S40 Local - 14 - June 2010

The community magazine for Ashgate, Brampton, Brookside, Somersall, Walton & Holymoorside

no. 14 June 2010 “The Cycle Issue”

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Contact Paul on 01246 568519 justified as it’s bike week from the 19th June ‐ plus, or 07764 80 10 80 and I’m very excited paul@s40local.co.uk June already! Well at about this one, I have least we’ve had a bit heard we have a new of sunshine, and I’m cycling shop opening up, just off filling this space … and if the items hoping for a heat wave as we’re Chatsworth Road, perfect timing you are selling are less than £100 heading back to Grove Cottage in with Bike Week being so close … there is no charge. The business Whitby as soon as this goes to anyway I hope you find the cycling news section has some snippets print – avoiding the ash cloud, and interesting changes for our focus interesting and that it may with a bit of luck! area and we’ve added a new even inspire some of you to get sports section, many thanks to out and ride!

I would like to start with a thank Howard Borrell for scripting this. you to everyone for their support I wonder if our new PM, David on the expansion to 8,000 Cameron will still cycle properties last month, particularly to work?! the people who got in touch with For those of you less encouragement and positive S40 Local Advertising Costs enthralled about the feedback, it’s was really Size Colour appreciated. Anyway – as a result prospect of two wheels, Business Card £25 we have an interesting of the expansion we welcome a behind the business with number of new businesses on Quarter Page £65 board, so please take a look and Libby’s at 479.

Half Page £95 see what they can do for you.

There are a few items in Full Page £155 the new classified So, back to this issue, well I’ve really indulged my passion for section, please do get in Reduced rates for 3 or 6 months cycling this month – I think it’s touch, we could do with Looking ahead to next month, we hope to include some great things to do through the summer, so if

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What’s On? 15th May to 11th Sept.

Chesterfield Museum: Hidden Gems ‐ Part II An exhibition of objects from the museums store. 10am to 4pm, closed Wed and Sun, FREE entry. More details on 01246 345727.

27th May to 15th June

Townscape Heritage Initiative Exhibition: At Chesterfield Tourist Information Centre on 01246 345777/8 ‐ open Monday to Saturday 9 am to 5.30 pm

Sunday 6th June

Garage Sale: 3 Westbrook Drive ‐ Mostly children’s toys but some bric‐a‐brac. 10am to Midday.

Refreshments will be available.

Tuesday 8th June

Chesterfield Civic Society: There will be a talk on the story of John Allen's rise to fame in the world of knitting. 7.30 in the Eyre Chapel Newbold. All are welcome. Contact Yvonne Williamson (01246) 566509) for more information.

Thursday 10th June

Singing for the Brain: St John's Church Centre, Walton Back Lane 2pm to 4pm. Anyone with dementia or any similar condition is very welcome to come along with their carers and enjoy an afternoon of tea, cake, song, chat and fun. Staff from the Alzheimer's Society will be on hand for advice. For more information contact the Alzheimer's Society on 01246 223366.

Thursday 10th June

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

Friday 11th June

"Yarns & Whims" (Holymoorside 1870 ‐ 1970). An entertainment inspired by the memories of village residents. Holymoorside Village Hall at 7.30pm. Tickets £5. Details at www.holymoorsidearts.co.uk or tel: Ann 01246 567118.

Saturday 12th June Saturday 12th June

"Yarns & Whims" A second chance to catch this performance at 2.30pm with afternoon teas.

Holymoorside Village Hall at 7.30pm. Tickets £5. Details at www.holymoorsidearts.co.uk or Ann 01246 567118.

Steve Marsh & Judy Dunlop in Concert. Celebrated professional folk music duo. Holymoorside Village Hall at 8.00pm. Tickets £7.50. Details at www.holymoorsidearts.co.uk or tel: 01246 567118.

18th June to 19th June

Italian Market: To be held on the Market Place, Chesterfield from 10 am to 4 pm. For further information contact Chesterfield Tourist Information Centre, tel: 01246 345777/8.

Friday 18th June

Jazz Supper Party with Andy Booth's All Stars. Good fun, good company, great music.

Holymoorside Village Hall at 8.00pm. Tickets £7.50. Details at www.holymoorsidearts.co.uk or tel: Ann 01246 567118.

Saturday 19th June

BIKE WEEK: Chesterfield Cycle Campaign. Cycling displays in rooms adjacent to the Library cafe open from Noon until 4.00pm ‐ route info, bikes on display, Sustrans, Brooks Saddles, Spire Road Club. At 1.30pm and 3.00pm will be a showing of about one hours worth of short films showcasing cycling culture around the world. Tickets are required for the showings, but they are free and available from CCC on 01246 520820, Chesterfield Library or Chesterfield Tourist Info Centre.

Saturday 19th June

BIKE WEEK: Tripping the Trans Pennine Trail. A twenty first birthday celebration event. Get on yer bike and discover the delights of this part of the County. 10am start, details on Bike Week page (13).

Saturday 19th June

BIKE WEEK: Hit the Five Pits Trail. Discover the delights of North East Derbyshire along the Five Pits Trail. 10am start, details on Bike Week page (13).

Saturday 19th June

Celebration Concert with Harlequin Brass Ensemble. Music for all to enjoy. St. John's Church, Walton at 7.30pm. Tickets £7.50 (u16's £2). Details at www.holymoorsidearts.co.uk or tel: Ann 01246 567118.

