S40 Local - 5 - August 2009

The community magazine for Brampton, Brookside , Somersall and Walton

Bluebells at Linacre Woods by Colin Harrison of Brookside

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Introduction Hello Summer! … or have I missed it? Perhaps by the time we’ve been to print and distributed, it will be glorious again?

It’s been another busy month for us and we welcome many new businesses to S4o Local, I hope they are as successful in getting their message and names known to the local community as others have been. Hi to Andrew Markwell, at the newly opened Portrait Lounge and all the best with your new studio on Chatsworth Road, sorry I missed the launch party!

In July we said that Brampton Brewery are “one of the oldest local businesses still going in our area” apologies, this should have read “one of the oldest local names”.

Last months house advert was a move from the norm and Matt has been in touch to say that he received a number of enquiries although it sold just as we went to print, however if you’ve a property to sell in this difficult climate and would like to give S40 Local a try then please get in touch, and don’t worry we can do all the photo’s and layout for you.

Somersall Park: There is a survey available from the Council regarding the future of Somersall Park, if you care about what happens then please try to get a copy and let them have your thoughts. Details of how to do this are on the Community Page.

Thanks to Colin Harrison of Brookside for his picture taken at Linacre when the Bluebells were out, if you have an interesting local photo we’d love to see it, we might even put it on the cover!

If you’ve anything to tell us or to share please get in touch.

Paul.

Call: Email:

Sorry, but I heard this recently and liked it so much I wanted to share it with you.

Two snakes are slithering down the street and one says to the other …“Are we poisonous?”

The other answers “ I don’t know why?” The first snake replies “I just bit my lip.”

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Issue 5: August 2009

Deadline for September issue is Thursday 20th August Deadline for October issue is Thursday 17th September Deadline for November issue is Thursday 15th October

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What’s On 9th August

Band Concert - Holymoorside Band. 2.30 pm to 4.30 pm in Queen's Park. For further information contact Chesterfield Tourist Information Centre on 01246 345777/8

9th August

Strawberry Sunday@ Created Gallery (479 Chatsworth Road) 1.30-4pm. Everyone is welcome to join us for a look round the gallery, see the current exhibition and eat Grandma Mary's strawberry cake. Let's celebrate the Summer! Details on www.createdgallery.co.uk or 01246 232205.

13th August

Chesterfield Farmers' Market. 9 am to 4 pm on Central Pavement. For further information contact Chesterfield Tourist Information Centre on 01246 345777/8

16th August

Band Concert - Dronfield Band. 2.30 pm to 4.30 pm in Queen's Park. For further information contact Chesterfield Tourist Information Centre on 01246 345777/8

17th August

Walton Litterpick. Join in with the Keep Britain Tidy 'Big Tidy Up' campaign. Meet down at Walton Church at 10am to collect equipment. Please encourage as many as you can to get involved. The area covered will depend entirely on how many volunteers turn up on the day!

22nd August

Transition Chesterfield: Skills Share Summer Workshops - Knitting and crochet.

10am-12:30 in Walton. Try out some different knitting and crochet techniques. Knit yourself a new scarf in an hour or learn how to crochet a hat. With Ellie Reynolds. Workshops are £2 and must be prebooked via 01246 239289 or transitionchesterfield@yahoo.co.uk

24th to 27th August

“Big Top” Holiday Club @ Walton Church. 10am till 12:30pm each day with a family fun night on the Thursday evening (6pm till 7:30pm). Family Service, finale and BBQ on Sunday 30th at 10:30am. Details from Walton Church Office on 01246 231 002 or email circus@waltonchurch.org

25th August

Hello Beads: Beading Coffee Morning at Ashover Parish Hall, 10am to 12 midday. Call Jaqui for more details on 01246 563 550

27th August

Transition Chesterfield: Skills Share Summer Workshops - Carbon footprinting. Thursday , 7pm9pm in Newbold. Get to grips with your carbon footprint, try out some different carbon calculators and learn how to monitor your carbon emissions. With Jessie Marcham & Lisa Hopkinson.

27th to 31st August

Flower Festival. At the United Reform Church, Cotton Mill Hill, Holymoorside. The theme for this years festival is “Men and Women of the Bible”. Opening times Thu 6pm to 8pm, Fri 10:30am to 8pm, Sat 10:30am to 8pm, Sun 11am to 6pm and Mon 10:30am to 5pm, with a “Songs of Praise” service on Sunday 6pm. Details contact Barbara Turner on 01246 566109.

