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Bolsover TV - 19 November 2021

In this week's episode we talk to Councillor Duncan McGregor as work is due to start in the New Year on the new Creswell Health and Wellbeing Centre and the team at half acre farm launch their 2022 calendar. A Bolsover author writes about her parents' unique love story, a one thousand pound decathlon voucher is up for grabs in our Bolsover District Lottery Scheme, a plaque of remembrance was laid in Barlborough for all the miners who sadly lost their lives and we have a prickly encounter in Tibshelf.

Work to start on new Creswell Health and Wellbeing Centre

Half Acre Farm 2022 calendar

Barlborough Miners memorial plaque unveiled

£1k Decathlon shopping voucher could be yours

Rhubarb Farm Christmas market

Bolsover author talks about her Hidden Secrets book

Tibshelf couple talk about their hedgehog rescue centre

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In this week's episode we talk to Councillor Duncan McGregor as work is due to start in the New Year on the new Creswell Health and Wellbeing Centre and the team at half acre farm launch their 2022 calendar. A Bolsover author writes about her parents' unique love story, a one thousand pound decathlon voucher is up for grabs in our Bolsover District Lottery Scheme, a plaque of remembrance was laid in Barlborough for all the miners who sadly lost their lives and we have a prickly encounter in Tibshelf.

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Bolsover TV - 12 November 2021

On this week's episode of Bolsover TV:

We visit Creswell to find out more about their ambitious tree planting scheme
We speak to Rachel from Deafinitely Women about the services they offer to women with hearing impairments
Dog owners are reminded to ensure their dogs are both microchipped and wearing a collar with a tag
We speak to Jake who has found work, and his confidence, following a Kickstart Scheme placement
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Bolsover TV - 19 November 2021

In this week's episode we talk to Councillor Duncan McGregor as work is due to start in the New Year on the new Creswell Health and Wellbeing Centre and the team at half acre farm launch their 2022 calendar. A Bolsover author writes about her parents' unique love story, a one thousand pound decathlon voucher is up for grabs in our Bolsover District Lottery Scheme, a plaque of remembrance was laid in Barlborough for all the miners who sadly lost their lives and we have a prickly encounter in Tibshelf.

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Bolsover TV - 12 November 2021

On this week's episode of Bolsover TV:

We visit Creswell to find out more about their ambitious tree planting scheme
We speak to Rachel from Deafinitely Women about the services they offer to women with hearing impairments
Dog owners are reminded to ensure their dogs are both microchipped and wearing a collar with a tag
We speak to Jake who has found work, and his confidence, following a Kickstart Scheme placement
And we head to Old Bolsover Yard to meet Santa Claus himself

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Bolsover TV - 5 November 2021

In this week's episode we ask Council Leader, Steve Fritchley how the government's budget impacts upon the authority, twenty thousand tulip bulbs have been planted by a local farm in preparation for their 2022 Tulip Festival and a spooktacular event was held for children in Langwith. Also children in Pinxton had a great time during the half-term week as the village held two free fun days and the village of Barlborough is bought to life through the writings and poetry of its schools former headmaster.

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Bolsover TV - 29 October 2021

In this week's episode Council Leader, Steve Fritchley tells us about plans for a new crematorium in Shirebrook and the popular Bolsover Lantern Parade is back and you can have ago at making your own lantern. Pinxton residents and a local company have joined forces to fight pollution in the village, housing landlords across Bolsover District are being invited to an event hosted by Derbyshire Police and we take to the skies and visit East Midlands airport in a Boeing 737.

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Bolsover TV - 22 October 2021

In this week's episode an enlivenment project where the community in Bolsover are making bunting to display in the town centre, R&E Glam Tents provide a bit of sparkle for that special occasion, Halloween fun at Bolsover Castle, sign up to the Bolsover District Community Lottery and support local good causes and also be in with a chance of winning the £25k jackpot, local residents are being urged to join the council's Citizen's Panel and Sing Out Strong as a choir with a difference hits the streets of Bolsover.

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Bolsover TV - 15 October 2021

In this episode we hear from a Blackwell councillor about his drive for road safety, the council shares some of the recent compliments they have received from residents, we take a trip with the Council's Community Ranger to see what they do, the Council held a drop-in session to celebrate National Customer Services Week, local people will be able to get help with their job search as a jobs fair is being held to Shirebrook, grants to local community groups are available to help them develop community facilities and activities and we visit the Amazon Rainforest as we delve into the story of a local author's latest book.

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Bolsover TV - 8 October 2021

In this episode we get an update on the progress of the council's four year Bolsover Homes project, we visit a charity in Creswell to find out how they are putting smiles on children's faces, we speak to a group in Westhouses about a series of art projects in the area and we take a look at what is on offer across the district this half term.

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Bolsover TV - 1 October 2021

In this week's episode the Council's enforcement teams have been bought under one umbrella so they can effectively use the powers and tools at their disposal to deal with any neighbourhood issues, it's party time in Whitwell as the females of the Parish can enjoy some Party in the Dark activity sessions, over 15 fire engines where involved in a training exercise at Pleasley Vale, relive those childhood computer games as a retro gaming event is being staged in Creswell and we visit Bolsover Antiques Centre to search through the vast array of bygone treasures and see if we can pick up a bargain.

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Bolsover TV - 24 September 2021

In this episode 19 new properties are set to be built in Whaley Thorns, local residents in and around Bolsover received information on fire safety as part of a council roadshow, a new interpretation board showing walks and interesting features in Barlborough has been installed, elderly people in care homes and sheltered accommodation will soon have the chance to get out and about in a new form of transport, sign up to our E-newsletter and get the latest news direct to your inbox and we continue our coverage of the District's hidden gems in Bolsover District as we visit an intriguing 17th century structure.

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Bolsover TV - 17 September 2021

In this episode planning permission has been granted for a full size 3G pitch at Go! Active, emergency services personnel were thanked by the Council, a Tibshelf man has started a new eco-friendly company, social activities have returned to the village of Whitwell, a wellness business in Stanfree could be the solution to your health needs and we continue our search for the District's hidden gems in Bolsover District.

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Bolsover TV - 10 September 2021

In this week's episode we talk to Council Leader Councillor Steve Fritchley about plans to devolve local powers, we visit Sam's Mobile Mini Zoo and get up close to some unusual creatures, residents are encouraged to play Bolsover Community Lottery, Bolsover Brass Band Festival is set to return, we speak to Pinxton FC about their new youth and women's teams, and we take a look at our District from a different angle.

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Bolsover TV - 3 September 2021

In this episode the Winter family embark on a project to self/custom build their own three bedroom bungalow in Clowne, a roofer from Sutton-in-Ashfield has been fined over £1,800 for dumping rubbish in Stainsby, children from across the District have been keeping active and healthy over the summer as over 3,000 attendances were recorded, Pinxton is all set for a family fun day on Sunday 5 September and in the latest of our hidden gem series, we take a look at Pinxton Wharf.

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Bolsover TV - 27 August 2021

In this episode seven more homes have been built as part of the the multi million pound Bolsover Homes scheme, a Pinxton woman's passion for her garden has earnt her national recognition, places are still available on the next Balanceability course, the thunder of hooves and the spectacle of knights is coming to Bolsover Castle over the bank holiday weekend, a fun-filled family day out is being planned in Creswell as the village is set to host its Community Gala and we visit Hilcote, as we take a look at the next in our series of hidden gems.

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Bolsover TV - 20 August 2021

In this episode children in Doe Lea, Bolsover and Creswell have been enjoying a summer of fun activities and nutritious meals as part of a nationwide programme, Pinxton goes potty as they look forward to staging their very own flowerpot festival, a memorial bench is due to be unveiled at Creswell Crags, Citizens Advice Bureau are offering free advice at their drop in sessions, a Bolsover man has set up a jogging club after vowing he would never run and the team at Bolsover TV had a surprise activity for the presenter to take part in at Langwith Bassett.

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Bolsover TV - 13 August 2021

In this episode the council are investing over £900k to help provide external wall insulation in Council properties, an organisation set up to help people through the past eighteen months continues to go from strength to strength, Creswell Crags is welcoming visitors back for a summer full of fun and adventure, community groups are being urged to apply for some grants, Polish speaking residents can attend a drop in session at Shirebrook Contact Centre to find out more about council services, community organisations across Bolsover District are being urged to apply for grants to help them get back up and running again and children are being encouraged to read six books during the summer holidays as part of a nationwide challenge.

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Bolsover TV - 6 August 2021

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Bolsover TV - 30 July 2021

In this week's episode:
- We speak to Councillor David Downes about the Council's new programme to help develop leisure, recreation and play facilities
- Residents have voiced concerns over the road dangers at Langwith Junction
- The Glapwell Centre has been reopened following improvements
- Creswell Events Centre has a range of entertainments on offer
- A Bolsover man has cycled the height of Everest for charity
- And volunteers at Rhubarb Farm get the thanks they deserve

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Bolsover TV - 23 July 2021

In this episode a part of Blackwell is set to be redeveloped as part of the Bolsover Homes scheme, pupils at Tibshelf Infant and Nursery School welcomed former Paralympian and disabled athletes as the school held its fifth inclusive sports day, organisations come together to take a stand in making communities safer as part of anti-social behaviour week, children enjoyed walking the plank and searching for buried treasure as they took part in a pirate themed fun day at the Go! Active leisure facility in Clowne and Palterton has been taken over once again by some strange looking figures.

