The Incredible Project Sails @ Heage Windmill
Having found that two sails at Heage windmill needed to be replaced due to wood rot, the Trust made enquires
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The Incredible Project Sails @ Heage Windmill
Having found that two sails at Heage windmill needed to be replaced due to wood rot, the Trust made enquires
LIFESTYLE
“Bursting With Pride” – Are You Ready for Pride in Belper?
First off, what is Pride in Belper? It’s a brand new festival for Belper. It’s happening on Saturday 3rd August,
ENVIRONMENT
Hen Harrier Day Highlighted Animal Persecution With Chris Packham & Natalie Bennett
A record 1,500 people came from across the UK for the sixth Hen Harrier day at Carsington Water on Sunday
CULTURE
Do You Want To Be In a Belper Based Music Video?
Local musician Phil Doleman is looking for people who would like to be in a video for his song “You
REVIEWS
Mixed Reactions to Summer Food Festival
This year’s Summer Food Festival can’t really be declared a success, as there was quite a lot of criticism and
Hen Harrier Day Highlighted Animal Persecution With Chris Packham & Natalie Bennett
A record 1,500 people came from across the UK for the sixth Hen Harrier day at Carsington Water on Sunday
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County Council Makes Millions in Parking Fines
The county council has made millions of pounds by fining thousands of residents for a raft of parking transgressions. This
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Do You Want To Be In a Belper Based Music Video?
Local musician Phil Doleman is looking for people who would like to be in a video for his song “You
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Tai Chi – An Interview With Barry Clinton
By Alex Smith Barry Clinton has been a Tai Chi instructor for around thirteen years. After first trying it out
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Write to Your MP to Stop the Badger Cull
Derbyshire is one of 14 areas that the Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) is considering for ten
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Josh’s Walk For Blue Box Belper
Local lad Joshua Smith (22) is taking on a 100-mile challenge walking around the Peak District to raise funds for
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Co-op Fundraiser for Accessible Belper
The central Co-op on Strutt Street have offered to hold a fundraiser for Accessible Belper. The fundraising event will take
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Column: Pauline Latham MP on Great British High Street
By Pauline Latham MP For many years, Belper traders have led the fight against what has seemed like an unstoppable
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Help The Badgers, by Derbyshire Against The Cull
Article written by Derbyshire Against The Cull The Badger Cull is coming to Derbyshire and we need your help to
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Potential Change To Amber Valley Election Cycle
Elections in Amber Valley could now only take place once every four years – saving taxpayers thousands of pounds. At
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Mr. Arkwright Art Installation @ Cromford Mill
Cromford Mills is currently hosting an art installation called Mr. Arkwright. Cromford Mills is part of the Derwent Valley Mills
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Vote For Belper As Best British High Street
At 6.30 this morning, Saturday 10th August 2019, the finalists for The Great British High Street were announced and voting
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Wildside Festival Cancelled Again!
The Wildside Festival, run by Derbyshire Wildlife Trust is again not happening. Wildside was originally supposed to take place on
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Farmers Market Cancelled
This Saturday’s (10th August) Farmers Market at the Market Place, Belper, has been cancelled. This is due to the forecast
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Pre-Season Friendly: Belper Town vs. Basford United
Pre-Season Friendly Belper Town 2, Basford United 3 Belper Town underwent another stern test in their pre-season campaign when
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What’s Happening With The East Mill?
