Pinxton Parish Council - Bolsover District Council

Pinxton Parish Council
NEWSLETTER
Issue 14
Pinxton Village Hall for Hire!
WHAT’S ON AT THE VILLAGE HALL
MAIN HALL
Mondays
Chair Based Exercise Class 10.30am to 12.30pm
St John’s Ambulance 6.15pm to 7.45pm
Tuesdays
The main hall is available to let on Tuesday evenings.
Why not choose Pinxton Village Hall as the venue
for your next special event?
The hall offers great facilities including a large main
room which can seat up to 200 people; a smaller room
that would suit up to 30 people; a spacious bar area;
full catering kitchen; full wheelchair access and disabled
toilets. The hall is also fully licensed for liquor, theatre and
entertainments making it a fantastic choice of venue for
wedding receptions or birthday parties – all day hire costs
only £105!
Pinxton Village Hall also makes an ideal venue to hold
a dance or fitness class or a business meeting, aswell as
being a great place to meet up with friends.
With £15,000 worth of improvements since 2011, the
Hall is maintained to the highest standards and is the
centre of village life, ready and able to be used for all the
community’s needs.
For further information please telephone 01773
580046 or email: [email protected]
Wednesdays and Fridays
Toddlers 9.00am to 11.30am
The main hall is available to let on Wednesday evenings.
Thursdays
SNaP Club 5.00 pm to 9.00 pm 1st & 3rd Thursday’s
Fridays
Bingo from 7.00pm to 9.00pm
SMALL HALL
Mondays
Yoga 6.30pm to 8.00pm
Tuesdays
Benefits & Tax Credit Advice 1.00pm to 3.30pm
Just Good Friends 6.45pm to 9.00pm
Wednesdays
Ladies Section 1.30pm to 4.00pm
3rd Wednesday in the month
Craft Club 7.00pm to 9.30pm 4th Wednesday in the month
Fridays
Mind 9.30am to 2.30pm
Saturdays
Tai Chi 10.00am to 11.30pm
Parish Council meetings are held in the Village Hall at 7.00pm on the second Wednesday of every Month.
The Parish Council Office is open to deal with Parishioner matters Monday to Friday 9.00am to 11.00am.
A 24 hour answerphone service is available on 01773-580046
E-mail address: [email protected] Website: www.pinxton-pc.bolsover.gov.uk
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PINXTON PARISH COUNCIL INCOME AND EXPENDITURE
ACCOUNT 1st APRIL 2012 TO 31st MARCH 2013
Year ended
Budget
Actual to 31st
31st March 12
2012/13
March 2013
£
£
158,200
158200.00
0
353.70
£
144202.00
375.72
INCOME
Precept
Interest on Investments
15476.86
Village Hall
18000
12638.84
6191.82
Rents
4030
3697.93
7945.00
Cemetery
5000
9083.00
10480.65
Recreation Ground Lettings
8600
8598.84
0
41.53
354.65
Miscellaneous
800.00
Donations re Fireworks
72429.00
385.00
258640.70
600.00
Grants
0
11981.00
DCC Maintenance
0
385.00
Insurance Claim
0
879.00
TOTAL INCOME
193,830
206458.84
EXPENDITURE
14566.70
General Administration
17750
14934.26
91242.62
Salaries and Wages
94200
91387.27
Section 137 Payments
1000
836.00
23775.48
Loan Interest and Principle
23780
23775.48
16742.28
Village Hall Running Costs
18000
13346.25
21019.53
Recreation
20400
21156.16
4628.24
Cemetery
1000
3945.20
Closed Churchyard
1000
Properties Repairs/Renewals
3000
1384.01
Village Hall Events
2500
1312.53
Dennis Mower & Strimmer
5600
4956.13
300.00
0.00
5608.96
0.00
62000.00
Hilltop Recreation Area
1119.33
Tractor 2011/12
18682.16
Village Hall Improvements
8355.40
Elections
5241.37
Community Projects, Fireworks, etc
273282.07
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
0
5600
5350.00
193830
182383.29
91872
77231.54
GENERAL FUND
2
91872.91
Balance brought forward
258640.70
Income
193,830
206458.84
273282.07
Expenditure
193830
182383.29
-14641.37
Surplus or Deficit[-] in year
0
24075.55
77231.54
BALANCE
91872
101307.09
BALANCE SHEET AS AT
31ST MARCH 2013
Year ended
Budget
Actual to 31st
31st March 12
2012/13
March 2013
Year ended
Actual to
31st March 12
31st March 2013
£
60385.00
0.00
CURRENT ASSETS
£
Debtors
Payments in Advance
2848.97
V.A.T. recoverable
1212.63
35983.56
Investments
38497.87
40014.01
Cash at Bank
61596.59
139231.54
TOTAL ASSETS
101307.09
CURRENT LIABILITIES
62000.00
Creditors
Receipts in Advance
62000.00
TOTAL LIABILITIES
77231.54
NET ASSETS
0.00
101307.09
Represented by:77231.54
General Fund
Reserve for play equipment
77231.54
91307.09
10000.00
101307.09
New Chairman at
the Parish Council
At the last Annual Parish Council meeting
Mr Norman Taylor was unanimously elected as
the Chairman of the Council. Mark Hinman was
elected Vice Chair.
