Belper Goes Green Goes Virtual
This weekend would have seen Transition annual ECO Festival Belper Goes Green. The Covid-19 lockdown has put paid to that
Read MoreThis weekend would have seen Transition annual ECO Festival Belper Goes Green. The Covid-19 lockdown has put paid to that
Read MoreThousands gathered over the weekend for the Belper Goes Green Community, Eco and Arts Festival at the Rugby Club. The
Read MoreThe ethos of Belper Goes Green was encapsulated in one song on Saturday. The last performance of the day on
Read MoreBelper Goes Green starts tonight, Friday 31st May, at 7pm. Tonight’s music has the last act starting at 10pm, with
Read MoreMusic This year Belper Goes Green has three stages, all centred in marquees, so this year any blips in the
Read Moreby Cherry Anderson The festival, which will be held on the weekend of 31st May and 1st, 2nd June at
Read MoreIn a Belper first, groups in the Derbyshire town have worked together to ensure that all residents and visitors can
Read MoreTransition Belper’s Belper Goes Green has announced the full line-up for its 6th eco-festival, which takes place on Friday 1st
Read MoreOrganisers of the 2018 Belper Goes Green Eco festival are leading the way to tackle single use plastic. The festival,
Read MoreButterfly mandalas and colours and lights and pancakes and oatcakes and tee-shirts and bikes and badges and raffles and
Read MoreI have now led the Belper Goes Green teams through 5 years of planning, doing, tweaking, reviewing and making every
Read MoreThe fifth Belper Goes Green Eco festival, organised by Transition Belper, saw thousands of visitors attending the event at Belper
Read MoreThere is a vast array of things to do, to get stuck into, learn, create and have fun at Belper
Read MoreThis year Transition Belper, who are the organisers of Belper Goes Green, hope to replace the mountain of plastic glasses
Read MoreBelper Goes Green organisers have declared their 5th annual festival an Election-free Zone – a haven from the campaigning, rosettes,
Read MoreThe organisers of the fifth Belper Goes Green ECO Festival to be held at Belper Rugby Club from 2nd to
Read MoreIn an amazing coup for the Belper Goes Green organisers the Levellers have agreed to perform an acoustic set at
Read MoreThere were a lot of talks, bands and performances during Belper Goes Green and luckily many of them were filmed
Read MoreThis weekend saw the fourth annual Belper Goes Green Eco-festival being held at Belper Rugby Club. Hundreds attended on each
Read MoreI loved that the main focus was to try to change the way we look after the planet and protect
Read MoreBelper Goes Green is Transition Belper’s ECO Festival that aims to share simpler, low carbon and environmentally friendly ways of doing
Read MoreIn the dark green tent at Belper Goes Green, talks and films co-ordinator, Tony Webster will be introducing a range
Read MoreTransition Belper are delighted to announce an incredible line-up of, mainly, local talent to keep festival goers entertained at the
Read More‘Roses are red, Violets are blue, can you make a recycled flower or two!’ As part of the festival we
Read MoreFrom the traditional ballads and storytelling of Pete Castle to the funky blues of Blackfish, this year’s line -up should
Read MoreBusinesses in Belper have been working together to reduce the amount of waste they produce as part of a new
Read MoreIn the Night Sky Over Belper: Mars still shines in the south, Venus shines in the dawn sky. A possible
Read MoreFor the past 4 years, Save Belper Lane have been fighting against the proposed development of green fields within Belper’s
Read MoreBelper’s World Heritage Status has been endangered by the decision of the Secretary of State, Robert Jenrick, to allow building
Read MoreA new action group aims to protect Belper’s historic western landscape following a recent planning application to build new houses
Read MoreBelper’s first food swap event – register now On Saturday July 27th, the first Belper Growers and Makers – Food
Read MoreOn Sunday 8th June 2019, the Queen’s Birthday Honours list was released. Amongst the winners were 2 local women, Siobhan
Read MoreBy Sarah Barley-McMullen Belper is great at celebrating things – we have the Arts Trail, Belper Goes Green, the Food
Read MoreBelper Goes Green Community, Eco and Arts festival’s live entertainment starts on Friday night 31 May with Water For Dogs
Read MoreThe 2019 green festival promises to be the biggest and most environmentally conscious yet. Belper Goes Green Community, Eco and
Read MoreAll wording is exactly as given by the parties. We have changed nothing. Candidates in this ward Mark Oldfield
Read MoreDV on Demand, an information and media hub for the Derwent Valley, will launch September 24 at 11am. Derwent Valley
Read MoreBelper Parks, Belper Cemetery and the Belper River Gardens are amongst eight green spaces and parks in Amber Valley to
Read MoreOn Monday 2nd July Belper was visited by judges for East Midlands in Bloom, the regional stage of the Royal
Read MoreThe June Transition Belper Café will be held at No 28 Community Hall, Market Place, Belper on Sunday 23rd June
Read MoreThis weekend saw the annual eco festival Belper Goes Green increase in size from previous years, both in terms of
Read MoreOnce again this year Belper will enter the RHS Britain in Bloom competition. This year as part of the town
Read MoreThe May Transition Belper Café will be held at No 28 Community Hall, Market Place, Belper on Sunday 20th May
Read MoreThe sixth Belper Goes Green eco-festival returns on Friday 1st to Sunday 3rd of June 2018 at the Rugby Club,
Read MoreOctober brings a thin crescent Moon, the Orionid meteor shower, and Venus is the morning star in the east. The
Read MoreBelper Parks, Belper River Gardens and Belper Cemetery are amongst the eight parks and green spaces in the Amber Valley
Read MoreFestivals often throw up a few surprises and at last year’s Belper Goes Green, it was Joe Knight. Filling in
Read MoreAmber Valley Borough Council has voted in favour of the new draft Local Plan going to public consultation. At the
Read MoreAmber Valley Borough Council have outlined proposals for a new Local Plan which includes Bullsmoor and Belper Lane sites as
Read MoreBelper in Bloom has been selected to represent the East Midlands in the Large Town Category in the Royal Horticultural
Read MoreIf your love life is more lacklustre than lusty you might not be feeling fabulous about the fourteenth of February.
