: 07557386321 E: [email protected]

Saturday 7 MarchBrampton Food Market 10am to 1.30pm at St Thomas’ Centre, Chatsworth Rd, S40 3AW. T: 01246 279916 or email [email protected] W: www.stthomascentre.comBarn Dance 7pm Lounsley Green Community Centre with the Brampton Community Band: Chip supper included. Bring your own drinks. Tickets from Paul. T: 07753 605272.

Monday 9 MarchChesterfield Diabetes Group ‘Getting the most from your Diabetes consultation’ Speaker: Beth Cooper & Michelle Denyer, Community Diabetes Nurses. 7:30pm, at The Education Centre, Chesterfield Royal Hospital

Tuesday 10 MarchDerbyshire Wildlife Trust 7.30pm at the Annunciation Church Parish Centre, Spencer St, Chesterfield, S40 4SD. Talks monthly. £2.50 incl. refreshments; U16s free. Everyone welcome. T: 01246 236930 (Angie)Civic Society Meeting – A talk by Peter Barber, Chesterfield Mural Artist 7:30pm, Eyre Chapel. T: 01246 566509 (Yvonne)

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Thursday 12 MarchChesterfi eld Evening Townswomen AGM7pm in the Friends’ Meeting House, 27 Ashgate Road (please note new venue).T: 01246 455110Chesterfi eld Photographic Society: Image Appreciation.Non members always welcome - free entry - weekly, see 19 Feb.T: 01246 567138

Friday 13 MarchTable Tennis Tournament. Open to all abilities. Begins 7.00pm at The Gospel Mission Congregational Church, Old Rd. (nr. Serpent Motors). Entry fee: £2. To Register Email: [email protected]

Sunday 15 MarchMothering Sunday Family ServiceThe Gospel Mission Congregational Church, Old Rd. 10.45am. All age event led by The Revd. James Dickinson and there will be gifts for all the ladies present. Worship for All with Hilary Lyndon. 10:45am start but Worship Group will be singing from 10.30am at Storrs Road Methodist Church.

Thursday 19 MarchChesterfi eld Photographic Society: Competition “Decisive moments”Print Open digital judged by David Gibbins ARPS, APAGB, EFIAP, BP3*. Non-members welcome, free entry - weekly, see 19 Feb.T: 01246 567138.Tea Dance at The Fairplay CentreJoin us for tea, cake and music, 1-3pm, £3 entry fee. Car Parking at Mecca Bingo - charges apply. W: www.fair-play.co.ukT: 01246 203963.

Friday 20 MarchHolymoorside & District History Society: “Hardwick Hall” by Denise Edwards7.30pm Holymoorside Village Hall, cost £2 including refreshments. All welcome. www.holymoorsidehistorysociety.comT: 01246 568101.

Saturday 21 March Spring Craft FairHand crafted gifts/shabby chic/vintage/cakes/bags/children’s gifts/cards/jewellery/tombola and much more. Free Admission. 10am-3pm. St Thomas’ Church and Centre. St Thomas’ Coffee bar will be open.T: 07540 407890 (Linda)E: [email protected] FayreThe Gospel Mission Congregational Church. 2pm. Prepare for Easter as you visit the Easter themed stalls, make yourself an Easter Bonnet and join in the Grand Easter Parade. Prizes for the best Easter outfi t. The Café Fayre is open all afternoon. Boythorpe Bowls Club Green Opening New members are offered a 50% reduction in joining fees. Tuition given to new players. T: 01246 236336

Tuesday 24 March

Hardwick Probus Club (Chesterfi eld): Speaker Peter Kennet‘The Vulcan Project - An Update’. The Old House Loundsley Green, 10am.T: 01246 567278 / 07912 258674 E: [email protected]

Thursday 26 March

Chesterfi eld Photographic Society: Lecture “Realm of the Vikings”By our own Jonathan Ratnage. Non members always welcome - free entry - weekly, see 19 Feb.T: 01246 567138

Friday 27 MarchChesterfi eld Gilbert & Sullivan Society: ‘SPRING INTO SONG’Hasland Village Hall, Eastwood Park at 7:30pm. Tickets £7 from Chesterfi eld Tourist Info Offi ce.T: 01246 418887

Saturday 28 MarchCoffee Morning at Holymoorside Village Hall10am to Midday. In aid of Lifeboat Charity. Tombola, books, raffl e, cake stall plus other stalls. T: 01246 566084.Chesterfi eld Gilbert & Sullivan Society: ‘SPRING INTO SONG’.St John’s Church, Walton 7.30pm. Tickets £7 available from Chesterfi eld Tourist Information Offi ce. T: 01246 418887.

Sunday 29 MarchThe Old Road Palm Sunday Procession.Begins at the junction of Old Rd. and Old Hall Rd. at 10.45am and fi nishes at The Gospel Mission, Congregational Church. Join in or just come out to watch. Refreshments afterwards.

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Monday 30 MarchBrampton Living History: ‘My Memoirs as a Derbyshire Farrier’. Speaker: Mr Bradbury. A talk that will take you to the other side of the globe – literally. £2. 7:30pm, St Thomas’ Centre, Brampton.

Wednesday 1 AprilHolymoorside Horticultural Society: AGM. United Reformed Church meeting room, Holymoorside. 7.30 pm. T: 01246 568000 (Peter) / 01246 569059 (Trevor)

Thursday 2 AprilChesterfield Photographic Society: A show by Matlock Camera Club. Non members always welcome - free entry. (CPS meet weekly, see 19 Feb) T: 01246 567138.Chesterfield Embroiderer’s Guild: “Myanmar”, a talk by Barbara Meake. The Saints Parish Centre, 7-9pm. Chesterfield S41 7TJ (on St Marys Gate) T: 01246 275177

Friday 3 April‘The Last Hour’ A dramatic reminder of the last hour of Christ’s life, in words and music. The Gospel Mission Congregational Church, Old Road at 2pm.

Saturday 4 AprilBrampton Food Market 10am to 1.30pm at St Thomas’ Centre, Chatsworth Rd, S40 3AW. T: 01246 279916. E: [email protected], W: www.stthomascentre.comEaster Craft and Activity Morning. The Gospel Mission Congregational Church, Old Rd. Join us between 11am and 12.30pm and help to create colourful displays that tell the Easter story. Ideal for children 4-11. All ages welcome. Refreshments.Holymoorside Horticultural Society: 2015 Open Spring Show. Holymoorside Village Hall 2.30 – 4.30pm (Staging from 10am). Daffodils, Spring Flowers, Floral Art, Children’s Classes and Homecraft. Schedules from the Holymoorside Village Shop. T: 01246 568000 (Peter) / 01246 569059 (Trevor)

Holymoorside Bowling Club: Family Bowling For boys & girls, Mums & Dads, in fact any young people of any age. Starts 10:30am at the Holymoorside Bowling Club, off Holymoor Road. Just turn up with flat soled shoes and suitable clothing for the day. All equipment and refreshments provided. For details T: John 01246 569585 or Ernie 01246 568324. Sunday 5 AprilEaster Morning Breakfast and Communion. The Gospel Mission Congregational Church, Old Rd. 9.30am. Easter Morning Celebration. Begins outside The Gospel Mission Congregational Church, Old Rd. (nr Serpent Motors ) at 11am. All are then welcome to join the Easter Procession into church to see the empty tomb. Lively celebration, suitable for all the family. Includes craft activities for the children.Thursday 9 AprilChesterfield Photographic Society: Group work Groups to show their work. Non members always welcome - free entry. Weekly, see 19 Feb. T: 01246 567138.

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17 Feb Magical Mozart by Candlelight18 Feb Talk: The Great Sheffield Deer Park21 Feb Rock n Roll Paradise25 Feb Talk: A Taste of Cornwall26 Feb Spotlight Comedy Club27 Feb Paul Carrack28 Feb Joe McElderry4 Mar Talk: A world of Birds8 Mar Sex in Suburbia10 Mar Stewart Lee: A Room With a Stew11 Mar Talk: To the Ends of the Earth13 Mar Music: Roy Orbison and Friends14 Mar Ken Dodd: Celebration of Happiness Show15 Mar A Night of Stars18 Mar Talk: Spinners of Fortune19 Mar The Houghton Weavers20 Mar Richard Herring: Lord of the Dance Settee21 Mar Essence of Ireland 25 Mar Eddi Reader & Band25 Mar Talk: Revelations from Creswell Crags26 Mar Spotlight Comedy Club27 Mar T.Rextasy28 Mar Modern Jive Freestyle Ball

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Local schools are getting involved and holding their own book celebrations and two inspirational local authors Cid and Mo, are holding their Reading Allowed workshops during the week.We introduced you to Cid and Mo in the Winter 2014 edition of S40 Local. They are local authors and book champions whose quest is to capture the interest of young readers, particularly boys through their workshops for schools, clubs and societies and their Janksters books, which bridge the reading gap for six to ten year old boys. They will deliver their reading for pleasure project, Reading Allowed, to the children of Spire Juniors, Whitecotes Primary and William Rhodes Primary schools during World Book Week, on Monday 2 March. Reading Allowed is a project set up to promote reading for pleasure and help address the problems of poor literacy skills. 15% of the working age population in England are at or below the level of literacy expected of an 11 year old. This means that 5.1 million people in the UK are unable to read a document such as a child’s school report.