Judgement day for plans to turn Belper’s historic mills into apartments could come at the end of the year, the
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Alton Manor Nursery’s Pride in Belper
Belper Alton Manor Nursery on Gregory’s Way has been full of pride by getting involved the communities first ever Pride
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Hundreds of Derbyshire Children Taken Into Care
Hundreds of children are in the county council’s care after suffering abuse and neglect from their families. The details were
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Claire Hastings @ The Old King’s Head
CLAIRE HASTINGS with JENN BUTTERWORTH LIVE AT THE OLD KING’S HEAD, BELPER SATURDAY 7TH SEPTEMBER, 2019 Tickets £12 DOORS AT
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Free Summer Children’s Activities at Whistlestop Cafe, Matlock Bath
Make your summer wild! Drop in to Derbyshire Wildlife Trust’s Whistlestop café on Thursdays in August and discover more about
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Scam Warning – Fake Government Grants and Loans
Action Fraud has received 63 reports about a scam in which scammers target people with offers of “low cost” loans
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Creature Crafts at Strutts North Mill
Creature Crafts, a children’s activity, will be back at Strutts North Mill on Tuesday 20th August. This will be an
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The Proud of Belper
(Featured photo by Jim Bell. Click on thumbnails to enlarge.) Belper is the most amazing place. Many months ago, when
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Space Is The Place: The Night Sky Over Belper, August 2019
In August’s Night Sky Over Belper: Start looking out for Perseid Meteors, Jupiter and Saturn are on view, Mercury may
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Match Report: Pre-Season Friendly Against Mickleover
Pre-Season Friendly Belper Town 0, Mickleover Sports 0 By Nigel Oldrini Belper Town played their first home pre-season game
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Dog Show @ Belper Rugby Club
There is to be a dog show at Belper Rugby Club on Saturday 17th August 2019, starting at 11 am.
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Plans For a Belper Children’s Home
Plans have been submitted for a new children’s home in Belper. The application has been submitted by private firm Blue
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Disruption and Danger Due To Potential Dam Collapse at Whaley Bridge
36 miles north of Belper, in the High Peak, the 1830s dam of Toddbrook Reservoir is on the verge of
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“Bursting With Pride” – Are You Ready for Pride in Belper?
First off, what is Pride in Belper? It’s a brand new festival for Belper. It’s happening on Saturday 3rd August,
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East Midlands Thinks Climate Change Should Be Priority For PM
Article submitted by Christian Aid Adults across the East Midlands believe that climate change should be a top priority for
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Wild Trent Challenge -17km Run and Canoe
Take up Derbyshire Wildlife Trust’s Wild Trent Challenge! Take the opportunity to explore wild spaces, experience the Trent Valley in
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Ecclesbourne School Expansion
Plans to build a large extension at a Derbyshire secondary school have been approved – at the second time of
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Talk To Police & Crime Commissioner Hardyal Dhindsa Tomorrow
Derbyshire Police and Crime Commissioner Hardyal Dhindsa will be travelling to Belper with his popup stall on Tuesday 30th July
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100th Anniversary of the Peace Celebration After WW1
100 years ago, on 19th July 1919, Belper celebrated the end of “The Great War” (WW1) with a service in
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Police & Crime Commissioner Responds to Prime Minister’s Police Pledge
Derbyshire Police and Crime Commissioner Hardyal Dhindsa recently welcomed 20 new police officers to Derbyshire Constabulary, following the completion of
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AVBC Trifecta: Climate Emergency, Amber Valley a Frack-Free Zone, & Badger Culling Ban
A raucous Amber Valley council meeting has seen the authority declare a climate emergency, make the borough a “frack-free zone”
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The Mayor’s Diary: Babington
The Mayor of Belper (Simon Mallett) will be meeting activists, patients and staff outside Babington Hospital on Monday 29thJuly from
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Guide For Promoting Your Event in Nailed
Nailed is unique in that we try to make sure we tell you as much of what is going on
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Hottest Day in Recorded History for Belper and Derbyshire
For the last 29 years, the record for the hottest temperature in Derbyshire has been 34.1 degrees. This reading was
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East Midlands Trains Warn Not To Travel Today
This morning East Midlands Trains were just telling those leaving for work to carry water, but as temperatures rose at
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Extinction Rebellion Storm County Council
Eco-activists from Extinction Rebellion dressed in swimsuits invaded Derbyshire County Council offices to call for “climate justice now”. Around a
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Local Plan Protects Green Belt … For Now
On Wednesday 17th July 2019, Amber Valley Borough Council held a special meeting with Green Belt protestors to update them
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Why Did Our MP Vote Against Same Sex Marriage in Northern Ireland?
The Northern Ireland government, known as Stormont, has been suspended since 2017, due to political deadlock. This brings its governance
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Fierce Heatwave Prompts Health Warnings
Today, Monday 22nd July, temperatures in Amber Valley soared to 27 degrees, and it’s just warming up. Public Health England
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Summer Children’s Activities at the North Mill
Looking for somewhere to take your children this summer? Creature Crafts is a craft and activities theme taking place at
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Heage There Be Dragons!