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Bolsover TV - 16 July 2021

In this week's episode we visit the latest homes to be handed over as part of the Bolsover Homes scheme, we speak to the Derbyshire Law Centre about the work they are doing for our residents, a summer of adventure is planned at Pleasley, Go! Active leisure centre is set to fully reopen and we continue our search for the District's hidden gems in Whitwell.

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Bolsover TV - 9 July 2021

In this episode the Council puts out a call for sites to landowners and other stakeholders to help us identify possible locations for development and environmental improvement, a Clowne man has raised nearly five-thousand pounds for his local infants school and Sheffield Children's Hospital after he took part in a 24-hour bikeathon, the positive impacts of horticulture and gardening are reaping their rewards as Rhubarb Farm helps build the confidence of local volunteers, Palterton residents are gearing up for the return of the Flower Pot Festival, help is at hand for parents in Blackwell Parish who are struggling to get their child to ride a bike and Barlborough and Clowne WI help celebrate the NHS 73rd birthday in their time honoured tradition - with some cake!

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Bolsover TV - 2 July 2021

In this episode our street cleaning team has been recognised as one of the best performing in the country, a church organist has had the organ he has played for sixty years named after him after he finally hangs up his hymn sheets and retires, Bolsover is set to be blooming lovely this summer as the town council goes all out with its floral displays, a Glapwell man has been recognised for his unstinting devotion to the local football clubs, a new taskforce has been set up in Bolsover to help reinvigorate the town and if you want to know how to make rope or your child wants a medieval birthday party, then a business in Bolsover may just be the place for you!

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Bolsover TV - 25 June 2021
In this episode:
- Gardeners in Barlborough prepare to open their gardens to the public
- A second round of funding is available for pandemic hit businesses
- Children have been taking part in sporting jungle challenges
- Two online events are planned to help young people find work
- And, the London Marathon is being tackled by a local man to raise money for Junction Arts.
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Bolsover TV - 18 June 2021

In this episode, a campaign to bring back passenger trains to Pinxton is gathering pace, young people in Shirebrook are being given the chance to get active and learn some new skills as the town launches its bike club, residents from across the District are being kept informed about important health and community information through the Council's covid-19 link Workers, businesses in Bolsover and Shirebrook are welcoming customers back as part of the Council's Shop Local – Spend local campaign and Palterton is set to welcome back some familiar faces this year, as the second Flower Pot Festival will be staged in July.

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Bolsover TV - 11 June 2021

In this episode the Council launch their new Vision Bolsover prospectus that outlines their ambitions and identifies key projects that they say will help improve the quality of the landscape, public spaces, housing and infrastructure for years to come. Shoppers in Bolsover can take advantage of hundreds of bargains over the next couple of weeks as the town plays host to Fiver Fest, Council Leader, Steve Fritchley welcomed the Housing Minister to Shirebrook to launch the national First Homes scheme, a Shirebrook group has put out a plea for people to come and help at a local community allotment in the town and Hardwick Hall have come up with a novel idea to help pay for the restoration of the Elizabethan mansion.

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Bolsover TV - 4 June 2021

In this episode of Bolsover TV we speak to a resident who signed up to the Council's Physical Activity and Lifestyle Support service, Chairman Tom Munro is re-elected for another term, we speak to one of the organisers of Bolsover Beer Festival to find out how plans are going for the 2021 event, Councillor Tom Munro donated £1000 from his civic fund to Bolsover SAAFA and we continue our search for the District's hidden gems.

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Bolsover TV - 28 May 2021

In this episode:

-We visit Whitwell to see the latest development in the Bolsover Homes project

-The District's latest vaccination centre is due to open in Whitwell

-You could win the PEAR-fect prize in our Community Lottery

-Over 50s activities are set to return to Go! Active

-We hear from Lee Cadman and family about their businesses in Tibshelf

-And we visit Hardwick Hall to take a closer look at restoration work taking place on some of their 400-year-old tapestries

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Bolsover TV - 21 May 2021

In this episode we talk to the tenants of Parkfields in Clowne and see how they are settling into their new flats, a local community project has been handed a four hundred pound cheque from the Council Chairman, Pinxton residents are being encouraged to come up with suggestions for a poignant focal point in the village, a Bolsover business man who built up a company over the past twenty-five years has put it in the ownership of the employees, a one-man murder mystery with a poignant twist is set to be staged at Doe Lea Resource Centre and And we visit the first of our hidden gems which contains a Roman Fridge and a spring with water that supposedly makes you grow taller if you drink it.

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Bolsover TV - 14 May 2021

In this episode communities and business in Shirebrook are coming together to help a local community group continue their essential services, you could win twenty-five thousand pounds in the first draw of the Bolsover District Community Lottery scheme, two new councillors have been elected to Bolsover District Council, Hardwick Hall is set to reopen its doors to the public, Councillor Deborah Watson and the Roadchef Service Station have come together to help keep the area clean and tidy and a Shirebrook couple are turning discarded and used crisp packets into blankets to help the homeless and vulnerable

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Bolsover TV - 7 May 2021
In this episode:
- The Council has joined the global Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Scheme
- Parkfields in Clowne is undergoing a £1.5 million refurbishment
- A South Normanton has lovingly restored a WW2 motorcycle in time for VE Day
- Four new electric charging points have been installed in Bolsover town centre
- We look to reveal some of the hidden gems across Bolsover District and want your suggestions as well
- And we'll tell you which singer has inspired a member of Team's GB's squad - ahead of next year's Special Olympics
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Bolsover TV - 30 April 2021
In this episode:
- The Council's new Growth Strategy is approved
- Up to four hundred saplings have been planted at Hilltop in Pinxton as the council continues its drive to plant one million trees
- Visitors to Barlborough can enjoy a walk around some beautiful gardens this weekend
- Play the beautiful game – at walking pace - as we attend one of the Walking Football session at Go! Active
- And we try out some delicious doughnuts as Project D are on a mission to provide the world's best doughnut
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Bolsover TV - 23 April 2021
In this episode:
- Bolsover Homes celebrates its first property being built
- Derbyshire Fire and Rescue tell us about their new FireStoppers scheme
- Residents across Bolsover District are being encouraged to complete a Skills Survey and be in with a chance of winning two hundred and fifty pounds
- With grass roots sport back on the pitch, Bolsover Bulls Rugby League club are wanting to attract more players
- Elections are taking place on 6 May, but things may be a little different to when you voted last
- And we visit Shirebrook market to speak to the traders to see what the future of markets hold.
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Bolsover TV - 16 April 2021

In this episode award winning local engineering firm Penny Hydraulics is going from strength to strength after receiving a ten thousand pound grant from Bolsover District Council, a craft courtyard in Bolsover has been given a makeover to help celebrate its third birthday, Bolsover District Council have launched a new service to help deaf people access council services with ease, three more people have been issued with Fixed Penalty Notices for waste offences across the District and tickets are now on sale for the Council's new lottery scheme and you could be in with a chance of winning £25,000.

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Bolsover TV - 9 April 2021

In this episode, a local couple have turned their hobby into a blossoming business, Council Leader, Steve Fritchley expresses his disappointment at being in Priority two for the Levelling Up Fund, Creswell Crags receive a cash boost ahead of re-opening to the public, the Council's Go! Active leisure facility will be opening its doors again to help people keep fit and healthy and residents and visitors to Bolsover will be able to take part in a dragon Easter egg hunt.

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Bolsover TV - 2 April 2021

In this week's episode:
• A traditional blacksmith's from Tibshelf is thriving and keeping this ancient tradition alive
• Residents are encouraged to save time and do their council business online
• We check in on an economic loan fund that aims to support and help local businesses prosper
• Bolsover Castle has reopened its doors to visitors
• Residents are reminded to register to vote for the upcoming elections
• And we visit Tibshelf to see who has been adding a bit of extra colour to the area.

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Bolsover TV - 26 March 2021

In this week's episode we speak to Councillor Liz Smyth about the Council's new tourism strategy, we visit Barlborough to talk about a possible solution to broadband woes, we learn more about Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service's Hot Works campaign and Joe Mason tells us about plans for the 2021 Louise Smalley Challenge Walk.

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Bolsover TV - 19 March 2021

In this week's episode we talk to two former Shirebrook miners about their campaign to erect a memorial in the town's square, a whopping ten thousand Covid-19 vaccinations have been undertaken at Pinxton Village Hall, households across Bolsover District are being urged to complete the Census 2021 forms that have recently dropped through their letterboxes, the Council is looking to revamp its Super Tots sessions, farming methods dating back to the early nineteenth century are starting to reap the benefits for Happy Roots Farm and a metalcore band from Sheffield have recorded their latest music video at the historic Pleasley Vale Mills.

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Bolsover TV - 12 March 2021

In this episode: a £270k grant has been received to help plant trees, we give an update on their thirty-two million pound Bolsover Homes scheme, twenty-four lucky youngsters have the opportunity of a once-in-a-lifetime expedition to South Africa, community testing for Covid-19 is now available at Hillstown Village Hall, Our latest Balanceability course is launched, Claire Bergmann talks to us about the i-Venture programme and we get to meet some cuddly alpacas at a new business venture in Whaley.

