ISSUE 73 Summer 2026 The community magazine for Ashgate, Barlow, Brockwell, Cutthorpe, Highfield, Linacre, Loundsley Green, Piccadilly and Upper Newbold
Cover: Klara de Rooij
Editors letter Welcome back to another edition of S41 Local, I’m your writer, Klara de Rooij - that’s right I’ve stolen Simon’s job. I’m fibbing, I only took the cover picture. I’ve moved house twice in the past 4 years, and the decision that my parents give me each time is which room I want, and I always pick the room where the sun rises because it helps me get up at silly o’clock for school. This time around I chose the room that has the best view of the sunrise during Autumn… in the summer it isn’t the best. So, I made the executive decision each morning to get an adrenaline rush and watch the sun rise. Every morning for a week and a half I would run down the street, arms flailing like I forgot I used to sprint, and I would just watch the sun and the clouds. The cover is one of the pictures I got at 05:41 - it definitely makes the early mornings a lot better. Right, I’m off for lunch, I’ll hand you back to Simon. A huge thank you to Klara for choosing to spend her work experience with us at S41 and S40 Magazines. The stunning sunrise on this month's front cover was taken just a short walk from her home. She told me she loves setting her alarm early to catch the sunrise, and I'm so glad she did. Her photograph is a lovely reminder that there are moments of real beauty all around us, if we're willing to get up a little earlier to find them. As we head into the August the sun is still shining, which means you can make excellent use of our What’s on section. Here are some of my top picks: Chesterfield Canal Cruise Chesterfield Observatory Open Night Sunset Sanctuary Yoga at Hardwick Hall Barlow Carnival Open Air Cinema The Peak District Highland Games Tapton Lock Festival Whatever it is you are doing this summer, I hope you the best time and make some wonderful memories. Peace, love and positivity Simon, Bekah, Evangeline and Florie
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H&H@Koo: In Safe Hands Words: Paul Chapman Images: H&H@Koo
"...we've been super busy since we opened the doors. Hopefully that's a sign of things to come." John - H&H@Koo
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When a well-loved local business changes hands, there's always a little uncertainty. Will it keep its character? Will the menu change much? Thankfully, in the case of H&H@Koo on Chatsworth Road, the signs are very promising. In July, John Makin became the new owner of one of Chesterfield's favourite coffee shops and cafés, Koo. John is a board member at The Sitwell Arms, has been in hospitality for years, and also runs Brampton Laundry with Cheryl who is a familiar face to many locally. Cheryl previously managed The Real Ale Corner and Barlow Tap House, and has stepped up to run H&H@Koo so we can expect great things.
refreshed with new colours and signage, and inside there was a steady stream of customers despite a rather grey Monday. "We weren't quite sure what to expect," says John, "but we've been super busy since we opened the doors. Hopefully that's a sign of things to come." The menu has something for everyone, with breakfast served until 2pm, alongside paninis, jacket potatoes, signature salads, freshly baked pastries and an ever-changing selection of artisan cakes that's well worth leaving room for. Naturally, there's plenty of great coffee and other drinks to enjoy alongside your meal, scan the QR code for the new menu.
Let's clear up the mystery behind the name. The 'H&H' stands for Honey and Heidi, John's much-loved dogs. In fact, H&H@Koo is proudly dog-friendly, so your four-legged companions are more than welcome too… there are even artisan dog treats from Marge & Mable on hand for the particularly well-behaved visitors.
There's more to come too, Friday and Saturday evenings will see H&H @Koo opening for special events, including bottomless brunches, small plates and live music. If you're looking for somewhere to celebrate a special occasion, the venue will also be available for private evening hire.
John's career has included time with Patisserie Valerie and Thorntons, so looking after customers comes naturally. The take over happened rather quickly, "Cheryl went away on holiday," laughs John, "and when she came back there was already a handover plan for Catrina in place at the laundry and before she knew it, she was back in hospitality!"
Opening hours have been updated slightly, with the café now welcoming customers from 8am until 3pm. Don't forget to pick up a loyalty card while you're there!
For Cheryl, it couldn't have been a better fit. "I've managed The Tap House and The Real Ale Corner in previous business ventures, so walking through the doors of H&H@Koo felt a bit like coming home," she says. "We're all so excited to be taking on such a well-known business on Chatsworth Road." John is equally enthusiastic about the future. "We're here to build the reputation of H&H@ Koo," he explains. "We're in this for the long run. It's an investment in our future, but more importantly, we're here to stay." That commitment shows in the menu too. They've introduced an entirely new selection featuring artisan breads, pastries and cakes, locally roasted coffee from Ardens Coffee, free-range eggs from Adam's Happy Hens and a growing list of independent local suppliers. "We're keen to build relationships with small local businesses and are always looking for new products that fit our offer," says John.
I didn't spend long with John and Cheryl, but one thing became obvious very quickly, they're genuinely enjoying this new adventure. Of course, there were a few day-one gremlins to iron out, but there was plenty of laughter behind the counter and an obvious passion for what they're doing. Their focus is simple: get to know their customers, serve fantastic artisan food and create somewhere people want to return to time and again. Judging by the number of clean plates heading back into the kitchen on day one, they're already off to a great start. With exciting events already being planned and plenty more ideas waiting in the wings, H&H @ Koo looks to have a bright future ahead. If you haven't visited for a while, now's the perfect time to pop in, say hello to the team, and don't forget to tell them you saw them in S40 Local.