Parish Councillors are volunteers who work together to
serve the community.
The Parish Council is responsible for:
The Cemetery; the welfare sports facilities (football pitches,
including ‘the tops’ bowling green, multi play area allotment
gardens and car park; Wharf Road Recreation Ground;
the play area (Hilltop); former reservoir site; War Memorial
and memorial garden (Greyhound Corner) and the
Village Hall.
One of the Council’s main responsibilities is to represent
parishioners relating to services provided by Bolsover
District Council and Derbyshire County Council. The first
item at all Parish Council meetings is to receive parishioner
representations. Any parishioner who has a query or
problem with local government services in general can get
advice from the Clerk of the Council (telephone 01773
580046) Monday to Friday 9 – 11 a.m.
THE COUNCIL IS CURRENTLY BUILDING A NUMBER
OF LOCAL PARTNERSHIPS IN ORDER TO INCREASE
THE NUMBER OF EVENTS IN THE PARISH. LOOK
OUT FOR NEW EVENTS COMING SOON!
PSCO to update
Twitter followers
Residents in South Normanton and Pinxton can
keep up-to-date with the work of their local police
after a new PSCO has taken over the account.
Marion Jeffrey, who joined the South Normanton and
Pinxton Safer Neighbourhood Policing Team in October
last year, has volunteered to keep in touch with the @
SNormPinxtonSNT followers.
PCSO Jeffrey will be
sending out short
messages whilst
out on patrol, with
information about
where she is, local
policing issues
and offering crime
prevention advice.
Marion takes over
the account, which
Pictured: Marion (Maz) Jeffrey.
has more than 120
followers, from PSCO
Vicky Hill, who has moved on to cover the Heanor,
Shipley and Smalley area.
She will also be able to interact with followers and
upload photos from any events she attends or from
her patrols.
PCSO Jeffrey said: “It is such a great way to keep in
touch with the local community. I’ll be able to update
followers with information about my patrols and any
issues that are affecting the area.
“People will be able to send me messages which I’ll be
able to reply to, which makes the account an additional
tool for me to be able to communicate with local
residents.”
Derbyshire Constabulary launched its own twitter
profile in 2009, using it to share information, news and
appeals with the public, and is followed by more than
19,100 people.
In total there are 30 Safer Neighbourhood policing
teams who have taken to Twitter to update residents
about their activities, and three are in the Amber
Valley Area.
Remembrance Sunday
Anyone, or any Group wishing to order a poppy
wreath for Remembrance Sunday please contact:
Brenda Kelly 01773 812533
Closing date for orders is Friday, the 27th
September, 2013.
All wreaths to be delivered or collected by the end
of October.
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St Helen’s Church.... What’s On!
Older People’s
Forum – Bolsover
and District
If you are 50 or over, you are like us.
We are interested in what is happening
in this fast changing world and things
that will have an effect on us as we
grow older, such as: how to remain in
our homes; who to contact should we
need help or support; what services are
available to us either in an emergency
or on a more routine basis; how to
keep well and warm, something we
all need help with in these days of
spiralling fuel bills! These are only
a small example of the topics we
explore and learn about at our open
forum meetings which are friendly and
informal with a warm welcome to all
our members old and new.
This is how a forum gets off the blocks,
there is a small committee who are
volunteers that meet once a month
and are elected by you, the members.