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Bolsover TV - 5 March 2021
In this episode:
- A Council apprentice tells us how the scheme has helped him into full-time employment
- Local residents in Blackwell have shown their creative side as some new, larger than life wood sculptures have been popping up along Blackwell Trail.
- Green bin collections will start again from 15 March after a break during the winter months.
- Good causes across Bolsover District can now start to benefit from the Council's Community Lottery Scheme
- Dog walkers are being warned about a scam targeting them
- And, Whitwell Parish Council have taken ownership of their first electric vehicle.
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Bolsover TV - 26 February 2021

In this episode Councillor Nick Clarke talks to us about four new electric charging points being installed in Bolsover, after being made redundant a Tibshelf woman has set up her own business which is going from strength to strength, local communities in Pinxton can sleep easy at night after a problem property was boarded up for three months due to anti-social behaviour, WRAP encourage people to take part in Food Action Acton, Council staff receive praise from residents for their work during the recent cold snap and as we look to come out of the latest lockdown, we have a go at Disc Golf.

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Bolsover TV - 19 February 2021

In this episode Council Leader, Steve Fritchley talks to us about a Skills Audit the Council is undertaking, businesses and residents in our four town centres are being urged to complete surveys as we look to introduce Recovery Plans to bolster the economy. The Council and Action Housing are urging empty property owners to contact them so they can help bring their property back into use, a councillor from Clowne is taking up a fight against the Department for Work and Pensions after being told their Post Office Card Account will close in November a Bolsover resident is issued with a £100 Fixed Penalty Notice for failing to clear up after their dog and a fundraising effort is being mounted to bring back a family clubhouse at Glapwell FC.

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Bolsover TV - 12 February 2021
In this episode:
- A business park on the outskirts of Bolsover is starting to take shape.
- A nuisance motorcyclist was identified and warned about their future conduct within twelve minutes of our CAN Rangers receiving a call.
- Pinxton residents can now get their Coronavirus vaccination in the village.
- We look forward to the Good Causes Launch of our Community Lottery Scheme.
- And Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service talk to us about fire safety in the home.
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Bolsover TV - 5 February 2021

In this weeks episode we talk to Council Leader, Steve Fritchley about some new Community Champions, a dog owner was fined £100 for not clearing up after their pet, Colin Hampton from the Derbyshire Unemployed Workers centre tells us why it is important people contact them about their services, local trades are being encouraged to register their interest as part of a £36 million Bolsover Homes scheme and a Bolsover resident tells us why she has started a nature journal.

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Bolsover TV - 25 January 2021

In this programme we take a look at the B@Home scheme which has seen 103 new council properties built over the past five years. We speak to 1st Whitwell Scouts and Guides about how they are managing during lockdown, we visit the community testing centre in South Normanton and Cllr Liz Smyth tells us about an Economic Loan Fund to help local businesses.

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Bolsover TV - 11 January 2021

In this programme we visit a new local radio station based in Creswell, the Council is holding a 'Meet the Buyer' event at the end of the month, you can sign up to receive the latest news from the Council, we take a look at five new flats in Whitwell and we visit the Flower Bee in Creswell to talk to owner Sue Beswick.

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Bolsover TV - 28 December 2020

In this episode we take a look at some of the highlights and stories we've featured in 2020 and some of the bloopers and mishaps from the team behind Bolsover TV.

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Bolsover TV - 14 December 2020

In this episode we visit Derbyshire Vape who have joined the ShopAppy website, we talk to a business in Bolsover about how they have managed during the lockdowns, Shirebrook north west could be in line for a £2 million windfall, Tom Pepper from Pinxton has a plaque erected in his honour, we take a look at an innovative training product by Coach Spar and some Pinxton Heroes have been out helping the local community.

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Bolsover TV - 30 November 2020

In this episode we visit Bolsover Woodlands to see how they are marking their 20th anniversary, we take a trip to the new retail space of Bigg Interiors, residents are reminded of the green bin winter suspension, we launch our new community and voluntary group directory, Go! Active leisure facilities are to re-open and we talk to an allotment owner in Bolsover who tells us how having the opportunity to spend time outside during lockdown has helped her mental health.

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Bolsover TV - 16 November 2020

In this episode we visit a wildlife garden in Whitwell, we talk to Ellie from Pinxton who has set up her own sing-a-long business, residents in Carr Vale have started a campaign to get their bus service back up and running, we take a look at the places you can exercise and keep fit near you and we take a look at some of the remembrance displays in the District.

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Bolsover TV - 2 November 2020

In this episode we find out more about the Council's ambitions to plant more trees in the district. We speak to Junction Arts about the arrangements they have made to make sure the Bolsover Lantern Parade can take place despite restrictions. A new email newsletter has been launched and we talk to Council Leader Steve Fritchley about how he plans to support children who might miss out on meals during the school holidays.

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Bolsover TV - 19 October 2020

In this programme a new £36 million house building scheme is launched, a wildlife garden at Hodthorpe Primary School receives a makeover, we visit the Area 51 martial arts and tricking academy, we look at a project in Blackwell Parish that has seen colourful crests appeared throughout the parish, the high street in Tibshelf is set to see a significant change and a new community awards scheme is launched to help recognise the good and kindness of people in our communities.

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Bolsover TV - 5 October 2020

In this episode we look at the Council's new community lottery scheme and how it will work, we remember former Council Leader, Harold Scrimshaw OBE who recently passed away, 70 years on and Creswell remembers the mining disaster that claimed 80 lives. A sports ground in South Normanton was renamed Jim Sims Sports Ground, Bolsover Town FC lift the League Cup, the Council win gold at a Health and Safety awards ceremony and a poet from Whitwell has had his first book published.

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21 September 2020

We visit Gifted With Love in Bolsover to see how they are getting on in their new premises, we have a chat with author Fern Paisley to find out more about her new book, we took a look at Old Bolsover Yard's first event since Lockdown, Bolsover Bulls are back in the District and looking for members and we had a walk round South Normanton to look for scarecrow sculptures.

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Bolsover TV - 7 September 2020

In this episode we visit Elite Lubricants a 30-year old Tibshelf company, we have a sneak preview of the Council's new website, Pleasley Pit and County Park are starting to get back to normal, we paid a visit to Bolsover Town FC to see how they are doing now they have started training and playing again and we look at the amazing sculptures created by residents of Palterton for their Flower Pot Festival.

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Bolsover TV - 24 August 2020

In this programme we visit Barlborough Heritage and Resource Centre to see what they offer, we talk to Bassetlaw Community Voluntary Sector about a new project called Home from Hospital, we try a few exercises at home aimed at the vulnerable and less mobile, Old Bolsover Yard is staging a Makers Market and Bolsover Bulls are holding an open day on 6 September and a toucan crossing has finally been installed in Barlborough after a four year campaign.

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Bolsover TV - 10 August 2020

In this episode we talk to Councillor Clive Moesby about the council's finances, we visit Shirebrook to see how a Church Yard Sale went and look at a refurbished multi-use games area we talk to Tibshelf Local History and Civic Society about their new project 'Miners to Medics' and our presenter takes to four legs as Derbyshire Pony Trekking put him through his paces.

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Bolsover TV - 27 July 2020

In this episode we talk to Creswell Crags about reopening on 1 August, we visit the stylish salon Hair Within in Bolsover, residents in Palterton are encouraged to take part in the forthcoming Flower Pot Festival, The Lemon Tree cafe is set to open its doors again to customers, we have a go at bowls, Limestone House in Creswell tell us what they can offer the local community and Whitwell Well Dressing takes place, but with a difference.

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Bolsover TV - 13 July 2020

In this episode we speak to local artist Andrew Tebbs about his latest creation celebrating the life of Fred Kitchen, we visit the new Nutmeg clothing and home store in Bolsover, we speak to two councillors about bringing back a street market to Clowne, see how Pinxton resident Nan Teece celebrated her 106th birthday and South Normanton residents have two new benches to sit and relax on.

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Bolsover TV - 29 June 2020

In this programme we visit one of the best kept secrets in Bolsover District - Doe Hill Country Park. We talk to South Normanton Food share about the amazing work they are doing, we take to the trails of the District on a mountain bike, Bolsover Drama Group show us how they are keeping people entertained virtually, Bolsover Castle announce they are re-opening their doors to visitors, businesses across the District can take advantage of two schemes by the Council to help promote themselves and Palterton are set to host the inaugural flower Pot Festival.

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Bolsover TV - 15 June 2020

In this programme we talk to Shirebrook Neighbourhood Allotment Group about their food parcels with a twist, we visit Bolsover Woodlands to see how they have been coping over the past few months, Rhubarb Farm make a plea for funding to help them, we announce our Contact Centres are open to the public, we launch our new Sports section and we talk to Billy Eccles from Pinxton about why people think he is a hero.

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Bolsover TV - 1 June 2020

In this episode we speak to Junction Arts about their latest projects, visit the Brook Church and Centre and Clowne Community Association to see how they are helping vulnerable people in their communities. We also speak to 90-year old local artist Ken Brown about taking his classes online and give some good news to Pinxton residents as plans to reinstate the former Maid Marian train line have taken a step closer to becoming reality.

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Bolsover TV - 18 May 2020

In this episode we look at the Council's new four year house building programme called Bolsover Homes, we talk to the CEO of Citizens Advice Bureau about how people can access their services, we take a look at some of the tributes to NHS and key workers and the 75th Anniversary of VE Day, we look back at the second in our series of what the Council has done over the past 12 months and we talk to Bolsover singer, Anthony Parsons about his charity single Rise Above It All.