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OTI Interiors is a bespoke cabinetry company founded in 2022, specialising in beautifully crafted kitchens, furniture and interior spaces. The business recently opened its showroom on Knifesmithgate, offering clients the opportunity to experience its design-led approach and craftsmanship first-hand. Founded by Gavin and Hannah Grainger, OTI Interiors grew from a passion for exceptional design and a desire to create truly bespoke interiors. "Whilst renovating our own hospitality venues, we were constantly asked who had designed the interiors," explains Gavin. "Those conversations made us realise there was a real appetite for thoughtfully designed, handcrafted cabinetry. Creating spaces that not only look beautiful but function perfectly has always been something I'm passionate about." Having known Gavin since his days working in bars on Chatsworth Road, I've always admired his determination and eye for detail. What many people don't realise is that he was responsible for designing the interiors of Bottle & Thyme, transforming the former bank building on Knifesmithgate, as well as leading the design of Elder. Those projects showcased not only his design ability but also his understanding of how thoughtfully designed spaces can completely transform the way people experience them.
and a talented team to deliver high-quality, bespoke cabinetry throughout the region. Today, OTI Interiors brings together specialists across every stage of a project. Designer Emelie works closely with clients with create e-signs tailored to both their homes and lifestyles, Shaun leads the specialist spray finishing, ensuring every piece receives a flawless hand-finished appearance and Connor oversees project delivery, coordinating installations from start to finish. Supported by a trusted network of skilled tradespeople, the team delivers projects with the same attention to detail from initial concept through to final installation. Throughout every project, Gavin remains closely involved, ensuring each design reflects the company's commitment to craftsmanship, quality and exceptional customer experience. That dedication to detail has helped OTI Interiors quickly establish a reputation for creating bespoke interiors that combine timeless design with meticulous workmanship. If you fancy a new kitchen, cabinetry solution or need your interior space improving, give OTI Interiors a call.
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Rewilding the Land, Restoring the Soul Words: Paul Chapman Images: Helen Rowan Photography / Wild & Other
Looking for a place for friends and family to stay when they visit? The lovely holiday cottages from Wild & Other are the perfect place for this but this project is so much more than that. Set at Cow Close Farm in Cutthorpe, it's a family-run project combining hospitality with an ambitious vision for rewilding. I caught up with Hannah and Matt to learn more about the venture and why slowing down matters more than ever. Tell us about Wild & Other, what is it all about? "Wild & Other is a family-run rewilding project that brings together beautiful places to stay with a genuine commitment to nature. We wanted to create somewhere that allows wildlife to thrive while giving people the opportunity to reconnect with the countryside. "Our holiday cottages are part of that vision, but they're only one piece of the story. Alongside restoring historic farm buildings, we're working to restore the surrounding landscape through habitat creation, biodiversity projects and long-term rewilding. Everything we do is driven by the belief that the places we care for today should be richer and healthier for future generations." Where did the idea first come from? "Our founders, Steve (far left) and Emily (right), had spent years enjoying nature and became increasingly concerned about the effects of climate change. They wanted to create something that would actively protect and celebrate the natural environment while helping others experience its restorative qualities. "At the same time, Matt (centre pic) and his wife Michelle were exploring the wellbeing benefits of spending time outdoors. Michelle had recently qualified as a therapist, and together they wanted to create somewhere where nature itself could become part of people's healing and relaxation." The remarkable thing was that Steve and Matt had been considering almost identical ideas. Once they started talking, they realised that by combining their skills and experience they could create something far more ambitious. Wild & Other was born. "We became the custodians of Cow Close Farm in April 2023, and it immediately felt like the perfect place to bring our vision to life. The previous owners had cared for the farm
beautifully and were pleased to know that we'd continue preserving both the historic buildings and the landscape around them. "Our renovations respect the character of the original farm while creating peaceful, welcoming spaces where guests could truly relax. Oak Cottage and Hickory Cottage welcomed their first visitors in November 2023, with the Farmhouse in October 2024." So what is rewilding? "It's about giving nature the opportunity to recover," says Matt. "In November 2024 we created new ponds as part of a wider habitat enhancement programme, alongside tree planting, land management and ongoing conservation work. "Rewilding isn't something you achieve overnight though," Matt laughs. "It takes patience and a willingness to think in decades rather than months. "One of the most rewarding aspects has been seeing wildlife gradually return. We've recorded new bird species, watched wildflowers appear where they hadn't grown before and captured increasing amounts of activity on our wildlife cameras. Every small change tells us we're moving in the right direction." Does this include the new Steers you've bought back onto the land? "Large grazing animals play an incredibly important role in shaping healthy
landscapes. Their grazing patterns create a rich mix of grasses, wildflowers and habitats that support insects, birds and countless other species. "They're also part of our approach to ethical food production. We believe it's possible to produce meat on a smaller, more considered scale that respects both the animals and the land they graze." What do you hope visitors take away after a stay at Cow Close Farm? "More than anything, we hope people slow down. Modern life is incredibly busy, and nature has an amazing ability to help us pause, breathe and reconnect with what's really important." Finally, what does the future hold for Wild & Other? "We're still only at the beginning of our journey but we'll continue restoring habitats, encouraging biodiversity and developing places where people can experience the countryside in a more meaningful way. "For us, Wild & Other has always been about thoughtful hospitality, a love of nature and the simple belief that slowing down helps us reconnect with what matters most." Check out Wild & Other at the website below and a huge thanks to the team for introducing us to their new space. www.wildandother.com
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Summer Reading A summer challenge Words: Klara de Rooij
During the Great Pandemic of 2020, I found the one hobby that would define me – reading. If I remember correctly, it was during Lent of 2020 that really sparked my hyper-interest. As a Lenten challenge we decide to give up our phones? 40 days without my phone and I ended up reading Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix in under a week and after that I swept through the series like a madwoman. I’m sure that over the pandemic I read over 10 million words because it’s all I did with my time. Read. Physical books, but more importantly online books. A whole new world opened to me because going to the library was rather difficult. Page 18
My mum introduced me to ‘Anne of Green Gables’, a series she loves, one my sister loves, and one that I have fallen in love with so much that I’m starting from the beginning and annotating my copies for my best friend. My mum bought me the entire series, but I’m only halfway through 6 years later. And this is the dilemma that has hit me as I’ve grown up. As a 6th Former, life is very busy. As a sister, life has been even busier. Reading books has taken the backseat for a while. As I read more online, the physical stack of books looking at me sadly, begging to be read are being ignored. I kept telling myself that I would pick up reading