The project recognises that, to engage children, reading needs to be fun. It embraces the power of reading stories aloud to inspire children to read for themselves. The Headteacher at St John Fisher Primary, Sheffield was clearly impressed “It was a breakthrough. Without exception the children enjoyed the initiative and felt that they had developed greater confidence and a more positive attitude towards reading.” At the sessions Cid and Mo entertain the children with a story especially written for the occasion - The Janksters and the Creator of Magic! Lots of dressing up, superheros and dancing penguins!! Reading stories to children is the ADVERT for reading. Books are intended to be FUN! If we read aloud, children will enjoy the experience and recognise this. Then, hopefully, they will read for pleasure themselves!By investing time in reading to children you invest in their future and• Role model reading as a fun activity• Improve their vocabulary• Help with their writing – sentence

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With sophisticated home entertainment systems becoming more affordable and vast banks of films available for

people to download or stream, you don’t have to leave your front room to watch a movie. However the members of Holymoorside Film will tell you that a cinema experience is more than just about the film. I talked recently to Ann Grinbergs, chair of Holymoorside and Walton Arts Festival Society - the film group is organised under the society’s umbrella. She told me “We enjoy sharing the performance together – there’s a real sense of friendship and community”. With around 70 members Holymoorside Film is in its 10th year and thriving. On the second Tuesday and 4th Friday of each month, Holymoorside Village Hall is transformed into a community cinema. Ann explained “the 4th Friday films are light-hearted and feel-good, starting at 7.30pm and followed by tea or coffee and biscuits. Midweek Movies, on Tuesdays, start a little later at 8.00pm and are slightly more challenging – including historical or real life dramas and occasional foreign language movies. We provide a glass of wine and nibbles before the film and people arrive early for a chat with friends.

“Before each film we give a short presentation to give some background. People are interested to know about the actors, filming locations and snippets of film trivia.” “To give you a feel for the types of films we screen, on a Tuesday recently we showed ‘Shadowlands’ our homage to director Richard Attenborough, while our 4th Friday Film was ‘Frozen’ and despite the weather over 30 people turned up, including two little girls dressed as Princess Anna. Our largest turnout was for ‘My Week with Marilyn’ when we had 73 in the audience. Other favourites have been ‘The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel’, ‘Made in Dagenham’ and ‘Les Choristes’ – a delightful subtitled French language film about a boys’ school choir. We’ve worked out that our average attendance is 36.”“Most members live in Holymoorside or Walton, but some are from further afield, including Wingerworth, Newbold and Ashover. People like that we are on the doorstep, and most are happier in the cosy environment of the village hall, preferring it to the hustle and bustle of large cinema chains.”I was curious about how the licensing works, as the DVD’s I watch at home say I can’t show them publicly. “This is why we must operate with a membership. Although occasional

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visitors are welcome we encourage people to join. Without membership we simply couldn’t exist. This is not about our costs – we are run by volunteers and are non-profit-making – but about the obligations of our screening licences.”To comply, there is a membership scheme with annual subscriptions usually payable in March for the new programme starting in September. There are two programmes – with a choice of midweek or 4th Friday membership – though many members join both. Single programme members can see 7 films for £20 or joining both will offer 13 films for £35. Holymoorside Film began in 2006, when the Arts Festival Society was invited to be part of a Derbyshire County Council Arts subsidised initiative to establish cinema in rural locations, using hired equipment. Ann explained “as the project was so popular, when the trial ended, we decided to apply for arts grant funding for the purchase of our own projector and 3 metre screen, which were installed in the village hall by kind permission of Holymoorside and Walton Parish Council.”A loyal group of volunteers support with setting up the equipment, projection duties, film selection, front of house, membership administration and publicity and, very importantly, serving our complimentary refreshments on film nights!“The evenings are about more than just the film” says Ann, “people also enjoy the opportunity to meet neighbours, friends and new people. Often some have seen the film before, but it’s a different experience watching

with friends and perhaps seeing a film on a large screen for the first time. The team of volunteers makes everyone feel welcome. They do a great job.”How do you choose the films? “We consult members and suggest titles. We spend a lot of time researching on the International Movie Database. The IMDb is the world’s most popular and authoritative source for movie, TV and celebrity content” explains Ann. “I’m proud to say that in the ten years, we’ve screened 110 films and the carefully selected titles mean we’ve never had to cancel a screening due to poor turnout”.What’s Ann’s favourite film and why? “I’ve just been to the cinema to see ‘The Theory of Everything’, the story of Stephen Hawkins, which was incredible. I know there has been a lot in the press recently but it really is that good. I completely forgot I was watching actors. Human interest films are my favourites. Wellmade British films can’t be bettered, we have a world class acting community - Maggie Smith in ‘The Pride of Miss Jean Brodie’ – we showed that recently - wonderful.”Ann was keen to point out that Holymoorside Film is inclusive and friendly, it is open to all and there’s room for new members and for helpers. Members also enjoy discounts on local arts festival events which can be seen at www.holyoorsidearts.co.uk.If the idea of a glass of wine and a movie on a Tuesday or a Friday night film with tea and chat appeals to you, give Ann and the film team a call on 01246 567118 / 861997.

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With headlines like ‘UK among worst in Western Europe for level of overweight and obese people’ and ‘Obesity quadruples to nearly one billion in developing world’ we can see why encouraging participation in Sport and Leisure is important. And for Chesterfi eld this has an added importance as research shows less people in the town are engaging in sport and leisure than the national average.It’s on this basis that the council committed to investing in a new Queen’s Park Sports Centre.Amanda Serjeant (Executive Member for Leisure, Culture and Tourism at Chesterfi eld Borough Council) explained “the provision of sport and leisure facilities

is not a mandatory requirement for councils and as budgets have got tighter many councils targeted this area to be cut. But based on the fi gures we’ve seen about Chesterfi eld’s activity levels, we didn’t believe this was the right approach. We also decided to keep the facility under council management and control. The aim is to provide access to sport and leisure facilities for as many people as possible, and with council control we can ensure more people have access to the facility by maintaining the option to ‘pay as you go’”. Regular users of the facilities will be aware of the problems at Queen’s Park, the run down changing rooms, missing tiles and cubicle curtains, chewed locker bracelets and a strange unpleasant smell, to name but a few. Amanda explained “Most people agree that Queen’s Park Sport Centre is out of date and not fi t for purpose. It wasn’t built as a leisure centre, it was built in the 60s as a swimming pool. In the 80s the dry side courts and the learner pool were added – that’s why there’s so many corridors, why the learner pool is separate from the main pool and the changing rooms sometimes

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smell of drains. The original plumbing just wasn’t built to cope with the additional load we’ve added over the years.”“One of the reasons we opted for a new build, was that just to update the plumbing alone would cost over £1 million, it’s much more cost effective to build new”. And cost has been a major factor throughout. “The current facility costs the council (and council tax payers) £1.2 million per year in subsidies, that is money we could spend elsewhere on services to support the town. We want to make sure we offer best value and the new facility has enabled cost efficiency measures to be built in. The current swimming pool has a high ceiling and is surrounded by glass, this makes it difficult to heat and the temperature difficult to regulate. Having the learner pool separate from the main pool means it is out of the line of sight, making it difficult for parents to watch their children and impossible for life-guards to monitor both pools, so it needs twice the number of life guards. The number of corridors and the layout of the changing rooms make it difficult and time consuming to clean and

the current facilities are not as accessible as we’d like them to be for people with disabilities”. The planning of this project started over four years ago, working as equal partners with Chesterfield College. A plan had been developed based on the available budget which would see a 6 lane swimming pool, 6 court sports hall and gym along with other sporting facilities.However, in September last year a grant application to Sport England resulted in a welcome windfall for the project - having bid for between £1million and £2million, the project was granted the maximum grant of £2million, enabling the project to expand the scope and provide even bigger and better facilities - increasing from 6 lanes to 8 lanes in the swimming pool and 6 courts to 8 courts dry side.The plan has always been to collaborate with Chesterfield College, “between the ages of 15 to 25 many people turn away from sport and leisure, so the collaboration was really important, but it also provided an essential funding stream. Before we agreed to the shared approach the

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centre usage was reviewed and between the hours of 9am and 5pm many of the facilities were not in use. It’s a waste of money to manage and heat an empty facility and we saw an opportunity for the college to make use of the space. So during college hours the students enrolled on the sport and leisure courses will use the facilities for training and learning.” It’s perhaps worth underlining at this point that the college use will be by students studying sport; these students are already using the Queen’s Park centre during daytime and term time. The existing generic sports facilities will still remain at the college campus for general use.The injection of capital from Sport England means additional facilities will be available and provide a better balance of the shared space, it will be open and fully accessible to the public at all times and there will be ample space for the students alongside.