19th & 20th June

Holymoorside & Walton Arts Festival: Clare Gage is exhibiting and Deidre Gage from Created Gallery is demonstrating felt making. More details on 01246 232205.

Sunday 20th June

Sponsored Walk for Diabetics UK: Holmebrook Valley Park start 11am. 2 miles. Contact Julie Hall on 01246 235 374 or juliejuggle82@talktalk.net for more details.

Sunday 20th June

Brampton Community Band. Free Family Fun. Folk dance and music to join in. Holymoorside Village Hall from 4pm. Teas available. Followed by Family Barn Dance at 6.30pm Tickets £3 (u12's free).

Details at www.holymoorsidearts.co.uk or tel: Ann 01246 567118.

Wednesday 23rd June

BIKE WEEK: POLARIS Evening Ride. Choice of two rides with stunt show, bike safety checks and after ride refreshments. 6pm start, see Bike Week page (12) for details.

Wednesday 23rd June

WOW (Worship on weekdays). Storrs Road Methodist Church, Upper Moor Street, Brampton S40 3PY at 7.45pm. Coffee available from 7.30pm Come and join us in the relaxed atmosphere and enjoy inspiration, praise and coffee. For further information email wowstorrsroad@hotmail.co.uk

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Holymoorside and Walton Arts Festival * June Events “Yarns and Whims”

Holymoorside 1870 –1970 Dramatised readings, songs and music Friday 11th June 7.30 - 9.00 pm Saturday 12th June 2.30 - 4.00 pm Tickets £5 (under 12’s £2) HOLYMOORSIDE VILLAGE HALL

Steve Marsh & Judy Dunlop Celebrated local folk duo in concert

Saturday 12th June 8.00 - 10.00 pm Tickets £7.50

HOLYMOORSIDE VILLAGE HALL

Jazz Supper Party Andy Booth’s All Stars

Friday 18th June 8.00 - 10.30 pm Tickets £7.50

HOLYMOORSIDE VILLAGE HALL

Celebration Concert Saturday 19th June 7.30 - 9.30 pm A thrilling evening of music for all the family with Harlequin Brass, Lah Di Dah (harmony group) Katy Strudwick & Sophie Hodgson (flute/piano)

Tickets £7.50 (under 16’s £2) ST JOHN’S CHURCH WALTON

Brampton Community Band

Folk Dance and Music Workshop Sunday 20th June 4.00 - 5.30 pm (Free) Family Barn Dance 6.30 - 8.30 pm Tickets £3.00 (under 12’s free) HOLYMOORSIDE VILLAGE HALL

Contact us:

holymoorartsfest@aol.com 01246 567118 / 861997

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What’s On? Saturday 26th June & Sunday 27th June

PARK HALL OPEN GARDEN: Walton Back Lane, Somersall ‐ Noon to 5:30pm. Ploughmans lunches and Cream Teas raising funds for Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice and National Garden Scheme Charities. For more details contact Margaret Staniforth on 01246 567 412, or eMail: kim.staniforth@virgin.net

Saturday 26th June

Revolution House: Meet a Medieval Shoemaker. An event for Old Whittington Gala Day 11am to 4pm, FREE entry. More details on 01246 345727.

Sunday 27th June

Chesterfield Farmers' Market: Central Pavement, Chesterfield from 10 am to 2 pm. For further information contact Chesterfield Tourist Information Centre on 01246 345777/8.

Monday 28th June

Brampton Living History Group: Roy Smith Chesterfield Races, St. Thomas’s Church Meeting Room, Chatsworth Road at 7.30pm Admission Charge £1.50 including refreshments ‐ ALL WELCOME.

Saturday 3rd July

Westfield Summer Fair @ Westfield Infant School, Vincent Crescent, Brampton S40 3NW: 2pm ‐ 4pm. Fire engine, Police Car, Bouncy Castle, tombola and much more. Call 01246 566124 for details.

Sunday 4th July

Robinson Bowls Club: Open Day ‐ The Dam on Walton Road from 12 noon until 6 pm. All are welcome to come and try crown green bowling. We have a supply of bowls and just ask that flat shoes are worn on the green. Contact Marilyn Blackwell on 01246 270039.

Thursday 8th July

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

Thursday 8th July

Singing for the Brain: St John's Church Centre, Walton Back Lane 2pm to 4pm.

See details on 10th June listing.

8th July to 27th July

June Haywood Exhibition: To be held at Chesterfield’s Tourist Information Centre on 01246 345777/8 ‐ open Monday to Saturday 9 am to 5.30 pm.

REGULAR EVENTS Every Tuesday

The Olive Branch 'Drop In' @ Brampton Moor Methodist Church, Chatsworth Road. Every Tuesday 10a.m. to 1.30p.m. Refreshments available. All welcome.

Alternate Tuesdays

Bible Study group meets at 7 pm at the Gospel Mission Congregational Church. Contact Tina on 01246 557719.

Every Wednesday

Brampton Ladies Club meet at 7.30 for 8pm at Old Hall Junior School and meetings are held on every Wednesday evening during school term time with a speaker and fellowship. For further details phone 01246 272333.

PUB NEWS & EVENTS Rose & Crown: Old Road. General Knowledge quiz every Tuesday night ‐ gallon of ale for the winner. Last Sunday of each month, Music quiz ‐ gallon of ale for the winner & rolling cash prize for 100% score.