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Bolsover TV - 4 May 2020

In this episode we see how the Sewing Room from Shirebrook and Castle Sewing Hub in Bolsover are making face masks and scrub bags for the local community and hospitals, we take a look back at what the Council has done over the past twelve months, inactive families at two schools get a £1,000 boost, we catch up with Glapwell Cricket Club to see how they are coping in the current climate and community groups and charities can get funding to help deal with Covid-19.

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Bolsover TV - 20 April 2020

In this episode we talk to Councillor Duncan McGregor about the reinstatement of the Sunday passenger service to the Robin Hood Line, Shirebrook Cricket Club are appealing for a new Chair, we launch Bolsover's Got Lockdown Talent and ask for your talent videos, Council Leader Steve Fritchley gives the latest update on the coronavirus situation and we want budding actors, script writers and set designers to come forward and be part of a new Amateur Dramatics Society.

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Bolsover TV - 6 April 2020

In this episode the Council Leader, Steve Fritchley gives an update on Council services during the coronavirus pandemic, we ask you for your photographs of the District - past and present, we talk to Creswell Crags whose future hangs in the balance due to financial pressures and the lack of income due to coronavirus, we see what help the Council is providing for Armed Forces personnel and their families and as Bolsover TV is a year old we have a 60 second round-up of the stories we have covered.

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Bolsover TV - 23 March 2020

In this episode the Council Leader, Steve Fritchley reassures residents that essential services will continue during the coronavirus pandemic, we visit the new offices of Derbyshire Unemployed Workers Centre in Shirebrook, we talk to a shop owner in Bolsover about how she is bouncing back after being burgled and the Arc Angles Walking Netball group show us how to keep active whilst having fun.

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Bolsover TV - 9 March 2020

In this episode we see what the adopted Local Plan for Bolsover District will mean for local communities, we talk to the Crags/Whitwell Surgery PPG chairman Derek Stiff about the group, visit the opening of a new shop in Langwith, see how rehearsals are going for Bolsover Drama Groups latest production and talk to Joe Mason from Whitwell about an award he received from Towards an active Derbyshire.

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Bolsover TV - 24 February 2020

In this episode we talk to Release charity CEO Paul Stears about how they can help local people, visit Old Bolsover Yard to see how they will use some National Lottery funding, see how Bolsover Civic Society are making the town greener, visit Pinxton Manor Care Home as they won Home of the Year and attend Glebe Junior School in South Normanton as pupil Winston Hill aims to become a national Table Tennis Champion.

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Bolsover TV - 10 February 2020

In this episode we talk to Council Leader, Steve Fritchley about his ambitions, visit Bolsover Bulls Rugby League Club, celebrate with 10 community groups who each received a cheque for £500, look at some family friendly cycle rides that will take place over the coming months and attended an event to mark the 250th anniversary of Peter Fidler who explored and mapped the Canadian wilderness.

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Bolsover TV - 27 January 2020

In this programme we talk to Paul Baker at Creswell Crags who tells us it costs over £320,000 a year to run the historic site, we visit Pleasley Pit to see how the new visitor centre and cafe are progressing, Council Leader Steve Fritchley talks to us about Dennis Skinner and we hear how the Council has received a clean bill of health from an external audit.

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Bolsover TV - 13 January 2020

In this programme we celebrate our waste and street cleaning services who were nominated as amongst the top 10 best performing in the UK, we announce a new social activity hub in South Normanton, we take a look back at the St Luke's Christmas Tree Festival in Whaley Thorns and give people the chance to join the exclusive 365 household deal at our Go! Active leisure facility.

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Bolsover TV - 16 December 2019

In this programme we feature Bolsover Drama Group, visited Alex Peake from Shirebrook who become the first to achieve both the bronze and the silver awards under the iDEA scheme, we see how the Tibshelf Neighbourhood Plan is going, we take a look at a course that is helping children to ride their bikes and we have some festive cheer at the Barlborough Methodist Church Christmas Party.

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Bolsover TV - 2 December 2019

In this episode we talk to Carr Vale FC about setting up a new ladies team, we attended the popular Bolsover Lantern Parade event, we visited the new Morrisons store in Bolsover, a new show home has opened at the Keepmoat housing development in Shirebrook, a business in Barlborough has been fined £40,000 for food hygiene offences and we round up some of the Christmas events taking place across the District over the next two weeks.

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Bolsover TV - 18 November 2019

In this episode we talk to the Clowne and Barlborough Walking Group, take a look behind the scenes at a Lantern Making Workshop, tell you about two new electric vehicle charging points being installed at the council offices, remind residents of the green bin suspension over the winter period and we attended the Louise Smalley Charity Walk presentation evening.

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Bolsover TV - 4 November 2019

In this episode we visit the Armed Forces charity SSAFA, we talk to the Freedom Project, we see what a regional award means to Creswell Crags, we speak to the manager of the new Morrisons store in Bolsover and look forward to the Bolsover Lantern Parade.

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Bolsover TV - 21 October 2019

In this episode we take a look around Pinxton visiting the high street to talk to some businesses, saw a blue plaque unveiled for John King the inventor of the mine cage detaching hook, which is credited with saving the lives of many miners and is still in use today, visited the Pinxton community gym, took a stroll to Pinxton Wharf and saw what else the village has to offer.

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Bolsover TV - 7 October 2019

In this episode we visit 2Shires Credit Union to see how they can help people manage their money better, we see how Doe Lea Resource Centre is bringing old instruments back to life, a disused building in Whitwell is to be bought back into use, a new dog walking club has been launched in Hillstown, Elmton has proved why it is blooming lovely after being voted the Best Small Village at the recent 'In Bloom' award and residents in Pinxton enjoyed some tasty treats recently as part of the MacMillan Coffee Morning.

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Bolsover TV - 23 September 2019

In this episode we visit Pleasley Pit to see what they are going to do with a £164,000 grant, we talk to a 9-year old from Clowne who saved her friends life on holiday, South Normanton is hosting Pick n Mix activity session for the over 50s, we take a look at the age old tradition of archery with the St Sebastian Archers in Bolsover and we see what events are taking place over the next two weeks.

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Bolsover TV - 9 September 2019

In this episode we visit a woman who has just come back from the Transplant Games in Gateshead, parents in Creswell are taking a fight to Derbyshire County Council to give their kids a chance to get a bus to school, we look at how young and old alike have been getting creative and three young men show how the entrepreneurial spirit is still alive with their Detailing Detectives business.

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Bolsover TV - 27 August 2019

In this episode we take a look around Barlborough visiting their Heritage Centre and Country Park, we meet a new author from Shirebrook, we see how visitors to Creswell Crags are enjoying the site in a unique way, we saw a new meadow and woodland in Hilcote open and we round-up what events are happening in the District over the next two weeks.

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Bolsover TV - 12 August 2019

In this episode we take a look at the Prepared to Save a Life campaign, feature how Bolsover District has been voted the best countryside place to live in the UK, visit a new scheme in Shirebrook to see how they are helping hard to reach youngsters and isolated adults, look at where the next B@Home properties are going to be built and round-up what events are happening in the District over the next two weeks.

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Bolsover TV - 29 July 2019

In this episode we feature a diner in Whitwell that is offering visitors a bistro experience, we hear how the former Coalite site is being redeveloped, we look at the second phase of our Business Growth Fund which has been launched, we take a look how a new leisure facility in Creswell has took a step closer to becoming reality and we have a round-up of events happening in the District over the next two weeks.

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Bolsover TV - 15 July 2019

In this episode we feature a community project in Hodthorpe who are helping the elderly and isolated, a local bowls club who are trying to attract more members, New Bolsover Model Village sees its last chimney stack installed as part of a £10 million project and we have a round-up of events happening in the District over the next two weeks.

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Bolsover TV - 1 July 2019

In this episode we feature the ancient art of Well Dressing in Whitwell, the charity Just Good Friends Club and how they are helping adults with learning disabilities, a bijou cafe in Creswell, how you can nominate for our Sports Awards and we have a round-up of events happening in the District over the next two weeks.

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Bolsover TV - 17 June 2019

In this episode we feature a new business in Creswell that aims to be a cut above the rest, a community project that celebrates the mining history in Clowne, Glapwell Cricket Club who are encouraging kids into the sport, we talk to the organiser of the Bolsover Food and Drink Festival and we have a round-up of events happening in the District over the next two weeks.

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Bolsover TV - 3 June 2019

In this episode we take a look at how a new business is helping children learn from nature and the great outdoors and we visit a once derelict building that is now a thriving pub in Pinxton. We also see how sports sessions are helping children at Creswell Infants School live a healthier lifestyle, delve into the mining heritage past with a look behind the scenes at Pleasley Pit, have a chat with the new Council Leader and see what could become Bolsover's signature dish.

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Bolsover TV - 7 May 2019

Bolsover TV edition number three features the Louise Smalley Walk and it's success, how we are getting you people fit at Go! Active Leisure Centre, how independent businesses in the Old Yard at Bolsover are making a real success of it. Plus lots more of latest news and events in the area.

