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Established in 1970 FLOWFAYRE Plumbing & Heating’s gas safe registered engineers have since been offering quality, professional plumbing and heating services at affordable prices to Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire
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Editor’s Message Ok, so World Cup fever edition didn’t do us any favours!! I think the less said on that matter the better!!! On the plus side, at the time of going to press the sun is raging hot and we have the hopes of a nation riding on Andy Murray…..lets see what our dad and his lad have to say about that??!!
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We have lots of summer fayres and events happening at the moment, so make sure you have a good read through all the pages and pick which ones your going to go to. Keep supporting your local communities!! This month we have had a lovely walk submitted by our good friends at JH Legal and it is a cracker even if I do say so myself. Rafa has featured in this magazine more times that I have, check out the Jerry Green Dog Rescue new sponsors! All Paws have taken a wonderful picture of our Raf and it is in pride of place in our living room. Amazing job, can’t recommend them highly enough. You may have also noticed our new pictures, or should I say caricatures, courtesy of Darren Amphlett. We also have these on our business cards now and we think he did a brilliant job. Carla keeps telling me (after ages of nagging me to have a picture!) that my caricature is not life like as it’s too pretty...we have a very happy team ;-) See you next month,
Emily x
Emily, Janine & Carla To advertise contact... Emily on: 01773 604 178 07891 639 638 info@voicemagazines.co.uk Or Carla on: 07896 294 512 Carla@voicemagazines.co.uk Or Janine on: 07976 182 589 Janine@voicemagazines.co.uk Upcoming Submission Deadline for Advertisers and Contributors August Edition - 11th July
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A new feature where we really get to know our businesses, what got them started, what they enjoy most about their business and what makes them different!!
Shouting about... This month we meet Richard Heyman of... So Richard... how long have you been in the building trade?
I started on a YTS with a national building company from the age of 16. I went on to work for several small companies and I also worked for a major construction company for 10 years before setting up on my own.
Do you have any qualifications?
I have my City and Guilds Certificate and I’ve recently gained my PAT Testing qualification. I’m always really keen to learn new things.
What do you like best about your job?
I love the freedom of working for myself and being my own boss. I also like the fact that I can turn my hand to most things, which makes my job quite varied.
Do you have a favourite type of work?
It has to be re-pointing... even more so when the sun is shining! I’m also really good at it, even if I do say so myself!
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So, what are you up to at the moment?
I’ve recently been doing lots of re-plastering jobs which is unusual for this time of year. Over winter when we had all the storms I was doing lots of guttering work.
What do you like doing when you’re not working? I love photography! You’d quite often catch me around Lumbsdale near Tansley with a camera and a backpack.
And finally... Why should people choose you over other builders? I have many years of experience and have carried out every type of building job over the years. I’ve been a Trusted Trader for nearly 5 years now and have built up a large amount of customer feedback, all of which is positive. I’m happy to travel further a field and always provide customers with a free and friendly estimate... but it might cost you a cup of coffee!
...Next month we meet Seals Fodder Room
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Things to do 60’s Disco Fund Raiser Raffle and auction of ornamental wheelbarrow for Amber Gold Saturday 19th July, 7.00pm at Riddings Community Centre. Admission £8 includes hot dog or beefburger. Bar available.
Alfreton Park Community Special School Events
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6th July & 3rd August - 8am Swanwick Pentrich Road FC - 50th Anniversary until 12pm. Cost is £5 per This special anniversary ground on High�ield Road, boot & 20p to browse. Call match; Swanwick Pentrich DE55 1BW. Bar, BBQ, Music, Margaret on 07518 025622 Road FC - All star XI vs Mark Bouncy Castle and more. or Toyah on 01773 832019 Draper’s Midlands XI incl, Tickets are £6, U16 £2, Todto book. Tommy Johnson, Nigel Jemson dlers Free on the gate or £5 in & more. advance call Dave Carter on Held at The Amber Hotel, 07790 081266. Oakerthorpe. DE55 7LL. Match played at Swanwick’s
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The Facts about AutoAuto -enrolment earnings rising to a total of 8%. Qualifying earnings consist of pensionable pay in the range £5,772 to £41,865 (for 2014/15). The employee's employment contract will de�ine what This requirement is being rolled- Each employee can opt-out of "pensionable pay" is. We can help out to the largest employers �irst joining the pension scheme, but if you work out what auto-enrolment and will eventually apply to the they don't take this active step they may cost you, and which employees will be covered. smallest employers from June must be enrolled by their 2015 onwards. For example if you employer. Another opt-out have 62 to 89 employees you have opportunity must be offered every There is a lot to think about, and if to apply auto-enrolment from 1 three years. Once the workplace you haven't already got a suitable July 2014. Those with larger pension scheme is running both pension scheme in place you will payrolls should already have the employee and the employer need to set one up. So don't let the auto-enrolment timetable overtake auto-enrolment in place. must make contributions, which you. will start at 1% of qualifying Auto-enrolment is the term for the law that requires all employers to register their employees into a qualifying workplace pension scheme.
