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Right by you in Kirkby in Ashfield, when you need us most.

A bereavement is never easy to bear.

So it’s good to know that when you need advice and care, there are local people who can help you through what comes next.

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Things to do EASTER ADVENTURE QUEST AT BOLSOVER CASTLE 6th April – 29th April, Monday – Sunday 11am to 4pm Calling all valiant adventurers this Easter weekend! Join us on the hunt for legendary dragon eggs. Set off with an intrepid character from the past to crack the clues and claim your chocolate reward.

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Trip boats - Madeline will be starting its weekly

Saturday cruises from 6th April & John Varley will be starting its weekly Sunday cruises from 7th April. Hugh Henshall, Madeline and John Varley will all be running special Easter cruises. More details at www.chesterfieldcanal-trust.org.uk

Sponsored Boat Pull Dawn Rose and her crew will be on the Canal from Thursday 25th April to Sunday 12th May and would like your help.

This is YOUR team’s opportunity to tow an authentic Chesterfield Canal boat along the Chesterfield Canal.

It will cost a fee of £50 to adopt a length for your fund raising. Any other sponsorship you receive is for you to distribute at your discretion. www.chesterfield-canal-trust.org.uk/dawn-rose-boat-pull

Supporters’ Group Walk - Tuesday 16th April

A walk around Woodall and Killamarsh Ponds and Nor Wood to see the feeder system which ran into the top of the Norwood flight. Meet at Norwood Fisheries, Cinder Lane, Killamarsh, S21 2AT. Start at 7.30 p.m. All welcome. Wear decent boots.

MAGICAL SPRING TRAIL AT RUFFORD ABBEY COUNTRY PARK 30TH MARCH TO 28TH APRIL 10.30AM – 4PM DAILY

Come and have fun on the Magical Spring Trail at Rufford Abbey Country Park.

Follow the map though the formal gardens to seek out our fun seven scenes of spring. Easter Bunnies, Spring flowers in bloom, chicks, spring lambs and lots of colour. Not forgetting your chocolate treat at the end!!

Trail sheets cost £2 and can be purchased on the day at Visitors Reception. www.parkwoodoutdoors.co.uk/ centre/rufford-abbey/Events/417/ magical-spring-trail

Things to do Cricket World Cup Cadbury Easter Egg Hunt comes to Kirkby at the Hardwick Estate

OUTDOOR CINEMA HARRY POTTER AND THE CHAMBER OF SECRETS AT NEWSTEAD ABBEY Bring a blanket or camping chair and watch Harry Potter on a giant cinema screen under the stars!

Kirkby Plaza, Easter Monday, 22nd April. 4pm – 6.30pm

Friday 19th April – Monday 22nd April. 11am – 4pm

Come and have your photo taken with the ICC Cricket World Cup Trophy on its official tour. Fun family activities will be on throughout and there will be a chance to meet special Cricketing guests!

Join in our Cadbury Easter Egg Hunt across the Hardwick Estate looking for clues to receive your chocolatey reward.

A charge of £3 per person taking part applies plus normal admission charges for the venue.

BBQ, snacks, bar and music before the film starts. Gates open at 6.30pm, Sunday 14th April. Film starts shortly after sunset.

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Book Review

In the Woods by Tana French

Tana French writes books which are quite hard to categorize – and aren’t they always the good ones? The early stories focus around the Dublin Murder Squad, so - crime novel you’d think. But they’re much more complex than that, kind of literary psychological mystery tales, exceptionally good on the mystery, very tightly written and quite compulsive.

A good place to start is the first Dublin story, In the Woods, which won numerous awards for this actor turned writer. It tells the tale of Adam Ryan, a 12-year-old Irish boy, found in a state of shock in woods, sitting with his back to a tree, and his shoes full of blood. His two friends, with whom he was playing, are never found.

Move forward 20 years and Adam has changed name and identity to give himself a new life and is now a detective in Dublin, drawn by the romance and coolness of the job and perhaps by his childhood experiences.

He seems a remarkably well adjusted chap, good at intense friendship. Then he starts investigating a recent child murder in the same place as the original disappearances.

Tana French is brilliant at describing how people cope with things which go deep, when maybe you start to doubt your understanding of the world. And she’s very good at teasing out connections.

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Over-50s are open to a transitional retirement Almost half of UK workers over the age of 50 would prefer to make a gradual transition towards retirement, research claims.

