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The community magazine for Ashgate, Barlow, Brockwell, Cutthorpe, Highfield, Linacre, Loundsley Green, Piccadilly and Upper Newbold

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Creative Revolution

Editors letter

Hello and welcome to the March edition of S41 Local Magazine! Is it just me, or did January drag on like a badly written Netflix series? I swear it lasted forever. I can’t remember the last time I saw the sun or felt it actually doing its job and warming my face. By the time you’re reading this, I hope the sun is shining, the flowers are poking their heads out, and the birds are bravely attempting their annual northbound adventure.

Speaking of birds, our front-yard pigeon has made her triumphant return! She’s been nesting in our tree for a few years now, and Florie loves it every time she shows up. She’s basically family; if family hated the cold and took a three-month winter holiday. Honestly, who could blame her? I’d do the same if someone brought me snacks and a sunbed in the tropics ... and paid for it!

As spring approaches, events in Chesterfield and the Peak District start to appear in our What’s on Section. Here are a few of my must visits this spring:

Happy trails - Welcome to Lalaland

An interactive exhibition by Derby-based digital illustrator and community artist Carla Dee, celebrating joy, playfulness, and the power of imagination! At the Level Centre.

Festivity

Derbyshire Artists Showcase at the Winding Wheel

Ashgate Hospice High Peak Trail Walk

Join the High Peak Trail Walk, sponsored by Darwin Forest, a scenic route on the former High Peak Railway line, plus a distance for everyone!

Chesterfield Glow Up

A family friendly event to celebrate Chesterfield Market with a unique projection light show, entertainment, activities and a night market! See advert and news.

For full details on all our events, see our What’s On section in the magazine.

I hope you make some wonderful memories this spring. Peace, love and positivity

Simon, Bekah, Evangeline and Florie

Next edition: 69 - April 2026

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Nuzest Chesterfield 5K Challenge

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Nuzest is proud to sponsor the Chesterfield 3k & 5k events for the third-year running. The races will take place on Saturday 16th May in Queens Park as part of the wider Chesterfield Running Festival, which also features the Redbrik Foundation Chesterfield 10k on Sunday 17th May.

Nuzest, who have their UK headquarters in Chesterfield, are committed to creating inclusive, accessible events for everyone. The 3k Family Race is perfect for all ages to enjoy together, while the 5k offers an ideal challenge for first timers or experienced runners alike. Throughout the weekend, the Nuzest team will be there offering support, encouragement – and of course, some freebies!

All finishers will receive a premium medal and a Nuzest smoothie, and there will be outdoor games and competitions with chances to win prizes.

Nuzest champions all aspects of wellness, combining high-quality, natural nutrition with exercise to promote healthier lifestyles. Their plant-based, science-led supplements are trusted by athletes and health professionals worldwide. Founded in 2012 by father–daughter team Trevor and Monique Bolland following her young MS diagnosis, Nuzest has grown from a personal wellness journey into a global range of highly effective products now enjoyed in more than 25 countries.

The Chesterfield Running Festival proudly supports local causes:

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The Creative Revolution

Text: Lucie Maycock Images: Creative Revolution

What if every street corner, classroom, and community hub in Chesterfield buzzed with creativity? A town where art isn’t a luxury, but part of everyday life-woven into the fabric of education, health, and community spirit. Since 2015, Creative Revolution has been bringing together cultural, educational and community partners to allow every person in Chesterfield access to a life that is creative, healthy, and rich in culture. Collaboration, creativity, and community are at the heart of everything they do.

Now, fresh Arts Council England funding, and an fresh rebrand, the partnership is starting an exciting chapter, placing youth voice at the forefront, working hand-in-hand with local schools, supporting artist development, and launching a series of pop-up events to showcase and celebrate the town’s creative energy.

Creative Revolution: Youth Voice at the Heart of Change

So far, our Youth Voice Group has empowered young people in Chesterfield to share their perspectives on creativity in the community and to play a central role in shaping the rebrand and identity of the project. Thanks to their input, we are now proudly known as Creative Revolution, a name that reflects real ownership and influence by the town’s young creatives.

The momentum is growing. Ten local schools have already signed up to our Schools Creativity Programme, opening the door for hundreds of children to develop new skills. Working alongside established local artists, they’ll experience a rich variety of artforms, from poetry to puppetry, visual art to willow craftbroadening horizons and sparking imagination. Behind the scenes, the project is strengthening Chesterfield’s creative economy. We’ve engaged 11 local artists in paid roles, offering high-quality professional development and employment opportunities.

Creativity Comes Alive in Chesterfield

And now, we're inviting the community to get involved, as Chesterfield is preparing for a wave of colour, imagination, and community spirit. A series of pop-up events is set to transform familiar spaces into vibrant showcases of local talent, celebrating the creativity of young people, schools, and artists.

These events will spotlight the diverse work emerging from the Creative Revolution programme. Interactive celebrations, bringing together families, artists, and communities to share, connect, and shape the future of creativity in Chesterfield.

Dates are now confirmed for all four events, marking a major milestone for the project. Each event will feature work from across the programme, including Artists Jam, YouSpeak, and schools’ projects, creating shared spaces of joy and collaboration.

Partnership is at the heart of this journey. Each pop-up will be delivered alongside local organisations and venues - Kakou CIC, Chesterfield College, Barrow Hill Community Trust, and Community Growth CIC - and enriched through close collaboration with schools and artists.

These events are immersive experiences, inviting audiences to engage directly with the work and the creatives behind it. With support from Derbyshire Voluntary Action, the pop-ups will also act as live consultation and listening spaces, ensuring community voices help shape the future of Creative Revolution long after this project concludes.

Creativity is thriving in Chesterfield - and we want YOU to be part of it, so join the Creative Revolution.

• Come along to the pop-up-events, bring your friends and family.

• Join in some creative activities for free.

• Grab a bite to eat, get a drink and browse the events.

• Share your ideas and experiences.

• Celebrate the incredible talent of local young people and artists.

• Add your voice to the conversation about Chesterfield’s creative future.

Pop Up Event

Sat 14 March - 11am to 2pm Chesterfield College, Infirmary Road. Stay connected with Creative Revolution! @creativerevolutionchesterfield www.ccep.org.uk

Images: Creative Revolution sessions in progress. Thanks to Creative Revolutions for this edition's cover. Unknown contributor.

Sobriety & Wellbeing

Face-to-Face Coaching Support

For Chesterfield

Words & images: Your Sober Path

Sobriety and wellbeing coach Christine Coulson is launching face-to-face coaching sessions in Chesterfield, offering local residents confidential, non-clinical support to help them change their relationship with alcohol.

From February, Christine will see clients in person at Brampton Therapy Centre, Chatsworth Road, expanding her established online coaching practice to meet growing demand for in-person support. Her work focuses on people who are questioning their drinking for health and wellbeing reasons and want practical help to make changes.

Christine is the founder of Your Sober Path and has been sober for over four years, having quit alcohol in January 2022. She has coached clients online since 2023, combining professional training with lived experience. She is accredited by The Sober Club and IPHM, is a member of the Association for Coaching, and works with clients to address mindset, triggers, habits, and lifestyle factors linked to alcohol use.

“I wanted to bring my coaching to Chesterfield in person because some people value face-toface connection over working through screens,” Christine said. “I privately struggled with my relationship with alcohol before I quit, and I know how difficult it can be when you’re not dependent but feel your drinking is holding you back. Coaching can help people shift their mindset around alcohol and see that real change is possible.”

Sessions last one hour and are available weekly or fortnightly on Thursdays. Coaching is suitable for individuals who want to stop drinking or reduce their alcohol intake; Christine does not work with people who are alcoholdependent and encourages those individuals to seek specialist medical or clinical support. Ellena Outram of Brampton Therapy Centre on Chatsworth Road said: “We are delighted to welcome Christine to our clinic and team; we are very excited about how her Sobriety and Wellbeing life coaching skills will enhance our well-established therapy offer and add another treatment modality, which could help those in our community achieve their aims and goals.”

Christine’s personal story has been featured in Best magazine and Metro online, and she has spoken about quitting alcohol on BBC Sheffield, BBC Newcastle, and BBC Radio 2’s Jeremy Vine show. She is also an ambassador for Bee Sober.

People interested in learning more can book a free introductory chat at her website below. www.yoursoberpath.co.uk.

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Open Hūs

A new community home for hire

Text: Lucie Maycock

Images: Open Hūs

Open Hūs is a space for the community to use, established by a group of creatives with a desire to help people whether they are looking to climb the artistic ladder or simply want a cost-effective place for a family party. The initial idea came from Matthew Pritchard from Defeye Creative, Nathan Hamer from local arts charity Junction Arts and Lucie Maycock a local freelance and community artist. “Open Hῡs is a home for people to access arts and creativity workshops, but more than this, a space where community groups can meet and share experience and learning,” says Matt. In September 2025 they took on the space and set about creating the Community Interest Company (CIC) Open Hūs. Hūs (pronounced HOOS) is Anglo Saxon for house, building or household, family, so simply translates to Open House, a name fitting of the space, to the rear of 81 Saltergate.