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Bolsover TV - 1 April 2019

The second episode is here! This month's episode features Naysmith Bulwell in Pinxton who have an apprenticeship scheme developing new and emerging engineering talent. We visit Whitwell and how the Pick n Mix event is combating loneliness. We also see the new sculpture in Doe Lea and see how a building in Whaley Thorns has been brought back to life.

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Bolsover TV - 4 March 2019

Our monthly news programme featuring the latest news and views from across Bolsover District. This episode features The Chip Inn at Whitwell. A high street in Langwith which is thriving with businesses, recycling and what goes in what bin, our film launch on Bolsover TV and how the Miners Welfare building in Creswell has been brought back into use.

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Community

Deaf-initely Women

Deafinitely Women is a support group in Derbyshire for women with hearing impairments. We spoke to Rachel who told us about the services they offer and how to get in touch.

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History of Barlborough book

The history of Barlborough has been bought to life in a fascinating book, giving an insight into Barlborough shortly after the end of the Second World War. The publication is based on writings and observations of Reginald - or Rex - Atkin who was headmaster of Barlborough County Primary School from 1937 until he retired in 1968.

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Monitoring air quality in Pinxton

With the M1 motorway running alongside it and a number of heavy goods vehicles constantly driving through the village on a daily basis, pollution is more prevalent in Pinxton than in other areas. We take a look at what is being done to help combat it.

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Bolsover District Community Lottery

Sign up to play our Bolsover District Community Lottery and help good causes in your local community.

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Sing Out Strong Choir comes to Bolsover

Music has the power to boost moods, forge connections, transform imaginations and calm the mind. And for one lady, that was the whole reason for setting up Sing Out Strong in 2019! We went along to speak to local organiser Vicky about the benefits of the choir and why people should join the Bolsover branch.

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Shadows of a Bright Forest

Local Barlborough man, Christopher Bark gives us an insight into his recently published book based on several true stories and his own experiences in remote areas of the Amazon.

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Greater Creative

A series of public art pieces have been created in Westhouses, Newton, Blackwell and Hilcote. All have been created with help from the community and reflect something about the area which is important to local history.

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Riding for Smiles

Riding for Smiles is a charity based in Creswell who work with children with special educational needs. They provide ridiing lessons and the opportunity to work with the horses at Coloured Cob Equestrian Centre which has a huge positive impact on the children.

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Pilots wanted for new Triobike

The Council is on the look-out for volunteers to become 'pilots' for their new Trio Bike, which helps older people get out in the fresh air and reconnecting with their community. The Trio Bike is available to hire out to care homes, sheltered accommodation and nursing homes to enable their elderly residents to get out and about in their community.

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The Winter family embark on a Custom and Self Build Home scheme

As the Council is encouraging more people to build their own custom or self-build properties, Alexei and Beth Winter are in the process of buying a plot of land in Clowne and embarking on an ambitious plan to build their own three-bedroom bungalow.

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The Titanic drawn in five minutes

Watch as local artist Ken Brown draws the Titanic in five-minutes.

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Art Class in Langwith Junction

91 year old Ken Brown has been drawing for 70 years, so we went along to one of his classes to see if we could pick up any techniques.

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Whitwell Music Festival

After being cancelled in 2020, Whitwell Music Festival is back for 2021 with some top quality acts. Headliners such as The Undercover Hippy, The Barsteward Sons of Val Doonican and Funke and the Two Tone Baby will entertain the crowds and boasting to be 100% mud free, this community festival is one certainly not to miss.

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Summer Reading Challenge

The Wind in the Willows, The Story of Tracy Beaker, James and the Giant Peach and The Gruffalo are all books we read when we were young. And children from across Bolsover District are being encouraged to read at least six books during the summer holidays as part of a nationwide summer reading challenge.

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This Girl Codes

A three year project called This Girl Codes aims to encourage the take up of STEM subjects in school with a focus on encouraging female students to study these traditionally male subjects. Using art and heritage mixed with science, technology, engineering and maths, Junction Arts are hoping to teach people of all ages more about all of these subjects and potentially spark a lifelong passion for them.

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Tibshelf School Paralympic Day

Tibshelf Infant and Nursery School welcomed a number of former Paralympic and disabled athletes to their school recently as they held a sports fun day with a difference. The children took part in a variety of disability sports such as wheelchair basketball, blind football, boccia and sitting volleyball along with golf, rugby and tennis. This is the fifth time the school have held such an inclusive day.

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Life on the farm

For the past decade Rhubarb Farm in Langwith has been helping local people and volunteers learn new skills. From working with animals and horticulture to exposure to nature and physical exercise - all this contributes to their volunteers feel-good factor and learning new skills.

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Church organist retires after 60 years

Arthur Stamper is a second generation organist at St John the Baptist Church in Clowne. But after 60 years in the hot seat he has finally decided to hang up his music books and let some one else take over.

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Barlborough Gardens - National Garden Scheme

Visitors to Barlborough on 3 and 4 July 2021 will be able to add a bit of colour to their lives as properties in the village are opening their garden gates as they take part in the National Open Garden Scheme.

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Campaign to bring back Pinxton Train Station

Pinxton has a long associated history with trains as the line that runs through the village is the oldest continuously used railway track in the world, but is only used for freight at present. Local councillor for Pinxton, Mary Dooley is campaigning to bring back passenger trains and build a train station to replace the one that closed down in 1958.

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Cadmans Animal Feeds and White Hart, Tibshelf

We speak to the Cadman family of Tibshelf who have expanded their business during lockdown by refurbishing and opening a pub and cafe next door to their animal feed business.

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Crisp Packet Blankets Project Shirebrook

Debs and Simon Booth from Shirebrook have started up a project are turning discarded crisp packets into blankets for the homeless and vulnerable

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Working together to tackle litter and flytipping in Tibshelf

Local councillor for Tibshelf, Deborah Watson and Rob Allen from Roadchef Motorway Service Station tell us why they have joined forces in the battle against litter and fly tipping to keep the footpaths and roads in and around Tibshelf clean and tidy.

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Callum Mills - Team GB Inclusive Figure Skater

Callum Mills from Shuttlewood has won countless medals as an inclusive Figure Skating star and he is now training hard as he prepares for the Special Olympics World Winter Games in Kazan, Russia in January 2022.

Callum, who trains at the Lammas Leisure Centre in Sutton and Bradford Ice Arena told us how excited he is for the Olympics and why global superstar Lady Gaga has played a big role in his preparations for next year's event.

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Restoring a WW2 Motorcycle

Brian Lewis from South Normanton has spent five months rebuilding this WW2 motorcycle and he told us about why he did it and his passion for motorcycles.

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Shirebrook Market

Markets traders in Shirebrook Market say it is a wonderful place and urge more traders to stand.

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FireStoppers - a new Derbyshire Fire and Rescue scheme

Station Manager Darren Perrott tells us about FireStoppers, a new and anonymous way for people to report any concerns or deliberate firesetting. Report instances on 0800 169 5558 or www.firestoppersreport.co.uk

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Tibshelf Green Bunch

The Tibshelf Green Bunch have been planting flowers around the village to brighten up the area and bring a bit of cheer. The Green Bunch is made up of local volunteers who aim to use flowers and horticulture to brighten disused and grey spaces. They hope that the bright spaces will enhance both mental and physical well-being of local people.

Sara and Angie from the group told us a bit more about what they do and what they are aiming to achieve.

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Shirebrook Colliery Memorial Fund

Shirebrook pit closed almost thirty years ago in 1993, but two former miners are on a mission to raise £180,000 to erect a memorial in the town's market square.

Baz Henderson and Bruce Towers set up the Shirebrook Miners Memorial Fund to help raise the money and are over half way there. They tell us why they started the fund and what it means to them.

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While She Sleeps

Mat Welsh and Lawrence Taylor from Metal Core band, While She Sleeps tell us about their new single, why they filmed it at Pleasley Vale Business Park and what being in a band means to them.

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i-Venture 2022

In July 2022,students from three schools – Frederick Gent, Shirebrook Academy and Stubbin Wood – will represent Bolsover District and take part in a, once-in-a-lifetime expedition to South Africa. This life-enhancing citizenship project is part of the i-Venture scheme and Claire Bergmann told us a bit more about the project.

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2021 Louise Smalley Walk

The Louise Smalley Walk is an annual sponsored challenge walk, 40 miles in length to help raise money for local charities and good causes. 2021 is a Flower Route. Why not sign up, see the history and culture of the area, get fit and help raise some valuable funds for charities.

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Blackwell Wood Sculptures

If you walk along the Blackwell Trail you may come across some rather large wooden sculptures. A miner, a bell, a miners' lamp and a bird bath on top of a tree are just some of the sculptures that have been designed by local people and carved out of wood by sculptor Andrew Frost.

Led by Platform 31, a women-led organisation working across the arts, culture, community and education sectors in the East Midlands, the designs are based on the local heritage, community and wildlife in the area.

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Tribute to Captain Sir Tom Moore

Councillor Natalie Hoy - "Captain Sir Tom Moore, inspired and lifted a nation, I wanted to arrange a tribute on behalf of Bolsover and all of its residents to acknowledge this incredible gentleman.

"With Bolsover Castle being our most recognised landmark in the area, I felt this would be the ideal location for this tribute."

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Bolsover District Community Lottery

Our brand new Bolsover District Community Lottery starts in May, but good causes such as community groups and charities can start to benefit now. Sign up to our good causes launch on Monday 1 March and find out how.