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again during the holiday – a little secret for you, I didn’t. I’m not looking down on people who read online, it helped me fall back in love with reading, but you can’t beat the feeling of having a physical book in your hands, and it allows you to disconnect from the pressures of life – it’s just you and your book. I have had the privilege of my mum being an avid reader – I have over 100 books at my disposal every day because she was willing to feed into my obsession. But what if you’re just getting into reading, or you’re coming back after a long time and don’t have the finance to spend money on buying countless books? The answer is rather simple. Every single town has one of these. The exterior of this building varies from town to town, but the interior stays the same – if you haven’t put it together yet, it’s my current favourite place in school, the library! The Chesterfield library has a grand total of… (one Google search later) an unrevealed amount, but trust me it’s a lot, I sat in the library two days a week for two hours during my Y10 summer and there’s endless amounts of shelves and genres. Fun Fact: this year is the year of reading! And let me relate the message that libraries all over Britain are sharing: “Whatever you’re into, you’ll find your library is the perfect place to Go All In.” If you’re into fantasy, medieval history, theatre, music, robots, horror – whatever it is that you’re interested in, head down to the library to look for something. Or if you don’t know what you want to read ask. At the end of Y7, my English teacher took us to the library for the last 20 minutes of Y7. I struggled to find a book to read, so I asked her what she recommended, and she gave me ‘The Golden Compass’ by Phillip Pullman. Lyra was a character I fell in love with instantly; I asked my mum to buy me the trilogy straight after I finished the first book because I couldn’t get enough. Recommendations are how I have most of the books on my shelf. Talking to other people about books not only allow you to connect to people within the book community, but you can
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have discussions around books – those are some of the most interesting conversations you will ever have. If you’re a parent the most important thing you can do during this age is take them to the library. The library does a summer reading challenge for kids – they’re brilliant! They win prizes and gain a certificate at the end of the summer if they complete the challenge, and it’s an excellent idea to get kids into reading. I mentioned that I have over 100 books on my shelf, over the summer that’s going to decrease spectacularly because something that I talked about whilst here was the importance of your personal collection. Your personal collection are the books that you are going to pass down to the next generations – they represent you. That doesn’t mean you have to only have the most pretentious books on your shelf, what it means is that it should be made up of books you love. There’s books on my shelf that I got as a child that I’ve never touched. I’m going to stop hoarding them and give them to the library so that another child can pick up the book and fall in love with reading. If you have any books, you don’t want anymore, don’t bin them – donate them, give them to a neighbour, or give them to a library. Reading is necessary for society to grow because it allows us to be empathetic towards people we’ve never met, it allows us to connect to people, it increases our vocabulary and it allows us to think critically about everything. Become an avid reader today.
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BMX Track £150,000 transformation Words & images: Simon Paterson & Chesterfield BMX Club Images: Amy Quick
After months of hard work, fundraising and dedication from volunteers, Ringwood BMX Track has officially reopened following a £150,000 refurbishment, giving riders of all ages a first class facility to enjoy for years to come. The track, which has been part of Ringwood Park for around 40 years, has been transformed with a brand new riding surface, start gate and signage, ensuring the berms, rollers and tabletops are better than ever. The result is a modern, high quality track that will support the next generation of BMX riders in Chesterfield. The ambitious project was led by volunteers from Chesterfield BMX Racing Club, whose commitment to improving the venue has created a lasting legacy for the local cycling community. The reopening was celebrated with a community open day, attracting families, riders and supporters to experience the revitalised track. Visitors enjoyed the opportunity to meet club members, watch demonstrations and discover more about the exciting world of BMX racing. Head coach Libby Hawkins said: "I'm so incredibly proud of our team. This improved track is game changing for our community. I can't wait to start running sessions here again and see the confidence, friendships and life skills it helps young people develop." The club has also taken the opportunity to recognise the organisations and businesses whose support made the project possible. A special thank you was given to Dirtworks BMX and Bike-track.com, whose team returned to rebuild and modernise the very track they originally constructed four decades ago. Chesterfield Borough Council also played a key role throughout the project, alongside funding Page 22
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partners Access Sport, British Cycling's Club Development Team, the London Marathon Foundation, Galliford Try, Robertson Group, The Derbyshire Environmental Trust Limited and The Landfill Communities Fund. Their combined support has ensured BMX will continue to thrive in Chesterfield for many years to come. Councillor Martin Stone, Chesterfield Borough Council's cabinet member for climate change, planning and the environment, praised the volunteers' efforts. He said: "The club has done amazing work to raise funds and create a fantastic facility for the community. We're proud to support these improvements, which will help more people experience BMX racing." The BMX track is one part of wider investment taking place in Ringwood Park, with improvements including new footpaths, additional seating and an adventure trail helping make the park an even better destination for local families. With the track now open, attention has turned to getting more people riding, and Chesterfield BMX Racing Club has launched an expanded programme of coaching sessions in partnership with TUFF Riders.
Learn to Ride coaching through to beginner BMX sessions, novice and advanced coaching for regional and national competitors. Wednesday evenings also feature the club's popular Gates Night, where riders can enjoy the track, use the start gate and ride with others in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. Bikes and safety equipment are available for most sessions, making it easy for newcomers to get involved. All coaching operates on a pay as you go basis, with experienced coaches on hand to support riders as they develop confidence, skills and a love of BMX. Whether you're introducing a toddler to their first balance bike, helping a child build confidence on two wheels or looking to experience the excitement of BMX racing, Chesterfield BMX Racing Club welcomes new riders of all abilities. For more information, san the QR code or contact head coach Libby Hawkins on: T: 07891 458503 E: chesterfield_bmx@hotmail.com
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Charity Hundreds of walkers are expected to come together in Endcliffe Park this September for Weston Park Cancer Charity's fourth annual Walk As One event. Taking place on Sunday 13th September, the popular fundraiser offers 2, 4 and 10-mile routes, through some of Sheffield's most scenic parkland and countryside, with every step helping to fund vital cancer research, treatment enhancements and support services across the region.