The three businesses together with S40 and S41 Local magazines were all based at West Studios within Chesterfield College but when this was closed last year, we found ourselves homeless. We briefly operated from home but it’s not easy to work alone when you are used to being part of a family - so we temporarily moved into Open Hūs and have been based in the airy historic space for a few months. We have now moved out to be part of the new creative collective presently moving into the old office building on Station Road behind the Pomegranate theatre.

Exciting times, and something that we must thank Junction Arts and Chesterfield Borough Council for bringing together, watch this space for further info.

Having said all this, we have not been idle. The space has enabled creative arts groups to meet, hosted an alternative Christmas market, been home to networking groups, had people

drop in for hot desking, held team building and away day activities, held sound baths, kids birthday parties, family events, been a home for work experience students and a base for a recent photo shoot.

As you can see it's a mixed bag of activities, and there are plans for more over the coming months.

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Set up as a Community Interest Company (CIC) we are wanting to support others to launch creative sessions and groups, and build communities and connections within our town. We are keeping hire costs very reasonable, and any profit made will be used to support Open Hūs events.

We would love to host and put on comedy nights, quiz night, dry nights (no alcohol events), small intimate acoustic sessions from local musicians, film nights, book clubs, exhibitions, workshops, demonstrations etc.

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A Tale of Two Markets

More than just a place to shop

Words: Stevie Moor

Images: Adobe & Simon Paterson

Asian culture has never been more visible in the Western world. From K-Pop dominating the charts, to Netflix overflowing with anime and global hits like Squid Game, and films such as K-Pop Demon Hunters, it’s clear that many of us in Gen Z feel a real connection to, and passion for these cultures.

With that in mind, I found myself asking an unexpected question: what does a traditional Korean market have in common with the newly renovated Chesterfield Marketplace?

Turns out... far more than you might think.

Tongin market in South Korea and Chesterfield market are both welcoming places, perfect for a friendly chat, a cheeky bargain, and some delicious food to share. Half a world apart, these two markets have been running for years, embracing tradition in vastly different ways.

One of Chesterfields longest running traditions is the distinctive Flea Market every Thursday. You never know what might be on sale pre-owned: Hand painted pottery, fine China, vintage clothes and jewellery. It's a great place to spend time and find a one-of-a-kind artefact for your home!

Similarly, Tongin market is a perfect way to get a unique experience of Korean culture through food and people. The compact space of narrow alleyways offers an array of experiences such as stalls selling traditional Korean clothes (Hanbok), made with fine silks and colourful fabrics. However, their main feature is the famous ‘Lunchbox’ dining experience.

Customers pay 5,000 Won (about £2.50), for a handful of brass coins, which they can exchange with various vendors for handmade street food, recipes of which have been handed down for generations. Locals and tourists alike grab a handy reusable lunchbox which they can fill with anything they wish, from tteokbokki, (chewy rice cakes grilled in a sweet-spicy sauce), to dalgona, (fruit candies).

Tongin market may be thousands of miles away, but the warm buzz of a busy space and the simple joy of good food is instantly familiar. Back in Chesterfield, the stalls and friendly faces offer a similar comfort, whether it's browsing home accessories, picking up fresh fruit and veg, or grabbing a classic sausage sandwich; any day can be brightened by a simple trip to town.

In 2025, the International Food Market in Chesterfield was a huge hit, offering a blend of dishes from France, Spain, and Lithuania, bringing a variety of unique cultural identities from around the world into our humble town centre. It is said that a lot more Korean food will be introduced to the International Food event in June 2026, so make sure to have your calendar free!

I have many memories of cruising the market as a child with my parents and coming away with a bit of treasure. I still walk through the market most weekends and am happy to see it still bustling with happy customers. This well-known and comforting routine is, for many, what makes the locals proud to be a part of the Chesterfield community by celebrating many different cultures as a part of their own.

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Mysteries, Wizards & Gods

Words: Katie Addy

Images: Biblico

It’s safe to say that the cozy murder mystery is back in fashion. With the recent release of the new Benoit Blanc mystery Wake Up Dead Man, the genre is absolutely killing it in the media, pun very much intended. Before I dive into my list of the best mysteries I read last year, I recommend getting cosy under a blanket with a hot drink and getting ready for your next case.

The Cat Who Caught A Killer

L.T Shearer's

The first book is one of my favourite recent franchises of all time, and that’s not just because of the cat. The Cat Who Caught a Killer is the first instalment in L. T. Shearer’s witty mystery series. We’re introduced to Lulu, a retired police officer still grappling with the loss of her husband, when Conrad the cat struts into her life. Not only is Conrad unique for being a male calico cat, but miraculously he can also speak.

When Lulu’s mother in law suddenly dies in her care home, the staff write it off as Alzheimer’s complications, but Lulu knows something isn’t right. Armed with her detective instincts and Conrad’s undeniable charm, the pair uncover secrets that are far better left hidden. This book is truly the cat’s whiskers, and with three sequels already available, and another releasing later this year, you won’t be without its comfort for long.

One of the series’ most appealing features is its lack of strict reading order. It isn’t necessary to start with the first book, a trait I accidentally discovered halfway through the third instalment, when I realised I’d skipped the second entirely. So, if you’re after a comforting mystery filled with friendship and secrets, L. T. Shearer may just be your new Agatha Christie.

Storm Front

Jim Butcher

My second recommendation is a little different. Unlike The Cat Who Caught A Killer, it leans heavily into dark fantasy, and I wouldn’t recommend it if you’re younger or squeamish about gore, but it’s a good thing you have a cozier option to balance it out. Storm Front by Jim Butcher follows struggling wizard Harry Dresden, who frequently assists the Chicago police with their more, supernatural cases. In this first instalment, a gruesome hotel murder scene leaves Dresden and the team baffled, with dark magic emerging as the prime suspect. Alongside his work with the police, Dresden must also deal with far more relatable horrors, money troubles, friendships, and his own love life. As the trail leads him deeper into a world of demons, and his own past, he relies on his hubristic wit and his talking skull companion, Bob. Bob’s appetite for trashy romance novels is only matched by his questionable advice, but together they just might keep the few people Dresden cares about safe. For fans of fantasy or the supernatural, this book perfectly blends the two genres into a horrifically fun world of wits, violence, and magic.

So, if you are in the mood for a talking cat (always), or if supernatural mysteries are your specialty, these books are guaranteed to fill that craving for comfort. Grab a blanket, a hot chocolate, and light the fire, you’ve got mysteries to solve, detective, and you’re the only one who can crack the case.

The Murder of Roger Ackroyd

Agatha Christie

Speaking of Agatha Christie, the next case file is ‘The Murder of Roger Ackroyd’. Being one of Christie’s lesser known Poirot stories it means that one of the greatest plot twists in crime fiction is still to be discovered. After the murder of Roger Ackroyd newly retired Hercule Poirot is hired to traverse the maze of alibis and motives. Yet this murder isn’t the only mystery surrounding its history, just months after the books release, the infamous disappearance of Christie occurred with many still speculating its true cause, some even turning to supernatural conspiracies. ‘The Murder of Roger Ackroyd’ follows the old conventions of crime, the small town of King’s Abbot creates claustrophobia and tension as a killer runs free, as well as blackmail, betrayal and the mysterious locked door convention, a feature a good crime lover will know all too well. If you want to know more however, then I suggest reading it. There’s not much more I can say without spoiling it, this book is the perfect example of Christie’s brilliance, a traditional and yet modern atmosphere that any lover of crime should become obsessed with.

Percy Jackson & The Lightening Thief

Rick Riordon

Percy Jackson and the Lightning thief is a triumph of all things mythology. If you thought, you knew the basics of the God’s get ready to know all of their dirty secrets and gossip away. You join Percy Jackson on his first quest. Percy is relatable, he knew he had always been different and until his experience at Camp Half-blood where he bonds with Annabeth Chase - a daughter of Athena - and Grover Underwood, a satire, he had expected to be the

black sheep for the rest of his life. Together, the trio set off in search of Zeus’ Lightning Bolt, its disappearance threatening a catastrophic war, many monsters and Gods standing in their way; Hermes, Ares and even Medusa. But despite all the enemies that seek to stop them, a force of support is a constant weapon. The book itself is full of tension, humour and the nostalgic atmosphere that only a great adventure can give you. It easily earns its place besides the greats. Move over Harry Potter, Percy Jackson is here to claim the top spot.