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Glapwell Football Club

Jamie Wajs, Chair of Glapwell FC and Cllr Tony Trafford, Chair of Glapwell Parish Council talk to use about their ambitions for bringing the good times back to Hall corner.

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Fire Safety advice from Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service

Jeff 'Larry' Lloyd, Community Safety Officer for Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service talks to us about fire safety in the home, what are the two important messages he tries to get across and also reveals a few stories from his time as an operational fire fighter.

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Pinxton Vaccination Centre

The communities of Pinxton and surrounding areas are now able to visit the local village hall to get their Coronavirus vaccination. Nicky Patel from Pinxton Pharmacy, local councillors and Pinxton Parish Council tell us what has been involved to get the vaccination centre open.

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Sarah Bennett's Nature Journal

Inspired by a book written by Edith Holden in 1906, Sarah Bennett from Bolsover talks to us about her nature journal and why she is recording her thoughts and what she sees on her daily walks.

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Derbyshire Unemployed Workers Centre

Colin Hampton from the Derbyshire Unemployed Workers Centre talks to us about the centre can help those out of work and in need of help and advice.

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1st Whitwell Scouts and Guides

We talk to some of the Leaders from the 1st Whitwell Scout and Guide group about how the past year has been from them and what plans they have for 2021.

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Stay Home- Look into my eyes

This short infographic film demonstrates how quickly the new Covid-19 variant spreads. The film demonstrates how in some parts of the country 1 in 30 people are infected with the virus, so bending the rules could be fatal.

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Crags Radio

We visited Crags Radio, the new local community radio station for Creswell to talk to John Steemson about the station and what the local community can expect.

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Crags Radio Advert

Advert promoting new community radio station for Creswell - Crags Radio

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Allotments and how they help with mental health

We spoke to Tania Holmes from Bolsover about how tending her allotment has helped with her mental health and physical wellbeing.

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Hands. Face. Space. advert

Hands. Face. Space. Government advert

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Interview with Pinxton's Blues Brothers tribute Billy Eccles

Pinxton's Billy Eccles aka 'Joilet Jake Blues' a Blues Brothers tribute has been filling the streets of the area with music during lockdown. He has been driving around the area in his famous blues mobile replica and playing music to help put a smile on local communities' faces. We caught up with Bill whilst he was out and about to see why he was doing this.

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Documentaries

The importance of local democracy

Local democracy is part of society. It helps provide a voice for local people and provides local communities with a focal point for the services they receive. Services such as bin collections, planning, housing and leisure are all provided by your local district council.

But plans have been discussed at a county level to create a unitary authority which could impact upon the services you receive. We went out on the streets of Bolsover District to ask what local residents, businesses and councillors thought of the idea.

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HS2 - the social and economic impact upon Bolsover District

A short documentary highlighting the social and economic impact of the proposed HS2 on Bolsover District. Interviews were undertaken with local residents, businesses and HS2.

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Council Services

Kickstart success

Jake was placed on a Kickstart Scheme with Robert Woodhead Ltd and is now working for them as a labourer.

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Blackwell Speed Watch

Blackwell councillor, Clive Moesby tells us about his drive to improve speed awareness and road safety throughout the parish.

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New housing set for Whaley Thorns

Nineteen new council properties are set to be built in Whaley Thorns after the Council granted them planning permission. Council Leader and local councillor for Langwith, Steve Fritchley and Cabinet Member for Housing and local councillor Langwith, Sandra Peake told us why it was important to build these properties.

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Physical Activity and Lifestyle Support

PALS, which stands for Physical Activity and Lifestyle Support, is a programme aimed at changing behaviours and finding solutions to help people face whatever daily challenges they face.

PALS brings together different agencies and services to support individuals and families in their households and within their lives. It helps to assess their needs, unpick situations, and provide consistent support in an effort to improve their lifestyle and become more physically active.

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Bolsover Homes update - June 2021

The £36 million Bolsover Homes project aiming to build council houses over the next four years continues with the handover of three properties in Whitwell. The three, two-bedroomed properties on Claylands Road are the latest homes to be completed and handed over to the Council as part of the Bolsover Homes scheme.

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Council Leader talks to the BBC about Levelling Up

Tony Roe, the BBC East Midlands political editor chats to Council Leader, Steve Fritchley about Levelling Up. They had a look around at some of the projects the Council Leader is looking to implement through his new document 'Vision Bolsover'.

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Elections - 6 May 2021

Information on voting at our polling stations on Thursday 6 May 2021.

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Town Centre Recovery Plans

Chris Gregory from Heartflood tells us about the Council's plans to bolster the local economy and is encouraging businesses and residents in our four town centres to complete surveys so Recovery Plans can be produced.

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B@Home Completion

The final council house in a four-year building project has been completed and handed over to Bolsover District Council. The Council, in partnership with Robert Woodhead Ltd embarked on the £14.7 million programme in 2015 to build over 100 high quality, energy efficient homes. We spoke to Cabinet Member for Housing, Cllr Sandra Peake from Bolsover District Council and David Pearson from contractors Robert Woodhead Ltd about the scheme.

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Sign up to our E-Newsletters

Sign up to our E-Newsletters and get the latest news and views from the Council and across the District direct to your inbox.

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Reporting dog fouling

Advert promoting how to report dog fouling problems across Bolsover District

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No More Rubbish Excuses

Advert promoting how to report litter problems across Bolsover District

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Test and Trace Support Payment Scheme

Government video on the Test and Trace Support Payment scheme

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Leaders Update - National Lockdown

Council Leader, Steve Fritchley gives an update on council services due to the latest national lockdown measures.

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Celebrating our Communities

Bolsover District has a population of over 77,000 people and the communities and groups within them are the lifeblood of our society. We want to encourage people to become part of their community, join a local group and help reinvigorate that pride and spirit.

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Council Leader update on services during coronavirus pandemic (10 April 2020)

Council Leader, Steve Fritchley gives an update on the council services during the coronavirus pandemic.

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Council Meeting - 4 March 2020

Council meeting held on 4 March 2020

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Council Meeting - 19 February 2020

Council meeting staged on Wednesday 19 February 2020

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Council Meeting 15 January 2020

Council meeting held on Wednesday 15 January 2020

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Council Meeting 13 November 2019

Council meeting held on Wednesday 13 November 2019

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Hillstown Dog Walking Club

Kick off your weekend with a healthy dog walk around the area. Hillstown Dog Walking Club meet every Saturday at Hillstown Village Hall at 10am. Non dog owners are also welcome. For more information telephone Malcolm Smith on 01246 242358.

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Council Meeting 11 September 2019

Council meeting held on Wednesday 11 September 2019.

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Council Meeting 17 July 2019

Full Council meeting held at The Arc on Wednesday 17 July 2019

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Council Meeting 22 May 2019

Full Council meeting held at The Arc on Wednesday 22 May 2019

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Leisure

Super Tots fun

Let your child loose in these Super Tots sessions as excitement, exercise and enjoyment is the order of the day! Aimed at children aged 18 months to fiver years old, they are great fun for both child and adult!

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Pinxton Football Club

Over the summer, Pinxton FC have been putting on special coaching sessions to encourage young people to come and enjoy and improve their skills whilst having fun. The influx of youth and female teams was described as a breath of fresh air by Club Chair, Brian Wheatcroft and we went along to one of their coaching sessions to see what was going on.

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Bolsover Town Ladies FC

Newly formed Bolsover Town FC Ladies are on the lookout for new players of any age and ability. We went along to talk to one of the players about the club and find out what goes on in a training session.

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Jungle Bubble Breakout

Glebe Junior School from South Normanton took on a PE lesson with a difference recently as they tackled the formidable Jungle Bubble Breakout. Devised by Bolsover District School Sports Partnership, they had four obstacles to overcome - but did they come out the other side unscathed and triumphant?

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Personal Training

Personal training at Go! Active will provide you with the results that you crave for. They will focus on areas such as diet and nutrition, fitness advice, muscle toning, weight management, cardio fitness and flexibility. Your personal trainer will ensure that you get the very best from each workout, making your time more efficient and fun. The benefits of being fit and healthy are immediate and the experience of taking your fitness to a whole new level will have a positive effect on your whole life.

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Derbyshire Pony Trekking

We visited Derbyshire Pony Trekking in Langwith to have a go and try this popular sport. Jayne Dukelow took the reigns (thankfully) and guided us around Poulter Country Park. It was an exhilarating experience and one that is recommended.

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Walking Football

We visited Go! Active which runs two sessions of walking football a week in order to help senior players get back into the game.

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Bolsover Bulls player recruiting

Bolsover Bulls Rugby League club are on the lookout for new players to play across a range of ages from tots to adults. Ashley Rennison and Darryl Bolton told us a bit more about the club.

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Pilates/Yoga Class

Join Ruth, Dawn and Emma as they take you through a 30 minute Pilates/Yoga class that you can do at home.

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Legs, Bums and Tums Class

Join Shannon and Dawn for a Legs, Bums and Tums class that you can enjoy and take part in from the comfort of your own home.

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HIIT Workout

Join Emma, Mark and Dawn as they do a HIIT (High Intensity interval Training) class that you can take part in at home.

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Bolsover Boxing Gym

Gavin Down from Bolsover Boxing Gym tells us why he started boxing, how much of an influence Brendan Ingle was and why he set up his own gym.

