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1. Chesterfield Canal A peaceful retreat with beautiful countryside and plenty of wildlife to enjoy as well as an exciting events programme running throughout the year.

4. Chesterfield Theatres The Pomegranate Theatre and the Winding Wheel provide a year-round programme of professional touring and high quality local amateur productions from plays to live music and from comedy to ballroom dancing.

3. Queen’s Park 2. Chesterfield Town Centre With playgrounds and a miniature railway, No visit to Chesterfield is complete Queen’s Park is the perfect place for families without stopping off in the town’s to relax on a sunny day. After all that fun, historic centre. First, call in at our award-winning Visitor Centre for some why not enjoy an ice-cream at Fredericks friendly local information. Then soak up Gelateria and Cafe? And if it’s raining you some of Chesterfield’s rich historical can always go for a swim in the Sports heritage in the Museum and Art Gallery Centre pool! Queen’s Park is also well known or climb 144 steps to enjoy fantastic for its picturesque cricket ground, and its views from the famous ‘Crooked Spire’. bandstand, which hosts brass band concerts Chesterfield town centre is also a great during the summer months. destination for shopping.

5. Chatsworth House Set in the heart of the Peak District, just 20 minutes from Chesterfield, Chatsworth is one of Britain’s best loved 7. Barrow Hill Roundhouse Railway historic houses and estates, offering Centre something for everyone to enjoy.

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1991. Today, Barrow Hill Roundhouse There’s always something new to see Railway Centre houses one of the largest and do at Chatsworth. As well as their collections of diesel, electric and, of regular attractions, they also host a course, steam locomotives in the country. variety of exciting events.

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9. Hardwick Hall Hardwick Hall is one of Britain’s finest Elizabethan houses. Built in the late 1500s for the Bess of Hardwick, the building is full 8. Holmebrook Valley Park & Linacre of architectural and artistic delights from Reservoir Elizabethan tapestries to Forties furnishings.

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Becky’s Movie Previews It finally happened, we got some summer sun! As the British weather is very unpredictable, here are some options for a trip to the cinema this July.

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Spider-Man Homecoming With this first solo outing for new Spidey Tom Hollander it will be the third new Spider-Man in the last 10 years. Many, including myself wonder why there is a need for another incarnation when Andrew Garfield did such a great job in the Amazing Spider-Man films.

However, we got a glimpse of the new guy in Captain America: Civil War and Homecoming is taking place a few months after then and critics were impressed with Hollander’s take.

Now returning to his normal life as a 15 year old High School student in Queens, New York, Peter Parker must learn to adjust to his new life as a superhero under the watchful eye of Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr, IronMan) and also balance this with teenage life.

Peter must soon put his powers to the test when the evil Vulture (Michael Keaton) emerges to threaten everything that he holds dear.

Release date: July 5th 2017

Cars 3 Blindsided by a new generation of blazing-fast cars, the legendary Lighting McQueen (Owen Wilson) finds himself pushed out of the sport that he loves. Hoping to get back in the game, he turns to Cruz Ramirez, an eager young technician who has her own plans for winning. With inspiration from his late mentor, Doc Hudson and a few unexpected turns, he prepares to compete on Piston Cup Racing's biggest stage and prove that he still has what it takes.

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One that will keep the kids entertained when the school holidays start but won’t put the adults to sleep.

Release date: July 14th 2017

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The Beguiled Corporal John McBurney (Colin Eastwood starred Farrell, In Bruges) is an injured in the original in Union soldier who finds himself on Farrell’s role. the run as a deserter during the Also starring is Kirsten Civil War. He seeks refuge at an Dunst, Elle Fanning and all-female Southern boarding Nicole Kidman. This was a school where the teachers and hit at the Cannes Film Festival students seem more than willing to where Coppola won Best help. Soon, sexual tensions lead to Director, only the second female dangerous rivalries as the women director to do so. tend to his wounded leg while This may not be for everyone but offering him comfort and it’s that little bit different if you’re looking for an alternative companionship.

There is quite the casting in this to the usual comedies/ Civil War drama which was written rom-coms that are doing the and directed by Sofia Coppola (The rounds.

Bling Ring, Lost in Translation). This Release date: July 14th is also taken from the 1971 film 2017 and book of the same name. Clint

Dunkirk

In May 1940, Germany advanced into France, trapping Allied troops on the beaches of Dunkirk. Under air and ground cover from British and French forces, troops were slowly and methodically evacuated from

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the beach using every serviceable naval and civilian vessel that could be found Operation Dynamo. At the end of this heroic mission, 330,000 French, British, Belgian and Dutch soldiers were safely evacuated.