Walk As One
For Weston Park Cancer Charity Words & images: Weston Park Cancer Charity
All routes start and finish in Endcliffe Park, where participants can enjoy live music from local band TOAST and refreshments in a beer garden hosted by Thornbridge Brewery. The family-friendly 4-mile walk follows Porter Valley to Forge Dam before returning to the park and is suitable for buggies and prams. Those looking for a greater challenge can tackle the 10-mile route through the woodlands of Ringinglow and onto the Peak District moors, while a fully wheelchair-accessible 2-mile route ensures the event is open to everyone. Whether you're walking in memory of a loved one, celebrating someone special or simply supporting a great cause, Walk As One is a fantastic opportunity to make a difference while enjoying the outdoors. For more information and to sign up, scan the QR code on the opposite page or go to: westonpark.org.uk
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Arts
Tapton Lock Festival: Returns for A One-Day Celebration Sat 5 September Words & Images Junction Arts
Junction Arts’ much-loved Tapton Lock Festival will return to the Chesterfield Canal this September for a vibrant, one-day celebration of arts, culture and outdoor activities for all ages. Taking place on Saturday 5 September 2026, The free and inclusive event promotes health, the free, family-friendly festival promises a wellbeing and creativity, providing opportunities packed programme of activities at the scenic for people to try new activities, connect with canal-side location. Visitors can look forward to nature and engage in cultural experiences. a range of popular attractions, including have-aVisitors can expect a lively mix of performances, go canoeing, a climbing wall, boat rides, circus workshops and hands-on activities. skills and the ever-popular bubble-ologist. For 2026, Junction Arts is working in Families will also have the opportunity to get partnership with a newly established Festival creative with eco-themed craft activities while Community Panel. The panel brings together enjoying the festival atmosphere. Delivered by organisations and individuals who have two of the ‘Bring it to Tapton’ grant winners – contributed to the festival over the years, Nadiia Ischuck and Katie Ceesay. helping to ensure it remains true to its core Live entertainment will feature performances values. Members include Derbyshire County from Creswell Brass Band and Sunflower Council Countryside Service, Tapton Lock Dance, alongside the launch of a brand-new Visitor Centre, Chesterfield Canal Trust, story trail and interactive activity celebrating Pleasley Canoe Club, Polonia Chesterfield, Junction Arts’ 50th anniversary. ACCRA, Verba, S40 Local and Junction Arts The festival continues its long-standing volunteer Katarina Pavlistova. commitment to celebrating Chesterfield’s Nathan Hamer, Project Coordinator at Junction diverse and multicultural community. This year’s Arts, said: “We’re pleased to be bringing the event will include a Polish cultural stall from Tapton Lock Festival back for its 14th year. Polonia Chesterfield, with traditional music, Although it’s a one-day event this time, it will food and an exhibition. The Asian Association feature all the festival favourites alongside a will be selling food, and there will be several wide range of creative activities to enjoy.” community groups and charity stall holders. For more information see: A variety of food and drink stalls will be @JUNCTIONARTSUK JUNCTIONARTS.ORG www.junctionarts.org available throughout the day, including @junctionartsuk woodfired pizza, coffee, ice cream and freshly baked goods.
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Cycling: There are lots of options to cycle to Tapton Lock on quiet roads and dedicated cycle paths. North: From the North the towpath runs from Staveley to the site. South: From the South the route through the Avenue Country Park then alongside Derby Road past the skate park, along to the station and then the short ride along Brimington Road before heading down to the towpath onto Tapton Lock. West: From the West the cycle lane down Chatsworth Road runs through Somersall Park, Walton Dam and along Goytside before picking up the path behind Queen's Park to the skate park as above.
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Parking: There is very limited parking at the Tapton Lock site however there are a number of parking options that are just a short walk to the site. FREE: Tapton Park Innovation Centre parking here is free with a considerable number of spaces. A short 20 minute walk down through the park, along Brimington Road and then the towpath gets you to the site. £: Brewers Fayre You can park at the Brewers Fayre but you will need to pay and then access to the festival is a short walk.
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CharityOn What's
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With just weeks to go until race day, runners are being encouraged to secure their place at the Blythe House Hospice Chatsworth 10k, following a record-breaking event last year that raised more than £54,000 to support local hospice care. Taking place on Sunday 13th September 2026, the much-loved annual event returns to the spectacular Chatsworth House estate, where runners of all abilities will take on the scenic 10k route whilst raising vital funds to help Blythe House Hospice continue providing compassionate care and support to local families. Whether participants are aiming for a personal best, tackling their first ever 10k or simply looking to enjoy a unique challenge in beautiful surroundings, every step they take will help support local hospice care. Rachael Gee, Fundraising and Events Coordinator at Blythe House Hospice, said: ‘Last year's Chatsworth 10k was simply incredible. Seeing more than 1,000 people come together to raise over £54,000 for local hospice care was something we'll never forget. ‘We're now counting down to this year's event, and we'd love even more people to join us. Whether you're a seasoned runner or have been thinking about signing up for your first 10k, there's still time to get involved.
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decision for you. Only 28% of Blythe House Hospice's running costs are funded by the NHS, with Book a c the remaining income needing to be raised through the generosity of the local community. Email: a Events like the Chatsworth 10k play a vital role in helping Blythe House Hospice continue19, Market providing specialist care and support across North Derbyshire.
The event is proudly sponsored by BRM Solicitors, with additional support from Chatsworth House Estate, The Eye Place Opticians, iBottles and iKrafts, TF Jackson, John F Hunt Power, AFS Independent Financial Advisors, Bloomers of Bakewell, Buxton Water, Holdsworth Foods, Up & Running UK, and White House Clinic. Entries are open now, and runners are encouraged to sign up soon to be part of one of the Peak District's most popular charity running events.
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Books
Historical Tales & Traditional Ales
in abundance. The information contained within its pages has been taken from verbal histories, old books and reference material, as well as details gleaned from local newspaper archives.
Words & Images: Shaun Stevenson and Chris Fox
The history of some of Chesterfield’s best town centre pubs is explored in a new book by Shaun Stevenson and Chris Fox. Historical Tales and Traditional Ales is a reworking of their successful first booklet which contains new stories and anecdotes in a handy pocket-sized format retaining the self-guided pub tour theme, but with a new route and three new venues for you to visit. “We were pleasantly surprised by the success of our first edition”, commented local history enthusiast Shaun. “Everyone seemed delighted to learn the secret history of many places that they thought they knew so well”. The book focuses on eight well-known town centre pubs, but also touches on the history of some watering holes that have been lost over the years. Tales of murders and hauntings, famous and infamous local characters, long forgotten pub names and humorous yarns are
The new book was is £3, available from the venues mentioned. "The landlords and landladies have paid for the books to be printed and the small profit that they make from the sale of books will go to them”, said Chris. "We appreciate their support and feel sure that their copies will sell out quickly”. Historical Tales and Traditional Ales has been designed as a self-guided pub tour of Chesterfield, so, it is not only of great interest to local people but is also very useful to visitors. For a copy, visit a venue or call Shaun on 07908 183160 where you can also reserve a space on the Chesterfield Great Historic Pub Tour.