Peacock Inn: Chatsworth Road. Quiz Night on Mondays start with free food, a gallon of ale for the winner and the £100 quiz question. Folk Night on Thursdays, come along and enjoy the singing.

Star Inn: Chatsworth Road: Pub Quiz on Tuesday and Sunday nights. Why not come along? You might end up winning a load of free beer!

Blue Stoops: Matlock Road. Quiz nights, Monday & Thursday, well established & popular, win a gallon of beer, Music quiz on the 3rd Sat of the month, DJ presentation, test your knowledge.

Every Saturday night Steak offers 2 x 8oz Rump £13.00, 2 x Mixed grill £15.00. Always 5 Cask Ales.

Woodside: Ashgate Road. Quiz nights Sunday & Thursday, win a gallon of beer + jackpot prizes.

Monday is Sizzler night 2 for £10.00, Tuesday Irish Steak night special offers on Steaks from £5.95.

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This unique choir wants women for singing.

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Behind the business: Elizabeth Morris from Libbys @ 479

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ell us about yourself and away from what he enjoyed ‐ searching out interesting items. your background?

“I spent 20 years working as a lecturer before taking a break to raise my family. Prior to this I ran an antiques fair business and had enjoyed developing my knowledge of antiques and collectables. In 2007 with my 50th birthday approaching I thought long and hard about what I would most enjoy doing in a business context. For some years I had become convinced that there was a good market locally for contemporary interiors pieces complimented with antiques but I was also convinced that customers yearned for good old‐ fashioned customer service too. I played with my ideas, talked to friends, other businesses (and anyone who would listen!) and started to establish the blue print for 479.”

For many years I had wanted to start my own business and Ian’s desire to reduce his day‐to‐day commitments to his shop presented us both with an opportunity to work in collaboration.

And collaboration is what 479 is all about really. All of the businesses in the building work in a complimentary fashion to each other.”

antiques shopper yet often find myself attracted to some of the older items and end up parting with my cash.

“I aim to display some of the ‘on trend’ items alongside antiques and collectables and in doing so, reflect what many peoples homes look like ‐ family items with sentimental value positioned alongside the new.” >> Who is part of 479 other than yourself and Deirdre at Created?

“To create the right effect at 479 we needed symbiotic businesses and I think we’ve achieved that, with “My vision was to turn 479 into a local Libby’s the mix of old and new, mini department store offering Created Gallery for new and more something for everyone with good contemporary items and Kaye of old‐fashioned customer service – Amethyst for treats for the body and where you can always be sure of a soul – in my opinion Kaye has to be friendly welcome. the best beauty therapist in the area.

We provide a mix of the artisan (Clare The premises also had space for a Gage) and best of local artists studio, I call it the ‘potting shed’, (Created) with body and facial >> 479 used to be Ian Morris antiques. which Clare Gage occupies. products (Amethyst) and Libby’s even How did you become involved and I’m lucky to have a small band of local offers shoppers the opportunity to what involvement does Ian have now? people with specialist skills who work ‘green shop’ – antiques and vintage “As many people probably know, Ian items are really the first example of alongside me when needed. They are Morris has been an established the 479 ‘extended family’ and all part recycling aren’t they?” antiques dealer for some 40 years. Ian of the community ethos of the Ed: I find the mix of old and new really was finding the time needed to run business. interesting, I’m not your typical the antiques shop was taking him

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The sense of working together and being supported was really highlighted when Clare Gage, our resident ceramist, was offered a stand at the Country Living Show last year.

With only 2 weeks to go to the show, the 479 businesses worked together to create a fabulous stand (paint still wet at the 11th hour). Clare won the ‘stand of the show award’ – which meant that this year she had a free stand at the show. It just goes to show how recycled ‘stuff’ can work and how great team work can really make things happen!”

Libby’s next! There’s always something unusual!” >> So what are your thoughts on Chatsworth Road?

“Chatsworth Road is vibrant, busy and the main arterial route twixt the M1 and Manchester. I’m not sure of the demographics of vehicles passing daily but it’s huge and has enormous potential for the businesses in the area. The business community here moves ever closer to becoming the ‘Ecclesall Road’ of Chesterfield. We increasingly get new customers coming to 479 for a look whilst >> There’s been some change recently breaking their journeys and we are and the deli has moved, has this always delighted to welcome them. It changed what you do? would be great if we could really raise “We have utilised the additional the game and make it a real showroom space with some fabulous destination to be proud of.” pieces purchased for the spring >> So the standard S40 questions however, a new and exciting development with a French theme is Q1. Favourite place to go for a meal? coming soon, I’m not going to spoil “Nonna’s” and I’ve recently enjoyed the surprise, so as they say, watch this an evening of great food at space’.”

Buckinghams.” >> What are your favourite things in Q2. Favourite place to go for a walk or the shop? escape from it all?

“I work hard to find new and different “From my house in Brampton across things for my customers and it’s the fields to Old Brampton and always exciting to take delivery of a Holymoorside.” new range – recently arrived is a new range of French Home fragrances, and Q3. Best thing about the community I’d love to widen the range of organic around you? and chemical free products.