Directed by Christopher Nolan (The Dark Knight series, Inception) this war epic is in good hands. There hasn’t been much interest in making a film about an event which was a pretty dark time during the Second World War but Nolan is taking a stab at it and I have no doubts he will succeed in delivering a true depiction of those dark days. Hailed as the British Saving Private Ryan, this film has many bright British stars that include Kenneth Branagh, Cillian Murphy, Tom Hardy and Mark Rylance. This also features the debut film role of Harry Styles of One Direction fame who apparently

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won the role after auditioning against hundreds of other actors. His part my not be too big but it could draw in a few more audience members from the die-hard Directioners.

Probably not a film to see for a relaxing experience but sure to be an epic that’s worth seeing.

Release date: 21st July

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www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/bolsover-castle Bolsover Castle is the place to be this Bring your picnic chairs and a glass of summer in Derbyshire, with exciting something cool and refreshing to see ‘The Wind in the Willows’ outdoor activities for all the family to enjoy! theatre set in the beautiful grounds of Horse lovers will be galloping over to Bolsover Castle Wed 16 August – a Bolsover Castle for ‘Cavendish’s Hors- delight for all the family. es’ every weekend in July and August. Don’t forget the big event – Bolsover Experts in 17th century frills and high Castle’s ‘Grand Medieval Joust’ on the boots will put these fantastic horses August bank holiday, Sun 27-Mon 28 through their paces - watch as they August. Feel the heat of the contest as leap; be amazed as they attempt the magnificent knights on horseback difficult 'airs above the ground' and clash at the greatest event of medieval applaud when they take their final England. Cheer on your favourite in this thundering battle of bravery and bow - perfect for all the family.

Let your little ones discover a new honour. Soak up the medieval way of adventure each week this summer at life in the colourful encampments and Bolsover Castle. Summer holiday kids be entertained by the naughty court activities kick off 24-28 July with jester while your budding young ‘Knights & Princesses’ where they’re knights test their strength in the field. taught how to bow and curtsey and For more details of these fantastic put on a right royal welcome; quickly followed by ‘Medieval Mayhem’ 31 July events, prices and booking details visit - 4 August where they can travel back www.english-heritage.org.uk/bolsover in time to Medieval days, enjoying fantastic storytelling and learning a few jokes. 7 – 11 August brings ‘Roundheads & Cavaliers’ where little ones can pick up a pint-sized pike and advance in a battle drill – becoming either a royalist or a parliamentarian; followed by ‘Heroes & Villains’ 14-18 August where kids will hear secret stories and uncover colourful characters from the past. Finally they can revel in a real castle caper at ‘Castle Attack’ 21-25 August where mini trebuchets are set up for kids to fire mini boulders at a mini castle! It may be mini but it’s massive fun!

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Russell Grant’s Horoscopes - July Let this family member paper and pet you. A little tender loving care will recharge your batteries. Begin work on a creative project as August approaches.

GEMINI May 22ndJune 21st

ARIES March 21stApril 20th Your services are required on the home front at the beginning of July. It may be necessary to take time off work to handle domestic responsibilities. Your employer won't be happy with the situation, but you have no other option.

Neighbours are ready to lend a helping hand. Don't fail to accept their offers of help. On the 9th, the Full Moon will come to your professional rescue. You'll be able to leave a restricting work situation for a far better one. Don't let erratic behaviour hurt your reputation in the middle of the month. If you feel restless, find a healthy channel for your nervous energy. Brisk exercise and creative projects can relieve tension. The New Moon on the 23rd is perfect for fulfilling romantic desires. If you're single, you will meet someone special at a sporting event or contest. Are you already in a relationship? Arrange a fun outing that's tailored to your amour's taste.

TAURUS April 21stMay 21st Handling facts and figures will be harder than you thinking. You may decide to take a course at the beginning of the month.

Expanding your skill set will make you less reliant on expensive experts. Money for luxuries will be available; give yourself a treat for facing up to a challenging situation. The Full Moon on the 9th will mark the successful conclusion of a legal matter. You'll be happy to put this situation behind you and focus on more rewarding pursuits. Taking an overseas journey could transform your dreams and aspirations.

During the second half of July, you'll enjoy spending more time in and around your home. This is a great time to invent recipes and redecorate drab rooms. On the 23rd, the New Moon will send help in the form of an attentive relative.