Opinium polled 1,007 over-50s, all of whom earn more than £20,000 a year, and found that 49% would prefer to adjust the amount of time they work before giving up work altogether.

More than two-thirds (70%) want to reduce the number of days they work each week, while 44% are keen to cut down the number of hours they work each day.

The transitional approach was favoured among respondents in 11 of the UK’s 12 regions, while the North-East was the only exception with 34% of those polled favouring this option.

Less than a third (31%) of respondents around the UK preferred the traditional option, where workers go from the usual work pattern to being fully retired in an instant.

Steve Cameron, pensions director at Aegon, said: “The concept of retirement is changing from traditional to transitional. As people enjoy longer life spans, they no longer yearn to down tools and start retirement in one fell swoop.

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Rambles with RafFa lake and

If you haven’t heard, Creswell Crags has been in the international news this month after the discovery of the largest collection of Witches’ Marks in the UK. There are now tours showing the Witches’ Marks so why not make a day of it and combine a tour with this fab walk!

The walk begins at the Creswell Crags Museum Car Park, where there is a nice café if you need refuelling before or after the walk. We head east past the Welbeck Estate across Gouldsmeadow Lake and into White Deer Park before bearing north. Upon reaching the edge of Worksop Manor Park we turn east bearing towards Hodthorpe and then back south towards Cresswell crags.

6-mile circular walk from Cresswell Craggs Museum A medium length walk which should take you and your dog around 3-4 hours to complete. There are a few short sections of road so please take care. Most of the walk is on paths and trails but please wear appropriat1e footwear and please follow the countryside code.

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START: Creswell Crags Museum & Heritage Center, Crags Road, Creswell. Worksop. S80 3LH. (CAR PARKING CHARGES APPLY) 1. With your back to the car park entrance walk to the far end to pass a memorial on your left. Ignore a bridleway on your left and walk ahead through a small wooden gate and along a lane.

2. After some distance pass through a small wooden gate by a large metal gate. When you reach a road cross over and pass through a gap adjacent to a large metal gate and continue along a tarmac lane and signposted bridleway.

3. After some distance pass a stone house and a marker post on your right. The tarmac lane turns into concrete. Cross a crossroads of lanes and pass a marker post on your left.

4. After some distance, at a yellow marker post on your right follow the arrow to turn 90 degrees left.

Walk along a grassy path with trees on your right and open views on your left.

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5. After the trees end continue with a fence on your right. When the fence ends continue ahead with trees on your right and then eventually trees on both sides. Walk through the trees until you reach a T junction of paths with a yellow marker post on your right.

6. Turn right to continue along a lane. After a short distance upon reaching a T junction turn left to follow the arrow on a yellow marker post. After a short distance and upon reaching a large metal gate directly in front of you, turn left following the arrow on a yellow marker post.

7. Walk along a stone path Gouldsmeadow lake on both sides. When the stone path ends continue along a footpath crossing through open fields in White Deer Park until reaching some trees.

8. Pass a yellow marker post on your left and then pass through a small wooden gate. Immediately after, turn right following the arrow on a marker post. Pass through a small wooden gate and then turn immediately left following a sign for a bridleway.

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11. After some distance, at a crossroads of lanes, turn left along a lane with a hedge on both sides. Upon reaching a large wooden gate directly in front of you turn left to cross over a stile.

12. Continue with trees on your right and open fields on your left. After a short distance turn right onto a marked path to cross over a wooden footbridge, up some steps and then continue with trees on your right and open fields on your left. Keep ahead until the trees on your right end and then continue gently uphill along a lane with a hedge on your right and open fields on your left.

13. After passing through a large gap from this field to the next you will immediately pass a large wooden gate on your right. Immediately after the wooden gate turn right to pass through a gap in the hedge to follow a signposted footpath. Continue along the edge of the field then after some distance turn 90 degrees left following a signposted footpath to cross an open field.

14. Upon reaching a T junction with a lane turn right and then left to cross a footbridge and pass through a gap in a hedge. Keep ahead to cross an open field. At the far side cross over a stile onto a main road. Cross straight over the main road and then pass through a metal gate into a field.

15. Continue straight, across an open field going gently uphill. At the far side pass through a metal gate and then continue along a lane. Pass 2 houses on your right then ignore the footpath ahead of you and follow the lane around to the left. Continue along the lane going downhill to a road.