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What's On
WHAT'S ON To promote your event for free in 15,000 copies of S40 and S41 Local, please email: paul@s40local.co.uk Arts & Exhibitions Faith & Community Life Festivals & Community Events Food, Drink & Markets Family Fun Learning, Talks & Networking Health, Wellbeing & Nature Music, Theatre & Entertainment History & Heritage Outdoor Adventures & Visitor Experiences
Events Thu 27 Aug: Full Moon Hanging Star Workshop 6:30 to 8:30pm, £23 per person. www.bit.ly/luciehangingstar Tue 1 Sep: Open Hus Party 5. See advert for details. See www.openhus.co.uk
EXHIBITIONS Level Centre LEVEL Centre, Old Station Close, Rowsley DE4 2EL For information on events and opening times see: levelcentre.com
To 11 Sept: Polygon Sound System Escape into the atmospheric multi-sensory techno world of Polygon Sound System by Soundplay Projects. Listen, feel and play! Change how the space feels through sound, colour and shape as it responds to you and your sensory needs!
Chesterfield Canal Cruises See chesterfield.co.uk/events For cruise details and timings.
To 11 Sept: Public Open Exhibition 2026 Looking for art exhibitions in Derbyshire and the Peak District? Come and experience our 2026 Public Open Exhibition now!
Chesterfield Observatory Open Nights Come and take a look at the stunning night sky as Chesterfield Observatory is open to the public. Each Friday night 8 to 10pm throughout the summer. See chesterfield-observatory.co.uk
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. levelcentre.com
Harley Foundation
Serena Korda: Triple Goddess To 6 September. The historic Welbeck Estate in Nottinghamshire. Explore three archetypes of a woman’s life: Maiden, Mother, & Crone. See harleyfoundation.org.uk
THROUGH SUMMER Paddlesports On Chesterfield Canal Every Saturday in the summer. chesterfield.co.uk/events
Crooked Spire Tower Tours @The Parish Church of St Mary and All Saints, Church Way, Chesterfield S40 1XJ. 2:30 & 3:30pm Frid & Sat throughout the summer. See www.crookedspire.org
Puffin Billy @Queen's Park Hop aboard, feel the wind in your hair and wave to friendly faces riding around the park and finish off with an ice cream? 10:30am to 4pm. Then Tuesday to Friday each week throughout the summer. £2.50 per person. Barrow Hill Train Running Days Join one of this year’s special train running days at Barrow Hill Roundhouse. Trips in Aug to Dec. Journey up the Springwell branch line on brake vans, top and tailed by roundhouse locos. chesterfield.co.uk/events
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AUGUST
Wed 12: Messy Church @Central Methodist Church Saltergate. See Wed 29 July for details and booking. Thu 13: Sunset Sanctuary Yoga @Hardwick Hall Your chance for a mindful evening of yoga at Hardwick Hall. Choose from one of the four Fridays in August. See chesterfield.co.uk/events Thu 13 Colin Walsh (Organist Emeritus, Lincoln Cathedral) Celebrity Recitals @Crooked Spire 12:15 to 1pm. St Mary's Church. www.crockedspire.org Tue 11: Holme Hall Hidden Histories Guided Walks 2pm @Holmebrook Valley Park, meet lower car park, 1.5 hr. 6pm Holme Hall, meet shopping precinct, 1 hr, level. Explore local heritage, share stories and memories. Free events, children welcome if accompanied by an adult. E: holmehallactivecommunity@ gmail.com Wed 12 to Sun 16: Barlow Carnival Barlow Carnival returns this August enjoy five days of entertainment and community. • Wed 12 Aug Blessing of the Wells • Fri 14 Aug Open Air Cinema • Sat 15 Aug Carnival Day • Sat 15 Aug Rock the Carnival (7pm+) • Sun 16 Aug Family Fun Day See barlowcarnival.co.uk Sat 15: Emergency Services Days Celebrate the local emergency services. Chesterfield Market Square. See Market events for more details.
Sunday 16 Aug: Nature Immersion Yoga 7am @ Manor Fields, Brampton. Suitable for beginners. Also Wed 19 & Wed 26. Book at outdooryogapeakdistrict.com Mon 17: CADLHS Murder in 19th Century Derbyshire - Gay Evans. 7pm for 7:30pm Function Room @Olde House, Loundsley Green Road S40 4RN. E: secretary@cadlhs Tue 18 Aug: Emergency First Aid at Work 9am to 4pm. A one day course £75. straightcurves.co.uk Wed 19: Chesterfield Job Fair 10am to 1pm @SMH Group Stadium, 1866 Sheffield Rd, Chesterfield S41 8NZ. See chesterfield.co.uk/events Wed 19: Messy Church @Central Methodist Church Saltergate. Wed 19: Brampton & The River Hipper 6:30 for 7pm @ St Thomas Suite. Civic Society Talk - all welcome. Thu 20 Ben Bloor (Brompton Oratory, Westminster School) Celebrity Recitals @Crooked Spire 12:15 to 1pm. St Mary's Church. crockedspire.org Fri 21: Pottery Highland Cow 1 to 4pm; Ceramic Toadstools 6 to 9pm. straightcurves.co.uk Sun 23: Farm Flow Yoga 10am @Adam's Happy Hens. Booking at outdooryogapeakdistrict Mon 24: Time Of Your Life! - Sit To Get Fit! First of 4 taster sessions. 2:30pm @ Storrs Road Community Church & Centre, Upper Moor Street, S40 3NR. No charge but donations welcome to the Macular Society. See dnemethodists.org.uk or call 07743 850802.