Heage Windmill is pleased to act as host to a touring group of players, backed by the Arts Council and
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Centenary of Peace Celebrations
On Sunday 21st July 2019 it will be 100 years since the first Peace Celebrations following the end of WW1.
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Joint Belper Choirs Concert This Sunday – Free
Two local community choirs will be performing in a free concert this Sunday afternoon (21st July) at St Peter’s Church
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Afternoon Tea For Over 55s
There is to be an Afternoon tea event at No.28, Market Place, on 28th July, for Over 55s. A ticket
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From Belper to Pawtucket, With Love
On Saturday 13th July, Belper held a Twinning Concert at St. Peter’s Church, in honour of our guests from Pawtucket.
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Town Snub For John Nelson
If you take a look at the 57 photos of the In Bloom judges tour taken and posted on the
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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust Events in July
Enjoy Nature Tots For Free Derbyshire Wildlife Trust’s ever popular Nature Tots, our play group with a difference, has a
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New Plan For Empty Historic Shop
A former beer shop in Belper could be turned into a sandwich and coffee shop. The new venture could move
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Woodland Threatened by Three Fires in One Night
On Sunday 14th July, there were three incidents involving fire in Belper woods. The incidents don’t appear to be connected.
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The Resigning of the Twinning Compact & 270th Anniversary of Belper Market
Continuing the Belper adventures of our Pawtucket twins from yesterday … Cromford Mills After a trip to look at the
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Belper in Wartime are holding a quiz night on Saturday 20th July 2019, as part of the celebrations for the
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Pawtucket Tour of Belper
On Tuesday 9th July representatives started to arrive from Pawtucket, Rhode Island, to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Belper and
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Transition’s Green Exchange goes all day
Belper’s first food swap event – register now On Saturday July 27th, the first Belper Growers and Makers – Food
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Well Dressing Ceremony Visited By USA Delegates
On Sunday July 14 the annual Well Dressing ceremony in Belper moved to the Memorial Gardens. The procession from St
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Black Rocks Conservation Work Complete
Black rocks, an outcrop of gritstone overlooking Cromford, was formed some 300 million years ago. It can be seen for
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Nailers Make Winning Start to Pre-Season Campaign
Belper Town made have made a winning start to their pre season campaign with a comfortable 9-0 victory over Central
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East Midlands in Bloom’s Judging Visit
On Friday 12th July, judges from East Midlands in Bloom came to Belper to view our blooming marvellous flower displays
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Local Nursery’s Wimbledon Fever
Alton Manor Nursery, Belper, has been celebrating Wimbledon. As part of giving the children and their families the best start
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How Did “Walk For Life 3” Go?
Last week Belper residents took part in Walk For Life 3, a three day charity walk to promote people signing
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Badger Vaccinations Off To A Flying Start
Derbyshire Wildlife Trust have had great success with their badger vaccinations in the county so far in 2019 thanks to
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Reminder: 25th Anniversary Twinning Concert
2019 is the 25th anniversary of Belper and Pawtucket being officially Twinned. It is also the 230th anniversary of Samuel
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North Mill Heritage Walks for July
The July heritage walks by Strutt’s North Mill started on Sunday 7th with the Strutt Farms Walk, led by Adrian
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Price of School Meals Frozen
The price of school meals in Derbyshire has been frozen by the county council, months after the authority slashed staff
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British Citizen Award For Siobhan Fennell
Siobhan Fennell, the Chair of Accessible Belper, who was recently awarded a British Empire Medal in the Queen’s Birthday Honours
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15 Year Old Who Died in Ambergate Collision Named
The 15-year-old boy who died following a collision on the A6 at Ambergate has been named as Tomas Ball. Officers
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Mixed Reactions to Summer Food Festival
This year’s Summer Food Festival can’t really be declared a success, as there was quite a lot of criticism and
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Space Is The Place: The Night Sky Over Belper, July 2019
In July’s Night Sky Over Belper look out for the partial eclipse of the Moon on the 16th of July.