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Area 51 Martial Arts and Tricking Academy

Jess and Ollie, Directors of Area 51 Martial Arts and Tricking Academy in Bolsover talk about their passion for the club and what activities and disciplines they offer.

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Chair Based Exercise Class (September 2020)

Claire takes us through another Chair Based Exercise class.

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Low Impact Circuit (September 2020)

Join Shannon for her latest low Impact Circuit workout

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Bolsover Town FC

We talk to club officials from Bolsover Town FC to see how they have grown over the years, how they have coped with the recent pandemic and how they have become one of the premier clubs in the area with fourteen teams, two soccer schools for beginners and over two hundred players and thirty club officials.

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Go! Active Gym Induction

Gym induction video showing new users to Go! Active how to use the gym equipment properly.

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Go! Active - reopening on 25 July 2020

Go! Active leisure facility in Clowne is reopening on Saturday 25 July. Here is a video explaining how to book and what to do when you are attending/participating in the activities.

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HIIT 2 class

Emma and Dawn take you through your paces in the second of the series of High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) classes for you to do at home.

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Core Class

Shannon and Emma are back with a 20-minute Core class that you can take part in at home.

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Legs, Bums and Tums - Class 2

Shannon and Dawn take you through the second in the series of their Legs, Bums and Tums classes that you can do at home.

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Low Impact Circuit

Join Shannon and Ruth as they take perform a Low Impact Circuit class that you can take part in at home.

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Yoga at home class

Relax your mind, body and soul as you join Ruth and our instructors in a Yoga class that you can do at home.

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Legs, Bums and Tums exercise at home class

Join Shannon and the gang as they perform a Legs, Bums and Tums class that you can take part in at home

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Chair Based exercise at home class

Join Claire and our instructors as they do a chair Based exercise class that you can join in with at home

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HIIT at home exercise class

Join in at home with Emma and the gang as they do a HIIT (High Intensity interval Training) class.

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Super Tots

Super Tots sessions are aimed at children aged 18 months to 5 years old to help them undertake at least three hours of activity per day. They are aimed at engaging children in fun physical activity from an early age and together with parent participation, we hope will lead to a lifelong involvement in physical activity. The sessions include Football Fever, Mini Movers and Inflatable Fun and are held at our Go! Active leisure facility. For more information visit www.goactive.org.uk

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Walking Football

Walking Football is a perfect way to enjoy the beautiful game at half the speed! It is a great way to meet new people, exercise and continue in the sport you love. Held at our Go! Active leisure facility, the sessions take place every Monday from 11am - 12noon.

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Balanceability Courses

Balanceability is the UK's first and only progressive accredited 'learn to cycle' program. Each session is constructed around games, challenges and new experiences using ergonomic balance bikes providing fun and physical activity. We stage regular Balanceability courses throughout the year. To register or find out more information telephone 01246 242364 or email sarah.chambers@bolsover.gov.uk

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Go! Active Leisure Facility

Take a look at what's available at our Go! Active leisure facility. Swimming pools with flume, 100+ station gym, two group exercise studios, group cycling studio, thermal suite, sports hall, outdoor pitches and cafe. Visit www.goactive.org.uk for more information.

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Business

Airavana Flight Simulator

Take to the skies in a Boeing 737. An ideal individual or group experience or buy it is a birthday and Christmas gift. Telephone: 01623 749726. Visit: www.airavana.co.uk/

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Take to the skies with Airavana Flight Simulator

Flying a Boeing 737 takes years of training and experience but you could do it within minutes, thanks to Airavana Flight Simulators in Shirebrook. Using the very latest technology and ensuring every system and control works just as it would in a real aircraft, Bolsover TV presenter Michael Redford strapped himself into the cockpit and took to the skies above the East Midlands as he took control of the aircraft!

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R&E Glam Tents from Clowne

R&E Glam Tents from Clowne have been providing Bell Tents for special occasions for over a year now and with incredible attention to detail and an eye for those delicate finishing touches, owner Elisa tells us what people can expect if they hire her.

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Treasure trove of items at Bolsover Antiques Centre

Featured on BBC's Antiques Road Trip, Bolsover Antiques Centre is a treasure trove of genuine antiques to modern collectables and period furniture to paintings and prints. Owner Andy Wadsworth tells us about the wide range of products on offer and what his favourite ever piece was from his time as an antiques dealer.

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Eco Board - a new eco-friendly company in Tibshelf

Mark Johnson, a Tibshelf businessman has set up his own eco-friendly company to help reduce the amount of wood we use in products.

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Thomas Taylor promotional video

Promotional video showcasing the activities provided by Thomas Taylor, Historical Interpreter and Ropemaker.

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Fiver Fest comes to Bolsover

After a year of lockdowns and partial re-opening, independent shops are bouncing back and businesses in Bolsover town will be providing hundreds of bargains for a fiver over the next few weeks. Fiver Fest is a national initiative that allows independent businesses to use their collective power to encourage people back to our town centres, to say thank you to customers who supported them during lockdown and to prove once again, that the small guys can compete with the online giants and the large retailers.

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Aztec Oils Employee Ownership Trust

Aztec Oils Ltd from Bolsover is proud to announce their move to becoming an employee-owned business. Founded in 1995 by Mark Lord, Aztec Oils has become one of the UK's leading lubricant manufacturers supplying specialist products to all sectors of industry. But after 26 years at the helm, Mark has now decided to transfer ownership of the company into an employee ownership trust, with employees set to benefit from the future success of the business.

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Project D

How do you like yours? With icing on, sprinkles, topped with your favourite biscuit or just the good old fashioned way with jam in the middle and a dusting of sugar? Whichever way you like it, Project Doughnut are on a mission to create the world's best doughnut.

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Old Bolsover Yard re-opens

Old Bolsover Yard, a craft courtyard with several independent businesses is celebrating its third birthday and has done so in style as it has been given a makeover. Owner Sarah Smith showed us around.

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Penny Hydraulics receive business grant

Award winning manufacturer, Penny Hydraulics from Clowne were given the grant as part of the Council's Business Growth Fund. It has led to a growth in jobs, streamlining of the business, speeding up production and increased turnover. Robin Penny and Ashley Holmes told us how welcome the grant had been and what they had used the grant money for.

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Old Bolsover Yard

Old Bolsover Yard is a craft courtyard with several independent businesses and a cafe. It offers the discerning shopper a range of unique products and gifts at affordable prices. Pop in and see what is on offer or visit www.oldbolsoveryard.com/

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Half Acre Farm

Tom and Sarah Bryan from Half Acre Farm on the Oxcroft Estate show us around their farm and tell us why growing flowers and plants locally and in a sustainable way is important to them.

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Mathers of Tibshelf

Father and son, Rob and Steve Beckett talk to us about their traditional Blacksmiths shop in Tibshelf and show us how they make some of their products.

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Zone Broadband - Barlborough and Clowne

A local businessman is urging residents of Barlborough and Clowne to sign up for his broadband service to help improve a poor internet signal.

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Happy Roots Farm

Gareth and Laurenne Hopkins took over Happy Roots Farm on the Oxcroft Estate four years ago and decided to grow their produce regeneratively. They tell us why they took this decision and how the business is going.

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Woolville Alpacas

Stacey Croshaw, owner of Woolville Alpacas talks to us about why her and husband Jamie set up the Alpaca Trekking business in Whaley and what visitors can expect on their trek.

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Parker-Liddle Architects

Jo Parker-Liddle from Tibshelf set up her Architects company in August 2020 after being made redundant.

After spending that last fifteen years studying and working in architecture and the design environment, Jo thought it was about time she branched out and started her own business. Jo told us a bit more about her passion for building things and what her dreams are.

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The Flower Bee, Creswell

We talk to Sue Beswick, owner of the Flower Bee in Creswell about her shop, why she loves it so much and why customers are the most important thing.

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Coach Spar's new and innovative training product

We talk to Coach Spar about their innovative new boxing/kick boxing training product.

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Derbyshire Vape Advert

Advert highlighting the products and services sold by Derbyshire Vape, South Normanton

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We are open for business

Bolsover District's range of shops and businesses are open for business. Shop Local - Spend Local.

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Elite Lubricants, Tibshelf

Advert showcasing the services of Elite Lubricants from Tibshelf. Oils, greases and gases for the agricultural, industrial and automotive industries as well as public sales.

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Miami Glow, Shirebrook

Advert showcasing Miami Glow in Shirebrook. This professional unisex tanning studio also provides services including hair, nails, brows and beauty so you can be pampered to your heart's content.

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Gifted with Love, Bolsover

Advert showcasing the wonderful Gifted with Love shop situated in the heart of Bolsover and just some of the amazing gifts they sell.

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Old Bolsover Yard: Shop Local - Spend Local

Sarah Smith talks about Old Bolsover Yard and all the business within it and why she feels it's important for people to Shop Local - Spend Local.

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Lemon Tree Cafe, Langwith

Advert showcasing the amazing and friendly Lemon Tree Cafe in Langwith and some of the tasty dishes they serve up.

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Gillgrass Nurseries

Paul Gillgrass talks about his business and why he feels it's important for people to Shop Local - Spend Local

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Hair Within, Bolsover

Advert showcasing the services provided Hair Within in Bolsover.