The current Queen’s Park Sports Centre will remain open until the new centre is ready for the transition of services in early 2016; this in itself is a major benefit to the town. During many projects of this scale the public would lose access to the facility during refurbishment, which won’t happen here. In fact the council’s Sport and Leisure Manager, Mick Blythe is committed to improving the current offering and boosting membership, so that when the new centre opens it can transfer a strong programme of activities in the facilities and start to support the centre with funding as soon as possible. We’ve reintroduced the midwife sessions at the centre, increased the number of sports and fitness classes offered and we’re enjoying the highest number of direct debit members ever.”The £11.25 million centre is being paid for by £6.725 million from Chesterfield Borough Council, £2 million from Sport

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When Lucy Reeve walked into the 1st Class Kitchens showroom on Derby Road, she went in hoping to add some storage to their existing kitchen - little did she know she’d walk out with a new job.Lucy explained “I recently moved from Northamptonshire to be with my partner and we needed to rearrange the storage so I could fi t all my stuff in. Our kitchen was supplied and fi tted by 1st Class Kitchens so we popped down to order some new units. Helen and I

were chatting and I asked if they knew of any vacancies locally for kitchen designers, and I was offered the job on the spot!”1st Class Kitchens Ltd is owned and run by husband and wife team, Dave and Helen Oxley. Their second showroom in Walton at 139 Moorland View Road recently celebrated its 1st anniversary and they were considering extending the opening times at the showroom, so they offered Lucy a job.Lucy’s background is in kitchen and bathroom

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design and for the last 10 years she’s been working with a number of businesses, from large retail chains to the smaller independent stores. “I much prefer working for the smaller bespoke business. I get the chance to see jobs through from beginning to end - greeting the customer, listening to requirements, surveying kitchens, suggesting design solutions which we walk through on computer screens and being involved in the final project management and delivery” explains Lucy. “People’s requirements are never the same, even in the same household” she adds, “I often feel a bit like a referee as couples consider solutions that are poles apart. Part of the enjoyment of the job for me is selecting products and designing a solution that keeps everyone happy. There may have to be a compromise here and there but I’ve not been beaten yet!”Lucy is settling in very quickly. “I’ve only been at the showroom for seven weeks but I’m finding my way around things. I love design, I soak up all the TV shows, Grand Designs, George Clarke etc and I take great inspiration from visits to design shows. I really enjoy attending the Grand Design show each year, there is so much to see and it’s exciting to bring those inspirations back with you.”I asked Helen about the world of kitchens and how long projects are taking at the moment. “Projects are typically taking about six weeks but obviously this depends on design iterations. People can take a long time to get to the final solution but once we have an agreed design things happen quite quickly.”“We are also about to embark on an update to the showroom at Walton so we’ll have some new displays in soon to give people new ideas and a bit of inspiration.

“One thing we’re seeing is a change in kitchen technology. The latest developments aren’t necessarily new products, but with the expensive cost of energy, energy efficiency is often at the top of people’s priority list. A++ rated appliances save energy in a number of ways, ovens are more thermally efficient, they warm up faster and hold the heat better, dishwashers use less water by recycling it, typically using 6 litres for a wash and not 12. Fridges and freezers are better insulated, this means you can now plan your fridge and oven side by side in your design if that’s right for you.“The bestselling appliances today are simple energy saving products, taps that provide instant boiling water in the exact quantity needed are really popular, as are waste disposals, as they reduce the amount of food waste in the house. There’s also a big increase in LED lighting. In fact all the lighting solutions we now provide are LED, and they operate at a fraction of the cost of the halogen down lighters.”So one last word from Lucy on the area that’s now home? “It’s great living so close to the Peak District, I’m in Brampton and the flexibility offered by this job allows me, my partner and my dog Penny the chance to explore everything the area has to offer. It’s so different to Northamptonshire which is very flat by comparison.”If you’re looking to update your kitchen, office or bedroom the Walton showroom now has extended opening hours from Tuesday to Friday between 10am and 5pm and on Saturday from 10am to 4pm, or visit the showroom at 456 Derby Road, Chesterfield.


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I’m sitting in the ‘old’ front room, and what is now the back room of the new flower shop on Chatsworth Road. I’m meeting JJ, or Jessica Jayne and her beagle, Benjamin to find out more about their new home. Until Jessica mentioned it, I hadn’t noticed how the shop stands forward of the adjoining terraces, and she explained it had been extended forward, turning the ‘front room’ into the ‘back room’!Jessica Jayne Hodgson, lives in Somersall and is daughter to Garry Hodgson who has owned Imperial Windows for 31 years. JJ’s isn’t a new business, celebrating its 2nd anniversary in March, she was previously located above Imperial Windows, her father’s premises at 3 Old Road.Over these last two years she has built up a loyal bunch of clients “it’s a really intimate and privileged experience to be involved in someone’s wedding and in the process of designing and supplying beautiful wedding displays, bouquets and flowers many of my clients have become friends.”“I didn’t have a shop front before, because I had a different vision” explains Jessica, “I wanted to create a space you could get lost in and feel you were in a flower world. I was getting 90% of my work through recommendation and as wedding and funeral flowers are by appointment, the space worked for me. I supplied flowers for about 80 weddings last year from ‘The Studio’ and it was ideal for meeting people face to face and getting to know what customers wanted for their special day. I couldn’t quote for occasions like that over the phone, I like to meet people, as everyone’s design should be individual.When 424 came up, where Moo Moo used to be, it gave me the opportunity to create both a shop front and consultation room. The ‘Flower Shop’ at the front is nice and cold for keeping

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flowers fresh, it’s a good space to work in and there’s the opportunity to sell bunches of flowers over the counter and take orders for delivery. Then there’s the back room or ‘front room’ of the original house complete with front door and sash window, where I can hold cosy consultations and run flower arranging courses”, more on that later.“The signage was inspired by a sign I saw on a restaurant ‘The Boathouse’ on a trip to Sydney to see my brother, I took a photo and when I returned went to visit Lyndsey at Bimbo who designed the new signage for JJs.”Floristry wasn’t Jessica’s first choice of career, her studies were in fashion and art but she soon realised Chesterfield wasn’t an easy place to earn a living in these fields so started working in hospitality. “I had jobs at Nonnas and The Peak Edge Hotel at the Red Lion at Stonedge. The team at Nonnas were great, it was like one big family, and I’m so grateful to Damian and the team at the Red Lion for the opportunities and support they’ve given me” says Jessica, “but I really wanted to get back into art in some way, I just wasn’t sure how.”Jessica decided to sign up to a one year floristry course, from here she got a full time job with a florist and four years on she has her own business.“I’ve had great support from the businesses along Chatsworth Road since I started up, we really need to work together to keep the area vibrant” she adds.“My desire is not to be a traditional florist but to offer something different. By focusing on weddings and funerals I feel I can express my love of flowers. Weddings are about the start of a new life together and I feel that at the end of life, when a loved one is no longer with us, it’s equally important to celebrate their life with a beautiful display of flowers” says Jessica.Jessica is inspired by the vintage and country garden styles, peonies and hydrangeas are amongst her favourite flowers, but she’s just as happy to turn her hand to a variety of styles and trends and loves staying up to date with what’s going on with fashion, flowers and colours around the world.Is there an arrangement you’re most proud of? “I believe everything I produce should be a photo opportunity, but a recent wedding arrangement at Stancliffe Hall springs to mind. The client was blown away, ‘better than she could have imagined’ was how she described it, which was just breathtaking to hear.”With such a perishable product I would imagine it’s difficult to avoid waste? “I’m realistic about stock, I don’t open Sundays and

Mondays as stock arrives fresh from Holland on Tuesday. By Saturday evening the shop should be empty, with everything used for a pre-planned wedding or sold through the week, I wouldn’t sell anything I wouldn’t be happy to receive.”