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Where Can You Buy The New Belper in Wartime Book?
The new WW1 history book from Belper in Wartime experts now has a list of local retailers. The book has
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A Look at Belper’s Open Gardens 2019
We couldn’t get to all of the gardens on the Open Gardens trail this year, because we could only cover
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School Transport Failure of County Council
Derbyshire County Council has been forced to apologise after “failing” to consider the safety of a young girl’s route to
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Progress on New Sails for Heage Windmill
The windmill at Heage presently stands with only four sails visible instead of the normal six and there has been
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Double “Never Event” at Royal Derby Hospital
Two people were put at risk after Royal Derby staff forgot to take the guide wires out of tubes used
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New Date For Wildside Festival
Derbyshire Wildlife Trust’s music festival, which was postponed due to safety concerns after heavy rain, has announced a new date.
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Belper Food Festival 2019
Sunday sees the return of the summer Food Festival for the 12th year, organised by Belper Town Council, and involving
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SAVE NAILED: A Pitch & a Public Meeting
At 7:30pm on 11th July 2019, we are holding an open meeting at No. 28, The Market Place, to discuss
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Walk For Life 3
Look out for the PINK T-SHIRTS because the WALK FOR LIFE 3 to promote Organ Donation Awareness is here! Sponsor
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Book Launch: The Great War by Belper Historical Society
This evening (Wednesday) in the Main Hall at the Strutts Centre, at 7.30pm Belper Historical Society will be hosting the
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The Milford and Makeney Brief
By Ashley Franklin This is a new occassional column for Nailed, focused on the news and community of Milford and
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Tri-Point Music Festival in August
Two year 10 students from Belper School, Shannon Bull & Jenna Wilbraham are trying to raise money for a trip
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Slow Shopping Returns For Summer Food Festival
The Belper Food Festival is back on Sunday 7th July 2019, and Slow Shopping is back for the third year,
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White Peak Distillery Tempt Litter Pickers With Whisky
The White Peak Distillery, from Ambergate, have been running litter picks with the hashtag #WPDwhiskypick! The next one is on
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Mat Williams Added to Twinning Concert
Following the response to his performance at the Sacrifice Unveiling, MAT WILLIAMS has been added to the bill for the
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Cyber Alert: Increase in Compromised Facebook Accounts
Derbyshire Constabulary’s Cyber Protect Team have noticed an increase in the number of reports of Facebook account compromises within Derbyshire.
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Three Arrested For Jewellery Theft From Frearsons
Two men and one woman have been arrested following an incident at a jewellers in Belper. Police officers responded to
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Appeal for Dashcam Footage After Teenager Is Killed on Scooter
Detectives from the collision investigation unit are appealing for dashcam footage following a collision in which a teenager died. The
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The Day They Died: With Walter Pepper’s Letter
Today, 1st July, is the day, 103 years ago that The Fourteen died. On 1st July 1916, Belper lost more
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Sacrifice is Unveiled
Today saw the public unveiling of the Sacrifice sculpture in the Memorial Gardens. Sacrifice bears the face of Jim Green,
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Vegan Revelation Café Presents The Herron Brothers/Johnny Swineherder – Review
Whilst festivalgoers were warming up to Stormzy at Worthy Farm, Vegan Revelation brought its own party to Number28 to showcase
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Reminder: The Unveiling of Sacrifice
On 1 July 2016 Belper commemorated the fourteen men from the town who perished on the first day of the
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The Railway to Reopen
There has been much chatter about the reopening of the The Railway Hotel on King Street, and there have recently
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Climate Emergency: Derbyshire at The Time is Now Rally