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Throwing money at a problem won't make it disappear. In order to overcome a persistent problem, you'll have to use all your willpower and determination. Your efforts will pay off handsomely, giving you a confidence that will turn heads. On the 9th, the Full Moon will enrich your bank account in the form of an inheritance, refund or royalty payment. Use this money to create long term financial security. This would be a great time to put a down payment on a home or car.

During the middle of the month, you'll be tempted to splash out on a lot of lavish status symbols.

Ignore this desire; you'll quickly tire of a fancy mobile or entertainment centre. The New Moon on the 23rd will find you flirting with an attentive admirer.

This could be the beginning of a beautiful friendship. As July comes to a close, you'll get a chance to sell your skills or your handiwork for a tidy profit.

CANCER June 22ndJuly 23rd A pushy attitude will create problems in a close relationship.

You'll catch more flies with honey than vinegar at the start of the month. A brilliant moneymaking idea is worth checking out. Turn a deaf ear to a pessimistic pal or reluctant relative who thinks this particular is doomed to disaster.

The Full Moon on the 9th will bring a welcome opportunity to repair a strained romance. Put an end to an ongoing power struggle and work together instead. An opportunity to improve your living space will arrive at mid-month.

Take this opportunity to buy furniture, artwork and appliances that appeal to your impeccable taste. On the 23rd, the New Moon will inspire you to start a project that is dear to your heart. Doing work that is personally meaningful will uplift and inspire you. It will also give you the courage to break away from an oppressive situation that has drained your energy.

LEO July 24thAugust 23rd Your working environment will feel

oppressive at the beginning of July, due to a cantankerous colleague.

It's time to file an official complaint. If you can't put space between you and them, start looking for another position. On the 9th, you'll feel able to wrap up your duties and move on to a bigger and better opportunity.

Don't worry if it takes a while to get your bearings toward the middle of the month. A little patience and persistence will pay off; it will take a long time to get accustomed to new surroundings or changed circumstances. The New Moon on the 23rd will find you stepping into an enjoyable role. Serving as a spokesperson for a company or cause will be a great use of your star power. The closing days of the month will let you slow down your pace. Take this opportunity to rest, relax and recharge your batteries. A break will allow you to take full advantage of all the magic that awaits you in August.

VIRGO August 24thSeptember 23rd A romantic partner will urge you to abandon a lifelong dream at the beginning of July. You may decide it's better to break off the relationship than ditch those things that are dear to your heart.

Putting the finishing touches to a new career plan or creative idea will open your eyes to the potential of a new life direction. The Full Moon on the 9th will prompt you to make an important decision about your love life. It may be better to go solo than stay with someone who dampens your spirit.

During the second half of the month, you will be in great demand. Be willing to explain and expound your views and values.

People will be very receptive to your ideas. By the 23rd, you'll be able to take a well-deserved break from your labours. Head for a glamorous country you've always wanted to visit. You'll have a wonderful time dining at fine restaurants, going to concerts and sightseeing at museums. Enjoy.

LIBRA September 24thOctober 23rd You're tired of insufferable behaviour of someone you live with or work with. Instead of enduring their outrageous behaviour with a silent smile, confront them head on about it at the beginning of the month.

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reached their breaking point, it means there is a real problem. On the 9th, the Full Moon will help you wrap up an important domestic matter. It's a great time to buy or sell a piece of property.

Alternatively, you may decide to move to somewhere that is radically different from your current home. The second half of July will be festive. You'll enjoy making the rounds of a series of parties. The New Moon on the 23rd will mark the beginning of a group project. Working alongside other creative people will bring out the best in you. At the end of the month, go on a job interview, make a presentation or even try your hand at local politics.

SCORPIO October 24thNovember 22nd At the start of July, angry words could be exchanged with a powerful individual. You may decide it's no longer worth it to put up with this oppressive person.

Don't second guess or go back on your decision. Although it will take time to find another opportunity, it will come eventually. The Full Moon on the 9th will bring reassuring news that you made the right choice. Solitary activities will be therapeutic during the middle of the month. Head off to a quiet retreat near the water where you can hear yourself think. On the 23rd, the New Moon will bring an exciting career opportunity that makes your eyes sparkle with joy.

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SAGITTARIUS November 23rd- December 21st Money will be thin on the ground at the beginning of the month.

This isn't a good time to make expensive purchases. You can have plenty of inexpensive fun at home. Invite friends over for a meal and box set marathon. On the 9th, you could receive a fiscal fillip, courtesy of the Full Moon.