You mentioned courses? “I’ll be running one, 2 hour class, a month to start with, prices are £45 per person and the dates are on my website. There’s space for nine people on each course and you take home what you make, plus there’s always a supply of tea, coffee and delicious cupcakes. It’s great for hen parties, time to share with Mum or friends. It’s about enjoying flowers and being able to dress your home nicely.”Living locally, where are your favourite places? “For entertainment and a night out it has to be Nonnas. I’ve also been going to Dynasty for food since I was just three years old, the whole family love it there. To escape from it all I’ll probably come into the shop, the back room is a great place to gather your thoughts. I also find designing displays therapeutic so it’s a great place to come and relax... and of course there’s Benjamin to walk.”If you could change one thing about Chesterfield what would it be? “Parking, the town centre is suffering, the parking is too costly and it keeps people away, you don’t feel you can pop in during the day. Chatsworth Road suffers from a similar problem, the restrictions are too short. There are sections where you can’t park long enough to go for a coffee and get your haircut.”Being a florist you must be a difficult person to purchase flowers for? “I believe all girls like to receive flowers, I’ve never received a bunch and not got butterflies. I might be a tough cookie to crack in that department but as long as they weren’t picked up at the supermarket or petrol station I’d still be happy”.

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1. Plant out early potatoes; once the foliage starts to show, be prepared to cover it if a frost is forecast; most varieties will recover from a light frost but may be weakened, which could affect the yield. The cover can be as simple as a sheet of newspaper – anything as long as the foliage isn’t directly exposed to the freezing air will usually be fine at this time of year.

2. Plant onion sets and shallots. Birds sometimes think the tips are worms and pull them up; just push them back if this happens. To discourage the birds, run a few lines of black thread tightly over the bed.

3. Cut back dogwoods, willows, elders and winter flowering jasmine; also hard prune buddleias if not done yet.

4. If the weather is warm the lawn will start to grow, so if there’s a dry day give it a cut with the blades set fairly high. Petrol mowers can usually cope with longer, wetter grass but electrics may struggle, so try not to ever let it get too long.

5. Seed for most root crops can be sown now, although they will appreciate covering with a cloche or horticultural fleece – check the instructions on the packet. But on warm sunny days seedlings can easily overheat (especially with cloches) so bear that in mind. Some hardy salads can also be sown, e.g. radish, rocket and lettuce.

6. Weeds will start into growth, so try to prevent them getting a hold by regular weeding. At the same time you can prepare beds by lightly digging them over, incorporating any compost you have.

7. Dead head daffodils, letting the foliage die down naturally, then removing it when

it starts to turn yellow. This is when the bulbs reserves of energy are restored, and it prepares for next year - tying it up prevents this happening efficiently, and doesn’t look nice.

8. There will be a lot more heat in the sun, so open greenhouse and conservatory doors if you have seedlings in them, so they don’t overheat. But clear sunny days often mean clear, chilly nights, so remember to close them again.

9. Last year was perfect for slugs and snails, so expect there to be lots this year. As it gets milder they will start to appear in the garden, so be prepared to combat them – there are lots of possible solutions (pellets, beer traps, copper bands) but, whatever you do, you’ll never be entirely rid of them, so concentrate your efforts on precious plants and small areas.

10. Plants in containers will appreciate a top dressing. Carefully remove an inch or so of soil and replace it with a new one suitable for containers; it might seem unnecessary to use different sorts of composts for different places but, especially with pots, the right sort makes a big difference.

This is when the gardening year traditionally gets going, so there’s lots to do; keeping on top of it all is the key to success. However, it can be weather dependent - never worry if you can’t do something at the exact time articles like this say you should; relaxing and enjoying it is far more important; get round to things when you can. If you’re trying to get your children interested in gardening then all your good work could be undone by dragging them out into the cold and wet for several hours to do something that could well wait for a week or two.

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Brampton Barbers Brampton’s Traditional Barber ShopBrampton Barbers at 167-169 Chatsworth Road or Chain Bar Cottages as they were until the late 1800s has undergone its latest change. Carl Hague has been busy with his scissors... with the wallpaper!

Carl, previously of Grade 1 Barbers, is now at the shop full time, bringing 17 years experience and his personal approach. Carl said “I’ve given the place a face-lift, we’ve given the interior a new look and I’ve got some comfortable new chairs. I’m really looking forward to welcoming old and meeting new local customers”.

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Peacock Inn Refurbed and ready for businessFollowing the improvements to the beer garden last year, Tim and Jennie from the Peacock Inn at 412 Chatsworth Road invited me down to check out the newly refurbished interior of the pub.Instantly noticeable as you walk in is the contemporary feel, yet it has stayed in touch with its roots and kept the snug feel of a traditional pub - comfortable yet classic.Many of the wood panels have been removed, the fireplace in the bar has been opened up and there’s an open fire filled with logs, for when the weather turns cold, at the both ends of the pub.One of the doors has been moved, which makes it easier to navigate through the pub and out to the beer garden.

“The place was looking a bit dated, so we’ve replaced the bar top and completely redecorated. It has really lifted the interior and brought it up to date. Our regulars have been very positive about the changes” says Tim, “and we’re very happy too. People can call in to see for themselves, we’d love to pull them a pint or pour them a glass of wine.”The bars can also be booked for private functions or parties so if you’re in need of a venue give them a call on 01246 275115.

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Georgia Peskett:Remembering (self portrait) - featuring Somersall ParkGeorgia Peskett was previously based in Brampton Courtyard on Old Hall Road. Her latest work is entitled ‘Remembering (Self Portrait)’ features a local landmark - a dreamy view of the stream that runs from Somersall into Walton Dam (shown below).You can see this oil painting together with one of Georgia’s etchings at the Harley Open Exhibition, Welbeck, Worksop S80 3LW between 14 February and 12 April. To see more of Georgia’s work which features travels across the globe together with inspiration from more local scenes, please take a look at www.georgiapeskett.com

FOSP:Community ConsultationFriends of Somersall Park in conjunction with the council are beginning community consultation regarding the replacement of the play area. Four play companies have put forward proposals for the type of equipment to be used, should the group be successful in their bid for private funding.This consultation will take place between 16th February and 31st March, with the group visiting local schools, community groups and churches to gather feedback. There will also be an online form with pictures of the proposals.Visit www.friendsofsomersallpark.org.uk to vote and have your say!There will be a meeting on Sunday 1 March, 7pm at The Rose and Crown Pub, Brampton for those without internet access to vote.Allissa Charlesworth

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Missing since 16 January, can you help fi nd Bailey, a male tabby from Somersall.He has no bottom canine teeth and is almost completely deaf. He drinks a lot, looks younger than he really is and is very affectionate.He is really missed by his family, so if you have seen him or have any information please give them a call on 07831 617 979.

Nightingale ProbusChesterfieldNightingale Probus is a Ladies’ Group which meets on the 1st Wednesday of every month at The Olde House at Loundsley Green, Newbold. Membership is available to any retired lady who lives in the Chesterfi eld area. To refl ect the wide age range and interests of club members, talks and activities are extremely varied and eclectic. Regular social events include theatre trips, outings and lunches; we also have enthusiastic walking and scrabble groups and much, much more! Nightingale Probus also organise an annual holiday – this year we are visiting Norfolk. New members will fi nd a very warm welcome, so why not come along and meet us? To fi nd out more about joining this friendly group, contact Debbie on 01246 767298 or Marilyn on 01246 222446.