50 residents from across Derbyshire travelled to Westminster, on Wednesday 26th June 2019, to meet with MPs at one of
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Vegan Revelation presents: The Herron Brothers and Johnny Swineherder
Vegan Revelation are hosting two music and vegan food nights this year. This first one is to launch the new
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Typhoon Aircraft Spark Speculation of Disasters
This morning, shortly before 10am, a very loud noise was heard across Derbyshire. This sparked speculation of an earthquake, which
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Belper Open Gardens This Weekend
On Saturday 29th and Sunday 30th June, Belper will open its gardens to be enjoyed by the public. Belper Open
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Mind the Three Peaks Raised Over £1000
Saturday saw a fundraiser organised by Node56 celebrating the achievement of Juels, Silard, Adie, Danielle and Tom, who took part
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Belper Gets Its Own Book Cafe
On Saturday, Belper saw the Grade II listed Orangery building reopen, having been transformed by owners Lisa and Cameron Cook
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Missing – Steven Haugh
Police are concerned for the safety of Steven Haugh, 40, who was last seen in Belper on Tuesday, June 18
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Climate Change: Derbyshire Wildlife Trust Volunteer To Join Mass Lobby of MPs
Mass lobby – The Time is Now – Wednesday 26th June Supporters of Derbyshire Wildlife Trust are preparing to travel
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Vintage Car Museum Planned For Ambergate
Plans for a vintage car museum in a former Derbyshire wire factory have come forward. The proposals have been submitted
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Mind The Three Peaks After-Party
There is an event today, Saturday 22nd June, at The Drop Inn youth centre on Derwent Street, to celebrate the
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Free Tennis Session For Visually Impaired
Duffield Lawn Tennis Club is offering a free taster session for the visually impaired. This VI Tennis session has been
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NHS Trust Refuses to Explain Lost £59million
A financial bungle has led to the trust which runs Derby and Burton’s hospitals missing out on £59 million in
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Ambergate Carnival
Ambergate Carnival is coming in July. This annual event is taking place on 13th July this year. There are three
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Busy Weekend at Heage Windmill
On Saturday 29 June at 3pm the Derventio Choir, from Derby, will be singing at Heage Windmill. Derventio is a
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Knit for Pride in Belper – Bunting Pattern
Anne Clark, the creator and organiser of Belper Woollen Woods, is organising the knitters of Belper to make bunting for
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Tea Room Rebuild Confirmed
After nearly 40 years lying derelict, Belper’s historic Swiss tea rooms will be demolished and replaced. Members of Amber Valley
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Police Ask Residents to Be Alert About Possible Metal Thefts
Police are advising people in Amber Valley, Chesterfield, Derbyshire Dales, Bolsover, High Peak and North East Derbyshire, to be alert
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Belper Journalist’s Novel Published Posthumously by Daughter
Once upon a time (1975) the Belper News was to be closed by owner Wilfred Edmunds Ltd. One of its
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Next Repair Cafe – Saturday 22nd June
Belper’s pop up Repair Cafe, which launched at Belper Goes Green, will be at No. 28 on the Market Place
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Competing Building Plans for Old Thorntons Site
Competing plans have been submitted for the former Thorntons factory site in Belper. The site, in Derwent Street, sits opposite
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Belper School’s “Virtual Run” a Success
On Wednesday 12th June 2019, Belper School held an awards ceremony to celebrate a fundraising project which turned into so
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URGENT: Food Bank Donations Needed
Belper Food Bank has completely run dry of certain products and needs the help of kind Belper people to help
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Belper Singers to Perform Mozart’s Requiem
Belper Singers is an established chamber choir of about 25-30 voices, some of whom have been with the choir for
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Appeal for Witnesses of Assault at Monk Bar
Officers investigating an assault in Belper, in which a 41-year-old man was injured, are appealing for information about the incident.