After paying your bills, put the rest of this money in savings. You will need a cushion to protect you from financial uncertainty. The middle of the month will put a strain on a romantic relationship. You may decide your amour is too emotional for your taste. Don't

2017 hesitate to accept an important career assignment during the second half of July; this will be a great time to bolster your professional reputation. The New Moon on the 23rd will inspire you to expand your horizons in some way. Schedule an exotic trip, begin a writing project or enrol in an intriguing course of study.

CAPRICORN December 22nd- January 20th Show respect for a loved one's opinions throughout early July.

Although you want them to adopt your views, you may never change them. It will probably be best to agree to disagree. Balancing your personal and professional lives will also be difficult; putting in a lot of overtime will hurt your loved one's feelings. The Full Moon on the 9th will give you a greater measure of control over a chaotic situation.

Take this opportunity to salvage a project that is falling apart at the seams. During the middle of the month, you'll be doing battle with a relative whose erratic behaviour drives you to distraction. Unless this family member gets help for their issues, you may want to keep a healthy distance. On the 23rd, the New Moon will prompt you to embark on an intimate relationship. Let down your defences with someone who has proven their loyalty. Property Matters are favoured as August draws near.

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PISCES February 20thMarch 20th Friends will want you to put an end to an enjoyable hobby in the early days of July. Stick to your guns; you're too smart to bow to peer pressure and there's no reason why you should. Staying true to your ideals could put you in the path of romance. If you already have a partner, schedule a fun getaway for just the two of you. The Full Moon on the 9th marks the end of a challenging group project.

People will be so impressed with your efforts that you'll be offered bigger and better assignments.

Toward the middle of July, you'll find family relationships will get challenging. To go along with a stuffy relative, you'll have to put on a false front toward the middle of the month. On the 23rd, you'll receive and interesting offer, courtesy of the New Moon. You'll jump at the opportunity to get paid for exercising your imagination. As August approaches, you'll be working on a financially and emotionally fulfilling project.

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Chesterfield Medieval Fun Day on Tuesday 25th July 2017 Taking place across the town with a variety of stalls in the Market Place, Medieval themed entertainment, knights in battle in the grounds of the Crooked Spire, A Day in the Middle Ages event at Chesterfield Museum, Crooked Spire open day and much more.

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Funds will go towards a project to fund Cataract operations for 250 people in Mali. It’s a very necessary programme for people in Mali. Many suffer for want of food and water so for blindness to strike adds even more hardship to an already difficult life. Village Ventures hope to assist in some small way by helping some of those now blind to see again. All proceeds from this Charity Concert will go to support this programme.

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Cat Psychology…

I thought this month I would write about cats. Cat psychology is often misunderstood and they are perceived as loners but can be immensely loving and pack animals.

So let’s understand some of their behaviours better Licking - Cats tongues have a built-in grooming brush on their tongues to keep fur clean and un-matted. They can often be seen also grooming each other and this stems back to pack behaviour in the wild. While not always a pleasant experience when they lick us they are in fact being friendly and treating as part of their own pack.

Kneading - When cats knead your lap or cushions they are basically trying to make you comfortable to lie on. However, this behaviour also harks back to when they were kittens and used to knead their mothers to stimulate milk so it is also believed this maybe that the cat is treating you as

its parent. A nice thought Yawning - Cats, like humans, often yawn and they can also use it to show they are relaxed in your company. In fact you will find dogs do the same.

Scratching - One of the things some people struggle with in cats are claws.

However, if you think about a cat’s natural environment they have to keep their claws in good condition to enable them to climb, hunt and generally get around by securing themselves when they jump. Cats claws grow quite quickly so that any damage is repaired rapidly. If they were to harm them in the wild this would leave them at risk. Scratching posts can often assist if scratching is an issue in the home environment.

As for scratching humans, generally cats will only do this out of fear and is a natural response to either protect themselves or to escape. These guys are little tigers so claws come as part of the wonderful package.

Rubbing - Cats have natural scent glands in the sides of the face under their whiskers so if you see them rubbing their faces against you, or the furniture

what they are doing is marking with their own scent and “claiming” you as part of their team.

Body language - A lot of body language in cats is similar to dogs. For example, if they roll on their backs with their belly showing they are most definitely being submissive Pets with their tail between the legs depicts fear. Trying to disguise their scent and ears can also be very telling. Cats hearing is much more acute than humans and ears back can mean they are listening to something which they feel may well be a threat to them.