16. Turn right along the road and just after passing a 7.5t weight limit sign, turn left along a lane passing a signboard for ‘Hall Leys Farm’. Follow the lane as it bends sharp to the right then turn left along a signposted footpath to cross an open field.

17. Pass through a gap in a hedge to cross another open field. At the far side of the field pass through a gap in the hedge to cross another open field. At at the far side of the field cross over a footbridge and pass through a gap onto a road.

18. Cross the road to continue along a single-track road and signposted footpath, passing houses on both sides until reaching a T junction of roads. Turn right. The road turns into a lane and then narrows into a footpath and you will pass a wooden footbridge on your right.

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20. At the bottom continue with a fence on both sides, then follow the path sharp to the right to continue with a fence on the right and a hedge on the left. Upon reaching a large metal gate directly in front of you turn left through a small wooden gate, cross straight over a road and pass through a gap adjacent to a large wooden gate onto a lane.

21. After some distance the lane turns into a footpath and eventually you will reach a main road. Turn right and after a short distance turn right along a lane and signposted bridleway.

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Out & About

A daily guide to some of the local clubs and groups in your area Welcome to YOUR Out and About section, which offers FREE listings for charities and not-for-profit community groups.

Whilst we will do our best to fill this section with useful information, if you are involved in organising any regular meetings, groups or sessions please drop us a line with as much of the following information as possible and we will do the rest.

Listing Title, Contact person, email, phone no., time, place, day of the week it held on, other useful information

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Community Café Over 60’s Meal Deal £2.80, 9am - 1.30pm, All Saint’s Centre, Huthwaite, Term time only, 01623 440993 Cubs, 6-8pm, All Saint’s Centre, Huthwaite, 07986 402347 E.M.J.J.A Jiu Jitsu & Kobudo Club, 7.30-9pm, Alfreton Community Hall, £5 Lesson first one free, Contact Sensei D.Kershaw, 07840 327134, darrenker@sky.com Newton & District - OAP Club, 7-9pm, Newton Community Centre, Musical Entertainment, 01773 873414 Little Stars Toddler Group, 1-2.30pm, St Helens Church Selston, Term time only. £1.50 for first child, extra children 50p each. Please bring a drink for your child/ children. Adults receive a hot drink with snack for children.

Scouts, 7-9pm, All Saint’s Centre, Huthwaite, 07799 003452 Seated Exercise Class, 12-1.30pm, Sherwood Court, KirkbyIn-Ashfield, Cost £3 per session, 01623 753192 Craft Work Classes, 1-3pm, Our Centre, 6 Pond Street, Kirkbyin-Ashfield, 01623 753192 NRAS Chesterfield ( National Rheumatoid Arthritis Society) , 6.308pm, Tesco Clay Cross Community Room, 1st Tuesday of the month, 01628 823524 Messy Kidz, 4-6pm, St Helens Church Pinxton, £2 for snacks & Drinks, Contact Zynell Callaghan, 07866 029978, messykidzpinxton@gmail. com Messy Play, 9.15-10.30am, Pinxton Parish Hall, 15months-3 years £2 NEW Sensory Play, Pinxton Nursery School, 0-18 Months The Base Girls Night 5-7pm, Pinxton Youth Centre, School Years 7-11, 01773 510882, www.snapyouth.org

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West Ashfield Rotary Club, 6.45pm for 7pm start, Derbyshire Hotel, Contact Mike, 01773 609942 Beavers, 6-7pm, All Saint’s Centre, Huthwaite, 07879 375275

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Wednesday Rattle Rhyme and Roll, 10am - 10.30am, Huthwaite Library, Sutton Rd, Huthwaite, Term Time only - followed by stay and play, 01623 677200 Cosy Cuppa Afternoon, 1.30 - 3.30pm, Our Centre, 6 Pond Street, Kirkby-in-Ashfield, £2 per session, 01623 753192 E.M.J.J.A Jiu Jitsu & Kobudo Club, 7-8pm, Alfreton Leisure Centre, £5 lesson first one free, Contact Sensei D.Kershaw, 07840 327134, darrenker@sky.com Selston Wednesday Club, 10.15-12.15pm, Parish Hall, Selston, Active Group for the over 50’s. Table Tennis, Kurling, Dancing, Keep Fit, Carpet Bowels & Croquet, Contact Maxine, 01773 719444 Jacksdale Dollies WI, 7.45pm, Westwood United Reformed Church, 4th Wednesday of the month, 07989 641345, Through Facebook