“Providing a good service and high We just launching a range of exclusive standard of customer service has hand painted gifts. Our customers meant that many of my customers will be able to choose from an array of pop in to the shop regularly. We have terracotta planters, wooden buckets, lots of fun and laughter, sometimes it hearts, jugs and pots and if they wish can be like a WI meeting. I then have to have a name or special message the added dimension of the added we can do it. Some of the pots community of businesses within the will also be planted with fresh building, which provides a supportive growing produce –delicious peas, environment for us all. In fact, it’s not luscious green vegetables and herbs, a bad life!” what could be a nicer gift?”

Many thanks to Libby for taking time >> What’s the most unusual item you out to talk to us, sounds like we should stock? all get down and take a look.

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Bike Week 19th to 27th June

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ritains Bike Week, what is it, what does it aim to achieve and what's going on locally?

Bike Week, founded by EDF Energy and run by Team Green Britain is the UK’s biggest mass cycling event, and challenges every one of us to rethink our everyday journeys and switch to cycling as the most convenient way to get around.

This year sees towns, villages and cities across the UK hosting free cycling events with the theme of ‘everyday cycling, for everyone’.

5 Reasons why cycling is the most convenient way to travel 1. If you travel by bike, you don’t get stuck in traffic jams or suffer from train delays.

2. Imagine how easy life would be if you could park your car next to your desk … cycling is literally door to door travel and you don’t need to hunt out a parking space.

3. You know your arrival time because you travel under your steam – no more being fashionably late!

4. You can build exercise into your day without needing to make time to go to the gym.

5. More traffic-free routes are built just for cyclists every year, so you can find a easy route near you.

Source: Team Green Britain Bike Week

Locally, Chesterfield Cycling Campaign have organised a number of events, in and around Chesterfield, see the “what’s on” guide and the facing page for details. Plus, Polaris Apparel (a Dronfield based manufacturer of technical cycling clothes) has arranged two evening rides, aimed at encouraging cyclists of different abilities onto their bikes ‐ see the Polaris box, on this page.

Victoria Pendleton, World and Olympic champion cyclist said: “I would encourage everyone to get involved, by choosing to cycle to the shops, school or for leisure, you’ll find you get to your destination quicker, save money, get fit and reduce your carbon footprint all at the same time.

If everyone were to swap one car journey a day for a bike trip, think of the collective benefit – to our planet, our pockets and our health!”

Find out more at www.bikeweek.org.uk or www.teamgreenbritain.org.

I hope you can find something here to inspire you to give it a go!

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Chesterfield Bicycle Film Festival Festival of cycling displays and short films 19th June 2010. Midday through to 5pm.

Chesterfield Library • New Beetwell Street Chesterfield • Derbyshire S40 1QN www.chesterfieldcc.org.uk secretary@chesterfieldcc.org.uk 01246 520820

Tripping the Trans Pennine Trail Get on yer bike and discover the delights of this part of the County. This celebration ride follows the Trans Pennine Trail to Rother Valley County Park, with a break for lunch, before cycling back. This off‐road route, using greenways, is easy cycling and suitable for all the family.

19th June 2010. Starts 10am and finished for approximately 4pm.

Tapton Lock Visitor Centre , Tapton, Chesterfield Derbyshire, S41 7JB. Tel: 01246 551035

Hit the Five Pits Trail Discover the delights of cycling in North East Derbyshire along the Five Pits Trail. This off‐road route, using greenways, is easy cycling and suitable for all the family.

19th June 2010, start time : 10am and finished for approximately 4pm.

Grassmoor Country Park, Chesterfield, Derbyshire S42 5BP. Tel: 01629 533020

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Walton To Town on Two Wheels? the old Walton Works site with the rather decrepit 'fireproof' mill on the left. Back on the road the route takes me along Goyt Side, a reasonably quiet road passing Robinsons remaining factory with the railings depicting scenes ver wondered about cycling down into town rather than taking the car?

If so, Alastair Meikle from the Chesterfield Cycle Campaign has put together a safe route from Walton ‐ see the route below. “I like to use my bicycle to go into town from Walton.

Journey times are always reliable and I get some exercise and fresh air.

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I start on the Hipper Valley Trail that runs through Somersall Park. Going towards town I negotiate the bridge and turn right along a lovely shaded path between the river and the Walton Dam feeder stream. This quickly opens out onto Walton Dam and there is a great view of the Crooked Spire in the distance.

from their past.

Quickly dropping down Dock Walk past Cannon Mill which reputably made cannon balls for the battle of Waterloo I get onto the shared pavement outside Travis Perkins. This is a bit of a cyclists hub because it is the junction of the Holmebrook Valley Trail winding its way out to Loundsley Green, Holmebrook Valley Park, Linacre and Cutthorpe.

Crossing Boythorpe Road by Toucan I use the cycle track through the Leisure Centre car park and then along the north side of Queen's Park (did you know this was an old railway line?).

Today I decide to go over the bridge into town, although I usually have to push up onto the bridge. Sometimes I After dropping away from the dam go all the way to Park Road and go there is a safe crossing of Walton into town using the cycle lanes to Road by Toucan crossing and then the cross Markham Road. only relatively busy bit alongside Morrisons supermarket which is Once over the bridge its back onto a handy for supplies! cycle lane past the Barbara Hepworth sculpture on Future Walk. Across yet I am shortly back off‐road alongside another Toucan and past the Portland

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Hotel into town.