There are let-outs; auto-enrolment only applies to employees working in the UK who are aged 22 to state pension age, and who earn more than the personal allowance (£10,000 for 2014/15).
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WORLD CUP & WIMBLEDON This month our dad and his lad gives us an overview of the remaining World Cup fixtures and their predictions
The publishing deadline date hampered a full knockout guide but here are dates and times for the knockout stages! What we do know is that England will not be featuring. Two poor results, albeit against good opposition, will mean an early flight home for Roy and his boys. The biggest shock was the removal of Spain, although like we mentioned in last months article, the Champions do often fall at the first hurdle in the following World Cup.
Spaniard only dropping 6 games in the process. The Scot also lost in the second round of the Aegon Open to Radek Stepanek, who at 42nd in the World Rankings should not be troubling him.. Nadal will be full of con�idence having won the French Open in great form. We don’t see him winning it though as he does not seem to be able to replicate his clay court form on grass. Nadal has been removed from the competition in the early rounds for the last 2 championships, with neither of his opponents 1 28th June 5pm Winner A Runner Up B being ranked in the top 100. In his �irst match on grass this year he also lost in straight sets. 2 28th June 9pm Winner C Runner Up D Roger Federer will be aiming to secure his 3 29th June 5pm Winner B Runner Up A 8th title at the All England Club. There are 4 29th June 9pm Winner D Runner Up C good signs for him, coming on the back of a Gerry Weber open title tournament triumph 5 30th June 5pm Winner E Runner Up F in Germany. 4 of his 7 Wimbledon victories have come following a pre tournament win in 6 30th June 9pm Winner G Runner Up H the Weber Open. 7 1st July 5pm Winner F Runner Up E Fellow Swiss, Stan Wawrinka may fancy his 8 1st July 9pm Winner H Runner Up G chances, although his game is more suited to clay courts. 9 4th July 5pm Winner 5 Winner 6 Our prediction is Novak Djokovic, adding to his success in 2011 and claiming the £1.76 10 4th July 9pm Winner 1 Winner 2 million prize money, even though he hasn’t 11 5th July 5pm Winner 7 Winner 8 won a Grand Slam event since the Australian Open 17 months ago. Although he has not 12 5th July 9pm Winner 3 Winner 4 triumphed for the past 2 years at Wimbledon, he has been consistently good on grass 13 8th July 9pm Winner 9 Winner 10 courts: last year Runner Up and Semi-Finalist 14 9th July 9pm Winner 11 Winner 12 in 2012. 12th July 9pm 3rd Place Play Off In the Ladies it is certain there will not be a repeat of 2013, with current Champion ****13th July 8pm FINAL**** Marion Bartoli announcing her retirement ———————————————————- last year. No repeat of 2013 in the Tennis..... Maria Sharapova, the 2014 French Open winner will be hoping to add to her 2004 Wimbledon starts on Monday 23rd June Wimbledon title. The powerful Czech, Petra �inishing on Sunday 6th July. Kvitova will also be con�ident of adding to The signs are not good for current champion her 2011 victory. Serena Williams is the Andy Murray, who lost to an imperial Rafa favourite and will be hoping to secure her 6th Nadal in the French Open Semi-Final, the title.
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Sponsored by Jerry Green Dog Rescue, care for and rehome abandoned and unwanted dogs, and will never put a dog to sleep unless it’s health or temperament make this the kindest option. We receive no official funding, or lottery funding and are dependent on donations from the public. We run five centres in the east of England, including your nearest one in Nottinghamshire at Warsop Lane, Bildworth, NG21 0PG. We are open 1:30pm to 4:00pm every day except Wednesday.