Thursday All Saints Baby and Toddler Group, 9.30 - 11am, All Saint’s Centre, Huthwaite, 01623 440993 Ashfield Community Hub, 1-3pm, Ashfield Health and Wellbeing Centre, Portland Street, Kirkby-in-Ashfield, 0115 8043816, co.production@nottscc.gov.uk Derby and Nottinghamshire Music Hall Association, 7.30 - 10pm, St Jospeh Social Club, 51 High Pavement, Sutton-In-Ashfield, September to May, Contact Trevor, 01623 514777, dnmha@ talktalk.net

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Newton Toddler Group, 1-3pm, Newton Community Centre, Term time only, Contact Kathryn, 01773 872031 Alfreton Cyclists Touring Club, 7 - 8.30pm, Gloves Lane, Blackwell, More details and full programme at alfretonctc.000webhostapp.com, 07719 933824 The Base Pinxton, 6-7.30pm, Pinxton Youth Centre, School Years 6-11 , 01773 510882, www.snapyouth. org

Friday Tums 2 Tots, 10am - 11.30am, All Saint’s Centre, Huthwaite, 01623 516592 Little Chatterboxes 2.15pm - 2.45pm, Huthwaite Library, Sutton Rd, Huthwaite, Last Friday of the month, term time only, 01623 677200, ask@inspireculture. org.uk Tiny & Toddlers 9-11am, Pinxton Village Hall, 0-3 Years, Contact Are these the same group Toddler Group 9.15-11.15am, Pinxton Parish Hall, 0-4 years £1.50 Community Café Over 60’s Meal Deal £2.80, 9am - 1.30pm, All Saint’s Centre, Huthwaite, 01623 440993

Saturday Indoor Car Boot, 9am - 11.30am,All Saint’s Centre, Huthwaite, 01623 440993

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Mike’s Musings Mike has been writing for our other Voice Magazines for a few years now. So, to get everyone off on the right footing we’re going to bring you some of his classic articles each month to get you all up to speed. Enjoy!

As Mrs Merton used to say…..

“Let’s have a heated debate”

Isn’t it strange, and rather worrying, that it is often the most inconsequential of things that frustrate us and I’ll bet that I’m not alone when I share one of my frustrations with you.

Well, I can understand (and, up to a point, forgive) the first, although if we are to be consistent with the beginnings of previous centuries, it should really be spoken out loud as Twenty Oh One.

Let me ask you some questions that I’m fairly certain you’ll know the answer to.

1. When was the Battle of Hastings?

2. When did Queen Victoria die?

3. When did the 1st World War begin?

As I’ve said, I can live with that, but when I hear people take the long winded way – and before you say anything I know a thing or two about long windedness! – instead of describing last year as Twenty Sixteen, I have to bite my tongue. Don’t they, and I realise that this might include you, not realise that they are using an extra syllable every time? Have they got sufficient breath that they can afford to needlessly waste some?

The answers, and there is no shame if you didn’t know because I’m only trying to make a point, are 1066, 1901, 1914. Now whether or not you got them right, have you mentally (or spoken out loud if you’re reading this on your own) said to yourself, Ten Sixty Six, Nineteen Oh One & Nineteen Fourteen? I certainly hope so!

Next, and you should get these answers straightaway, firstly in what year in the 21st Century was the terrorist attack on New York’s Twin Towers and secondly, the year in which the UK Referendum on EU membership took place?

Remarkably, it is nearly 18 years since we saw those dreadful scenes on 11th September 2001, and of course, the Referendum took place 2 years ago on 23rd June 2016.

Now then, and this is what I’ve been leading up to, did you mentally say Two Thousand and One and Two Thousand and Sixteen?

My mantra is a simple one. Let’s all save a few syllables and protect the ozone layer.

Having made the point, let me just test you, in what year did David Cameron become Prime Minister? Now that you know the harm you’re doing to the environment, I hope, with pride, that you loudly proclaimed Twenty Ten! Talking of political leaders, got me to thinking of those who have led the Conservative Party. Can you, in your own good time and without tapping on your phone, name the last ten Tory leaders.

NB – before you ask, they may not necessarily have been Prime Minister.