I sometimes stop for an espresso at the Queen's Park cafe as its is slightly uphill on the way back!”

Chesterfield Cycle Campaign has existed since 1995 and now has its highest membership of just under 320. The Campaign exists to promote cycling as a viable sustainable local travel option. We regularly meet Chesterfield Borough Council and Derbyshire County Council to discuss provision of cycle infrastructure and promotion of cycling. The Campaign is an official consultee to planning and highway proposals.

Mainly through the summer we hold a cycling information stall at several events. Sometimes we run 'Dr Bike' sessions where you can bring your bike for a check out, and we occasional organise rides which are usually family friendly distances, on quiet roads.

If you are interested in supporting everyday cycling locally, why not join the Campaign? yearly subscription is £5 for adults (less if a junior or unwaged) and £10 for a family. Members receive a free cycle map and four newsletters per year. The more members we have the more our voice will be heard!

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Ten things in the garden for June Thanks to Paul @ Ashgate Garden Care

After a slow start things seem to be coming on leaps and bounds in the garden. Ten things to do this month include: 1. Plant out bedding plants and prepare hanging baskets.

2. Keep hoeing your flower beds and veggie plot to keep weeds under control.

3. Prune spring flowering shrubs once the flowers have faded.

4. Make sure your veggie patch remains watered.

5. Support tall or floppy plants to help you mow the grass a little easier.

6. Cut back dead bulb foliage such as daffodils once they have died down naturally.

7. Move garden furniture around regularly to prevent yellow patches on your lawn.

8. Clip privet, box and Lonicera hedges.

9. Prune Clematis montana once it has finished flowering.

10. Keep cutting your lawn.

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Could you become a cycle commuter?

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’ve always been intrigued by the Brompton, it always seemed like a little bit of a weird arrangement to me when I was younger and heavily into road and mountain bikes. But just recently I’ve seen an increasing number of people moving around on them, and when on the platform of Chesterfield Station I saw the ease with which a cyclist folded it up and boarded the train ‐ with no inconvenience or animosity from fellow passengers, I suddenly started to understand its appeal.

standard bicycle and this was fine until one day he wasn’t the only person trying to board the train with a bike. This meant he had to wait for the next train … it was at this point he realised that although it was easier and quicker than the car, using the bike had issues associated.

has always been into his bicycles.

Growing up in the countryside his bike was a form of transport and simply enabled him to move around independently.

The answer was a Brompton, which does the same job as standard cycle Mark is a GP at Wheatbridge, his work but then folds small enough to go in the luggage rack. “It saves me time, involves time as a locum and he’s also saves on parking fees, removes risk lead GP for the Wheatbridge Primary associate with boarding the train and Care Research Centre, which requires enables me to continue the journey at him to attend research activities and my destination. It courses in London. Mark favours train travel over driving and the best option only takes 10 seconds or so to for getting to the station and the final fold it up and destination is to cycle. His Brompton about 30 seconds was an eBay purchase, which he to set it up at the thinks has lead to a cycling other end, I’m then renaissance as second hand bikes are now in good supply and easily peddling off, no need to get cabs or obtained. “The Brompton folds up easily and is small enough to stow in any hassle. If I have to cross the the luggage department at the end of station concourse the carriage. Using the bike is practical, I’m not impacted by traffic the bikes have wheels on the rear jams or delays, I can take quiet routes which enable you away from the main roads, it’s good to pull them along exercise and I enjoy it … it’s fun.” behind you folded So after speaking to Simon and Mark, up.” Large cities having paid to park at Chesterfield are constantly station at £8 a day and having improving their travelled on a train with my mountain cycle facilities and Brompton M3XL bike, if I was commuting regularly by certainly Bristol train, this might just become my and London vehicle of choice?

As such I have been vaguely stalking present lots of dedicated lanes and Brompton riders who regularly ride to alternatives to the busy roads.

What do you think? the station and take their bike with Mark Loveland of Chatsworth Road them, so I could talk to them for this edition.

“The Brompton is a bike which rides superbly, is safe, agile and fast, yet folds Simon Redding lives in Ashgate and easily and quickly into a highly‐compact spends his days working all over the UK, with a day a week with his team in and portable package. The result is a Bristol. He says “I’ve easily saved the vehicle that increases your sense of purchase cost of my Brompton which freedom and independence.”

Brompton Cycles. is well made and extremely robust.”

He previously used to take the taxi to station, take the train and then get a taxi at the other end. His journey to the station is 1.5 miles and typically around 4 miles at the other end. Fed up of problems with taxis and getting stuck in traffic, he decided to try a 18

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Start Early

My son was cycling without stabilisers shortly after his 3rd birthday, now I didn’t get started until I was 7 so I was pretty pleased with him for achieving this.

So how come he was riding so early?

Well my theory is that it’s down to a Balance Bike (or Run Bike as the

Islabikes Rohan £99.99

Hudora Ratz Fratz £49.99

Americans tend to call them) that we bought whilst on holiday in Austria.

Thanks to Wikipedia … “A balance bike is a training bike which helps children learn balance and steering. It doesn’t have any pedals, crank , chain and perhaps most importantly training wheels or stabilisers.