The committee organise the topics
and speakers for the open meetings,
the also seek funding and manage
other organisational matters. As we
are Bolsover and district we cover the
area of the district council, so that
means South Normanton and Pinxton,
Creswell and Whitwell, Bolsover and
all places inbetween – which means we
try to have meetings around the district
in places such as Shirebrook, Creswell,
Doe Lea and South Normanton, in
fact any place where we can hire a
big enough room to accommodate
our numbers (often in excess of one
hundred people). Community Transport
buses and taxis can be pre-booked,
and on arrival there is registration
and a welcome cuppa’! Our speakers
are often experts in their fields, and
exhibitors sometimes give away free
samples or small gifts. If it is a full day
meeting we give a free lunch, we also
have full wheel chair access if required
and carers are welcome too.
Look for our posters advertising our
next event and you will be well on your
way to having an informative, lively
and sociable time.
For more information contact Jo
Marples 01629 532466 or June
Grifiths 01246 825049.
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HS2 to skim past the region
Super fast trains could be skirting just east of
Pinxton and Selston by 2032 according to maps
released of phase two of the controversial HS2
high speed rail line.
The proposed route goes north from Birmingham
along two branches, with new stations at Toton near
Nottingham, Sheffield, Leeds and Manchester. If the
preferred £32 billion project is approved it will run
alongside the M1 as it passes the two villages.
Leader of Derbyshire County Council Councillor Andrew
Lewer has initially welcomed the plans, “We welcome the
idea that the East Midlands station will be Toton. It will
impact on Derbyshire in a number of ways, though, and
we recognise some residents will have concerns.
PINXTON’S FORGOTTEN GEM – PINXTON OR WYNN’S CASTLE
There are not many villages that can boast they have
a castle. Pinxton can but its importance has been
long forgotten. This is probably because it is not the
traditional perceived castle of the middle ages.
Pinxton (or Wynn’s Castle) was one of about 400
‘motte-and-bailey’ castles that were built in strategic
places throughout the country shortly after the Norman
Conquest in 1066.
Motte-and-Bailey castles
were popular because
they could be quickly
and easily constructed
with local labour in a
matter of months. Earth
extracted for the water
defences was used to
construct the higher
bailey and the even
higher motte on the
top of which the keep
would be constructed.
A typical motte-and-bailey
It is surprising how
castle similar to Pinxton Castle
effective they were.
Pinxton Castle is a registered National Monument.
Some excavation work was carried out on the site in
the early 1950’s when a number of medieval artifacts
were found. A green glazed pan tile can be seen in the
Museum on Victoria Road (Sundays 2 – 4.30 pm).
is probably the reason why it has come down
through ages and is still known as a castle. There
may well be a connection between this site and the
fondly remembered ‘Barney Castle’ at the Toll Bar.
People today remember Barney Castle as the old
Toll Bar cottage which before it was demolished
was converted into a shop. The original Barney
Castle actually stood on the opposite (Pinxton) side
of the Toll Bar. It was kept by a man called Barney
(probably a nick-name) but why castle? The building
itself probably went back to the sixteen hundreds and
may well have been built with the stone that once
defended the proper castle.
The site of Pinxton Castle as it looked in the 1980’s
According to a report by English Heritage in 1993
the site is extremely well preserved with original
foundations still intact below the service. It is also
rare because it had a double moat system of water
defence. This was provided by a spring which rises
on adjacent land and which provides the source for
the Maghole Brook.
In the Middle Ages the fortification was provided
with a (probably crenellated) defensive wall. This
The former toll cottage – the last known building to be
known locally as ‘Barney Castle’.
The above information has been provided by Norman Taylor on behalf of the Pinxton and South Normanton Local
History Society. The Society meets on the fourth Monday in the month (7.15 pm) at the Post Mill, South Normanton.
One of the main objectives of the Society is to preserve the heritage of Pinxton. If you have any old family photographs
you would like to have preserved for future generations please contact Norman Taylor (01773 863743) these can be
scanned in a few seconds without leaving your sight. If you prefer you can maintain copyright.
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Donations this autumn!
As the sun sets on the summer season and we
begin to think of battening down the hatches for
the approach of winter, maybe now is the right
time to inject a bit of springtime into the house!
Pinxton residents embarking on a bit of an autumn
clearout will find the volunteers at SNaP Development
Project’s Chari-tea Shop on Wharf Road more than happy
to welcome unwanted clothes, toys and bric-a-brac with
open arms. Sales of these items, along with books and
DVDs, go towards raising funds for the Project’s Youth
Team to set up and run activities for young people in the
village. Over this summer’s school holidays, members of
the Team engaged with a number of local young people
on Wharf Road recreation ground every week to play
games and other sport activities as well as to talk through
and tackle any issues the young people were facing. More
activity is planned!