Now, if monsters and Gods isn’t enough to convince you, then maybe the friendship will. ‘The real treasure is the friends you make along the way’, it’s a cliché, I know, but it’s heartwarming. The connection between the characters is unlike anything I’ve read before, so real, so relatable and so funny. Many a time did I laugh out loud during their interactions and many a time did I receive a weird look from the other people on the bus as I did, but it was so worth it.

Now, I’ll admit, you are likely to see this book in the young readers section, but that doesn’t mean you’ll enjoy it any less. A lot of adult books nowadays are full of too much romance and thinking anyway, it’s nice to take a break and reclaim your childish sense of adventure back. I didn’t enjoy it any less and I doubt you will too.

So, if you want an electrifying experience full of adventure, mythology and humour, then Percy Jackson and the Lightning thief is everything you can imagine and so much more! Just because you’ve heard of it doesn’t mean you can get tick it off your reading list. Do not skip it.

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Chesterfield Glow Up

Words & Images: CBC

A family friendly event to celebrate Chesterfield Market with a unique projection light show, entertainment, activities and a night market!

Chesterfield Glow Up is an exciting new event for the town centre taking place on Friday 27 and Saturday 28 March, 4 to 8pm. The centrepiece of the event is a light show on the Market Hall which has been created by internationally renowned projection art company, Illuminos, as part of the Animate Chesterfield programme.

The event will also include fun fair rides and caterers, free UV face painting, illuminated lantern crafts, LED walkabout entertainers, local musicians and a night market.

Ashgate Hospice

Words & Images: Ashgate Hospice

High Peak Trail Walk

Sunday 22 March

Get ready to hit the trail and make every step count at the High Peak Trail Walk!

Join Ashgate Hospice for the High Peak Trail Walk, sponsored by Darwin Forest, following the scenic route along the former High Peak Railway line.

Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or just looking for a bit more of a challenge, there are three exciting distances to test your endurance in the breathtaking Peak District.

After parking up at Cromford Meadows, you'll be transported by bus to the start of your walk. You’ll start at a different point along the trail depending on which route you pick. Each route will finish at Cromford Meadows, where there will be food and drink available. Whichever route you choose, you’ll follow the stunning former High Peak Railway Line with unbeatable views along the way.

Parking is free, plus you’ll also receive a T-shirt for taking part and a medal when you complete the walk!

10k Sparkle Night Walk

Saturday 27 June

Light up the night for Ashgate Hospice on Saturday 27 June 2026 and take on the iconic 10k Sparkle Night Walk to raise money for families across North Derbyshire.

Sign up to receive a brilliant fundraising pack, with lots of tips to help you beat your fundraising target. You’ll also receive a pink Sparkle T-shirt and flashing bunny ears to wear on the night.

Ashgate rely on the generosity of the community to raise millions of pounds each year to help fund their specialist care. So, by taking part in this fantastic event, you’ll help Ashgate continue to be there for families when it matters most.

Ashgate Hospice Events team is here to support you every step of the way. So, if you have any questions about taking part, please get in touch.

What are you waiting for? Get your team together and register today!

For details of both events visit: www.ashgatehospice.org.uk

Got a story to tell?

Text & Images: Junction Arts

Got a story to tell? Junction Arts is turning 50 - and wants to hear from you

Junction Arts is getting ready to celebrate a big birthday, and it’s inviting the people who helped shape its journey to be part of it.

To mark 50 years at the heart of community arts in Derbyshire, the charity has launched 50 Stories for 50 Years, a year-long heritage project supported by a £56,000 grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund. The aim? To collect, preserve and share the stories, memories and creative moments that Junction Arts has been part of since 1976.

If you’ve ever made a lantern, joined a festival, worked on a project, volunteered, or simply watched something magical unfold in your town, this project is for you.

From a small idea to a big creative force Junction Arts began life in the 1970s as South Normanton Community Arts. Over the decades, it has grown and evolved, and today it engages thousands of people each year through free festivals and events, making art and culture accessible to everyone.

Capturing 50 years of creativity

50 Stories for 50 Years will shine a light on the people behind the projects and the ways creativity has shaped their lives and communities across Bolsover, Chesterfield and North East Derbyshire.

digital archive for future generations. They’ll also inspire a documentary film and a touring exhibition, created by artists responding to the memories shared.

“The people are at the heart of it all”

Emily Bowman, Managing Director of Junction Arts, said: “We know Junction Arts has transformed lives, we hear it all the time, but now we have the opportunity to preserve and celebrate this incredible heritage.”

Share your story

Local people who have been involved with Junction Arts and it projects are invited to get involved.

Story gathering events are taking place in Bolsover, Shirebrook, Creswell, Chesterfield, South Normanton and Pinxton, giving people the chance to drop in, chat and tell their story.

To find out more or get involved, visit junctionarts.org/50stories. Or contact 50stories@junctionarts.org

Thanks to National Lottery players, these stories will be recorded and preserved in a new

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To 10 April: Happy trailsWelcome to Lalaland An interactive exhibition by Derby-based digital illustrator and community artist Carla Dee, celebrating joy, playfulness, and the power of imagination! @Level Centre.

All proceeds go to Ashgate Hospice and RSPCA

Plant donations are welcome Teas and cakes served

To 10 April: The LEVEL Spotlight Award 2026: Helen Grundy

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To 21 February 2026: Thingamabobas

February Half Term events. Roll up, roll up, join the Circus! For one week only come and experience Thingamabobas, a fantastical installation that’s hands-on, interactive and oneof-a-kind! Visitors of all ages are invited into a whimsical, sensory world, to meet a circus troupe of bizarrely wonderful machines inspired by acrobats, jugglers, and unicyclists.

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Wed 18: Free ‘Build a Bot’ workshop!

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Combine a visit to Thingamabobas with lots of other fun, free creative activities!

Biodiverse Sensory Garden at LEVEL Centre

Year Round Workshops and Groups - a space for the whole community to enjoy.

Workshops and groups run year round - keep an eye on our website and socials for all the details! Opportunities for all ages and abilities. Or maybe you’d even like to join our team of garden volunteers - no experience necessary! Visit our website to keep up to date on what’s happening in our garden: www.levelcentre.com/garden

FEBRUARY

Fri 20: Chesterfield Parkinson's Support Group Chair Exercise. St. John's Church, Walton. T: 01246 861888.

Sat 21: Festivity

Derbyshire Artists Showcase. Winding Wheel Theatre. chesterfieldtheatres.co.uk

Wed 25: Lent Study Week

1 “Let go and be Open” Storrs Road Methodist Church. . Refreshments 10am runs 10:30 to 11:30am. Anyone welcome to join does not need to be every week. Then Wed 4 Mar, Wed 11 Mar, Wed 18 Mar & Wed 25 Mar.

Fri 27: Jack off the Beanstalk Adult PantoGrab Your Chopper Winding Wheel Theatre chesterfieldtheatres.co.uk

 Friday 27 March 4pm to 8pm

 Saturday 28 March 4pm to 8pm (music, market and funfair from 12 noon)

A family friendly event to celebrate Chesterfield Market with a unique projection light show, free entertainment and music, crafts, UV face painting, funfair and a night market.

www.chesterfield.gov.uk/events/chesterfield-glow-up

A family friendly event to celebrate Chesterfield Market with a unique projection light show, free entertainment and music, crafts, UV face painting, funfair and a night market.

www.chesterfield.gov.uk/events/chesterfield-glow-up

Sat 28: APT & Travelmarvel Sale Day Travel Organisers, Chatsworth Road. See advert opposite.

MARCH

Sun 1: The Way 3 to 4:30pm at Walton Evangelical Church, Moorland View Rd. Church-based group for adults with additional needs & carers. Tea, coffee, biscuits, activities & warm welcome. www.waltonchurch.org

Tue 3: Chesterfield & District Family History Society Ian Waller speaking on “The Importance of Nonconformist Records in Family History.” 7:30pm. Online only. Info & register E: secretary@cadfhs.org

Wed 4: Holymoorside Horticultural Society 2025 Growing, Showing, and MoreA talk presented by Peter Forrow 7:45pm @URC Meeting Room, Cotton Mill Hill, Holymoorside. All Welcome.

Fri 6: Andy Zaltzman: The Zaltgeist - The Second Thwack

Winding Wheel Theatre chesterfieldtheatres.co.uk

Sat 7: Northern Live - Do I Love You

Winding Wheel Theatre chesterfieldtheatres.co.uk

Mon 9: John Lydon Buxton Opera House buxtonoperahouse.org.uk

Mon 9 March: NEDIAS

'The Cromford & High Peak Railway Heritage' Talk by Keith Bailey. 7:30pm @St. Thomas' Centre, Chatsworth Rd. All welcome, nonmembers £3. Info T: 01246 234212 / cliff@nedias.co.uk

Fri 13: Madama Butterfly

Winding Wheel Theatre chesterfieldtheatres.co.uk

Friday 13: The Chesterfield Art Club Demonstration by Julian Bray - Harbour Scene in mixed media. 7:30 to 9:30pm @ Whittington Moor Methodist Church Hall, Scarsdale Road S41 8NA. Visitors £8. Enquiries Text: 07850 064478.