3oth August

Chesterfield Farmers' Market. 10 am to 2 pm in Market Place. For further information contact Chesterfield Tourist Information Centre on 01246 345777/8

31st August

August Bank Holiday Market and Table Top Sale. Chesterfield Market, 9 am to 4 pm with street entertainment from 12 noon to 3.30 pm. For further information contact Chesterfield Tourist Information Centre on 01246 345777/8

31st August

Crooked Spire Open Day, 9 am to 4 pm at Chesterfield Parish Church with tours and trips up the Tower

5th September

Transition Chesterfield: Skills Share Summer Workshops - Wine making. 2pm-3pm Hunloke Community Garden, Chesterfield. Part of our annual Harvest Swap event. Instant wine, hedgerow wine and wine tasting. Guaranteed fun for novices and experts alike! With Ian Openshaw.

5th September

Transition Chesterfield: Harvest Swap. 1:30pm-4:30pm Hunloke Community Garden, Chesterfield. A repeat of our popular and successful harvest swap event last year. Bring your surplus allotment and garden produce and swap it for something else! Also a great opportunity to explore the community garden, indulge in tea and cake and enjoy other entertainment.

6th September

Britannia Bowling Club 125th Anniversary & Open Day. A fun day bowling, all ages welcome. Food, refreshment and bar open all day. Contact Ian for details on 01246 239 849.

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15 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE 2009 sees the 15th Anniversary of ‘Directions Theatre Arts’ (DTA). DTA started out as a small Dancing School holding classes at the Y.M.C.A. Chesterfield, today it is a thriving Musical Theatre School and College specialising in the ‘Triple-Threat’ - Dancing, Singing and Drama.

‘Beatles’ plus worked with Cabarets on Cruise Ships.

DTA boasts classes to suit everyone and believes that every child should be encouraged to experience the pleasure of ‘Performing Arts’. Not only do they learn a skill but it’s a good way to keep fit, improve reading capabilities, social interaction, confidence Throughout the last fifteen years DTA has seen building and discipline. A parent was heard to say pupils come and go, a lot of those pupils have gone recently that she could think of no better environment on to careers in the industry either as performers or to bring her children in to which is praise indeed. teachers but even those pupils who chose not to Not only does DTA encourage pupils to perform but pursue a career in performing arts have said that they also to take part in examinations with awarding gained a great deal from the experience of being a bodies such as the International Dance Teachers member of DTA. Association, The Royal Academy of Dance and DTA is run by husband and wife team Julie and Geoff Trinity Guildhall.

Cox. Julie attended Dance lessons as a child at the If you require further information about DTA, please Brenda Blakesley School of Dance in Chesterfield visit the web site or the Sheffield Road Teaching where she was taught by, in her opinion, one of the Studios. best Ballet Teachers of her time Mrs Audrey Walker who incidentally taught Julie’s Uncle a former dancer with The Young Generation appearing in the original feature films ‘Oliver’, ‘Summer Holiday’ and ‘Chitty Chitty Bang Bang’ to name but a few. Geoff is a former musician who was part of a group in the Call 01246 854 455 or 07973 768 144 Sixties who performed on the same bill as the www.directionstheatrearts.org

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A Brief History of Chatsworth Road Chatsworth Road is a vibrant mix of independent shops and businesses and I feel proud to live in an area that I perceive as up and coming - but I am also aware that it has a past that I know precious little about.

business on the Wheatbridge site eventually absorbing the Bump Mill site and business.

Talking to people and getting more involved in the community, mostly through S40 Local, has sparked an interest in what was here before, so I’ve done some digging around and managed to track down some of the local history. Thanks to Alan Morey at Chesterfield Borough Council who has let me take some facts from the Chatsworth Road Development Masterplan. If you are interested further then please take a look at the plan which is on the Councils website.

Cannon Mill behind the new Wheatbridge Surgery and Hipper House, with it’s mill wheel is one of the oldest industrial buildings in Cannon Mill Chesterfield, erected prior to 1788 as part of the Griffin Works.

THE HISTORY: In the late eighteen century (that’s the 17 something’s, for those of us who can’t recall) the community living along the River Hipper - Brampton and Walton grew as new industries developed. The area was great for development as it had an abundance of raw materials – coal, ironstone, clay and a good supply of water.

Also, in 1777 the Chesterfield Canal opened and although the road network was steadily being improved, it was the canals arrival that made the transportation of goods easier.

By the end of the eighteenth century four potteries had started up – the Wheatbridge pottery, two on Upper Moor and one on the Walton side of the Hipper near the present Shepley Street.

A significant early industry was the iron foundry, started by John Smith of Sheffield in 1775 – sited just south of Wheatbridge, the business prospered and a new building, The Griffin Works went up between 1788 and 1791 to the north of the Hipper.

Army supply contracts during the Napoleonic Wars meant the foundry flourished until the early nineteenth century.

Also starting up around 1791, at Brampton Moor, was the candlewick and tape factory Hewitt and Bunting, which later became known as Bump Mill.