People calling into the Shop with donations, or to have
a bit of a browse, can also fight any chill in the air by
supping on a warm cup of tea or coffee and having a bit
of a natter. Maybe about the weather!
Dementia Day Services
Our day care centres are popular as they allow carers to
have regular breaks knowing that their relative is in safe
hands. It also gives an opportunity for those attending the
centre to socialise with others, and take part in a planned
programme of activities carried out by friendly and
experienced staff. Activities include sing-a-long/ exercises,
group games, dominoes/ cards, nail sessions, bingo,
quizzes, cake decorating, memory prompting activities
and many more.
Transport is provided between accommodation and the
centres. During the day a two course meal is provided and
support given to those who need assistance to eat. Hot
and cold drinks are also provided and personal care is
given to those who need it.
Referral to the scheme is usually via a professional
working in Health or Social services, but a private referral
can also be made. There is a daily charge of £10,
although in some cases additional charges may apply. On
receipt of a referral the organiser will make a home visit
to discuss individuals needs and make an assessment.
You can get further information from the Mind office in
Mansfield, on 01623 658044, ore visit their website
www.centralnottsmind.org
The Day Care Centre for Pinxton is held at the Village Hall
on Fridays between 9.30am and 2.30pm.
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Want to get more involved? SNaP Development Project
always needs more help!! – more volunteers, more
donations, more ideas on where the funds raised should
be spent, more info for the community notice board. If
you want to know more or help out, please contact our
office on 01773 510882 or email [email protected]
Alternatively, call into the shop to speak to one of the
volunteers and have a look at what’s in store!
In Brief...
We are pleased to say that
Pinxton Allotments have
undergone a facelift. Mr B
Simmons (pictured) is one
of the allotment holders.
He has spent a long time
refurbishing and improving
his plots and is now
harvesting the rewards.
All Our Yesterdays!
Pinxton Events Team are holding an event on SATURDAY
26th October 2013 Village Hall 11am – 4pm
Live Music, Afternoon Teas, Vintage Cars, Pinxton
History Display, Craft Stalls – a really wonderful and
exciting day out!!
We are aiming to bring together our community, and
celebrate the rich and varied history of Pinxton Village
– come along and pay a visit – we think you will be
pleasantly surprised!
Introducing the “New Pinxton Events Team”
We are a newly formed group in the village called “Pinxton Events” and have
been challenged with the task of bringing some fun & pride back into Pinxton.
Our first event is a Heritage day call “All our Yesterdays…” being held on Saturday 26th October 2013 at the
village hall. Doors open at 11am with an official opening at 12noon, running throughout the afternoon.
There will be live music from the very popular entertainer Johnny Victory; Traditional afternoon tea will be
available from 11.30am till 3pm, Craft Stalls, Classic cars and “A Trip Down Memory Lane” with pictures &
memorabilia, Pinxton Pottery and much more.
There will be entertainment for the children and we would love for the children to come in fancy dress as it is
so close to Halloween. There is a face painter and circus act coming too.
Entrance is free on the day & any monies raised will be put back into organising other village events. We
already have plans for 2014 bubbling away but we need the support and backing of the people of Pinxton.
We would also love to hear from you if you have any ideas you want to put forward to us drop us an email
at [email protected] or find us on Facebook at Pinxton Events.
We have had some great support already from businesses within the village and the surrounding area.
So please do come along and have a great afternoon with us we look forward to seeing you.
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LANTERN PARADE
ON TUESDAY,
10th DECEMBER 2013
Come along and join us for a Lantern Lit
procession through our Village.
The lighting of the lanterns will commence
at 6.00pm and the Parade will leave from
the Village Hall, Kirkstead Road, Pinxton at
approximately 6.15pm
LANTERNS AND REFRESHMENTS
WILL BE PROVIDED
(CHILDREN MUST BE ACCOMPANIED
BY AN ADULT)
Looking for a new home?
Bolsover District Council has
information about properties to let in
Pinxton and elsewhere in the District of
Derbyshire and details can be seen at
the Village Hall, Pinxton.
Dog Poo Bags – free of charge from the village hall. Help us to keep Pinxton tidy.
WE NEED YOU!!
We are looking
for stories of
Old Pinxton for
a planned
Heritage Event.