Sat 14: Coffee Morning 10:30am @Storrs Road Methodist Church. There will also be a cake stall.

Sat 14: Creative

Revolution Pop Up Event Chesterfield College, Infirmary Road. See article.

Sun 15: March Cafe Style

Family Service 10:30am @ Storrs Road Methodist Church. Mothering Sunday Service led by Agnes Tranter. 10:30am with refreshments and Worship Group singing from 10:15am.

Mon 16: Chesterfield and District Local History Society The Folklore of Derbyshire by Simon Unsworth. A fascinating journey into the rich folklore of Derbyshire & Peak District; its stories, traditions, legends, and mysterious places. 7:30pm @St Thomas Centre, Chatsworth Road S40 3AW. E: secretary@cadlhs.org.uk

Sat 14: Flute Concert

Fundraiser for Ashgate Holymoorside Village Hall 7:30pm Katy Strudwick & Friends. £10 inc. light refreshments. T: 01246 567118 (leave message) E: info@ holymoorsidearts.co.uk

Fri 20: Alasdair BeckettKing Foundry, Sheffield Leadmill.co.uk

Sat 21: Alfie MooreAcopalypse Now Winding Wheel Theatre chesterfieldtheatres.co.uk

Sun 22: Ashgate Hospice High Peak Trail Walk

Join the High Peak Trail Walk, sponsored by Darwin Forest, a scenic route on the former High Peak Railway line plus a distance for everyone! Entry incl free parking at Cromford Meadows, coach transfer to start, t-shirt and more. See www.ashgatehospice.org.uk/ high-peak-trail-walk

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MELLORS & KIRK

FINE ART AUCTIONEERS

Fri 27 & Sat 28: Chesterfield Glow Up

A family friendly event to celebrate Chesterfield Market with a unique projection light show, entertainment, activities and a night market! See advert and news.

Fri 27: Chris McCauslandYonks! Winding Wheel chesterfieldtheatres.co.uk

Sat 28: Nigel HaversTalking B*ll*cks Winding Wheel Theatre chesterfieldtheatres.co.uk

Sun 29: The Way See March 1 for details.

31 Mar to 4 Apr: Northern Ballet - Gentleman Jack Lyceum, Sheffield. See sheffieldtheatres.co.uk

MARKET EVENTS

All events take place in Chesterfield's historic Market Place unless noted otherwise.

See chesterfield.co.uk for more info or scan the QR code.

APRIL

Sat 4: Country Daytime

Disco Party 3 to 7pm @ Real Time Live, Chesterfield. 18+ Only Tickets: £10/£12. realtimelive.co.uk

Sun 5: The Way There is no meeting this week. Easter Sunday is also a Bank Holiday, and we are concerned people will find it more difficult to get to us. Please join us the Sunday before on Match 29.

Tue 7: Chesterfield and District Family History Society David Templeman speaking on “Two Queens and a Countess”. 7:30pm. Online only. For info & to register E: secretary@cadfhs.org

Sun 22 Feb: Chesterfield Artisan Market 10am to 3:30pm

Sun 8 Mar: Chesterfield Record Fair - 9am to 2:30pm. See fb aarecordfairs

Fri 27 & Sat 28 Mar: Chesterfield Glow Up - See advert and news.

Sun 29 Mar: Chesterfield Artisan Market 10am to 3:30pm

Sun 14 Apr: Chesterfield Record Fair 9am to 2:30pm. See fb aarecordfairs

Thu 9: Jason FoxEmbrace the Chaos Winding Wheel Theatre chesterfieldtheatres.co.uk

Fri 10: An Evening wIth Toyah @Buxton Opera House See buxtonoperahouse.org.uk

Mon 13 April: NEDIAS

'Industrial Calke' Talk by Colin Stewart. 7:30pm @St. Thomas' Centre, Chatsworth Rd. All welcome, nonmembers £3. Info T: 01246 234212 / cliff@nedias.co.uk

Sat 18: The Chesterfield Pilot: Operation Guinea Pig Location: Holmebrook Valley Country Park. What is it? Part orienteering, part escape, uncover the "true" reason why the Crooked Spire leans. £15 per team @qridian.com

28 May: 1940's Market

Chesterfield's annual celebration of the 1940's with stalls and entertainment.

Every Thu: Chesterfield Flea Market 9am to 4pm

Regular Events

ARTS & CRAFTS

LADIES GROUP: Mon 1:30 to 4pm @ Holy Trinity Church, Newbold Road. Bring your knitting, crochet, crafts etc. or just come along for coffee & chat. T: 07746 668257.

HUNLOKE ART CLUB: 2nd & 4th

Tuesdays at Walton Village Hall, Walton Back Lane, S42 7LT. All abilities welcome, Tutor led £12 per two-hour session. 10am to 12 & 1 to 3pm. To book: Hazel on 07984 887133 or hunlokeartclub@outlook.com

WOOD TURNING TRAINING: First Tuesday. With Colin Fishwick R.P.T. Open Workshop. 7pm to 10pm at 15 Bramshill Rise S40 2DG. £5 per session. Call to book 07971 063753.

WINGERWORTH ART GROUP: Wednesday 11am to 1pm at @ All Saints Church, Longedge Lane, Wingerworth. All abilities, relaxed & friendly, free refreshments. For details call Elle on 07766644335 or email wingerworthartgroup@gmail.com

KNITTING CLUB: Wed 2 to 4pm. Costa Coffee @Ravenside Retail Park opposite M&S. No charge, just buy a drink. T: 0771 9763866

HOLYMOORSIDE CRAFT GROUP: An informal and friendly group The Village Hall, Committee room Wed 2 to 4pm. All welcome. Cynthia: 01246 569250.

THE CHESTERFIELD ART CLUB: 7:30 to 9:30pm - 2nd & 4th Fri. (not Aug or Dec). Whittington Moor Methodist Church Hall, Scarsdale Road S41 8 NA. Worknights & demos. Visitors & new members welcome. T: 0785 0064478.

CHESTERFIELD EMBROIDERERS: 1st Thu (except August). 7pm St Thomas' Church Centre, Chatsworth Rd. With a love of everything textile related. E: chesterfieldembroiderers@gmail.com

CUTTHORPE KNIT & NATTER GROUP: Friday 1 to 3pm Cutthorpe Village Hall. Knitting, crochet, cross stitch etc, suitable for novices & the experienced. Tea & biscuits and lots of chat too! Contact: Barbara Stringer 07980 510591.

MONKEY PARK SEWING CLUB: Sat 10:30am to 12:30pm. Suggested donation £5 to include use of sewing machines. Fortnightly at Monkey Park Cafe, Chester St. monkeypark.org.uk

COMMUNITY

SILVER SOCIAL: Mon 10am to midday. Over 50s - chat, have a drink & snack, join the quiz. Speakers. Free - donations welcome. Accessible event. Monkey Park Cafe, Chester St. monkeypark.org.uk

LOUNDSLEY GREEN WI: Meet at Loundsley Green Church, Pennine Way, S40 4NF. 2-4pm on 2nd Tuesday of each month. There is always a warm and friendly welcome. Tel: 07585 266684

TEA AND TOAST TUESDAYS: Holy Trinity Church Newbold, Road. Tues 9 to midday. Everyone welcome. No charge. Join us for refreshment and friendship. Call Rev. Jilly Hancock 01246 465656. COMMUNITY COFFEE MORNING: Storrs Road Church Centre. 3rd Tues. 10am to 12 noon. Come along for a chat & a cuppa. No charge but donation welcome.

LOUNDSLEY GREEN CHURCH

COMMUNITY: Every Wed from 10am to 12 noon. A warm, free space for all with tea/coffee & biscuits etc.

LADIES GROUP: @Storrs Road Methodist Church, Brampton. Last Wed2 to 3:30pm. All ladies welcome for tea and chat. T: 01246 566435 for info. 20'S TO 30'S SOCIAL GROUP: 7:30pm last Wed. For young adults to meet new people & make new friends in a casual environment. Join FB group: 20s to 30s social or Email: 20sto30sSocial@gmail. com for more details & meeting venues.

CAMEO (Come And Meet Each Other): Friendship group meets every third Thu 2 to 4pm at St John's Church, Walton Back Lane. £2. Activities, speakers, games, fun, tea & cake. All welcome.