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Weekly Jog Derbyshire Groups @The Manor: All welcome. Mon 6 to 7pm, Wed 9:30 to 10:30am & Thurs 5 to 5:45pm. For details contact Brampton Manor on 01246 277760 or visit www.brampton-manor.com

Monday Tots Café at St Thomas' Centre 10am to Midday (term time). An informal get together for parents/carers. T: 01246 279916.Monday Chesterfield Market: Call Chesterfield Visitor Info. Centre on 01246 345777/8 or www.visitchesterfield.infoMonday Young at Heart (social afternoon) - all welcome. 1:30 to 3:30pm. Loundsley Green Community Centre call 07910 858267 for

details.Monday William Rhodes Primary & Nursery School Community Choir: 3:30 to 4:30pm, choir made up of children, staff, parents & the wider

community. Enthusiasm is all you need. An ability to sing an advantage but not compulsory! Call Cindy Clark on 01246 234626.Monday 1st Brampton Moor Brownies: Meet at Storrs Road Centre, starting 6pm (Term time). Contact the Brownie guider on 01246

272678 for further details.Monday Aurora Ladies' Choir: 7:15 to 9:45pm. Loundsley Green Community Centre call 07910 858267 for details.Monday Holymoorside Band Rehearsals: non-contesting band - plays a variety of concerts. All abilities - rehearsals Monday & Friday

7:45 to 9:45pm - United Reform Church, Holymoorside. Instruments available. [email protected] or 01246 566691/568745

1st Monday Maison Mes Amis: Book Club. The first Monday at Maison Mes Amis for their book club. Review the title of the month and then discuss in a comfortable atmosphere with like minded people. 7pm onwards. Call 01246 768789 for details and titles.

3rd Monday Guide Dogs Chesterfield: Meet 7:30pm at The Rose and Crown, 104 Old Road S40 2QT. We welcome new volunteers. For further info contact Gabbie Pattison on 07525 248740 (email: [email protected] or via Facebook - Guide Dogs Chesterfield).

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RSPB Chesterfield Local Group: 7:15 to 9:15pm at the Winding Wheel. Illustrated talks, refreshments, bird food sales. All welcome. Contact: Alan Goddard 01246 230244 or visit www.rspb.org.uk/groups/chesterfield

Tuesday Badminton at Loundsley Green 1:30 to 3pm. For enquiries, contact Mrs Westwood on 01246 236831.Tuesday Linedancing: (Easy Intermediates) 3pm - 4.15pm, Prince's Sports Club @ the Manor, Brampton. Ideal for returners. New dance

every 3-4 weeks.Contact Kathryn, 01246 569053Tuesday (2nd & 4th)

Chatters Coffee Shop at Walton Evangelical Church, Moorland View Road. 10am to midday. All welcome - toys available. No charge, but a small donation helps cover costs - any remainder to charity. Info call 01246 231002 or email [email protected]

Tuesday (Term Time)

Pilates: 9:15am at St Mark’s Church, Brampton and 7:15pm at St John’s, Walton. www.villagehallpilates.co.uk email [email protected] or call: 0777 351 6334

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Cycling day rides with Chesterfield Spire Cycling Club: Meet at Queen’s Park Sports Centre, Boythorpe Road, 9:25am. Suitable for new and experienced cyclists: 30-60 mile routes. Call Dave Scrivener 01246 455525, Steve Bright 0773 450 6492 or just turn up.

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Zumba Gold - Fitness For 50+ If you can walk, you can Zumba! Tues & Thurs at 10am & 11am. Chester St Club. Easy, fun, friendly classes only £3. Also TONING after the 11am Thurs class: Zumba with weights for just £1 extra. Call Jen on 07757 726239

Tuesday Knit and Natter: 10am to 12:30pm at St Thomas' Centre. An informal gathering for people who enjoy doing craft together. All ages, all abilities. Ring 01246 279916 for more information.

Tuesday Chesterfield Railway Modellers: Tue afternoon 2pm (and Thu evening 6pm) at The Clocktower Offices (the old Staveley Works Head Office). Contact Darrell Clark for details on 01246 234788.

Tuesday Tuesday Worship: St John's Church, Walton Back Lane. Please join us for Tuesday Worship from 11:30am to 12:15pm, followed by lunch in the Church Centre (£3.00 per person). Email: [email protected]

Tuesday Tiger Tots: A stay and play baby/toddler group. 1:30 to 3pm (term time) Holymoorside Village Hall. Anyone welcome, £2 per family, call in and ask for Becky or call 07701 066801. (Term time only).

Tuesday Spire Laughter Club: Takes place above Dent's Chemists at the Nenna Kind Cancer Drop In Centre at 2pm. Yoga therapy with laughter so why not come and laugh with us whilst improving your health and happiness. Call Karen for details on 01246 862790.

Tuesday TimeOut a friendly community group meets 2 to 4pm at Storrs Road Methodist Church. Come along for a chat and a cuppa, play a few games, bring a craft, help complete a jigsaw, surf the internet etc. For info call: 01246 274021.

Tuesday Danceworks dance studio for 4-15 year olds at Loundsley Green Community Centre. Ages 3-5yrs at 4-5pm, and ages 6+ at 5-6pm. Call Elly on 07581 140822 or [email protected] or on Facebook at Danceworks Loundsley Green.

Tuesday Pregnancy Yoga Class: Friends Meeting House Chesterfield 5:30 to 7pm. For further details please contact Pauline Nunn on 0779 115 7672 or email: [email protected]

Tuesday Brownies: 6 to 7:15pm. Loundsley Green Community Centre call 07910 858267 for details.Tuesday Dog obedience training: 7:15 to 8:45pm. Loundsley Green Community Centre call 07910 858267 for details.Tuesday TAI CHI: Authentic Wu Style Tai Chi from Shanghai, taught by an authorised instructor. 7:30pm - 8:30pm Parish Centre,

Stonegravels. Contact: [email protected] Tel:273795Tuesday Chesterfield Garland/Clog Dancers: 7:30 to 9:30pm at Methodist Church Hall, Jaw Bones Hill, Chesterfield. New female dancers

and wo/men musicians welcome. Call Barbara Wilson on 01246 207800 for further details or visit www.chesterfieldgarland.org.ukTuesday Chesterfield Film Makers: If you’re interested in making videos. Walton Village Centre, 7:30 for 7:45 pm. For more details phone

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Tuesday Rose & Crown, Old Road: General Knowledge Quiz. Every Tuesday night - gallon of ale for the winner. Music quiz - last Sunday of each month, gallon of ale for the winner & rolling cash prize for 100% score.

Tuesday Chesterfield Theatres: Tuesday Night Dances. At the Winding Wheel. 7:30pm-10.30pm. £4.85.Tuesday Tuesday Quiz Night at The Manor from 8:30pm. General knowledge with cash prizes to be won plus Play Your Cards Right. Call:

01246 277760. www.brampton-manor.comTuesdays (term Time)

Pilates: Class 6pm to 7pm at St John’s Church, Walton Back Lane. For more information please contact [email protected] or visit the website www.villagehallpilates.co.uk

1st Tuesday Chesterfield Town WI: 7pm in Chesterfield Studios, Rose Hill, S40 1LW. Fancy a giggle why not come and join us. New members always welcome. For more info www.chesterfieldtownwi.co.uk or [email protected]

2nd Tuesday Holymoorside Women's Institute: 2 to 4pm at the United Reformed Church Schoolroom, Cottonmill Hill, Holymoorside. New Members warmly received. Details ring Shirley Cotton on 01246 567396 or Margaret Copley on 01246 568360.

2nd Tuesday Chesterfield Cycle Campaign: Meetings 7:30pm Market Hall, Meeting Room 1. Contact Alastair on 01246 520820.2nd Tuesday Old Brampton Women's Institute: 2 to 4pm at Loundsley Green Church, Pennine Way S40 3NF. New members and visitors warmly

welcomed. For more info ring Pat on 01246 2394431 or Jenny on 01246 557024.2nd Tuesday Derbyshire Wildlife Trust: 7.30pm @ the Annunciation Church Parish Centre, Spencer St, Chesterfield, S40 4SD. Talks monthly.

Pedestrian access from Queen St. £2.50 incl. refreshments; Under 16s free. Everyone welcome. Call Angie: 01246 236930 for info.3rd Tuesday Chesterfield & District Vegetable and Fruit Growers: 7:30pm at the Committee Room, Holymoorside Village Hall. Come and share

your gardening experiences, beginners welcome. Call John 01246 569515, Malcolm 01246 569948 (Not Aug).3rd Tuesday Thom's Blokes: 10am to noon. A meeting for men which includes talks, activities and regular outings to places of interest. All men

welcome. St Thomas’ Church Centre. For info call David on 01246 231115 or 01246 853741.4th Tuesday North East Derbyshire Downs Syndrome Group: Arkwright Children's Centre, School Lane, Arkwright. 10am to noon. Not August.