Thu 27: FILM The Friend 6:30pm for included refreshments - film at 7pm. Loundsley Green Community Centre. £4 - all welcome. Sat 29 & Sun 30: Peddler Market New Square. Sun 30: The 2026 Peak District Highland Games 11am to 5:30pm @Matlock Farm Park, Jaggers Lane, Matlock, DE4 5LH Sun 30: The Leadmill Presents: Pete McKee’s Youth Club Disco 7pm@ Crookes Social. The ultimate old school bank holiday party. See leadmill.co.uk Sun 30: Holymoorside Gala and Well Dressing See article for details of a fun filled day at Holymoorside. holymoorsidegala
SEPTEMBER Tue 1: Chesterfield and District Family History Society - Janet Few 7.30pm. Online only. Janet Few speaking on “Preserving the Past for the Future”. For further details and to register contact secretary@cadfhs.org Wed 2: Drop In Badgemaking 1 to 2pm straightcurves.co.uk Wed 2: The Leadmill Comedy Club 7pm @The Steam works, 111 Randall Street, Sheffield S2 4SJ. Thu 3: Laurena Kumar-Lee (Voice) Celebrity Recitals @ Crooked Spire 12:15 to 1pm. crockedspire.org Thu 3: Young Bookbinding 9am to 3pm. 10 to 18 years old. Bring a packed lunch. £60 straightcurves.co.uk
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EVENTS Tue 11 Aug:
Hūs Party 4
Be part of the fourth Hū� Party, a co�y, intimate evening of mu�ic and �poken word poetry, featuring local act� Lewis Christopher Young, Sophie Gresswell and the Phoenix 11,. 7 to 9pm (act� �tart at 7:30pm) £15 per per�on www.openhu�.co.uk
Thu 27 Aug:
Full Moon Hanging Star Workshop
Celebrate thi� Augu�t Full Moon with arti�t Lucie Maycock - make a hanging cry�tal �tar, mini herb witch broom and fini�h with a burning relea�e ceremony. 6:30 to 8:30pm £23 per per�on www.bit.ly/luciehanging�tar
Tue 1 Sep:
Hūs Party 5 Our fifth and final H Hū� Party at Saltergate will feature a line up to plea�e all. Follow our �ocial� a� performer� are confirmed. Be part of the final night before we move to more intimate venue�. 7 to 9pm (act� �tart at 7:30pm) £15 per per�on www.openhu�.co.uk
End of an Era
Once the above events have completed Open Hūs will be closing the doors at Saltergate. Events will continue but we’ll be working with small intimate venues in which to host our special events. Check our socials and website for details.
‘A presto’ from the team at Open Hūs.
What's On On What's Thu 3: The Wine Journey's Series 6:45 to 11pm @Peak Edge Hotel, Darley Road, Stone Edge, S45 0LW Thu 3: Chesterfield Tech Exchange Tech & digital professionals, share expertise, stay ahead of the curve & connecting with others. 5 to 8pm @The Pig & Pump. See chesterfield.co.uk/events Thu 3: Cloudbusting The Music of Kate Bush 7:30pm Buxton Opera House Fri 4: Crafty School 9am to 3pm. 6 to 12 yrs old. Bring a packed lunch. £60 straightcurves.co.uk Fri 4: The Bootleg Beatles 7:30pm @Sheffield Student's Union, Western Bank, Sheffield, S10 2TG Fri 4 to Sun 6: Chatsworth Country Fair Chatsworth House, Bakewell, DE45 1PP Sat 5: Tapton Lock Festival See article - why not walk or cycle! 11am to 4pm @ Tapton Lock Visitor Centre, Lockoford Lane, S41 7JB Sat 5: Chesterfield Great Historic Pub Tour Starts 12pm from The Pig & Pump, 16 St Mary's Gate. See article. Mon 7 Sept StraightCurves Book Club 6 to 7pm. £4.30 straightcurves.co.uk Thu 10: Derbyshire Business Hub Networking 8:30 to 10:30am @ East Midlands Chamber, Commerce House, Millennium Way, Dunston Road, S41 8ND Sun 6: International Soprano Donij Van Doorn & Organist Martin Mans 2.30pm @Crooked Spire, Chesterfield. Come and enjoy an afternoon of joyful music. Project: Sing Songs and Shanties of Summer, hosted and conducted by Andy Booth
with guest soloists Donij Van Doorn & Martin Mans. To book tickets go to cre8ivestation. com/watch or E: tickets@ cre8ivestation.com Thu 10: Ian Brackenbury (Organ) Celebrity Recitals @ Crooked Spire 12:15 to 1pm. St Mary's Church. See www. crockedspire.org Thu 10: Dire Streets 7:30pm Buxton Opera House Sat 12: Dan Nightingale & Friends 6:30pm @The Steamworks, 111 Randall Street, Sheffield S2 4SJ Sun 13: Blythe House Hospice Charity 10K Run Join the fun at Chatsworth and help raise much needed funds. See advert and article for details. Mon 14: NEDIAS 'William Clifford - the Dronfield Inventor' Heritage Talk by Keith Bailey. 7:30pm @St. Thomas' Centre, Chatsworth Rd. All welcome, nonmembers £3. Info T: 01246 234212 / cliff@nedias.co.uk Thu 17: Darius Battiwalla (organ) Celebrity Recitals @ Crooked Spire 12:15 to 1pm. crockedspire.org Fri 18: Brampton Brewery Tour The tour brings to life the brewery’s history, explains the brewing process, plus taste Brampton Brewery’s awardwinning beers. Tickets £15. bramptonbrewery.co.uk Fri 18: ABBA Forever 7:30pm @Buxton Opera House Sat 19: Holme Hall Hidden Histories Guided Walks 10am @Holmebrook Valley Park, meet lower car park, 1.5hr 2pm Holme Hall, meet shopping precinct, 1 hr, level. Explore local heritage, share stories and memories.