RENEW CAFÉ: Wed @Chesterfield Baptist Church, Cross Street, S40 4ST. Quiet shared space where its ok not to be ok; a cuppa, a cake, share a hobby, read a newspaper or just read a book. See: chesterfieldbaptistchurch.org/renew

DIGITAL SKILLS DROP IN: Free support for anyone - whether it's downloading an app, using Word, sending an email, shopping online. Drop into Monkey Park Cafe, Chester Street, S40 1DN. 2nd & 4th Thursday. monkeypark.org.uk

ECOHUB: Fri 10:30am to 12 noon @ The Hub, 61 Low Pavements. Activities, discussions, talks and workshops about sustainability and local action for climate change and nature. All welcome. 1st Friday of the month. Details see www.transitionchesterfield.org.uk

SLOW SOCIAL: 10:30 to 11:30am. 3rd Friday. See website for venues. Free Networking event for freelancers & independent businesses. slowsocial.co

LUNCH-TIME SERVICES: Central Methodist Church, Saltergate. Fri 12:15 to 12:45pm. All welcome.

FRIDAY CLUB FOR TEENS: For teenagers in school years 7 to 9. 7:15 to 8:15pm at Walton Evangelical Church, Moorland View Road. For details T: 01246 231002. waltonchurch.org

MONKEY PARK SOCIAL MEAL

3rd Fri Serving at 5pm and again at 6pm. A 3-course meal - pay what you feel. Monkey Park, Chester Street. www. monkeypark.org.uk

BLOKE'S BACON BUTTY BREAKFAST: Last Saturday 9 to 11am @Holy Trinity Church, Newbold Road. Chat, catch up & banter over a mug of tea/coffee & a bacon butty. T: Rex 07717 224474.

JUMBLE SALE: First Sat. Midday at Annunciation Church Spencer St. (Entrance Queen St.) Call 01246 232686 to confirm.

AUTISM ACCEPTANCE: A social group for adults with Autism offering a safe space to meet. 4th Friday (or last in a 4 Friday month) at Monkey Park, Chester Street. 7 to 9pm.

QUEEN’S PARK DR BIKE: 1st Sat from March. 9:30am until 1pm. Free bike repairs, adjustments & checks while you wait. inclusivepedals.org.uk or FB: ChesterfieldDrBike

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TRANSITION CHESTERFIELD REPAIR

CAFÉ: 3rd Sat. 10am to 12:30pm @ Chesterfield Baptist Church, Cross Street, S40 4ST. Drop-in sessions. Repairs, woodwork, sewing etc. Cafe. E: repairs@ transitionchesterfield.org.uk

FRIENDS OF SPITAL CEMETERY TOURS: 2nd Sun at 1pm. Spital Cemetery lodge, Hady Hill. Pre-book. Tours also by arrangement. Donation £5. E: spitalcemeterytours@gmail.com

CARSINGTON WATER BIRDING FOR BEGINNERS: Free walks held on the first Sunday of the month. Booking advisable. Call 0330 678 0701.

PARISH CENTRE STONEGRAVELS: Chesterfield venue with varied events taking place throughout week. T: 01246 209433 parishcentrestonegravels.co.uk

HAVE YOUR SAY CHESTERFIELD COMMUNITY GROUP: For residents of Abercrombie/Chesterfield Conservation Area & Stonegravels. Call 07471 420352 or email: HYSchesterfieldcommunity@protonmail.com

EDUCATION

ANCIENT HISTORY CLASS: The Age of Spartacus, examining the turmoil & civil wars of late Roman Republic. Mon 10:15am to 12:15pm. Meeting Room Chesterfield Indoor Market Hall. Call Gary 07980 910896 for info.

CHESTERFIELD PSYCHIC STUDY

GROUP: 2nd Tues, meet 6:30pm, talks at 7:15pm at Friends Meeting House, 27 Ashgate Road, Chesterfield S40 4AG. Light refreshments. £3. All welcome. See www.cpsg.uk

BRITISH HISTORY CLASS: The history of England, examining the reign of Edward the 1st, his wars in Scotland and the conflict with Robert The Bruce. Wednesday 10:30am to 12:30pm. Library meeting room. All welcome. T: 07870 825495 Margaret.

FAITH

TUESDAY MORNING WORSHIP: 11am

St John's Church, Walton. More info stjohnswalton.co.uk

HOLY COMMUNION SAID: Wed 9:30am Loundsley Green Church, Pennine Way. COBS & TEACAKES: 1st & 3rd Saturday of the month. 10:30am to midday in the meeting room at @United Reformed Church, Cotton Mill Hill, Holymoorside. Bacon cobs £1.5, Toasted teacakes £1.

ST JOHNS WALTON: SUNDAY SERVICES 9am & 10:45am. Info stjohnswalton.co.uk

PETER & ST PAUL OLD BRAMPTON CHURCH: Sunday Services 9:30am - everyone welcome. www. oldbramptonchurch.org.uk

HOLY COMMUNION / MORNING WORSHIP: Sun 9:45am Loundsley Green Church, Pennine Way.

SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP AND ADVENTURERS & EXPLORERS

CHILDREN’S GROUPS. Chesterfield Baptist Church, Cross Street, S40 4ST. Sunday 10:15am. You are welcome to join us in person or on Zoom. See: chesterfieldbaptistchurch.org

SUNDAY SERVICE: 10:30am at Storrs Road Methodist Church. More info can be found at dnemethodists.org.uk

SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP: Central Methodist Church, Saltergate 10:30am. All welcome. dnemethodists.org.uk

SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP: 10:45am for regular worship. The Gospel Mission Congregational Church, Old Rd. CHESTERFIELD SPIRITUALISTS’ CENTRE 55-7 Baden Powel Rd S40 2SL Divine Service with clairvoyance Sat 7pm. Healing Thu 7:30pm. Specials & Development Classes. www. chesterfieldspiritualcentre or FB.

FAMILY FUN & KIDS

STAY & PLAY: For children and parents - babies up to 5 years old. Term time. Wed 1:30 to 3pm at Loundsley Green Church, Pennine Way.

LITTLE FISHES TODDLER GROUP: Thu 10:30am to midday. St John's Church Walton £2 per family (Term Time. For any little ones up to school agetoys, crafts, snack time, singing. E: office@stjohnswalton.co.uk

CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH

TODDLER GROUP: Thu 10 to 11:30am, Babies, pre-school Toddlers, Mums, Dads, Grand-parents, carers. Activities, snacks, toys, crafts, songs. term time. 01246 690005 or dnemethodists.org.uk

COSY CUBS BABY & TODDLER GROUP: Messy play, rhymes, story time, friends, toys & refreshments. Thu 10 to 11am @Umbrellas Cosy Hub, Burns Cl, S40 2SW. (Term time).

KFC (KIDS FRIDAY CLUB): For primary ages. Term time 6 to 7pm Walton Evangelical Church, Moorland View Road. T: 01246 231002. waltonchurch.org

RAINBOWS & BROWNIES: Brownie's meetings on Mon, Tues, Wed & Thu. Guides & Rangers meet on Mon, Tue & Wed. See girlguiding.org.uk for details.

3RD BRAMPTON SCOUTS, CUBS, BEAVERS & SQUIRRELS: Mon Beavers (6 to 8 years), 5:30 to 6:30pm, Cubs (8 to 10.5), 5:30 to 6:30pm. Fri Squirrels (4 to 6), 5:15 to 6pm, Beavers 5:30 to 6:30pm, Cubs 6 to 7pm and Scouts (10.5 to 14), 7:30 to 9pm. Boys & Girls. St Thomas’ Centre. T: 07817 322949.

FITNESS CLASSES

PILATES GROUP: Mon 9:15 to 10:15am; Tue 6 to 7pm & 7:15pm to 8:15pm; Wed 9:30 to 10:30am. The Parish Centre Stonegravels. Book on 07779 266057.

KUNDALINI YOGA: Mon 9:30 to 10:45am @ Walton Village Hall, S42 7LT. Email Helen to book E: helenapol@hotmail.com

ZUMBA GOLD/TONING: Mon 11am to 12 & Fri 11am to 12 @The Parish Centre Stonegravels, also Fri. Pre-book only call Teresa 07740 202042.

CHAIR YOGA CLASS: Rachel Bayliss Yoga. Mon 2 to 3:15pm @ Friends Meeting House, S40 4AG. To book E: rachel@rcb.me.uk T: 07876 490466

TWISTEDSPIREYOGA CLASS: Holymoorside Village Hall, S42 7DX. Mon 6 to 7:30pm. Mixed ability, beginners welcome. Book: E: TwistedSpireYoga@outlook.com or WhatsApp 07706 937547.