To function properly, a balance bike must be small enough that a child can walk the bike while sitting comfortably in the saddle, putting both feet flat on the ground. They first walk the bike while standing over the saddle, then while sitting in the saddle. Eventually, they feel confident enough to scoot while riding the bike, then to lift both feet off the ground and cruise while balancing on two wheels. Children as young as 18 months can learn to cruise a balance bike with a few hours' practice … balance achieved without them even realising it.

With a balance bike, the child learns balance first, pedal last. In contrast, with a normal bike fitted with stabilisers, the rider learns to pedal first, balance last. Although opinions differ regarding which learning sequence is easier for most riders, it is generally agreed that a bike with pedals is too difficult for most very young children and stabilisers may encourage the child to learn some behaviours which must later be unlearned.”

In our case, our son probably spent the best part of 12 months on his balance bike, doing miles on the Peak District trails, and the transition to his “big boys bike” with pedals was simply achieved with a few nights spent practicing after tea.

Early Rider Classic £99.99

He likes to cycle down to preschool at St Thomas’s some days and it’s a joy trundling through Somersall Park with him, backpack on, containing all life's essentials.

Balance Bikes come in all shapes and sizes and range from £45 to £175 for the Kokua LIKE‐a‐BIKE … or you could simply get yourself a 12” wheel bike and take the crank and chain off!

Our Brummi Bar €40 from Austria!

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Happy cycling kids!

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Getting to grips with the Balance Bike

Now I try not to do this, but with cycling I have to admit to the “competitive Dad” syndrome.

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 Same great team, fantastic new facilities.

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Business News 07793892276 or register your interest by emailing Seb at sebwalker@srwfitness.co.uk. Make a change, make a difference!

Seb Walker of SRW Fitness is offering a fitness session with a difference.

Tribal Fitness: Team fitness in the great outdoors. 2 tribes will pit themselves against one another in team building challenges to see which tribe rules the roost. Tasks will form a mixture of endurance, strength, skill and power with one tribe crowned as champions. Teams will be picked on abilities and team members missing sessions will result in punishments for team members! Commitment and adherence are key!

The Beauty Department of Chatsworth Hair & Beauty are pleased to welcome Mandy Turner to their team. Mandy, an experienced therapist, will be joining us from 2nd June and will be carrying out all aspects of beauty treatments.

The emphasis is fun, fun, fun, achieving real targets and making friendships along the way!

Taster Session running soon ‐ for more information contact Seb on

Andrew Markwell from Portrait Lounge has been in touch “GREAT

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NEWS ... Portrait Lounge Photography studio is expanding, we are moving to brand new premises, a specially designed shop and studio within the S40 area ... More news to follow soon ... Watch this space!”

PEAK BIKES are a new name to S40 Local and our area, they are to be the new occupants of the old Newbold Bedrooms showroom on Old Hall Road. Newbold Bedrooms will still retain a small display area for bedroom samples, but the majority of the shop will be taken up with cycle gear from Peak Bikes. They aim to be up and running by the time you read this, for sales of spares and repairs.

Longer term plans will include an opening event towards the end of June when stocks and store works are complete. In the meantime if you’re interested in joining the mailing list send an email to info@peakbikes.co.uk or call Martin on 07875 079 354.

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Cleanright Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning

 Free Deodorising (quick dry)  Seven Day Service  Furniture Removed & Replaced  Family Business est. 1992

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LAPTOP & PC REPAIRS SPARE PARTS SUPPLIED

We are able to diagnose & fix your Laptop & PC Problems A SONY SPECIALIST * Free Estimates Given * * No Fix No Fee * 9am—9pm Mon—Sun

EGYTEC

3 Raneld Mount Walton Chesterfield S403RE

Phone: 01246 237465 Mobile: 07903224417 Website: www.egytec.co.uk Email: info@egytec.co.uk

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Egytec

Help When You Need IT! Situated in Chesterfield, Derbyshire.

Experience providing support and repairs for a wide range of IT Equipment. You can bring your laptop or PC to our office or we can collect fix and return it. If you are local to S40 we can arrange a home visit if preferred.

We have a selection of used Laptops available and we carry a large stock of spare parts. Give us a call or email us with your make, model and problem and we will give you a price.

“Youssef” Your Local IT Technician

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BRAMPTON CARPETS & BLINDS

Choose In The Comfort Of Your Own Home Days/Evenings/ Weekends Competitive Prices Full Fitting Service Domestic or Commercial Solar Control Window Film

Tel: 01246 557767 sales@bramptoncarpets.co.uk 217 Chatsworth Road Chesterfield S40 2BA Opposite GK Ford

We provide a delicious range of food from the Middle East cooked fresh to order right here in Somersall. Pre-ordering is preferable and orders made before midday can be collected or delivered free within a 5 mile radius that evening.

Homemade food from the Middle East … on your doorstep

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The meal below shows a typical menu choice.

Samosa & Falafel Starter

£2.00

Chicken Maraq

£5.95

Tender Pieces of spring chicken in a thick tomato sauce

Klacheh

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Small cakes with a sweet date filling, various spices and mixed nuts.

We can cater for any party or event, any allergy and look forward to providing you with a great taste of the Middle East.

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Your property, our passion INTRODUCTORY OFFER: 5% Management Fee*

 Maximise returns and minimise voids  All tenants are fully referenced  Compliant with tenancy deposits legislation  Landlord and rent guarantee insurance  We maintain a comprehensive inventory  Regular property checks  A hassle free solution to all your property management needs.