Do you have any
great memories
you would like
to share?
Are you the lady who was a maid at
Brookhill Hall?
Do you have any old local information ie.
posters, advertisements, photos etc?
Can you remember Pinxton during the War?
We are after interesting memories –
any year any event.
email us at [email protected]
or contact Brenda Kelly 01773 812533
www.pinxtonevents.blogspot.com
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Community Fruit
and Veg Scheme
Pinxton Community Garden
PLEASE NOTE During the Winter months the Fruit and Veg
scheme will be based at the Pinxton Youth and Community
Centre – opposite Pinxton Nursery.
Price List
Vegetable Bag £3.20
Fruit Bag £3.20
Salad Bag £3.20 ‘Gold Bag’ £6.00
OAP Bag £5.00
We also sell free range eggs, mushrooms
and jacket potatoes.
Orders must be placed by 12 noon on
Wednesday for collection the following Friday.
Money must be paid at the time of ordering.
Garry can be contacted on 07913572468
PINXTON PARISH COUNCIL
FLOODLIT MULTI-PURPOSE
SPORTS PITCH
AVAILABLE FOR HIRE
CHARGES – ALL GROUPS
FOOTBALL £15.50 PER HOUR
FLOODLIGHTS £5.50 PER HOUR
FOR FURTHER DETAILS CALL
PINXTON PARISH COUNCIL ON:
01773 580046
1.30pm – 3.30pm
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Pinxton Couple Celebrate Diamond
Wedding Anniversary
Pinxton Parish Council would like to share in
the good wishes extended by family and friends
to Arthur and Maureen Bentley, who have just
celebrated their diamond wedding anniversary.
The couple met at St Michael’s Church Hall dance in
South Normanton when they were both teenagers.
Arthur said: “There were boys on one side and girls
the other, and lots of pointing. I didn’t know whether to
ask her to dance or not. But I did and I remember us
dancing to Jimmy Young’s song Teenagers in Love and
here we were.”
Maureen was only 16 but two years later the couple were
married on 5th September 1953 at St Michael’s Church.
“It was a memorable year not just because we got
married but also because it was the Queen’s Coronation,
the year Edmund Hillary climbed Everest and when
Stalin, the leader of the Soviet Union, died,” remembers
Arthur who sang in the church choir where Maureen
served as a Sunday school teacher.
Their wedding reception was held at Hillcote Church
Hall. The couple lived in Westhouses before buying their
first home in South Normanton a year later. They lived
there until 1970 when they moved to Pinxton.
Arthur began his working life as a mining engineer at
Blackwell Colliery and spent 10 years at the pit until he
switched careers and retrained as a teacher.
“I preferred people to machines,” added Arthur. He
Free legal advice for residents in Derbyshire.
Derbyshire residents will now be able to get free legal advice
from one of the nine offices throughout the county – Alfreton,
Bolsover, Buxton, Chesterfield, Clay Cross, Ilkeston, Matlock,
Ripley and Staveley. Thanks to funding from Derbyshire County
Council, Legal Aid Agency and the Big Lottery Fund (Advices
Services Transition Fund), the Law Centre is able to provide free
legal services across Derbyshire.
Chesterfield Law Centre, a registered charity, has a team
of solicitors and advisers who provide free legal advice on
a range of housing and employment issues to tenants and
employees such as prevention of homelessness and evictions
from rented and mortgaged properties, redundancies
and dismissals.
worked briefly in Mansfield before becoming head of
science at Selston’s Matthew Holland School.
Meanwhile Maureen was busy raising their two sons,
Stephen and Peter. When they grew up she returned to
study for a degree in education going on to become a
primary school teacher at Bagthorpe. Maureen added:
“I even did a spell as a supply teacher at Matthew
Holland with Arthur.”
They put their successful partnership down to
maintaining a sense of humour over their six decades
and having a strong foundation filled with caring family
and friends.
St Michael’s Church has remained at their heart ever
since, with time spent as wardens, choir members and
also youth club workers.
“At one of our celebration parties some of our old youth
club members came along and it was wonderful to see
them again,” explained the couple whose house is filled
with cards and flowers from family and friends as well as
a momento from the Queen.
In their retirement and after Maureen had a serious
operation, it caused the pair to re-evaluate and pushed
them to travel more.
“We have now been all over the world from Canada to
New Zealand and Australia,” remembers Arthur. “And we
will be revisiting Venice and the Adriatic soon for a cruise
to celebrate our diamond year.”