Honey – 2 years Medium Crossbreed – spayed/vacced/micro-chipped Friendly with older children, likes cuddles and attention, can be quite playful and energetic. Housetrained and can be left alone short periods, travels well in the car and walks well on harness.
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1. Exit the Car Park and turn left down Victoria Road. Take the �irst left onto Church Street East and follow the road to a T-junction. Cross the road and turn right before almost immediately taking a signposted footpath on your left. 2. Follow the path between the buildings to reach another road. Cross diagonally right and continue on the signposted footpath. Pass underneath the motorway and continue along the tarmac path until it bears slightly right into a �ield. 3. Keeping the hedge on your left continue along the edge of the �ield, bearing right at the far end and continue along the edge of the �ield. After a short distance bear left and slightly downhill to cross a footbridge into another �ield. 4. With the hedge on your right skirt along the edge of the �ield. At the far side follow the path straight ahead into a small wooded area. After a short distance cross a stile next to a metal gate and turn right uphill to cross another �ield. der Reaffer 5. At the top of the hill cross a stile into another O �ield. Keeping the hedge on you left head up this �ield and go over a stile onto a lane. 6. Turn left and after a short distance bear right at a junction. Then as the lane bends left take a metal kissing gate on your right into a �ield. 7. Keeping the hedge on your right continue ahead. Pass a pylon and continue until you reach a stile on your right. Cross the stile into another �ield and cross the �ield to pass through a gap. with every purchase of 8. Cross a lane and into another �ield. Keep the Millers Complete Dog Food hedge on your right and continue ahead for a with this coupon short distance before turning right to cross a ditch and into another �ield. 9. Cross this �ield diagonally left. At the far end cross a stile into another �ield. Go straight across this �ield to pass through a kissing gate, over a wooden footbridge and into another �ield.
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7. Continue straight ahead and uphill. At the top carry on to reach a tall hedgerow. Keeping the hedge on your right carry on ahead until the path turns into a lane and leads to a road. Turn left on the road until you reach a signposted bridle path on your left (Doles Lane) 8. Continue along the bridle path for some distance, past a large barn and bungalow on your right and a four-way signpost on your left. The path descends, bearing right then left, then continues onto a metal gate in front of you. At this point bear left between two hedgerows. 9. Continue to descend gently, bearing sharp right and eventually left along the edge of a wooded area. Continue alongside the wooded area for sometime then bear right downhill into a dip. Cross over a stream and head straight uphill out of the woods and into a �ield. 10. Keeping the hedge on your right continue uphill to eventually pass through a farmyard and a metal gate to reach a road. Turn left along the road. Ignoring the signposted footpath on your left take the next signposted bridle path, also on the left. 11. Follow the bridle path downhill to pass a telegraph pole. Keep the hedge on your right and continue downhill to cross a wooden footbridge. Continue uphill and through a wooden gate where the path turns into a lane. Continue straight and the lane bends sharp right, then sharp left. Continue for some distance until you reach a road. 12. Turn right along the road, passing under the motorway and onto a cross roads. Cross straight over onto Wharf Road. Continue along the road until you reach Victoria Road on your right. Turn up here and continue until you arrive back at the car park on your right. This walk is for illustrative purposes only. Voice Magazines takes no responsibility for anyone who chooses to follow this route and encourages all walkers to obey all byelaws and signs and to respect the area they are walking in, ensuring they pick up all dog mess and obey the countryside code at all times.
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Punnet of Strawberries 6 meringue nests 300 ml double cream Morello Cherries Juice of 1 lemon Dash of balsamic vinegar ♦ Sprinkling of granulated sugar ♦ Chocolate shavings
Hull and chop the strawberries and put into a bowl. Add a little sprinkling of sugar, lemon juice and balsamic vinegar and leave to one side while you whip the cream. Whip the cream in a large bowl until thick adding a little sugar if desired. Crumble the meringue nests into the whipped cream. Fold in the strawberries. Add a few of the morello cherries into the bottom of each of the serving glasses. Spoon in the meringue and strawberry mixture and decorate with a few chocolate shavings and a single strawberry on the top.