Make the right choice!

For professional pre-market advise and a free rental valuation contact us today.

Call: 01709 749 039 Mobile: 07935 256 796 Email: info@abodelettings.uk.com Website: www.abodelettings.uk.com *Offer: Reduced management fee of 5% to all new landlords for first 6 months on the signing a full management contract. This is a time limited offer ending 30th August 2010. The agreement must be signed before this date.

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LEATHER ARMCHAIR: £99 ono.

A deep warm red/brown colour in great condition.

Recently purchased as part of a suite but on placing in the room it’s simply too large and one of the chairs is looking for a new home.

Contact: Mrs Vardy on 01246 566 553 (Somersall).

DIVAN BED: £45 2’ 6” Divan bed used once and in perfect condition.

Collection from Somersall.

Contact: Mrs Tingay on 01246 567 213 (Somersall).

Can’t be bothered with all the hassle of ebay? Simply want to sell items that you no longer need as they are filling the garage or loft? Or perhaps you want to sell the car or even your house? Then get in touch with us here at S40 Local. Make 8000 households in your area aware of your advert easily by giving us a call.

Pricing works like this; line items under £100 are advertised for free, line items £100 and above are charged at £5 per advert and larger adverts with an image are price on application.

We only have a page available for this so it makes sense to get in touch early.

What have you got to lose? Other than those items you see every time you open the garage or loft!

FOLDING GUEST BED: £20 ono.

We look forward to hearing from you.

Folding guest bed, as new.

Contact: Julie on 01246 235374

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Automotive Solutions

Car & Light Commercial

Servicing Brakes Clutches Tyres Exhausts Electrical Repairs & Diagnostics Vehicle Recovery Courtesy Vehicle Available Free Collection & Delivery Service

Special Offer Lubrication Service & MOT £100 07976 427436 01246 208624 Lincoln Street (Off Storforth Lane) Birdholme S40 2TW

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Moo Moo Gifts from the heart

•Just in ‐ a stunning range of designer shirts for every occasion.

•Stylish Italian belts and an ever changing selection of “Sally Somerville” Scarves.

•Romantic & vintage jewellery from quality European designers.

•Contemporary greetings cards, stylish wraps and accessories.

•Always available ‐ a timeless collection of interior accessories to stylise your home.

424 Chatsworth Road Chesterfield S4 3BD (opposite Koo Coffee)

01246 520600 di@moomoobespoke.co.uk www.moomoostyle.co.uk

Need help with care?

If you need help caring for yourself, an elderly relative or perhaps a friend then we can offer services to help.

Daily Chores Too Much?

What about a hand with daily chores, you may be ill, elderly or simply too busy?

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Mini Manicure & Mini Pedicure £14.00 (45mins) Spray Tan & Mini Manicure £20.00 (45mins) Manicure & Pedicure £30.00 (2 hours) Full Leg, Bikini, Underarm & Eyebrow Wax, Eyebrow & Eyelash Tint £32.00 (1.5hours) Bio-Sculpture Gel Nail & Toe Overlays £35.00 (2 hours) Neck, Back Shoulder Massage & Essential Facial £38.00 (1.5 hours) Gift Vouchers Also Available Pamper parties for adults & children Offers end 31/08/2010 Many other offers & treatments are also available. Please call for details.

Laser Teeth Whitening Special Offer £179.00 www.kiwiholisticsandbeauty.co.uk 255c Chatsworth Road Brampton • Chesterfield • S40 2BL

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S40 Local Wall & Floor Tiling

AF PLUMBING AND HEATING

Under-floor Heating Bathroom Fitting Plumbing

Boiler Installations Gas Fires & Cookers Servicing & Breakdowns Landlord Certificates & Gas Safety Checks Bathroom & Shower Installations

Tel 01246 203748 Mob 0775 773 7283 www.afplumbing.net

T: 01246 568 500 M: 0781 114 4367 Chesterfield S40

Steve Rawson

M.J. Redford Full Building & Construction Services Extensions & Alterations Roofing & Conservatories New Builds & Maintenance Inclusive Of Planning Plumbing, Electric, Joinery & Plastering etc No Job Too Small Quality Workmanship, Reliable & Trustworthy Free Quotations Over 25 Years Experience A Message To All Our Customers “The Price We Quote Is The Price You Pay” (No Hidden Extras)

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A&H Paving Ltd Block Paving Fencing Drainage Concrete Drop Kerbs Patios Tarmac DCC Registered All construction

Contact Tony on: t: 01246 207 046 m: 07890 657903 Vernon Road Brampton Chesterfield S40 1EL

Hardwood

Hardwood windows, doors and conservatories now display quality as well as efficiency, and can be tailored individually to suit the age and style of your home. Made from renewable and sustainable sources hardwood now offers a real long life and low maintenance solution.

PVCu

Setting new standards for premium performance and design Imperial Windows’ products benefit from quality materials and advanced technology.

Manufacturing all our own PVCu windows, doors and conservatories we can offer unrivalled aesthetics, function, security and durability.

Soffits & Facias

With demand at an all time high for soffits & facias we have ready made solutions using the most advanced & durable products available.

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S40 Sports: Terminus Bowling Club

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i there and welcome to a feature that will aim to highlight an aspect of local sport that may not currently get the exposure it deserves.

I'll look at both team sport and individual attainment.

