Dickinson's Real Deal at Queen's Park
Why let your antiques collect dust in the attic when you can sell them for cash? Take money on the spot from a dealer OR if you think your item is worth more….take a gamble at auction!
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Public consultation for Staveley Conservation Area Appraisal
Chesterfield Borough Council is asking the public to make comments and give their views of a draft appraisal on the Staveley Conservation Area. The aim of the draft appraisal is to draw out the elements that contribute to the character of the area and give the Staveley Conservation Area its special architectural and historic interest. It helps to preserve and enhance buildings and the local landscape and strengthen planning policies and controls in the area.
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All fun for Inkersall children
Local children in Inkersall are delighted with their new play space. The £70k site has a range of play equipment that children and young people will find fun and physically challenging. Amongst the play equipment at the site is a zip wire, climbing wall and ball games end wall.
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Council Tax Single Person Discount Review
Chesterfield Borough Council is appealing to residents claiming Single Person Discount on Council Tax to provide updated information if the discount is no longer valid.
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Chesterfield celebrates ten years of dance
Saturday 11 September will see Chesterfield’s New Square Arena explode with an amazing display of dance styles as the annual Day of Dance takes place.
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China Comes to Chesterfield
The Pomegranate Theatre welcomes Aladdin to Chesterfield this Christmas, along with a host of comedy, drama, ballet and big name stars. Pick up a copy of the new look Pomegranate Theatre and Winding Wheel programme to find out just what’s on offer.
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Free Summer Swimming in Chesterfield
Chesterfield Borough Council has decided to continue with its free swimming initiative for the summer months, despite the removal of government funding for the scheme. The funding of the Free Swim scheme, which is open to those aged 16 and under or 60 and over, will finish on 31st July but with the school summer holidays beginning next week, the Council felt it unfair that thousands of children and older people should miss out on their free swims.
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Fast food outlet ordered to employ door staff
A Chesterfield town centre take-away has been ordered to employ a Security Industry Authority (SIA) registered door supervisor at its premises each Friday and Saturday night as one of six new conditions added to its licence by the Borough’s Licensing Committee.
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Printability partner festival again for 2010
Chesterfield Arts and Market Festival returns in October Half Term for its 7th year. The annual event will run from Thursday 28 to Saturday 30 October 2010. The Festival offers a varied programme of entertainment for visitors and local people. Chesterfield Borough Council is proud to announce that for the third year running, local company Printability has signed up as the main Festival sponsor.
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£500k: The high price of litter
Chesterfield Borough Council is getting behind Keep Britain Tidy’s campaign to clean up England’s streets and save the country more than £3/4 billion pounds a year.
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