Ears back, tail between legs, stiffened pose and hissing definitely should be a warning signs to back away.

Gifts - One of the nice (or not so nice) things about cats is they may bring you gifts, whilst “teaching” you to hunt. So when you get that mouse on the bed smile and say thank you!

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Your Mind Matters With Roxy… talked about Hi readers, I’m imagining that you Roxanne Rhodes are sitting on a bench and I’m a at the side of a road.

Psychotherapist, The cars that go past Clinical are your thoughts hypnotherapist and and you can watch coach with a private them from a distance, practice in Clowne. without being I was involved with them. I with a client earlier love that idea. this week who was But, let’s be clear. struggling with overwhelm and You will absolutely get involved anxiety. I asked if they’d considered trying meditation. with your thoughts. I mentally The look of horror on their face wrote my shopping list today was hilarious and I questioned while meditating before I their reaction (knowing that realised what I was doing. The mine had been similar some process of meditation is to be able to continually recognise years ago). They said: “I don’t have time to that you are doing this and be meditate. And anyway I couldn’t able to pull your attention back to focus on the now, usually by do it.” concentrating on your breathing.

Further What Meditation questioning revealed that they Isn’t:- It isn’t some weird, hippie were very much under the impression that meditation is notion. It isn’t about having an empty mind. Again, that’s about sitting cross legged, chanting & reaching some sort practically impossible. It’s not a serious, religious practice and of divine state! there’s no requirement While that can absolutely be a way to meditate, whatsoever to have any belief in it is by no means THE way and it a greater being. It’s not a state of comes in so many forms that all mind. In theory it’s a state of of us can find a way that suits no-mind, but I feel this is going our lifestyle. I’d like to share with WAY deeper than we need to go.

For most of us I feel you my views on what that if we are choosing to use meditation is – and what it meditation we are seeking some definitely isn’t.

What Meditation I respite from stress, anxiety and Meditation has been described general busyness. We are looking for some sort of calm so as a state of thoughtless awareness, but I feel that this is there’s no way I want to get practically impossible for the hung up on how the purists vast majority of us. Unless you’d claim we should meditate. Let’s like to train as a Buddhist Monk, stick with what works for our which certainly has appeal when purposes of creating calm, quiet, peace and more control over my son insists on watching Peppa Pig on repeat. It’s genuine preventing our thoughts from science. We can see how it taking over.

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plans The Chesterfield Canal is Detailed widely recognised as one of the most already exist for every bridge, lock and beautiful and varied waterways in England. The canal runs for 46 miles aqueduct on this The from the River Trent to the middle of stretch.

Chesterfield, linking Nottinghamshire, Chesterfield Canal Trust is currently 84-year old ex BW working boat, Python, South Yorkshire and Derbyshire. Every running a campaign called Closing the that we use as a promotional vehicle all round the waterway system; we have a yard of the canal can be walked on the Gap in order to achieve this aim. towpath known as The Cuckoo Way. To The Chesterfield Canal Trust is a promotional trailer, the James Brindley, see a huge collection of photos showing charitable company run entirely by that attends events and town centres volunteers, incorporated in July 1997. In throughout the year and we have built the full route click here.

It goes through tranquil 1998 it took over the assets of the former Dawn Rose, the first new Cuckoo boat countryside where scarcely a house can Chesterfield Canal Society, which had (unique to the canal) for over 80 years.

Our base is in the restored and extended been formed in 1976. be seen; has some of the earliest Lock House, now The aims of the Chesterfield Hollingwood staircase locks ever built (240 years ago); is hugely popular with walkers; has some Canal Trust are to promote the full called Hollingwood Hub, in Chesterfield. of the best canal fishing in the country; restoration and appropriate development It has a Coffee Shop, we hold concerts features an underground canal at of the Chesterfield Canal, and to and events and it is available for hire. In Hollingwood and ends up at what will be campaign for the construction of addition the Trust has regular meetings, the £310 million Waterside development the Rother Valley Link, a navigable social events, regular festivals etc. waterway to join the Chesterfield Canal The Trust has over 1500 members, who, in Chesterfield.

Since 1989, 12 miles of the to the Sheffield and South Yorkshire for a small membership fee, receive regular copies of the Trust’s canal have been restored along with 37 Navigation. locks and 11 bridges; 2 new marinas Amongst other activities we run four trip award-winning magazine Cuckoo, so have been built.

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