Read MoreBelper seems to have spent most of January under a blanket of cloud and fog, let’s hope that February gives
Read MoreThe last four weeks saw Belper buzzing with an exciting range of events. Belper Open Gardens, The Food Festival, Well
Read MoreDon’t miss the opportunity to read to your heart’s content at Belper’s Human Library at Belper Goes Green on Saturday
Read MoreFor most of my adult life I travelled the length and breadth of Britain to tell stories or sing songs,
Read MoreThis year’s big project for Belper Goes Green that aims to involve the whole town is the flower making from scrap
Read MoreA rope and ball knitted sculpture similar to this could be coming to a Belper park next year. The knitted
Read MoreThe new Neighbourhood Plan for Belper website has gone live: containing more information about the direction of the NP4B. There
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Read MoreMany events have to be cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. We expect closures to increase from Monday, and to
Read MoreThe Repair Cafe is an initiative to mend the things we already own, instead of binning them and contributing to
Read MoreProblem Following an investigation which has run for over a month, we are unhappy to report that there seem to
Read MoreLast year local photographer Ashley Franklin came second in Landscape Photographer of the Year, at the Society of Professional Imagemakers
Read MoreNailed is behind on delivering some news due to short staffing and illness. We apologise for the delay. On 17th
Read MoreTomorrow evening will see a 12 hour music festival return after 4 years of absence, as a celebration and farewell
Read MoreBelper’s pop up Repair Cafe, which launched at Belper Goes Green, will be at No. 28 on the Market Place
Read MoreNational Volunteers Week came to an end yesterday (1st-7th June 2019). It was the 35th year of the national event,
Read MoreJune 1st to June 7th is National Volunteers’ Week. This is the 35th year of the event which recognises and
Read MoreBy Anne Clark St Peter’s Church is very pleased to announce that they have been given a Silver Eco
Read MoreTransition Belper’s team of volunteers who have carried out a much-lauded transformation of the Crich Lane Festival Gardens are on
Read MoreA multi-talented and curious group of young people in Belper need creative and brilliant local people of all ages to
Read MoreI first started Amber Valley Against Fracking (AVAF) back in September 2015, after hearing on a local radio morning show that
Read MoreThe March Transition Belper Café will be held at No 28 Community Hall, Market Place, Belper on Saturday 25th March
Read MoreAfter the success of the Transition Café at No 28 in October, Transition Belper now has the opportunity to make
Read More‘Rebel Yell’ will be running a series of 5 workshops to encourage people to write songs. Folk singer Pete Castle
Read MoreIn response to the Planning Application submitted on behalf of JC Balls to build, in ‘Phase 1’, some 201 houses
Read MoreSaturday 11th will see the Farmer’s Market on the Market Place in Belper from 8:30am until 1pm and the
Read MoreThere was lots of interest in the Neighbourhood Plan from the public attending the very successful “Belper Goes Green” festival
Read MoreAt Belper Goes Green we were lucky to interview part-time gardener and full-time creator of surreal soundscapes, Mr Peter K
Read MoreLead by Emma Parkins and Nansy Ferret Transition Belper will be holding a pop-up workshop at Belper Market Place on
Read MoreIn 2002 I needed to reinvent myself. I got a job working at a centre that provided computer courses for
Read More1. As an artist, what inspires you about the locality around Belper? Definitely the scenery and landscape, it is so
Read MoreEdward is a freelance journalist and writer. He has lived in Belper for five years after moving from Lincolnshire to
Read MoreCurrent Editor in Chief, as of September 2018, and one of Nailed’s founders in 2015. Clare is a freelance editor
Read MoreDavid George is a retired Local Government Officer who spent 26 years with Derby City Council. In that time he
Read MoreBelper train passengers will already be aware of the engineering works in Derby Station this summer and the bad news
Read MoreYour essential guide to managing the slug population and keeping sane in your garden this spring, by Jo Dyer I
Read More“Is it always like this?” I went to the Amber Valley Borough Council Meeting last night. I go as often
Read MoreAround 150 concerned Belper residents packed into Strutts Community Centre last night (18th August) to voice their concerns and frustrations
Read MoreBelper’s Freedom Feed Em monthly meals kicked off with a successful launch at No 28 on the Market Place on
Read MoreBefore we begin, I’d like you to have a look at the original homes of the Syrian refugees in this
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