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CHESTERFIELD YOGA STUDIO: Face to Face class at Swanwick Memorial Hall, Old Whittington S41 9JZ. Mon 7:15 to 8:45pm. £7.50 - £8.50. Details Chesterfieldyogastudio.co.uk

ZUMBA GOLD: Low impact exercise to music for older exercisers. Tue & Thu, 10am & 11am both days. Chester Street Club. Call Jen 07985 549427.

ST HELEN'S TAI CHI CLASS: Tue 10:30 to 11:45am @The Parish Centre Stonegravels. £2/week. Call Veronica to book: 01246 237526.

ADULT EXERCISE CLASS: Move it or lose it. First class is free then £6. Tue 11 to 12pm. Thu 10:30 to 11:30am. The Hall on the Green, Newbold S41 8EQ. T: 07511 785314 for details.

MOVE IT OR LOSE IT WITH LYNN

TURNER: Tue 1:30 to 2:30pm @ The Parish Centre Stonegravels. Contact Lynn: 07511 785314 or Email: lynn. turner@moveitorloseit.co.uk

TWISTEDSPIREYOGA CLASSES: Friends Meeting House, S40 4AG. Tue 5:30 to 6:45pm Mixed ability. Tue 7 to 8pm Vinyasa Flow Yoga; Wed 5:30 to 7pm Dynamic Yoga for the fit and active; Thu 10 to 11:30am Somatic yoga. E: TwistedSpireYoga@outlook.com to book or WhatsApp 07706 937547.

KEEP FIT CLASS FOR MATURE MOVERS: Tue 2 to 3pm @ Rosehill Church Hall, Chesterfield Studios, Soresby St. Active exercise class to music. T: Debbie 07413 068092.

PILATES: Holymoorside Class. Tue 3pm at Holymoorside Village Hall, Holymoor Road S42 7DX. T: 07570 456642, E: tayloredpilates@gmail.com FB: @ tayloredpilates23

SOFT & GENTLE YOGA: Suitable for beginners. Wed 10 to 11:15am, Serenity House, New Beetwell Street, S40 1QR.

KUNDALINI YOGA: Wed 6 to 7:15pm @ Walton Village Hall, S42 7LT. Email to book E: helenapol@hotmail.com

PILATES CLASSES: @St Thomas’ Centre Brampton. Wed 9 to 10am & 10:15 to 11:15am. Equipment provided. Suits beginners - adapted to suit all. T: Rachel on 07891 090746.

PILATES: Walton Classes. Thurs 9:30am and 10:45am @Village Hall, Walton Back Ln, S42 7LT. Call Tamara on 07570 456642, E: tayloredpilates@ gmail.com FB: @tayloredpilates23

KUNDALINI YOGA: Thu 6 to 7:15pm @ The Parish Centre Stonegravels S41 7JH. Email Helen to book E: helenapol@ hotmail.com

YOGA CLASS: Thu 6:30 to 7:45pm @ The Parish Centre Stonegravels. Term time. E: Helen: helenapol@hotmail.com

PILATES: Improvers level. Walton St John's Church Thu @7:45pm. 07990 771155.

ZUMBA GOLD: For active older adults. Stay active, meet new people, have a coffee & some fun! Fri 10:30am @ St Thomas' Centre. £5, please book first class. Call Adele on 07956 165287.

CHESTERFIELD YOGA STUDIO: Zoom class only or 7 day recordings are also available. Fri 9:30 to 11am. £7.50 - £8.50. For details see Chesterfieldyogastudio.co.uk

RACHEL BAYLISS YOGA: Class Fri 10 to 11:30am @ Friends Meeting House, S40 4AG. Mixed ability, beginners welcome. To book E: rachel@rcb.me.uk T: 07876 490466

KEEP FIT CLASS FOR MATURE

MOVERS: Fri 2 to 3pm @ Holymoorside Village Hall. Combination of Sit & Stay Fit exercises, standing exercises, dance moves. Improve balance & strength. Friendly group. T: 07413 068092.

FITSTEPS: Fri 6 to 8pm @The Parish Centre Stonegravels. T: Laura to book 07714 223722.

ZUMBA WITH TASHA: Sun: 6 - 7pm @ The Parish Centre Stonegravels. E: Tasha refreshfitness89@gmail.com

HEALTH & WELLBEING

DANCE ABILITY AND RACKET SPORTS: Fun, relaxed sessions for adults 18+ with additional needs. Mon 3 to 4pm @ Queens Park Sports Centre £4 carers free 01246 345555.

DANCING WITH DEMENTIA: A fun, relaxed dance session for people living with dementia and their carers Mon 1 to 2:45pm @Queens Park Sports Centre £4 carers free 01246 345555.

TAI CHI CLASS 7 to 8pm @St Thomas' Church Centre, Chatsworth Road. Tuesday. All ages and abilities. Info from Margaret qualified & insured teacher. T: 0759 244 0124 E: borgynedwob@ yahoo.co.uk.

THOM’S BLOKES: Meeting for men. 3rd Tue. St Thomas’ Church Centre, Chatsworth Rd. Talks, outings, fun & friendship. All welcome. Call Robin 01246 550445.

WALKING GROUP: Wed 10:15am Catch a Chesterfield bus to start the walk. Call Veronica to book 01246 237526 or E: vonhage2@gmail.com

HUNLOKE GARDENS WALK AND TALK: Refreshments & purchase fresh produce. Wed 10:30am The cabins Hunloke Community Gardens, Church St South S40 2TF. T:07846 271968 or E: hunlokegarden@gmail.com

HOBBY TALK FORTNIGHTLY MEN’S GROUP: Wed 7:30 to 9:30pm Chesterfield FC Stadium. Different hobbies to help with mental health & wellbeing. E: hthobbytalk@gmail.com

CHILL & CHAT: Thu 10am to midday. A chance to socialise in a safe space. Donations appreciated. Accessible event. Monkey Park Cafe, Chester St S40 1DN monkeypark.org.uk

HOLMEBROOK VALLEY PARK WALK WITH US: Thu 10:30am - 45 to 60 min walk. Open water, woodlands & meadows. Cafe, Holmebrook Valley Park, Watermeadow Lane, S41 8XP. T: 01246 959444 e: rob.andrew@ chesterfield.gov.uk

CHESTERFIELD SENIOR SPIREITIES WALKING FOOTBALL: Over 50's, Thu 10am to 11am at Hasland Park. T: 07767324583

PARKINSONS UK CHESTERFIELD SUPPORT GROUP: Here to help those who have been diagnosed with Parkinsons. Meet 3rd Friday @St. Johns Walton. T: 01246 861888

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Regular Events

THE DANCE HUB @Hasland Village Hall

Over 50s StrollFit Mon 11am, 12 & 1pm; Beginner Line Dancing Wed 1 to 1:45pm; Sequence Tea Dance Wed 2 to 4:15pm (Twice monthly, enquire for dates); Children’s Dance (Ages 3 plus) Cheer, Latin & Street Wed 4:30 to 5:15pm & 5:15 to 6pm; Solo Latin Classes (No partner required) Wed 6:15pm; Beginner Line Dancing Thu 7:30 to 8:15pm; Mini Dancers (Toddler & Parent) Sat 10 to 10:30am; FitSteps (dance fitness) Sat 10:45 to 11:30am; Beginner Line Dancing Sat 11:45am to 12:30pm; Ballroom and Latin Social Dances Sat 8 to 10:30pm (Once monthly, enquire for dates). All enquiries see www.thedancehub.uk or call 07354 634071.

DANCING FOR HEALTH: Thu partner dance class, refreshments and chat. £4 a session. St Andrew’s United Reformed Church, Newbold. Tracey 07721 046757 for info.

WRITING FOR WELLBEING: 1st Thu. 10am to 12noon at St John's Church, Walton Back Lane, Chesterfield S40 3LT. Reminiscence & writing prose or poetry. You do not need to be a writer to take part. £3 per session. T: 01246 566205

DECUS HEALING GROUP SUPPORT: Thu 6 to 7:30pm @The Parish Centre Stonegravels S41 7JH T: Linda 0774 9896329 linda@decushealing.co.uk

DOWN MEMORY LANE: Down Memory Lane. A social singing activity primarily for people living with dementia and their carers, but open to all. We’re not a choir, just a group of people who enjoy a singalong. Second Thursday 2 to 4pm @St. John’s Church, Walton Back Lane.

NEUROHUB DROP IN: Friday 10am to 4pm. A supportive drop in for families and neurodiverse children. Monkey Park, Chester St. T: 07874 941890 for info.