If you have a recipe that you’d like to share then please send it to me at Carla@voicemagazines.co.uk
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There is no doubt that we all feel sexier, healthier and thinner when our skin looks bronzed and Summer golden. However, many of us are equally concerned about the damage that the sun will do to our skin, and it’s ageing properties, not to mention the increased chance of developing the deadliest form of skin cancer – melanoma.
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If like me you were a young teenager in the 60’s you might have sat in the sun covered in various oils, or even with no protection at all until your skin went a lovely shade of pink! Little did we know the harm we were doing. We now all really know better and want our skin to age as slowly as possible, so why not consider faking it? By this I am not advocating sun beds for arti�icial rays which can still put your skin at great risk, but why not apply an arti�icial tan that will last from about 4 to 10 days? With a little help and salon time or advice to do your own tan at home you too could be bronzed and glowing like the mag celebrities. So what can you do? Either come into Body and Sole using your Voice special discount vouchers and experience for yourself a St. Tropez exfoliation and full body application of a lovely rich tan. If time is precious and you only want a hint of a tint on your legs you could come into the salon and just have a little he-shi smoothed onto your legs so that tights could be a thing of the past for the Summer. Or, if you are going to fake it yourself, here are a few golden rules: ♦Remove any body hair 48hours before tanning ♦Exfoliate fully, especially around your heels and ankles, knees and elbows and under your arms ♦Cream any areas that tend to be dry – heels, ankles, knees and elbows
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♦Mousse self tans and most liquid self tans should be applied with an application mitt – try he-shi from Body and Sole either dark mousse or express liquid tan with their lovely application mitt. ♦Work from the bottom of your body upwards so that you are not bending and creating tan creases. ♦Leave your face until last and only us a little tan that is left on your glove for a nice natural glow. Re-buff towards the body to blend. ♦Don’t put any tan on the soles of your feet, and wipe a clean tissue or damp facial wipe against the hair growth of your eyebrows. Wipe over the toe nails to �inish. ♦Now remove your gloves and blend a little tan over the backs of your hands from your wrists. Wash palms of the hands. ♦Leave your tan overnight to develop, and gently shower off in the morning. Gently patting dry with a soft towel. If you only want a little Summer glow, bronzing is the best way to go, both on your face and a little down the centre of your cleavage where a shadow would naturally form. Please visit Heather for beautiful bronzers. Have a happy glowing Summer !
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After a few months of complaints I’m going to try and not upset anyone this time, just to make Emily’s life a little easier. I was working from home the other day and had the windows open, I could hear the sports day at Swanwick Hall, I heard over the tannoy that my daughter had won the 200m and pride just rushed through me, as an aside she also won the long jump and relay. Well done to Harry Wyld, who won his long jump event but failed by 10mm to break the school record, you’ll learn through life Harry that the last 10mm is very important in certain situations, he’s in for a stressful summer as his Dad, Mark will no doubt send him on a crash course in Athletics. This all got me thinking that it’s nearly 40 years since my last school sports day, where has the time gone? I seem to troll along thinking nothing’s changed and the realisation hits that I’m getting old. I’m at the stage where my hair is like grass, it doesn’t grow where I want it to, but does grow in the places where I don’t need it. I’m doing some building work at home, which I haven’t done for nearly 10 years and I can feel the pain, it never used to hurt like this but I’m aching like George Michael after a night with Elton
John. I don’t think I’m quite ready to be installed as the favourite in the sweep as the first customer at the new crem, but I know that more than half of my life has gone. Bugger it, I’m going to enjoy the last bit. So on to a moan, who let Michael ‘skull cracker’ Wheatley go home for the weekend? There’s a clue in his nick name for Christ’s sake, he absconded and attempted to rob a few building societies, and tried, you guessed it, to crack a few skulls. Someone must have signed a document to let him out of prison. ‘Here you go skull cracker, the Governor says you can have a few days off, now behave yourself and make sure you come back’. Who are these idiots that take these sort of decisions? Are they educated? Have they just attended a ‘who can we let out next to rape and pillage the population’ seminar? It’ll be Sutcliffe next, let out for the day to attend the Tour de France in Yorkshire. He’ll nick a racing bike and be off to his old haunts. There’s a few of us going to watch the tour in God’s county, so if I see the Ripper then I’ll let you know. And, finally If I have offended anyone then tough t*****s and get a grip.