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Appeal: Search for Missing Man, Bruce Wilde
Officers are asking for help to find Bruce Wilde, 47, who was last seen yesterday at 1.50pm in Belper Bruce
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AVBC Aims to Introduce New Legislation For Dog Owners
Dog owners in Amber Valley are set to be the focus of a raft of new council offences – with
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Action Fraud Warning: Fake HMRC Calls
What you need to know Action Fraud has experienced an increase in the reporting of malicious calls and voicemails, to
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Appeal for Witnesses of Double Assault in May
On May 19th, at approximately 2am, two men were assaulted outside Hacketts by an as yet unidentified stranger. Two days
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Next Move on Belper Tea Rooms
Belper’s historic tea rooms, derelict for nearly four decades, are finally set to be demolished and replaced. After 38 years,
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Accessible Belper’s Siobhan Fennell in Queen’s Birthday Honours
On Sunday 8th June 2019, the Queen’s Birthday Honours list was released. Amongst the winners were 2 local women, Siobhan
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Mental Healthcare Review May Lead To More Cuts
A full review of ALL psychological therapies in Derbyshire is set to be launched. This comes months after the Local
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National Volunteers Week & the Toy Library
National Volunteers Week came to an end yesterday (1st-7th June 2019). It was the 35th year of the national event,
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Space Is The Place: The Night Sky Over Belper, June 2019
June’s Night Sky brings long twilit nights ideal for spotting noctilucent clouds. Jupiter is bright but low in the night
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Music at The Thorn Tree Inn: Spindrift and Jiji LaVolpe
Sunday offers “an evening of accoustic soul, folk and pop”, with two performances, both in the Thorn Tree Inn. The
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FAB “Fine Art Belper” Pop Up Gallery TODAY
FAB Fine Art Belper is a monthly pop up gallery organised by artist, Sara Brighty, which, on every second Saturday
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Rare American Gull Spotted at Carr Vale
A Bonaparte’s Gull was recently spotted at the Carr Vale Nature reserve on the outskirts of Bolsover in Derbyshire. These
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Concert to Celebrate 25th Twinning Anniversary With Pawtucket
Celebrate 25 years of Belper being twinned with Pawtucket at a special concert featuring Belper’s own Russian pianist SERGEI PODOBEDOV,
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‘Cygnet Health Care’ Seek to Distance Derby Facility From Panorama Abuse Hospital
The firm behind Panorama’s hospital abuse investigation has sought to reassure patients and their relatives at its Derby site. Cygnet
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Action Fraud Warning
Action Fraud is the national fraud reporting service. It is run by a private company on behalf of the National
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“Sacrifice” Memorial Unveiling
‘SACRIFICE’ – THE UNVEILING ON THE EVE OF THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME ANNIVERSARY After three years of fundraising Andy
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Work Starts on Belper Arts Festival 2020
As the spotlights are dimmed on Belper Arts Festival 2019 work has begun on the 2020 package of events. “It
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Derbyshire Wildlife Events This Weekend
Explore Witches Oak Water Join Derbyshire Wildlife Trust to celebrate wildlife during 30 Days Wild at Witches Oak Water, which
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Derbyshire’s Failing Schools
More than 40 per cent of all secondary pupils in Derbyshire are in schools poorly rated by Ofsted. Figures released
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Belper Goes Green in Pictures
Thousands gathered over the weekend for the Belper Goes Green Community, Eco and Arts Festival at the Rugby Club. The
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Waterpark Plan Threatens Peregrine Falcons
The fastest animal in the world could hamper colossal plans to turn a derelict Derbyshire quarry into a waterpark leisure
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SEN Funding Crisis
Dozens of parents of kids with special educational needs rallied in Derbyshire to raise concerns over a funding “crisis” for
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THE Song of Belper Goes Green
The ethos of Belper Goes Green was encapsulated in one song on Saturday. The last performance of the day on
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Market Place Brawl
Just before 5pm on Monday 27th may 2019, police were called to reports of “disorder” on King Street, Belper. Upon
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National Volunteers Week
June 1st to June 7th is National Volunteers’ Week. This is the 35th year of the event which recognises and
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Search For Missing Kilburn Woman
Police are appealing for help in finding Emma Clarke, who has been reported missing from her home in Kilburn. The
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Cost of Council Plan to Put Care Mothers on Contraceptives
Derbyshire County Council is set to pay £860,000 hiring a firm to run a controversial programme which requires troubled mothers
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Huge Waterpark Planned for Amber Valley Quarry Site
A colossal scheme to build a waterpark resort in a disused Derbyshire quarry have been met with both excitement and
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Belper Goes Green – Your Programme and Times.
Belper Goes Green starts tonight, Friday 31st May, at 7pm. Tonight’s music has the last act starting at 10pm, with
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Huge Array of Entertainment and Learning at Belper Goes Green Festival
Music This year Belper Goes Green has three stages, all centred in marquees, so this year any blips in the
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