GUIDED BREATHWORK & MEDITATION: Sat 9:30 to 10:15am. at Monkey Park. Contact Helen 07854 211985 for details. monkeypark www.monkeypark.org.uk

PERFORMANCE

MINERVA WOMEN’S CHORUS: Love to sing? Come and meet us! Mon 7:30pm St. John’s Church, Walton. Rehearse unaccompanied songs for fun & performance. T: 01246 567118 E: minervachorus@gmail.com

AURORA A CAPPELLA: (Home of Harmony) is a female A Cappella choir. Come and join us! Mon 7:30 to 9:30pm. Experience & ability to read music is not necessary. T: 07810 892978, e: aurora.chesterfield@gmail.com or auroraacappella.co.uk

STAVELEY & DISTRICT CHURCHES

UNITED CHOIR: A mixed voice choir of 30 members. Rehearsals Mon 7:30 to 9pm at Brimington Common Methodist Chapel, Manor Road, Brimington Common S43 1NU. T: 01246 238143.

HOLYMOORSIDE BAND: Rehearsals in Holymoorside URC church on Mon & Fri 8 to 9:30pm. Vacancies throughout the band. Instruments available. T: Andy on 07875 283131 or e: andybooker31@ icloud.com

ADULT BALLET CLASSES: All abilities welcome. Tue 9:15 to 10:15am and Fri 6:30 to 7:30pm @Hall on the Green, Ulverston Road, S41 8EQ. To book: sam@medleys.dance

CHESTERFIELD GARLAND DANCERS: Methodist Church Hall, Jawbones Hill, Derby Road, S40 2TN from 7:30 to 9:30pm Tue. E: enquiry@ chesterfieldgarland.org.uk

JAZZ JAM CHESTERFIELD: 7:30pm on 2nd Tuesday Lockoford Inn, Lockoford Lane S41 0TQ. We welcome Beginners to professionals. Free entry for participants and audience. Join Facebook page ‘Jazz Improvisation Chesterfield’ for more information or join mailing list Jazzcaz15@gmail.com

HOLYMOORSIDE TRAINING BAND: Calling all brass and percussion players, new & old. Rehearsals Wed 6:30pm at United Reformed Church, Holymoorside. Instruments provided if required. Call 07874 014179 or e: enquiries@ holymoorsideband.co.uk

ROCK CHOIR: St. John’s Walton, Wed 11am & Whittington Moor Methodist Church, Mon 7:30pm. rockchoir.co.uk

LAURA CLOWES SCHOOL OF DANCING: The Parish Centre Stonegravels Wed 6 to 9pm & Fri 5 to 9pm. Term time. T: Laura to book 07714 223722.

THE BRAMPTON SESSIONS: Rich musical traditions. Acoustic music sessions - local musicians. First Weds, 7:30pm St Thomas Centre. £6 FB: Brampton Sessions or 07739 084478

THE SQUEAKY WHISTLESTICKS: Recorder group - all abilities welcome. 2nd & 4th Wednesdays of the month from 6:30 to 8pm @St Leonard's Mission, Spital. T: 01246 563224.

FREEVOICES COMMUNITY CHOIR:

The Friends Meeting House, 27 Ashgate Road. Wed 7:30 to 9:15pm. £5. Term time. Contact free.voices@yahoo.co.uk or T: 01246 237937.

HONEY BELLES LADIES CHOIR: St John’s Church, Walton Back Lane Wed 8pm. Available for events. E: honeybelleschoir@gmail.com

MUSIC RECITALS: Thu 24 April to Thu 6 Nov. The Parish Church/Crooked Spire 12:15 to 1pm. Free entry.

CHESTERFIELD PHILHARMONIC CHOIR REHEARSAL: Thu 7:15 to 9:30pm at Central Methodist Church in Chesterfield. E: publicity@chestphilchoir.org.uk

ROSE CHOIR: We sing every genre of music and welcome all abilities. Chesterfield Studios from 7:30 to 9:30pm Thu. E: sarah.menzies@ chesterfieldstudios.co.uk

HOLYMOORSIDE CHORAL SOCIETY: Friendly choir meets in Holymoorside URC Thu 7:30 to 9:30pm. MD Andrew Marples. New singers always welcome. No audition. Call 07989 305577 E: holymoorsidechoral.co.uk

CHESTERFIELD JAZZ CLUB: Third Thursday. Olde House, Loundsley Green Rd S40 4RN. Tickets: Visitor Info Centre, Rykneld Way; Parsons & Dunn, Chatsworth Rd; online bit.ly/cfieldjazz Call 07764 587258 for info.

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Regular Events

CHESTERFIELD CO-OP CHOIR

Friendly SATB choir welcomes new singers. Fri 7:30 to 9.30pm, Chesterfield Studios. www.chesterfieldchoir.com

SOCIETIES & CLUBS

READING GROUP: Mon 10:30am for an hour in The Hub, Low Pavement. Read short stories and poetry. james@dva.org. uk or 07743 514934.

TREFOIL GUILD: Guiding for adults. Meets 3rd Wednesday from 7 to 9pm in Guide HQ, St Margaret’s Drive S40 4SY. M: 07850 063910

NEWBOLD WOMEN'S GROUP:

A friendly group meets 7 to 9pm 1st Wed, @The Parish Room (rear of St John's Church, St John's Road, S41 8PE. Speakers, excursions and meals out. £3 including refreshments. Visitors very welcome. T: 01246 450407.

WALTON WOMEN'S INSTITUTE: Come and join us. 4th Wed at St John's Church, Walton Back Lane 2pm. Jan to November. T: 07941 917415.

CHESTERFIELD MORNING

TOWNSWOMEN’S GUILD: Thu 10am to midday @Grace Chapel, 89 Market Place S40 1PH. Speakers,lunch club, quizzes, excursions. New members welcome. T: 01246 207496

BARLOW NEWBOLD & DISTRICT

WOMEN'S INSTITUTE: A friendly group of ladies, 3rd Thu from 3:30 to 5.30pm. Loundsley Green Community Centre, Cuttholme Road S40 4QU. Guests welcome. T: 07531 197324.

HOLYMOORSIDE LADIES CLUB: 7:30pm Thu (term time) @ the village hall S42 7DX. Speakers & activities. £3 incl refreshments. Visitors & new members welcome (no fee).

CHESTERFIELD INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED MOTORISTS (IAM RoadSmart): Monthly first Sun & following Sat. 9:30am @Batch House, Glass Yard, Sheffield Rd (opposite football ground), Chesterfield S41 8JY. Guidance sessions for IAM associates, info & free taster sessions. T: 01246 488750.

CHESTERFIELD CO-OPERATIVE

CHORAL SOCIETY: Fri 7:30 to 9.30pm. chesterfieldchoir.com

SPORT & GAMES

CHESTERFIELD BOWLING CLUB: Mon 6 to 8:30pm @New Beetwell St. Equipment provided, friendly atmosphere, beginners or experienced. New members welcome. T: 07813 365560.

CHESTERFIELD GAMES SOCIETY: Mon 7 to 10pm @The Parish Centre Stonegravels. Also, every 2nd & 4th Wed 7 to 10pm. T: 01246 209433 for info.

BADMINTON CLUB OUTWOOD

ACADEMY Mon evening 7:30 to 9:30pm. E: chrisf546@gmail.com

WHIST @HOLYMOORSIDE: Tue 2 to 4:30pm @Holymoorside Village Hall, 42 Holymoor Road S42 7DX. Sessions £3. T: 07469 208262.

AIKIDO MARTIAL ARTS: Tue 7 to 8pm & Thu 7 to 8pm @Parish Centre Stonegravels, 91 Sheffield Rd, S41 7JH. Call Mike 07939 336562 or E: mikeuk1007@yahoo.co.uk

TERMINUS BOWLING CLUB: Opposite Brookfield School, a hidden gem, friendly social crown green bowling and competitions. Taster days. No experience necessary. Wednesday mornings, all equipment provided, refreshments available. Call Penny 01246 566519. BOWLS AT WALTON DAM: Come along to Robinson Bowls Club any Thu 10am to 12pm, for our beginner’s sessions. Refreshments & bowls provided. Call 07967 262 856 or E: robinsonbowls@ outlook.com

CHESTERFIELD CHESS CLUB: Thu nights 7:30pm @The Red Lion, 54A Church St, Brimington S43 1JG. We welcome players of all abilities, play a friendly game of chess, or play in matches. Contact: 01246 568052 or E: dmlatham59@gmail.com

HOLY TRINITY BADMINTON GROUP: Thu 1 to 3pm @The Parish Centre Stonegravels. Email Bernard for info & to book E: bernardandjean@hotmail.co.uk

BOARD GAMES CLUB: For neurodiverse people Fri 5:30 to 7pm. An accessible event. Fortnightly at Monkey Park Cafe, Chester St, S40 1DN monkeypark.org.uk

WHIST @GREAT LONGSTON: Fri 7pm to 9ish @Great Longstone Village Hall, Church Lane DE45 1TB. Sessions £3. For info T: 07469 208262.