The expansion continued during the nineteenth century, however Smith’s foundry sold-up in 1830’s and in 1927 the smaller Union foundry was established by the Sneaths. The Bump Mill continued to expand rapidly, several potteries opened and tobacco manufacture, production of woollen cloth, bobbin making, brewing, pill box making and lint manufacture all featured – the last two by the Robinson family, who expanded their

Today we are left with two buildings of historical significance namely;

The second is the Walton works, a complex of buildings, originally a cotton mill, which formed part of the Robinson’s premises, used to produce cotton products.

Both are now on the Walton Works statutory list of historical buildings and are grade II listed. The Walton works, because of its early unusual fireproof construction.

Obviously loads of you will know more about this stuff than I do, and some of you will have seen the recent history first hand. We’d love you to share the history – as you know it.

And next month we plan to talk to Alan Morey at the Council to see how they plan to develop and take the area forward.

Did You Know? Prior to being named Chatsworth Road, the road we know as Chatsworth Road was called New Road … well I suppose it had to be at some point in it’s life.

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Community Page LITTER PICKS: Walton Church are organising a litter pick covering Somersall Park (17th August) you might see posters up around the park with details. If you want to get involved either email the church office at office@waltonchurch.org or call them on 01246 231 022 (the office is only open Mon/Wed/Fri from 9am to 3:30pm).

“Big Top” Holiday Club @ Walton Church.

10am till 12:30pm each day with a family fun night on the Thursday evening (6pm till 7:30pm). Family Service, finale and BBQ on Sunday 30th at 10:30am. Details from Walton Church office or email circus@waltonchurch.org

Courses @ Created Gallery

STOP PRESS: Somersall Park Survey Do you want to have a say about the future of Somersall Park?

Fancy a fitness trail, skate park, BMX track, Basketball Nets or Tennis Court?

Then contact Virginia Dodds on 01246 345229 or email her for a survey.

Virginia.dodds@chesterfield.gov.uk NOTE: Please return before 21st August!

A better response = better facilities.

Exhibition info @ Created Gallery

Artist Trading Cards 11th August: 10.30 - 1.30pm For those who think they aren't a bit creative!

Felting Vessels 14th August & 13th September: 10.30 - 4pm Making felt 'pots' using the resist method.

Inspired by Memories 15th/16th August: 10.30 - 4pm Two day design course making a piece of textile art.

Feltmaking for Beginners 6th September: 10.30 - 1.30pm For the complete beginner to feltmaking.

MORE TO LIFE in Holymoorside On Saturday 11th July local music teacher Katy Strudwick, together with the Holymoorside Choral Society and a number of other talented people, played to a packed house at Holymoorside Village Hall. The concert, to raise awareness of the issues facing people who find themselves involuntarily childless, also raised funds of £450 for More to Life.

Katy, who played a number of tunes on her flute and lead the choir from her piano, is regional contact for More to Life. She got the idea for doing a concert earlier this year when she accompanied the choir at their Christmas Charity Concert at St Thomas' Church in Brampton. For some of the performers it was the first time they had played in public. The audience was invited to join in with a lively number sung by Duncan Botham called 12345, and also at the end of the concert everyone

Summer Exhibition - Liz and Kate Pope, mixed media paintings and cards. Ends 23rd August.

Are you the kind of woman who smiles at dogs and other musings - Corrina Rothwell, prints and cards.

5th September - 27th September.

participated in the aptly titled Rogers and Hammerstein classic - You’ll Never Walk Alone.

More to Life, part of Infertility Network UK, is the largest national network dedicated solely to providing a support service to those who remain involuntarily childless. Anyone affected by infertility who wants to know more about More to Life can contact the support line on 08701 188088 or visit the website www.moretolife.co.uk

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HOLYMOORSIDE FILM Would you like to join the fun and friendship of our local community cinema?

See 6 films for ÂŁ15 Now in our 4th year!

Regular programmes screened Tuesday and Friday evenings in Holymoorside Village Hall Come along and meet new friends over a glass of wine or cup of tea

Britannia Bowling Club 125th Anniversary & Open Day 6th September 1pm Start Everyone welcome of all ages Come and give bowling a go Food & Refreshments Bar Open All Day

A warm welcome awaits you For more information Call: Ann 01246 567118 holymoorartsfest@aol.com

Contact Ian for more details 01246 239849 56 Old Hall Road, Brampton, Chesterfield S40 1HD

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Michael & Richard welcome you to Chesterfield’s new Real Ale shop Specialists in local bottled beers, ciders & draught ales Ever changing hand pull ales 4 Pint carry out available 5 Litre barrel - ideal for that BBQ or Summer Party 72 pint cask Ales available with notice Come & see us in our new store or at Chesterfield Saturday Markets

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You may associate Noble Motorsport with sports specialist tuning, however servicing and care for all cars is an everyday job at Noble Motorsport.

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