Free events, slow pace, children welcome if accompanied by an adult. E: holmehallactivecommunity@ gmail.com Sun 20: The Hardy Plant Society Sale Sheffield Botanical Gardens (Thompson Road entrance). Autumn plant sale 11am to 3pm. A wide range of plants including hardy perennials, halfhardy perennials, all at very reasonable prices. Grown by our expert members who will be on hand for help and advice. Free seed packet with every sale. Mon 21: CADLHS The Rise of the Cavendish Dynasty John Taylor. 7pm for 7:30pm Function Room @Olde House, Loundsley Green Rd S40 4RN. E: secretary@cadlhs. org.uk Mon 21: Carousel Dementia Friendly Screening @Loundsley Green Community Centre. See chesterfieldtheatres.co.uk Thu 24: David MayoBraiden (piano) Celebrity Recitals @Crooked Spire 12:15 to 1pm. St Mary's Church. crookedspire.org Thu 27: FILM Hamnet 6:30pm for included refreshments - film at 7pm. Loundsley Green Community Centre. £4 - all welcome. Sat 25: Chesterfield and District Family History Society - Autumn Fair. 10am to 3pm. “The Victorian Poor”. John Hadfield Suite, Christchurch, Stonegravels, Chesterfield. S417JH. Exhibition and Genealogy Help desk.
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Market Events
29 August: Royal Legion Bikers Visiting to show their bikes.
All events take place in Chesterfield's historic Market Place and New Square.
Sat 29 & Sun 30 August: Peddler Market Sheffield's popular market returns to New Square. You’ll be able to find a fantastic selection of street food, craft drinks and some unique independent traders plus live music.
Every Thu: Chesterfield Flea Market 9am to 4pm Sat 15: August: Emergency Services Day An action packed day will celebrate the incredible work of our local and national emergency services, with hands on activities, demonstrations, and plenty to discover for all ages. Sat 22 August: Chesterfield on Safari Be transported to The Savannah as life-size realistic puppets 'go-wild' in the main market square from 10am to 4pm. A great day out for families with a mix of entertaining shows, walkabout performances and meet and greets across. The animatronic animals set to appear includes a lion, orangutan, baby hippo, baby rhino and baby apes. Sun 23 August: Chesterfield Crafters Bazaar The place to buy and sell surplus arts materials.
Sun 30 August: Chesterfield Artisan Market 10am to 3:30pm Sun 13 September: Chesterfield Record Fair 9am to 3pm. Browse the finest selection of vinyl, CDs, DVDs as well as rock and pop memorabilia. See fb aarecordfairs Sun 27 September: Chesterfield Artisan Market 10am to 3:30pm
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COMMUNITY
LADIES GROUP: Mon 1:30 to 4pm @ Holy Trinity Church, Newbold Road. Bring knitting, crochet, crafts etc. or just come for drink & a chat. T: 07746 668257. 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. WOOLLY WEDNESDAYS: 10am to 12:30pm & 6 to 8:30pm social crafting. No need to book just turn up. £4.50/£4 with Gold card. www.straightcurvesco.uk WINGERWORTH ART GROUP Wed 11am to 1pm at All Saints Church, Longedge Lane, Wingerworth. All abilities, relaxed and friendly, free refreshments. For details see wingerworth-art-group.co.uk or email Judith at wingerworthartgroup59@ 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
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 COMMUNITY COFFEE MORNING: Storrs Road Church Centre. 3rd Tues. 10am to 12 noon. Come along for a chat, a cuppa, no charge - donations welcome. STITCH AT THE PORTLAND: Tuesdays 10am-12 noon Portland Hotel, Chesterfield. All yarn crafts & abilities welcome. Relaxing group where you can chat or stitch quietly to reduce loneliness & stress. No charge, just buy a drink. LOUNDSLEY GREEN CHURCH COMMUNITY: Every Wed from 10am to 12 noon. A warm, free space for all with tea/coffee & biscuits etc. CHATTY CAFE From 8 Sept. 2nd, 3rd, & 4th Tuesday. 10:30am to 12:30pm. Coffee, chat, friendship & much more. Storrs Road Community Church & Centre, Upper Moor Street, Brampton. All welcome, fully accessible, just turn up. LADIES GROUP: @Storrs Road Methodist Church, Brampton. Last Wed 2 to 3:30pm. All ladies welcome for tea and chat. T: 01246 566435 for info. FREEVOICES COMMUNITY CHOIR: The St Thomas' Centre, Chatsworth Road. Thu 11am to 12:30pm £5. Term time. Contact helendavies632@gmail. com or T: 01246 237937. 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 it's 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 from downloading an app, using Word, sending an email to shopping online. Monkey Park Cafe, Chester Street, S40 1DN. 2nd & 4th Thu. monkeypark.org.uk TEA & TOAST: Friday 8:30 to 10:30am @ The Parish Centre Stonegravels E: contact@parishcentrestonegravels.co.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 5:30pm until 7:00pm. 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.
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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 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 2pm (Autumn/Winter 1pm). Spital Cemetery lodge, Hady Hill. Tours also by arrangement. Donation £5. To book 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.
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TUESDAY MORNING WORSHIP: 11am St John's Church, Walton. More info stjohnswalton.co.uk
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.
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. THE WAY: 1st Sunday 3 to 4.30pm @ Walton Evangelical Church, Moorland View Road. A church based group for adults with additional needs and their carers. Tea, coffee, biscuits, activities and a warm welcome. waltonchurch.org 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
BRITISH HISTORY CLASS: The reign of Edward the 2nd, the rise of Robert The Bruce, & 'The She wolf' of France. Wed 10:30am to 12:30pm. Chesterfield Library Meeting Room. T: 07870 825495.
SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP: Central Methodist Church, Saltergate 10:30am. All welcome. dnemethodists.org.uk
CHESTERFIELD PSYCHIC STUDY GROUP: 2nd Tues, meet 6:30pm, talks at 7:15pm at Friends Meeting House, 27 Ashgate Road S40 4AG. Refreshments. £3. All welcome. See www.cpsg.uk
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.
SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP: 10:45am for regular worship. The Gospel Mission Congregational Church, Old Rd.