REFUGEES FROM REALITY GAMES GROUP: Friday: 7:30 to 10:30pm @ The Parish Centre Stonegravels. E: refugeesfromreality.co.uk

WHIST @WALTON: Sat 7 to 9:30pm @ Walton Village Hall, Walton Back Lane S42 7LT. Sessions £3. 07469 208262.

WHIST @HOLYMOORSIDE: Sun 7pm to 9ish @Holymoorside Village Hall, 42 Holymoor Road S42 7DX. 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Sunday. Sessions £3. For info T: 07469 208262.

ICHTHUS CANOE CLUB: Outdoor evening sessions - Matlock Bath, Chesterfield Canal & Walton Dam. Monthly Sat pool sessions at Sharley Park. E: canoejmc@gmail.com. See www.ichthuscanoeclub.co.uk

HOLYMOORSIDE TENNIS CLUB: Social tennis. Sun 10am to midday, Tue 10am to midday & Thu 2 to 4pm. Pay & play £3 pp. or Membership £80 PA. Coaching available. Just turn up or email holymoorsidetennisclub@googlegroups.com

BOWLS IN HOLYMOORSIDE: Fancy a try at crown green bowling? Come along Friday morning to our green in Holymoorside, parking next to the green. Have a look, use our equipment or just come for a chat, a cup of tea or coffee and biscuits. Fridays 10am to midday. T: 07804 250533 for details.

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If you have an event to list, please just drop an email to Paul: simon@s41local.com

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IKEA Billy bookcases: £35

2 book cases, £35 each. Oak effect. 80 X 28 X 202cms. Buyer to collect.

T: 07939 345037 (Newbold)

Wadkin Wood Turning Lathe: £150 ono; Howard Bantam Rotavator: £125; Suffolk Colt Motor Mower: £60

T: 07800 858487 (Brampton)

WANTED: PC Oldish computer in working order eg: Windows 7.

Text: 07880 844761

Harry Poster: £5

Half blood prince, pristine. T: 01246 569274 (Brookside)

Assorted Net: £Free Bag of assorted white net curtains. Extended rods etc. T: 01246 569274 (Brookside)

Various: Cast iron, art deco, fire surround, mantle 9" * 42.5", 49.5" high £120 ono; Vintage glass carbouy/ terrarium 17" diameter 21" tall £50 ono; Playmobil sets; Viking fort, Jailbreak, Wigwam, Stagecoach, DHL van, Forklift, Sports car, plus other figures/ accessories £various.

T: 07918 730861 (Ashgate)

Ladies Walking Boots: £50 Mountain Warehouse Latitude II Extreme Walking Boot. Size 4. Dark Brown. Leather. Worn once (wrong size bought) so as new. RRP £149.99 T: 07767 062489 (Walton)

Indoor Cycle Trainer: £25

Costway Indoor Bicycle Trainer - Model SP37140, hardly used, in original box with instructions. T: 07935 209772

Portable Gas Heater: £25

Alvima Carasol 2c radiant heater. 2' high x 13' wide with 7kg gas bottle; Vice: £5 Small heavy duty steel vice, 6cm wide jaws.

T: 01246 568549 (Brookside)

Elddis Avante 576 Touring

Caravan: £10,950 ono

T: 07764 801080 (Brookside)

Spacious caravan, six berths in two doubles and bunk beds. Great design with side dinette. Second owners since 2019, just serviced Jan 2026. 2015 model, comfy lounge converts to large double bed, side dinette converts to double, fixed bunk bed's, end washroom with separate shower, Whale power heating, microwave, Thetford oven and grill, hob with single electric and three gas rings, Dometic fridge, Motor-mover, AL-KO

ATC & air awning. Single axle, MIRO 1268kg, Length 7.30m, Width 2.26m.

Peugeot Expert Camper

£12,995 ono

T: 07853 959855 (Brookside)

Soundproofed, insulated and carpeted, single bed - pulls out to create a small double (1.8m long x 1.2m wide). Toilet beneath bed plus plenty of storage. 2 ring stove and grill, space for 6kg gas bottle (not supplied). Anker SOLIX C800 Plus Solar Generator + 100W Solar Panel - 3 x AC sockets, 2 x USB A, 2 x USB C, 2 detachable light, charges from hookup, 12VDC whilst driving or solar panel. Internal bike carrier. Roof rack with custom made teak deck. Awning rail, Stitches & Steel black awning. Two previous owners, printed service history sheet. Just MOT'ed February 2027, 3 belted seats, ULEZ Compliant. 99,700 miles. New Peugeot gearbox, clutch etc fitted in April 2024 by Noble Motorsport, Chatsworth Road.

The BRIT FEST

DAY 2:

Friday 3 July 2026

Ashley Hall Showground

The wait is over. The Brit Fest has officially unveiled its full 2026 line-up, confirming another record-breaking year for one of the North West’s most exciting and fast-growing festivals. With a huge thanks to Maria at MP Promotions we will be giving way a pair of tickets for each of the four days in this and our next editions. Taking place from Thursday 2 to Sunday 5 July 2026 at Ashley Hall Showground, The Brit Fest promises its biggest and most spectacular edition yet, a four-day celebration of live music, community, and British culture that continues to grow from strength to strength.

The 2026 line-up features an iconic collection of British artists and bands who have collectively sold more than 70 million albums worldwide, shaping the soundtrack of generations.

The Thursday night party features Symphonic Ibiza, complete with live strings and special guest Angie Brown. Friday sees Happy Mondays – Manchester legends performing Step On, Kinky Afro, and 24-Hour Party People. Saturday enjoy Holly Johnson – the voice of Frankie Goes to Hollywood, performing Relax, Two Tribes, and The Power of Love and on Sunday, ABC – fronted by Martin Fry, performs timeless hits from The Lexicon of Love including Poison Arrow and The Look of Love.

To be in with a chance of picking up the Friday tickets:

• Email 'BFFRI 2026' to paul@s40local.co.uk

• Text 'BFFRI 2026' to 07764 801080

• Complete the form below, and send to:

• BFFRI 2026 Giveaway S40 Local

34 Westbrook Drive Chesterfield S40 3PQ

Please get your details or forms to arrive with us by close of play Friday 5 June 2026.

As always, a huge thanks to Maria at MP Promotions for supplying the tickets to giveaway.

You will need to make your own way to the venue. Tickets are available to purchase from the website below from £59.30 (pair).

www.thebritfest.co.uk

Chesney Hawkes

Sunday 15 March 2026

Birdwell

Barnsley

Chesney Hawkes became one of the biggest pop stars of his era with his irresistible mega-hit ‘The One and Only’, becoming one of the most recognisable songs of a generation.

Having spent over a decade in LA, Chesney is finally back and bigger than ever, with his long-awaited comeback album ‘Living Arrows’ securing BBC Radio 2’s coveted ‘album of the week’, and spawning the hit radio singles ‘Get A Hold Of Yourself’, ‘Live Forever’ and ‘LOUD!’.

With regular major television appearances including his iconic BBC Radio 2 ‘Piano Room’ and recent advance to the final of ‘Celebrity Big Brother’, Chesney is very much back in our lives, our ears and our hearts - Guilty pleasure to National Treasure!

Chesney has recently completed a huge run of live shows: first touring arenas across Europe as special guest to James Blunt and then selling out his current UK headline run. Chesney now focuses on the album’s opening track, the summer anthem ‘Nobody Like You’.

Are you a Chesney fan and fancy a chance to see him live in Barnsley? We have two tickets to give away to a lucky reader.

To be in with a chance of picking up the tickets:

• Email CHESNEY to paul@s40local.co.uk

• Text CHESNEY to 07764 801080

• Complete the form below, and send to:

• Chesney Hawkes Giveaway S40 Local 34 Westbrook Drive Chesterfield S40 3PQ

Please get your details or forms to arrive with us by close of play Friday 6 March 2026.

As always, a huge thanks to Maria at MP Promotions for supplying the tickets to giveaway.

You will need to make your own way to the venue. Tickets are available to purchase from the website below from £59.30 (pair) incl fees.

chesneyhawkes.com Name:

Fancy £20 just for filling in our crossword?

Send in your completed crossword to reach us by Friday 6 March 2026 to S40 Local, 34 Westbrook Drive, Chesterfield S40 3PQ or take a photo/scan it to paul@s40local.co.uk

Across

1. In which children have fun in New York with apple (7)

4. Vegetable commonly found in Stockholm (5)

8. Will Aunt miss these disasters? (8)

9. Do the maths sound like mine? (4)

10. Eighth letter of the Greek alphabet (5)

12. Trump leads man to hooligan (8)

15. They stand for lesson as if to show expertise (13)

19. To tug hero round is harder (7)

22. Gathered in by Sir Francis (5)

24. Bird in the navy with architect (4)

25. Musical with a mouthorgan (8)