Hopefully the article will enhance your level of awareness and make you look forward to the next one.

To begin with I take a look at the "Terminus Bowling Club" situated on Chatsworth Road across from what was the old tram terminus many years ago and a pub and restaurant much more recently .

Crown Green bowling has taken place in Brampton for over a hundred years. The current Terminus Bowling club was founded in 1913 and played on the green owned

by Brampton Brewery (records show bowls was played as early as 1859 on a different site in Brampton).

The Chairman of the brewery, Mr E.T. Hargreaves, was a keen bowler and in 1923 he was elected the first President when the club had just 40 members.

In 1977 the members completed the purchase of the actual bowling green (aided by a grant from the Sports Council) from the then owners, John Smiths brewery and in 1987 a new pavilion was added.

In 1989 the club entered the Chesterfield and District 32

Bowling Association Wednesday League. Four teams take part with the Terminus A team currently sitting proudly at the top of Division 3.

It seems odd nowadays but for most of its history the club was a "men only" body; all that changed in 2009 when lady members were made welcome and the club entered the 21st century.

The thriving club that is now nearing its own centenary has internal competitions, league teams, friendly matches and regular social bowling which provides competition and challenges to bowlers of all ages and skill.

I went along recently and was made very welcome. I enjoyed my introduction and I'm sure you would too. The best time to pop along is on a Monday or Friday afternoon from 1.30 pm when friendly social bowling takes place.

Everything needed will be provided just bring a pair of trainers or flat shoes to ensure the immaculate green remains in superb condition.

If those times don't suit your availability just pick up the phone and have a chat with the Club Secretary on 01246 563888.

Howard Borrell Please note I'll welcome input from local sports people who may want to share their story.

Please e‐mail me and I'll be back in touch promptly: hborrell97@googlemail.com

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All Cars Serviced MOT’s Repairs & Tuning Emergency Recovery Easy Parking Courtesy Car

Free Oil & Filter Change on any Annual Service Worth up to £40 New Customers Only

www.noblemotorsportltd.co.uk

01246 272 749

172 Chatsworth Road Chesterfield S40 2AR

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CHESTERFIELD PLUMBING & HOME SERVICES “A Polite, Reliable Service” NO CALL OUT FEE Bathrooms, showers & kitchen installations Leaks & repairs

/ Dishwashers Washing machines LOCAL WALTON TRADESMAN FAST EMERGENCY RESPONSE

Tel: 01246 205 000 Mob: 07971 447 040 7 Redgrove Way - Walton - Chesterfield - S40 3JN

Mini Diggers - £40 per day

Self Drive or Operated MOT Type 1 - £18.35 (incl VAT) Grit Sand - £29.85 (incl VAT) Ballast - £31.30 (incl VAT) Building Sand - £30.65 (incl VAT)

0797 592 1770 For more information All aggregate prices include delivery Minimum delivery of half tonne Walton Back Lane • Chesterfield S42 7AA

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Top Quality Kitchens & Bedrooms at Affordable Prices A range of beautiful kitchens on display in our showroom

All bespoke units & doors UK made Expert advice and personal service guaranteed Family run business Complete design & supply Planning & installation service All work is undertaken by expert, time-served craftsman Disabled access and off-road parking Finance now available

01246 271727

Or visit our showroom at 456 Derby Road, Chesterfield www.1stclasskitchensltd.co.uk

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DJN Home Services Joinery □ Locksmith Purpose made joinery, e.g.

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Radiator covers Shelving Meter cupboards Under stair cupboards Garden Gates etc.

Fathers Day Sunday June 20th

Supply, fitting or repair of locks and locking mechanisms for both UPVC and timber doors/windows.

Insured and all work guaranteed For a free quote, then please contact Dean.

Tel: 01246 567637 Mob: 07876 352041 Somersby Avenue, Walton

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Holme Hall Medical Centre

NHS Direct

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Ivy Cattery provides a “Home from Home” experience for your cat where your pets care, health and security are our main priorities.

Guitar Music For Your Event Acoustic guitar specially planned for your occasion.

For more information contact Bart Pickford (ATCL).

Contact Jane for details on 01246 859989

Mobile: 0779 282 2114 eMail: musicbdp@googlemail.com Guitar tuition to grade 8 level also available

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AIRAIR-CON SERVICE & RERE-GAS

Father & daughter familyfamily-run business

Also specialising in Bumper scuffs (black or colour coded) Alloy wheel scuffs Seat cigarette burns and trim

24 hour service with Private Chapel of Rest PrePre-Paid Golden Charter Funeral Plans available Tel: 01246 566592 Mob: 07831 851 639 44 Loads Road, Holymoorside, Chesterfield S42 7EU

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“TRUISING” TRUISING is the next big thing!

A combination of Train and cruising – making the ideal holiday.

No stress, no flying!

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A choice of two 7 night Cruises in the Mediterranean featuring a different port each day.

Prices from £749 per adult, £299 kids and £399 teenagers.

A full range of free kids clubs for children Aged 3 - 17 (inc).

Extra weeks onboard from £599 per adult, £199 per child.

Hotel stays in Marseille, Paris and London.

Regional rail departures from all over the UK. Generous luggage allowances pretty much take what you want!

Phone: 01246 555777 Fax: 01246 276500 eMail: admin@chatsworthtravel.co.uk

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