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Top ten reasons to Shop Local - Spend Local

Here are our top ten reasons to support your local high streets and Shop Local - Spend Local

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Shop Local - Spend Local

Bolsover District is home to a number of towns and villages where a large amount of independent businesses can be found on every high street. But if we don't use them, we will lose them, so we want to show our support to these businesses and here is the first in our series of videos encouraging people to shop local - spend local.

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Bolsover is open for business

Bolsover District lies across the M1 motorway giving access to 2.1 million people within an hour's radius. We are close by to major air and rail networks and have multi national businesses within our area. We would like to welcome you to locate your business in our district and take advantage of our fantastic start up support, travel networks, unique catchment area of local universities for the next generation and diversity of building area potential. For more info please contact us on info@businessbolsover.com We are open for business.

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Tourism

Creswell Crags summer fun

After closures, restrictions on numbers and the threat of almost going out of business, Creswell Crags is set to host a summer of adventure and fun. Rebecca Morris-Buck, Communications and Programmes Manager, Creswell Crags tells us what's on offer.

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St Lawrence Church swords

The latest hidden gem in our series takes us to St Lawrence Church in Whitwell where a pair of 400 year old swords were found in a cupboard.

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Thomas Taylor - historical interpreter and ropemaker

From the ancient craft of rope making to storyteller and school visits to children's medieval birthday parties, Thomas Taylor from Bolsover provides the lot. Fully interactive workshops, demonstrations and dressing up as a Knight or Maid Marion are all part of the day job for Thomas as he brings history to the modern era.

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Hardwick Hall - fundraising pin badges

Restoring an Elizabethan mansion can be an expensive job. Hardwick Hall stands proudly on an elevated position overlooking the valley below. But this position and the fact it was built using soft sandstone four-hundred years ago, leaves it open to the elements. So, to help keep this internationally renowned building in tip-top shape, the team at Hardwick have come up with a fundraising idea that will help towards the costs of its restoration.

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Hardwick Hall tapestry restoration

The National Trust's longest running conservation project has taken an important step forward as the twelfth tapestry out of a set of thirteen has been returned to Hardwick Hall.

The 'Gideon Attacking the Midianites' tells part of the story of Gideon from the biblical book of Judges. It measures 5.7 by 8.5 metres and has been in the care of specialist textile conservators for a number of years.

The work on this tapestry alone has cost £278,000 which has been provided by a private donor.

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Hardwick Hall reopening

James Potter from Hardwick Hall tells us how excited they are to welcome back visitors to the Hall from Monday 17 May 2021.

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Creswell Crags funding and re-opening

Creswell Heritage Trust have received a £279k grant from the Culture Recovery Fund. Paul Baker, Executive Director at the Trust told us what this meant to them and what plans they have for re-opening.

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Bolsover Castle reopening its doors

Bolsover Castle has opened its doors once again to visitors.

Social distancing and safety measures are still in place to keep everyone safe and booking in advance is required but staff at the Castle are eager to welcome people back through the doors. Property Manager Louise Fountain tells us what you can expect.

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Tree preservation at Hardwick Hall

Joe Swift, Area Ranger at Hardwick Hall talks to us about the tree conservation process at the Hall and throughout their Park.

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Peter Rabbit adventure activity trail

Join Peter and his friends for some winter fun at Hardwick. Follow the trail and solve the clues to help them get set for winter. Open every day from 10am - 4pm, from 5 December to 10 January, while stocks last. There will be a £2 charge per trail pack, plus an entry ticket if applicable (entry free for members).

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Walks, trails and country parks around Bolsover District

Take a quick journey around some of our walks, trails and country parks.

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Carr Vale Nature Reserve

Join us as we take a look around what has been described as the best wetlands site to watch birds in the East Midlands - Carr Vale nature reserve. This nationally important site is a haven for attracting large flocks of migrating birds and it also adjoins the popular Stockley Trail and Peter Fidler Reserve.

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Barlborough Heritage and Resource Centre

Advert showcasing Barlborough Heritage and Resource Centre where you can take a village tour, explore the village's past and delve into the archives to see how our ancestors lived.

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Hardwick Hall

Visit Hardwick Hall, a stunning Elizabethan country house created by Bess of Hardwick in the 1500s.

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Poulter Country Park

Let us take you on a whistle stop tour around the beautiful Poulter Country Park near Langwith/Whaley Thorns.

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Bolsover District - a place beyond imagination

A quick look at the tourist attractions and what's on offer across Bolsover District. But don't visit us now #ComeBackLater

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Creswell Crags interview with Paul Baker, Executive Director of Creswell Heritage Trust

An interview with Paul Baker, Executive Director at Creswell Heritage Trust who talks about how unique Creswell Crags is, what activities they provide for families and schools to enjoy and the cost of up-keeping such an important Site of Special Scientific Interest.

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Creswell Crags by Carriage

Enjoy a horse drawn carriage ride through Creswell Crags just like the first Victorian sightseers used to. Visit www.creswell-crags.org.uk/events/ to book.

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South Normanton and the surrounding areas

South Normanton is a vibrant little market town set by junction 28 of the M1. With extensive footpaths, bridleways, ponds and woodland on the outskirts, it offers the ultimate 'get away from it all' feel whilst maintaining important transport and shopping links with the nearby East Midlands Designer Outlet. With plenty to do for the nature or shopping enthusiast, South Normanton and its surrounding areas are well worth a visit on your day out!

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Bolsover District Tourism

Our district lies just a stone's throw away from the Peak District National Park and has a wealth of attractions, stately homes, nature reserves, footpaths, quaint tea rooms and public houses. Come and see for yourself what a beautiful district this is!

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Bolsover and the surrounding areas

Showcasing the local market town with a big personality. Fantastic local eateries, a stunning castle perched on the hilltop overlooking miles of beautiful scenery - the town offers much to do for the visitor. Spend hours exploring the castle, country parks, bridleways, heritage and admiring the stunning architecture of the churches and buildings, or while away the summer days relaxing in the local parks. Afterwards, dine with family and friends in one of the local cafe's and public houses. Bolsover is waiting to welcome you.

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Clowne and the surrounding areas

The town of Clowne and it's surrounding villages are thriving. A new culture of cafe's and eateries are now commonplace in the towns. Couple this with viewing the delightful architecture, churches, strolls along the bridleways, footpaths and water ways you can have a stunning day out with your family. Come and join us.

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Shirebrook and the surrounding areas

Shirebrook is the jewel in our district's crown. With a lasting industrial heritage the town now seamlessly links into the 21st century with new innovative businesses, multi national companies and a high business growth rate. Our town is fantastic for the day tripper with many attractions, bijou cafes, country parks, ponds and much more. Make sure Shirebrook and the surrounding areas are on your 'to do list'!

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In conversation

In conversation...Cllr Steve Fritchley talks about the local economy

Council Leader, Steve Fritchley talks about the local economy and how the Council can help with its recovery.

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In conversation...Isolation and community groups

In Conversation...Council Leader Steve Fritchley talks about isolation and the importance of community groups

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Events

Santa's Coming to Bolsover Town

Santa has arrived in Old Bolsover Yard! You can come and see him, tell him what you want for Christmas and take home a small gift to keep you going until the big day!

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Pinxton Fun Day

A great day was had by all as Pinxton Parish Council staged a free fun day for the village.

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Louise Smalley Walk 2021

After being cancelled last year, the organisers of the Louise Smalley Challenge Walk have plans for a different style of walk this year.

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Events Diary - Monday 16 March to Sunday 22 March 2020

See what events are taking place across Bolsover District from Monday 16 March to Sunday 22 March 2020.

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Events Diary 9 - 15 March 2020

See what events are taking place across Bolsover District from Monday 9 March to 15 March 2020.

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Events Diary 2 - 8 March 2020

See what events are taking place across Bolsover District from Monday 2 March to 8 March 2020.

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Events Diary - Monday 24 February to Sunday 1 March 2020

See what events are taking place across Bolsover District from Monday 24 February to Sunday 1 March 2020.

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Events Diary - 17-23 February 2020

See what events are taking place across Bolsover District from Monday 17 to Sunday 23 February 2020.

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Alf Benger Trio featuring Shirley Scott

The Alf Benger Trio accompanied by vocalist Shirley Scott performing at Langwith and Whaley Thorns Village Hal in September 2019.

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Pinxton MacMillan Coffee Morning

Pinxton joined in the World's Biggest Coffee Morning on Saturday 28 September in aid of MacMillan Cancer to help raise vital funds for the charity and they raised a total of £700.

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Bolsover's Greatest Show

Originally built as a hilltop pleasure-palace of captivating Cavalier William Cavendish, spectacular illuminations and entertainment bought Bolsover Castle back to life. A carnival atmosphere with courtly performers, jesters and fire breathers entertained the guests royally against the backdrop of the castle lit up in spectacular colourful lights.

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Under the Castle Music Festival 2019

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About BOLSOVER TV

Bolsover TV has been launched by Bolsover District Council. We make fortnightly programmes about what's happening in the area that promote our communities, attractions, groups and businesses.

We also create fab films aimed at keeping our local residents informed, promoting what is going on within our local communities, attracting visitors to the area and encouraging businesses to invest in our district.

Launched in March 2019, our aim is to spread the word about how great Bolsover District is and what a great place it is to live, work, visit and play. Watch our television programmes and videos and if you are a community group, a business or an attraction that shares our aim of promoting our amazing district, get in touch!

Better Homes & Gardens Parker Hall Tree Bench White

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