Theresa May, David Cameron, Michael Howard, Ian Duncan-Smith, William Hague, John Major, Margaret Thatcher, Ted Heath, Alec Douglas-Home & Harold Macmillan

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An eclectic mix There really is something for everybody at this year’s show. In addition to the usual farmyard favourites, will be gun dogs, hunting hounds, giant tortoises, and birds of prey. Children will particularly enjoy the antics of the animals in the Countryside Area and alongside old favourites like the Sheep Show will be fascinating demonstrations of heritage crafts such as coracle making and fashioning traditional hats from straw. The NFU Play Barn always has great activities for little hands to try and next door you can admire the gorgeous floral art displays in the Lady Eastwood Centre.

Entertainment for all Whilst the main attraction for many will be Dzhigitovka, an exciting Cossack trick-riding spectacular, straight from Russia, with fabulously costumed riders and dare-devil horses, a welcome sight will be the return of last year’s very popular 8ft stilted animatronic character, Froojamaflip, and his hilarious sidekick, Fred the Gardener.

New for this year are three HOYS Qualifiers, including British Ridden Heavy Horse of the Year and, following on from the success of the dedicated ‘Heavies Ring’ in

If you like to see fierce rivalry then the Farriery Competition will have experienced and apprenticelevel farriers getting very hot under the collar as they demonstrate their horse-shoe making skills to compete for prizes.

Featuring The International Dzhigitovka Show – the world’s best Cossack Trick Riders; The return of the popular Gardening Duo, Frooj & Fred; Lots of old favourites and some exciting new displays for 2019

And of course, back by popular demand will be the music marquee which was well supported last year with a full programme on both days.

Food, Drink and Shopping If food is your thing, or you just need some fuel to keep you going make sure you visit the recently rejuvenated Food Experience area to sample and buy tasty locallymade produce The show benefits from plenty of food outlets where tasty snacks, two-courses lunches, hot and cold drinks, including beers and wine, can be bought.

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And of course, there will be ample opportunity to shop for crafts, gifts and clothing, many items on sale which simply will not be available in the high street stores.

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This first show of the season showcases the best cattle, sheep, goats and pigs alongside superb equine events, including majestic ‘heavies’ and first-class show-jumping.

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Buds and flowers on fruit trees and bushes are very vulnerable to sudden unexpected spring frosts.

A covering of fleece is often the answer if a cold patch is forecast, especially if you’re growing against a wall or fence. Use sticks or canes to keep the cover off the flowers and during the day open it up to allow pollination.

When primroses have finished flowering lift and divide for more next year. And cut back forsythia to strong young shoots once it has gone over. This will also encourage next year’s blooms.

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Follow Barry on Twitter @bazdjcooper Football writer at Trinity Mirror

The high hopes of some Nottingham Forest fans at the start of this season may have been somewhat let down. However, are there signs that the club may be building on firmer foundations… here’s our Barry with his thoughts.

The City Ground expansion plans announced earlier this month by Nottingham Forest, shows the vision Evangelos Marinakis has for the football club and it’s no surprise fans are rather excited.

Forest’s stadium, one of football’s most iconic venues, has been largely untouched for 20 years since the Trent End was built for Euro 96 – and in truth, it shows.

During that time, the City Ground has been left behind by the likes of Derby County and Leicester City with the club consistently missing out on valuable funds spent by corporate and hospitality clients, owing to their rivals more modern facilities.

If Forest are to move forward as a club on and off the pitch, then having a genuinely world-class stadium is paramount and the regeneration of the Trentside area is key to that plan.

The plans, which would see a brandnew Peter Taylor Stand, and work done to improve the Bridgford, Trent End and Brian Clough Stands increasing the capacity to 38,000, along with a museum and various

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For two decades, the Reds have languished outside the top flight of English football and watched on as their rivals Derby have played in the top flight, and the Foxes winning the Premier League in 2016, but could the tide be turning?

With record season ticket sales this season, coupled with an average attendance of more than 28,000 so far this, things are looking up for Forest and fans have reason to feel a little more optimistic about life by the Trent.

It’s highly unlikely they’ll secure a place in the end of season play-offs owing to their frustratingly inconsistent form, but progress has and is being made and fans shouldn’t lose sight of that, in a world which is becoming increasingly impatient.

Given their performances in recent seasons, to have a glimmer of a play-off spot going into the final ten games is a marked improvement, and with the level of support following Forest, fans should be enthused about the future of their club.

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