Families, carers & children meet together for activities. Holiday time outings and trips. Call Rosie 07500 814361 or 01629 537692.Wednesday Holymoorside Tennis Club New members Welcome. Club Night Wed 6pm and Social Tennis Sun/Tues 10am. Contact Ken Weir on

01246 566718.Wednesday Pelican Cycles Winter Cycle Spinning: 7:30pm, at Queens Park Leisure Centre. Booking essential - Please contact sales@

pelicancycles.co.uk or 01246 767078.Wednesday Qi Gong: 10 to 11:15am. Loundsley Green Community Centre call 07910 858267 for details.Wednesday Woolly Wednesdays: 10am to noon & 6:30 to 8:30pm - regular social crafting event in the Market Hall. For every craft that isn’t

messy or noisy (as that gets in the way of talking & eating biscuits) Contact [email protected] or 07976 845662.Wednesday British History Class: 10:30am at Chesterfield Library. Contact Margaret Bargh for details on 01246 276800.Wednesday Image and Colour UFO: (Unfinished objects) group.1pm to 4pm, £3 per session, bring your knitting, stitching, crochet or any other

unfinished projects. Image & Colour Emporium, 413a Chatsworth Road. Call 07526 455410 for details.Wednesday Holymoorside Craft Group: 2 to 4pm in the Committee Room, Holymoorside Village Hall. Informal, welcoming group. Any crafting

such as papercraft, embroidery, knitting, sewing, drawing etc. Call: Cynthia 01246 569103. No meet Jul or Aug.Wednesday Beaver Scouts: 4:15 to 6pm. Loundsley Green Community Centre call 07910 858267 for details.Wednesday Cub Scouts: 6 to 7:30pm. Loundsley Green Community Centre call 07910 858267 for details.Wednesday Brampton Ladies Club: 7:15pm for 7:45pm start at Storrs Road Methodist Church. Meetings held every Wednesday during school

term time with a speaker or social activity. Details 01246 272333.Wednesday (Term Time)

Free Voices Community Choir: The Friends Meeting House, Brockwell Lane - 7:15 to 9pm. We are a non-performing choir who sing for enjoyment. No need to be able to read music. Call Helen on 01246 237937 or [email protected]

Wednesday Jesterfield Juggling Club: 7 to 9pm at Walton Village Centre. All abilities - learn and share skills in all types of circus skills. £2/week adults & £1/under 16s - welcome if accompanied by an adult. Call 07766 468 499 or email [email protected].

Wednesday Bible Class: 7:30 to 8:30pm at Christadelphian Church 19a Sheffield Road, Chesterfield. Topics presented for study and discussion. Visit our web site www.chesterfieldchristadelphians.org.uk

Wednesday Scouts: 7:30 to 9:15pm. Loundsley Green Community Centre call 07910 858267 for detailsWednesday Brampton Best Knitters: Come and meet for knitting, crochet, other handicrafts, combined with a warm welcome and good

company. £1 subs (optional). 7.30pm, Rose and Crown, 104 Old Road, Brampton. Call Suzanne on 07900 814715 for info.Wednesday (Term Time)

Pilates Class: 9:15 to 10:15am at St John’s Church, Walton Back Lane. For more information please contact [email protected] or visit the website www.villagehallpilates.co.uk

1st Wednesday

Green Drinks: An opportunity for like-minded people to get together for a fun, relaxed, interesting evening once a month. Starts at 7pm and the location varies so please check at www.greendrinks.org/Derbyshire/Chesterfield.

1st Wednesday

Nightingale Probus: 10am to 12 Noon at The Olde House, Loundsley Green Road, Newbold. Activities include theatre trips, outings, lunches, walking & scrabble groups & much, much more! For info contact Debbie on 01246 767298 or Marilyn on 01246 222446.

2nd Wednesday

Cuppanatta Club from 10am at Java Coffee Company, come and have a cuppa and a natter and meet new friends. Java Coffee, 8 Stephenson Place. Call: 01246 274455.

3rd Wednesday

Chesterfield Fairtrade Group: 6.30pm in Chesterfield Town Hall. New members always welcome to help with events or attend meetings connected to promoting Fairtrade. Contact Jenie Lismore on 01246 455178.

3rd Wednesday

Brampton and Walton Townswomen: 10am to midday at St Thomas' Centre, Chatsworth Road. A friendly group who welcome new members. Feel free to come and visit. For more details call 01246 233179 or 01246 237363 or email [email protected]

4th Wednesday

Walton Women's Institute: 2 to 4pm at St. John's Church Centre, Walton Back Lane. Activities include: Book Group, Flower Arranging, Choir and much more! New members and visitors welcome. Contacts Lynn Tel:01246 209472 and Rosemary Tel: 01246 201931.

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Cotton Mill Club: Activity club for young adults with learning difficulties. 7 to 9pm on the last Wednesday of each month at Holymoorside United Reform Church School Room. Call: B Turner on 01246 566109.

Last Wed Manor Band Mania @The Manor: For details contact The Manor on 01246 277760 or visit www.brampton-manor.comThursday Chesterfield Flea Market: Call Chesterfield Visitor Info Centre on 01246 345777/8 or www.visitchesterfield.info


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Thursday Fit and Fab Keep Fit Class Holymoorside: A gentle exercise class to music. 9:30am to 10:30am in United Reform Church Holymoorside. All welcome. Contact Tessa on 0786 658 5575.

Thursday Yoga. Mixed ability classes. Morning session 9:30 to 11am - £6 per session. Evening session 7:30 to 9pm £33 for a 6 week block. Loundsley Green Community Centre. Call Rachel Armstrong on 07792 978880 for details or [email protected]

Thursday Central Methodist Toddler Group: Saltergate. 10 to 11:30am (term time). In the town centre this group is ideal for a break from shopping for you & your baby/toddler. £1.50 for 1 adult & 1 child; 50p per extra child. Drinks & biscuits included.

Thursday Walking Back To Healthiness: Walking group meets at 10:30am at Holmebrook Valley Park, starting points may vary. To book please call Tina Hensey on 01246 345669.

Thursday Muy Thai: Martial arts training. 6 to 7:15pm. Loundsley Green Community Centre. For info 07910 858267.Thursday Ichthus Canoe Club Chesterfield: (ICCC) meet 6pm (Outdoor Spring, Summer & early Autumn) or 8pm (pool sessions late Autumn &

Winter). For info and the latest Club programme email [email protected], www.ichthuscanoeclub.co.uk or call 01246 274021.Thursday Chesterfield Caledonian Badminton Club: at St Andrews United Reformed Church Hall, Newbold Road. 7 to 9pm. New adult

members welcome, male and female. Contact Tony Gandy on 01246 569225.Thursday Brampton Community Band: Musicians welcome - join and play folk dance music. 7.00 to 9.00 pm at Old Hall Junior School, Old

Rd. For more details, visit bramptoncommunityband.org.uk, email: [email protected] or T: 01246 236805.Thursday Chesterfield Photographic Society: Contact the Club Secretary Brian Davis 01246 275433.Thursday Chesterfield Recorded Music Society: Parish Centre, Sheffield Road, Stonegravels. 7:15pm. We listen to and discuss mainly

classical music and occasionally jazz and music from shows. Meetings Sept to June. Info from John Strange on 01246 416558.Thursday Chesterfield Philharmonic Choir: Practise at Ashgate Croft School, Ashgate Road from 7:15 to 9:30pm. We put on four concerts & a

choral day each year. Come & join us. Call Lynda at 01246 202694.Thursday Holymoorside Choral Society: practise in Holymoorside from 7:30 to 9:30pm. We sing a variety of music - new members always

welcome. Please contact Nerys Mansell on 01246 569693 for more information.Thursday Holymoorside Ladies Club: 7:45pm in Holymoorside Village Hall. Variety of speakers and activities. All welcome. Membership not

necessary, just £2.50. No meetings during school holidays. Call Anne 01246 566789.Thursdays (Term Time)

Pilates Classes: 6pm-7pm at The School Room, Old Brampton and 7.45pm - 8.45pm at St John’s Church, Walton Back Lane. For more information please contact [email protected] or visit the website www.villagehallpilates.co.uk

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St John's Ambulance Chesterfield Quad Division: Meet at Storrs Road Methodist Church during term time. Badgers and Cadets (5 to 18 year olds) from 6pm. Adults 18+ at 7:30pm. Contact us on 01246 279132 or email [email protected].