THE ANNUAL REMEMBRANCE
DAY SERVICE
at ST HELEN’S CHURCH,
PINXTON
The Service will start at 10.45 am on
Sunday 10th November 2013 and will be
followed by the laying of wreaths at the
cenotaph. Everyone welcome to attend.
For free advice on employment, housing and
homelessness matters, contact freephone
0800 707 6990.
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Pinxton Parish Councillors
Councillors
Councillor Mrs B. Kelly,
2 Ash Close, Pinxton, Derbyshire. NG16 6LU
01773 812533
Councillor D. Kelly,
2 Ash Close, Pinxton, Derbyshire. NG16 6LU
01773 812533
Councillor T. Alexander,
30 Platt Street, Pinxton, Derbyshire. NG16 6NX
01773 775406
Councillor Mrs M. J. Dooley,
94 Church Street West, Pinxton, Derbyshire. NG16 6PU
01773 860937
Councillor P. Handley,
E-Mail: [email protected]
Councillor M. Hinman (Vice Chair),
120 Station road, Selston, Nottingham. NG16 6FH
07989747581
Councillor Mrs. V. Meredith
63 Alfreton Road, Pinxton, Derbyshire. NG16 6JZ
01773 409017
Councillor Mrs. C Potter,
47 Storth Lane, Broadmeadows, South Normanton,
Derbyshire. DE55 3AA 01773-580723
Councillor I. Smith
25 Woodfield Road, Pinxton, Derbyshire. NG16 6JQ
07525 091400
Councillor R. A. Street,
91 Wharf Road, Pinxton, Derbyshire. NG16 6LH
01773 810712
Councillor N. Taylor (Chair),
2 Hilltop Road, Pinxton, Derbyshire. NG16 6QJ
01773 863743
Councillor P. Wilson,
9 Park Close, Pinxton, Derbyshire. NG16 6QQ
Bolsover District Council Representatives
Councillor Mrs. M. J. Dooley,
94 Church Street West, Pinxton, Derbyshire. NG16 6PU
01773 860937
Councillor D. Kelly,
2 Ash Close, Pinxton, Derbyshire. NG16 6LU
01773 812533
Derbyshire County Council Representative
Councillor J. Coyle,
24 Turnley Road, South Normanton, Derbyshire. DE55 2FB
01773 782654
Parish Clerk
Marion Knight
Pinxton Village Hall, 3 Kirkstead Road, Pinxton, NG16 6NA
01773 580046
E-mail: [email protected]
Parish Council Office – Open Mon to Fri 9.00am – 11.00am
3 Kirkstead Road, Pinxton, Derbyshire, NG16 6NA
www.pinxton-pc.bolsover.gov.uk
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Hearts of Gold
Pinxton Village Hall
Thursday 12th December, 2013 at 7.30pm
There will be a carol service with Shirebrook Miners
Welfare “B” Band, everybody is welcome and light
refreshments will be served.
The Hearts of Gold event last year was a wonderful
evening with a total of 105 gold hearts being
purchased and hung on the tree. Readings from loved
ones were read out and Christmas Carols were sung.
This year the Events Committee is to purchase 200
tea lights which will be lit on the evening in memory
of loved ones. Anyone who has lost a loved one in
the last year and wishes to have a tea light lit and the
name read out from the Book of Remembrance on
the evening, or anyone who purchased a heart last
year and would like it hung on the tree this year, are
very welcome to do so at no cost.
For further information please contact Mrs Brenda
Kelly 01773 812533 before Thurs 14th November.
INFORMATION & HELP
For POLICE dial 101
in an EMERGENCY dial 999
For information and help on the following
services call the appropriate authority:
Benefits, Council Tax, Car
Parking, Bus passes etc Bus Shelters Dog Wardens Education Environmental Health
Footpaths Highways Planning Permission Refuse Collection Street Lighting BDC
BDC
BDC
DCC
BDC
DCC
DCC
BDC
BDC
DCC
BDC – Bolsover District Council
The Arc, High Street, Clowne, Derbyshire,
S43 4JY 01246 242424 www.bolsover.gov.uk
DCC – Derbyshire County Council
Derbyshire County Hall, Matlock DE4 3AG
08456 058058 www.derbyshire.gov.uk
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Bolsover Local Strategic Partnership
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Parish Council Office on 01773 580046