If on the off chance, you would like Gary to write about something in particular, feel free to contact either Emily on info@voicemagazines.co.uk or 01773 604 178 / 07891 639 638 or Carla on carla@voicemagazines.co.uk or 07896 294 512 The views expressed in the column above are those of the author only and do not necessarily reflect the opinion of Amber Valley Media
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Out & About
A daily guide toOut some of and the local About clubs and groups in your area A daily guide to some of the local clubs and groups in your area Monday Baby Massage The Hub, Shiners Way, South Normanton, DE55 2AA - 2pm - 3pm. Ages birth - 4 months. Contact the children’s centre on 01629 533735 for information on the next course. South Normanton Striders (intermediate jogging group) - meet at 6.30pm at Frederick Gent School. Call Rob on 07962308933
(www.activederbyshire.co.u k/jog/) Young Parent Group A group for young parents aged 24 and under with their children. Meet at The Hub at 1:30pm until 3pm. Dog Obedience Classes Vacancies for this continuous class at Pentrich Village Hall, 7pm until 9pm. Call Margaret for more info on 07917854486
Tuesday advice and have your baby Little Ones Group weighed - Ages birth - 18 Alfreton Children’s Centre, Grange Street, months. Contact - 01629 Alfreton, DE55 7JA - 533735 1.30pm - 3pm - Contact - Forest Gump Joggers 01629 533066 (beginners jogging group) Baby Clinic - meet at Frederick Gent The Hub, Shiners Way, School at 6.15pm. Contact South Normanton, DE55 Heather on 07983 51273. 2AA. 1pm - 3.30pm (1st & (www.activederbyshire.co. 3rd Tuesday of every uk/jog/) month) Drop in for health
Wednesday Alfreton Nursery School and Children’s Centre, Parent & Toddler Drop in Session Alfreton Nursery School, Grange Street, Alfreton, DE55 7JA - Term time - 9am - 10am - Contact Angela Stanton 01773 520031
RUFC, Lower Somercotes (opposite Pye Bridge Ind Est.) starts at 7pm - 8.30. Contact Stuart Artliff 07966 867946 or Gareth Pilkington 07772 366157
Alfreton Town Juniors U14’s - 7-8pm at Somerlea Park astro Crafty Crew - Alfreton Children’s Centre, Grange pitch, call Ben on 07972 Street, Alfreton, DE55 7JA - 927236 for more info. 1.30pm - 3pm - Messy and Tiny & Toddlers creative play activities. Contact Pinxton Village Hall, 3 - 01629 533066 Kirkstead Road, Pinxton, NG16 6NA. 9.30am - 11am. In-betweenies Alfreton Children’s Centre, Age 0 - 3 years. Grange Street, Alfreton, DE55 Oakwood Royal British 7JA - 1.30 - 3pm. Group for Legion - meet at the Oakwood children with mums, dads and community Centre, 8:30- carers up to the age of 25. 10:30pm. All welcome for Contact - 01629 533066 socials & branch meetings. Call 01332 679282 for more info. AVRUFC Senior Section Training during close season takes place at Amber Valley
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Wednesday Stay and Play The Hub, Shiners Way, SN, DE55 2AA - 10am - 11.30am. Age 12 months and upwards. Contact 01629 533735
South Normanton WI We’re a friendly group with a wide variety of ages. We meet every 3rd Wednesday at the Post Mill Centre, 7:30pm. For more info call Baby Play Pinxton Nursery School, 07580 635589. Kirkstead Road, Pinxton, Breathe Easy Group NG16 6NA - 1pm - 3pm. A friendly group for people Contact 01773 863105 for who suffer from lung related more details. illness and the people who Alfreton Singers Swanwick School & Sports College (formerly The Delves) 7.15 - 9pm. Mixed choir of friendly singers. All styles of music. Contact Claire on 01773 835316 for more info.
support the COPD suffers. Meeting on the 3rd Wednesday each month. 1:30pm - 3:30pm at the Post Mill Centre, South Normanton, Contact Phil on 01773 782875
Thursday Top Tots Alfreton Children’s Centre, Grange Street, Alfreton, DE55 7JA. 1.30pm - 3pm. Fun play session with arts, crafts and song time aimed at children ages 1-3 years. Contact - 01629 533066
young people with additional need and/or disabilities. Contact - 01629 533735.