1st Thursday Do you play an instrument? Would you like to play jazz with the Chesterfield Jazz Club house band? Come to the Jam Session, at Club Chesterfield, Chester St, S40 1DL. £4 on the door.7:30pm. www.chesterfieldjazz.com or call Wendy on 07764 587258 for info.

1st Thursday Rendezvous Group: St Thomas' Centre, Chatsworth Road. All seniors invited for activities followed by a light lunch. 10:30am to 1:30pm. £3.50 to cover costs. Details phone 01246 272333.

1st Thursday Embroiderers' Guild Chesterfield Branch: 7-9pm at The Saints Parish Centre, St. Mary's Gate, Chesterfield, S41 7TJ. Visitors welcome, for details call 01246 568228.

2nd Thursday 2nd Thursday Chesterfield Evening Townswomen's Guild: Meet on 2nd Thursday of the month (except August) 7pm at the Friends’ Meeting House, 27 Ashgate Road, Chesterfield. For further info contact the Secretary on 01246 455110.

2nd Thursday Alzheimers Society: Singing for the Brain. 2 to 4pm at St John's Church, Walton, Walton Back Lane, Chesterfield S42 7LT. For info call 01246 223366.

2nd Thursday Chesterfield Farmer's Market: Every second Thursday. For information please call Chesterfield Visitor Information Centre on 01246 345774 or visit www.visitchesterfield.info

2nd Thursday The North East Derbyshire Field Club: Winter meetings - Sure Start Centre, Holme Hall Primary School, S40 4RL at 7:30pm. Summer meetings - walks & outings. Details call: 01246 268786.

3rd Thursday Friendship Group at St John's Church, Walton Back Lane. Held on the third Thursday of every month from 2pm-4pm. Come along and meet new friends over tea and home made cake. All are welcome. Contact Hazel on 01246 236042 for more information.

3rd Thursday Chesterfield Jazz Club: Regular Jazz Night, Chesterfield Jazz Club, Chester Street, Chesterfield S40 1DL. For details and tickets for gigs call 07764 587 258 / 07980 491 048 or online at www.chesterfieldjazz.com.

Last Thu Tramway Tavern: Jam Night. Last Thursday - 9pm at the Tramway Tavern on Chatsworth Road.Friday Chesterfield Market: Call Chesterfield Visitor Info Centre on 01246 345777/8 or www.visitchesterfield.infoFriday Parent & Toddler: All welcome! 9 to 11am. Loundsley Green Community Centre. For details 07910 858267.Friday Zumba Gold Class: at St Thomas’ Church Centre, Chatsworth Road. Easy to follow, low impact moves for active older adults &

those after a low intensity work out. 10 to 10:45am. £3.50 per class. Call Mike on 07852 979546.Friday TAI CHI & Qigong: Gentle exercise for health and relaxation. 10am at Wingerworth Church Centre, Long Edge Lane. Contact: sharon.

[email protected] Tel:273795Friday Yoga for People Living with Cancer: Friends Meeting House Chesterfield 11:00am to12:30pm. For further details please contact

Pauline Nunn on 0779 115 7672 or email: [email protected] Découpage: 1 to 3pm. Loundsley Green Community Centre call 07910 858267 for details.Friday Knitting Group: Meetings in Cutthorpe Village Hall between 1 and 3pm. £1 per session, knitting, crochet, cross-stitch etc, come

and have a cup of tea and a natter! Call Barbara Stringer on 01246 620314 or 07980 510591.Fridays (Term Time)

3rd Brampton (St Thomas’) Scout Group: Join the adventure for 6 to 14 year olds in the Beaver, Cub or Scout Sections. Meet Friday evenings during term time. Contact Ben Widdowson 01246 567409.

Friday Sportivate Badminton Chesterfield: Brookfield Community School Sports Hall. 9 - 15 year olds. Develop in an encouraging & supportive environment. Badminton England coaches. £4/week. Detail call Robin Harris 07811 214565 or Pam Rickerby 07584 624525.

Friday Holymoorside Band Rehearsals: non-contesting band - plays a variety of concerts. All abilities - rehearsals Monday & Friday 7:45 to 9:45pm - United Reform Church, Holymoorside. Instruments available. [email protected] or 01246 566691/568745

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Friday Knit and Natter: 6:30pm at the Image & Colour Emporium at 413a Chatsworth Road. Like-minded people meet for some knitting and a chat. Cost £3 includes coffee and a cake. Call Tracey on 07526 455410 for more information.

Friday Table Tennis Club at The Gospel Mission Congregational Church, Old Road, Brampton 7.30pm . £1 entry including refreshments.

Friday Badminton: 8:15 to 9:45pm. Loundsley Green Community Centre call 07910 858267 for details.

Friday The Manor: Friday Live Music from 9pm see website for detail. Call: 01246 277760. brampton-manor.com

2nd Friday Alzheimer’s Society: Carers Support Group. 10am to midday. The Pavillion, Queen’s Park, Chesterfield S40 2ND. For info call 01246 223366.

Friday (2nd and 4th)

The Chesterfield Art Club: Meet at Whitecotes School from 7:30 to 9:30pm. Worknights, Demonstration & Critiques. Visitors welcome at £3/session. For further information contact Terry 01246 416565. (Not Aug or Dec).

4th Friday Alzheimer’s Society: Memory Café. 10am to midday. The Saints Parish Centre, St Mary's Gate, Chesterfield S41 7TJ. No December Café. For info call 01246 223366.

Saturday Mornings

Newbold Community Football Training: Highfield Park, Newbold. 9:30/11:30am. Fun training for boys & girls. All abilities. 5 to 15 years. FA qualified coaches, 1st aiders, drinks/snacks. £2 Call Tim on 01246 277325 or [email protected]

Saturday Muy Thai for Adults/Kids: Martial Arts training for adults 10 to 11am followed by kids 11am to midday. Located in Bolsover call 07910 858267 for details.

Saturday Back to Netball: Have fun and get fit with over 14s. 10 to 11am at Loundsley Green Community Centre. All ages can play if supervised. Only £2.50 per session with the first one free. Call Teresa on 0785 422 4932 for more info.

Saturday Chesterfield Market: Call Chesterfield Visitor Info. Centre on 01246 345777/8 or ww.visitchesterfield.info

1st Saturday Saturday Night Live: St John's Walton. A safe place to chill out with your friends for 11-18 year olds 7 to 10pm, ends at 8:30pm under 14s. Different themes. Regular activities & the Chill-out-zone! Everyone welcome. St John’s Church, Walton Back Lane.

Sunday Mornings

Sunday School: 9:30 to 10:30am at Christadelphian Church 19a Sheffield Road Chesterfield. Children aged 5 to 11 years Bible stories, crafts, music. Visit our web site www.chesterfieldchristadelphians.org.uk

Sunday Church Services: 9 am Service of Holy Communion and 10:45 am Worship Service for All Ages. Refreshments after both services. All welcome. St John's Church Walton, Walton Back Lane.

Sunday The Manor: Sunday Carvery 12-6pm & Live Music from 5pm. Call: 01246 277760.

Sunday Gospel Hour: 6pm at Christadelphian Church 19a Sheffield Road, Chesterfield. Refreshments and a time to chat after service. Visit our web site www.chesterfieldchristadelphians.org.uk

Sunday Sunday Lunch Club Midday to 3pm. Loundsley Green Community Centre, Cuttholme Road. Enjoy lunch with pudding and tea/coffee. A community run project for a nominal charge (check for dates - not every week). To book call: Barbara May 01246 563126.

Sunday (Term time)

Sew Social 5:30 to 8pm in the Market Hall. A social crafting event with space for you to spread out and sew with me on hand for when you get stuck or need encouragement. Call [email protected] or 07976 845 662.

1st Sunday The Way at Walton Evangelical Church: 3 to 4:30pm. A group for adults with learning disabilities. Join us for tea & biscuits followed by a talk & activities such as craft, drama and singing. Carers welcome. Call: 0808 1082354.

1st Sunday Southside Jazz Band: The Rose & Crown between 4pm and 6pm.

Sunday (2nd & 4th)

Rainbow Whist: Holymoorside Community Centre. From 7 to 9pm every 2nd and 4th Sunday in the month. Anyone with the ability to play whist is welcome. For details contact Don on 01246 568204.