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 age toys, 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: Brownies' 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
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Regular Events 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. 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. MOVE IT OR LOSE IT CLASSES FOR OLDER ADULTS: Tue 11am to 12pm & Thu 10:30 to 11.30am. The Hall on the Green, Newbold. Wed 1:30 to 2:30pm. The Parish Centre, Stonegravels. Call Lynn on 07511 785314 or E: 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
MOVE IT OR LOSE IT CLASSES FOR OLDER ADULTS: Wed 1:30 to -2:30pm (starts 8/4/26) The St Thomas Centre, Brampton. Call Lynn on 07511 785314 or E: lynn.turner@moveitorloseit.co.uk 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. STRONG AND STEADY: A free 24 week programme for people aged 65+ with difficulties moving or walking. Thu at Stonegravels. Contact Age UK Derby and Derbyshire on 01773 766922. 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. 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. Thu 7:45pm. St John's Church Walton 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 FITSTEPS: Fri 6 to 8pm @The Parish Centre Stonegravels. T: Laura to book 07714 223722.
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. ZUMBA WITH TASHA: Sun: 6 - 7:30pm @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 CLASSES Tuesday 7 to 8pm @ St Thomas' Church Centre, Chatsworth Rd. Wednesday @The Phoenix Club Chester Street, 10:30 to 11:30am. All ages & abilities. Contact Margaret qualified & insured teacher. T: 0759 244 0124 E: borgynedwob@yahoo.co.uk. THOM’S BLOKES: Meeting for men. 3rd Tue. St Thomas’ Centre, Chatsworth Rd. Talks, outings, fun & friendship. All welcome. Call Robin on 01246 550445. GEMS CARE & SUPPORT SERVICES: Supporting Adults with Learning Difficulties Wed & Thu 9:30am to 3:30pm @Parish Centre Stonegravels. E: gemscarechesterfield@outlook.com 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 & 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
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Regular Events LINE DANCING: @The Victoria Club, Whittington Moor. Wednesday 1 to 3pm. Contact Joan on 07506 695208. CHILL & CHAT: Thu 10am to midday. 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 short walks. Open water, woodlands & meadows. Holmebrook Valley Park Cafe, 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 @Hasland Park. T: 07767 324583 PARKINSONS UK CHESTERFIELD SUPPORT GROUP: Helping those diagnosed with Parkinsons. 3rd Friday @ St. Johns Walton. T: 01246 861888 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 (Enquire for dates); Children’s Dance (Ages 3+) 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 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 (Monthly). thedancehub.uk or call 07354 634071. DANCING FOR HEALTH: Thu partner dance class, refreshments and chat. £4. St Andrew’s United Reformed Church, Newbold. Tracey 07721 046757. 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: A social singing activity for people living with dementia and their carers, but open to all. We’re not a choir, just 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 @Monkey Park. T: 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. 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 FB: ‘Jazz Improvisation Chesterfield’ For info or to 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. 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
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Regular Events 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. 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 CO-OPERATIVE CHORAL SOCIETY: Fri 7:30 to 9.30pm. chesterfieldchoir.com
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. 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 @HOLYMOORSIDE: Fridays and Sundays 7pm to 9ish @Holymoorside Village Hall, 42 Holymoor Road S42 7DX. Every Friday but Sundays are just the 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Sundays. No meeting if there is a 5th Sunday. Sessions £3. Call: 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. 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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Long, low media / display unit, bought as new circa 2003. Light-coloured, solid wood, wheels for mobility at one end. Approx 130cm x depth 39cm, height 59cm. Buyer to collect: item can be dismantled with original assembly instructions. T: 07596 101728 (Brampton) White Desk: £10 Width 100cm, depth 60cm, height approx 74cm. Laminated white top with white, detachable, metal legs. Good cond, some parcel tape marks on legs. Buyer collects. T: 07596 101728 (Brampton) Single Pine Bed Frame: £40 New condition hardly used. Donation to Ashgate. T: 01246 206858 (Walton) Wooden High Chair: £40 Good quality wooden high chair which converts in to a chair & desk. T: 07831 349405 (Somersall) Various: Basketball backboard and goal combo, bolts to wall, unused £25; Vintage glass carbouy/terrarium 17" diameter 21" tall, £50 ono; Cast iron, art deco fire surround, mantle 9" x 42.5" x 49.5" high £120 ono. T: 07918 730861 (Ashgate)
Ladies Raleigh Array Electric bike, immaculate condition, little used. Battery range 35 to 45 miles. T: 07976 430755 (Holymoorside) Caravan / Motorhome accessories: Milenco heavy duty motorhome ramps £15; Awning tie down kit, for awnings up to 7.5 m £15; Ground sheet 2.5m x 3m £15. T: 07976 430755 (Holymoorside) Bamboo Furniture: £Free Two seater bamboo settee and two armchairs without cushions. Free to collect. T: 07842124856 (Walton) Golf Clubs: £90 ono 24 assorted golf clubs. Some Pings including Ping Zero Putter. 3 bags, trolley, will split. T: 07540 707543 (Newbold) Rowing Machine: £120 XS R310B, excellent condition, only used 3 or 4 times. Cost £210. T: 07751 400521 Electric Guitar: £95 SX Strat style 3/4 electric guitar. Red/cream hardly used. Excl cond. T: 07764 801080 (Brookside) Encore Acoustic Guitar: £20 3/4 model, a few marks but great beginners guitar. T: 07764 801080 (Brookside)
Whale Water Pump: £50 High Flow Submersible Pump EP1612. Bought for Elddis caravan as a spare. Used once. T: 07764 801080 (Brookside) Chicken Feeder: £15 Hanging metal 10kg, indoor use, waste ring and top cover. T: 07764 801080 (Brookside) Various: Dawes Galaxy Touring Bike, dark green, various new parts added and rear saddle bag £350; Cycle Carrier, fits on towbar. Only used a couple of times £100; Thule Rooftop Box, Pilot 2000 model £100; Inflatable Kayak Sevelor, Single seater, brand new £100; Solid Brass Gimble Lamp, brand new, for home or a boat £75; Royal Dalton Cutlery 6 knives, forks and t-spoons £40. T: 07850 128180 (Ashgate) Large Dog Crate: £25 Heavy duty, double doors & divider. 100 x 92 x 70cm high. Suit large estate car, SUV or van. Folds flat for storage. T: 07891 105678 (Ashgate) MTB Wheels & Discs: £120 Pair of Shimano MT620 29er disc wheels, centre lock with SLX rotas, boost, 12 speed microspline. Used two weeks only, as new. T: 07764 801080 (Brookside)
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