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ERICSON BUILDINGCONTRACTORS

AFFORDABLE LANDSCAPE AND GARDEN CARE

TEL 01246 203 385 MOBILE 07545 622 349WEB www.greenlawngardenservices.co.uk

Complete maintenance ofprivate and commercial estates

Winter Maintenance

Grass and hedge cutting

Garden tidy ups

Turfing, seeding and planting

Weed control and trees cut

Rockeries and low maintenancegravel gardens

Weekly / fortnightly contracts

OAP discounts - CRB checked

Drives and patios cleaned

A Derbyshire Trusted Trader

GreenlawnGarden and Landscape Services

7 Days A Week Service All Year Round




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Complete maintenance of private & commercial estates Winter maintenance • Grass & hedge cutting

Garden tidy ups • Turfing, seeding & plantingWeed control & trees cut • Drives & patios cleaned

Garden design & new build specialists Artificial grass specialists • Soft & hard landscapers

Decking, fencing & block paving




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Tel: 01246 701 452Mobile: 07545 622 349www.greenlawngardenservices.co.uk

DERBYSHIRETOWBARSDERBYSHIRETOWBARS

01246 768894www.derbyshiretowbars.com

Call us for a Fast Free QuoteTrailer and Towbar Specialists since 1997. Local High Quality Service.Find us at: Unit 60, M1 Commerce ParkMarkham Lane, Chester�eld S44 5HSAccessories Shop · Now doing number plates.

DERBYSHIRETOWBARS

Paul Redfern Painting & Decorating

Domestic and CommercialInsurance Work Undertaken

Fully InsuredReliable & Recommended

Based in Holymoorsideemail: [email protected] 279642 or 0773 436 2551

Chimney Sweeping ServicesZak MorganA clean and professional service

Many insurance companies wil l now only insure if chimneys are cleaned annually and issued with an

insurance certif icate.

Clean Chimneys Do Not Catch Fire!

07581 806 407199 Somersa l l Lane, Chester f ie ld,S40 3NA. FULLY INSURED AND QUALIFIED

For a free no obligation quote please contact Hayley on: 07800 551 796 oremail: [email protected]

AllCleanAllCleanReliable, loyal and value for money cleaning services for both your home and business in Chester�eld, Mans�eld and surrounding areas.




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MASON ROOFING• Slate Tiling• Guttering/Fascias• Chimney Stack/Pointing• Leadwork

• Flat Roofing• Repairs• 25 Years Experience• Free Quotes

TELEPHONE

01246 566419Mobile: 07941 593483

eMail: roo�[email protected] www.robmason.plus.com

Alan Hill Design Services (Chesterfield)

Architectural plans prepared Extensions & New Builds

Barn Conversions & AlterationsPlanning & building regulations

Walton [email protected]

Call Alan on: 01246 274008 or 07759 588578

Domestic Electrician- From Rewires to Extra sockets/Lighting

- Inspection & Testing- Part P Approved- Free No Obligation QuoteGet in touch:07960 088 60601246 454 612

Domestic Electrician- From Rewires to Extra sockets/Lighting

Domestic Electrician

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JC Property ServicesChallenger Property Co. Ltd

• Kitchen / Bathrooms • Electrical Work • Plumbing• Property Repairs• Landscaping / Fencing

Jamie: 07940 533844 Pj: 07766 [email protected] Based in Chesterfield

Joinery & Handy Person

Friendly ServiceFree Quotes

Call 0773 797 8444Chatsworth Road

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BIRDS FUNERAL SERVICESEstablished 1913

Father & daughter family-run business24 hour service with Private Chapel of Rest

Pre-Paid Golden Charter Funeral Plans AvailableTel: 01246 566592 Mob: 07831 851 63944 Loads Road, Holymoorside, Chesterfield S41 7EU

www.birdsfuneralservices.co.uk

BIRDS FUNERAL SERVICESEstablished 1913

Father & daughter family-run business24 hour service with Private Chapel of Rest

Pre-Paid Golden Charter Funeral Plans AvailableTel: 01246 566592 Mob: 07831 851 63944 Loads Road, Holymoorside, Chesterfield S41 7EU

www.birdsfuneralservices.co.uk 529388

Your Local Plumbing & Drainage ExpertNo Call Out Fee 24/7 All Work GuaranteedFormally the Drain Doctor

0773 8633446Chesterfield

DGW OINERYDGW OINERYDGW OINERY

Time Served Carpenter & Joiner40 Years ExperienceAll Types of Joinery Services Available

For a free quote call Derek07851 460759

Time Served Carpenter & Joiner40 Years ExperienceAll Types of Joinery Services Available

For a free quote call Derek07851 460759

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DGW JoineryTimed Served Carpenter & Joiner40 Years ExperienceAll Types of Joinery Services AvailableFor a Free Quote Call Derek07851460759

Steve GentleHandyman Services

Cabinets, shelving, flat packs, taps, pictures, lighting,tiling, small joinery and much more. No job too small.

Reasonable prices • Top quality • Fully insured

01246 20500607904 905617

(Wingerworth based)

FREEZER CLEAN- Your Freezer / Fridge hygienically

cleaned and defrosted.- Contents stored in insulated food boxes

and kept fully frozen. - No preparation work and no wet floors!

Andy Bray 07787 436523 (01246 569003 evenings) www.freezerclean.net

David Shaw BuilderAll aspects of building & maintenance work undertaken.

• Commercial & Domestic Work• Extensions & Renovations• Conversions & New Build

Tel: 01246 411 567Mob: 07798 933 011

Email: [email protected] www.davidshawbuilder.co.uk

Tel: 01246 411 567Mob: 07798 933 011

Damp or condensation problems?...call • Damp coursing

• Wet Rot/ Dry Rot• Cellar tanking• Wall tie replacements• Condensation solutions• Woodworm infestations

www.drypro-damproofing.co.ukEmail: [email protected]

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• 20 years experience• Fully insured• All work British Standards 3998• All type of hedging & tree work• Wood chips for play areas & garden mulch• Renewable energy logs at 15% moisture

Philip Heath NCH Arb

01246 568333 | 07800 803131Email: [email protected]

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IT ALL STACKS UP � 20 years experience � Fully insured � All work British Standards 3998 � Responsible wood re-cycling � Log furniture � Renewable energy logs at

15% moisture

HEATHSCAPES ARBORISTS High-level professionals

Philip Heath NCH Arb.01246 568333 | 07800 803131 Email: [email protected] www.heathscapes.co.uk

FREE ADVICE

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from£20

UpholsteryCleaning

Leather Cleaning

RugCleaning

0788 831 1162 Call or TxtClaritycarpetcleaning.co.uk

See our website for services & offers

We will make your carpets clean & fresh

3 Breckland Road (Walton Shops) • Chesterfield S40 3LJ

Greetings Cards • StationeryATM for most major banks

Postal Services • Financial ServicesMoneyGram Agent

Photocopying & Fax ServiceForeign Currency & Travel Insurance

01246 207 612

WALTON POST OFFICEWALTON POST OFFICEMikes Corporate TravelA new concept of high quality and service

Michael McVeighDriver

Up to 8 Passengers Any destination including airports, hospital appointments and shopping trips.

Tel: 07923 505558Email: [email protected]

House Proud Cleaning Services

Sarah: 07872 383309Julie: 07813 791012

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Bluefl ameFree boiler service when taking out an annual service plan with their advert.

Brampton BarbersDads and Lads Special - Two for £10.

Car Air ConAir-con service/regas just £40.Call Steve on 07810 332272.

Discover BathroomsExtra discounts for NHS and Emergency Services Staff.

Floor DepotDouble divan, head board and mattress only £275.

iDeal CarpetsFree underlay, gripper, door bar and delivery.

OvenfreshYour fi rst oven clean from £35.

Peak Edge Hotel at The Red LionReduced room rates for certain events. See advert for details.

Polar Windows20% off Energy Effi cient windows plus free upgrade to A rated windows.


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LOCAL WALTON TRADESMANFAST EMERGENCY RESPONSE

7 Redgrove Way • Walton • Chesterfield S40 3JN

• Bathrooms, showers & kitchen installations• Leaks & repairs• No job too small

Tel: 01246 205 000Mob: 07971 447 040

“A Polite, Reliable Service”

NO CALL OUT FEENO VAT

Friendly, professional, reliable & tidyCompletely safe, gentle cleaning systemEnd of tenancy and landlord cleaningRemoves grease, fat & burnt on carbon deposits from: Ovens Filters Hobs Grills BBQs Ranges Extractors Microwaves AGAs

Love your oven on Mother’s Day!

Call today to book in time for Mother’s Day

01246 2112120800 840 7127

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