Breastfeeding Group The Hub, Shiners Way, South Normanton, DE55 2AA. 1.30pm - 3pm. Make new friends, share tips and discuss any issues you Weighing Clinic Alfreton Children’s Cen- may have. Contact - 01629 tre, Grange Street, Alfre- 533735. ton, DE55 7JA. 1pm - Alfreton Society of Paint2.30pm. Come and have ers - 7pm- 9pm at Pennyyour baby weighed and town Court Community see someone from the Rooms. Visit health team. Contact - www.alfretonsocietyofp 01629 533066 ainters.com for more info. Stay and Play - Pinxton Alfreton Male Voice Youth Centre, Kirkstead Choir Rehearsals - Road, Pinxton, NG16 6NA. 6:45pm at Palmer More10am - 11.30am. Age 0 - 4 wood Social Club, Hall years. Stay and play with Street. New members your child and meet new welcome-no audition, just parents. a love of singing. Cypress Parent Support Group - The Hub, Beginners Cycling - meet Shiners Way, South Nor- at Gloves Lane, Blackwell manton, DE55 2AA. 10am - at 7pm. Call Tom 01773 11.30am. (3rd Thursday of 833593 or Jane 07716 every month) A support 564417 or group for parents and www.alfretonctc.co.uk carers of children and
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Friday Friday childminder’s to meet. Alfreton Nursery School, Parent & Toddler Drop childminder’s to meet. Alfreton Nursery School, Contact - 01629 533066 in Session. Meet at Contact - 01629 533066 Parent & Toddler Drop Tiddlers and Toddlers Alfreton Nursery School, in Session. Meet at Group - Alfreton Tiddlers and Toddlers Grange Street, Alfreton., Alfreton Nursery School, Children’s Centre, Grange Group - Alfreton DE55 7JA - Term time Grange Street, Alfreton., Street, Alfreton, DE55 7JA. Children’s Centre, Grange 1.30pm - 2.30pm. Contact DE55 7JA - Term time 12.30pm - 2.30pm. Run by Street, Alfreton, DE55 7JA. Angela Stanton - 01773 1.30pm - 2.30pm. Contact parents and open to all. 12.30pm - 2.30pm. Run by 520031 Angela Stanton - 01773 Contact - 01629 533066 parents and open to all. 520031 Childminding Network Contact - 01629 533066 Tiny & Toddlers Alfreton Children’s Childminding Network Pinxton Village Hall, 3 Tiny & Toddlers Centre, Grange Street, Alfreton Children’s Kirkstead Road, Pinxton, Pinxton Village Hall, 3 Alfreton, DE55 7JA. Centre, Grange Street, NG16 6NA. 9.30am - Kirkstead Road, Pinxton, 9.30am - 11.30am. A Alfreton, DE55 7JA. 11am. Age 0-3 yrs NG16 6NA. 9.30am - chance for local 9.30am - 11.30am. A 11am. Age 0-3 yrs chance for local Sunday Sunday Amber Valley Junior Rugby Coaching for kids from 4yrs to 16yrs at Lower SomerAmber Valley Junior Rugby cotes (opposite Pye Bridge Ind Est). Sundays 10am. Coaching for kids from 4yrs to 16yrs at Lower SomerContact Stuart 07966 867946 or Gareth 07595 520537. cotes (opposite Pye Bridge Ind Est). Sundays 10am.
Sunday Sunday Alfreton Heritage Trust - The Heritage Chapel on Rodgers Lane is open between 2 & 4pm. Visitors are Alfreton Heritage Trust - The Heritage Chapel on welcome to browse & test the knowledge of Trust Rodgers Lane is open between 2 & 4pm. Visitors are members. Contact Rachel Walker on 01773 832349 or welcome to browse & test the knowledge of Trust visit www.alfretonheritage.org.uk for more info. members. Contact Rachel Walker on 01773 832349 or visit www.alfretonheritage.org.uk for more info.
Other Other Guiding offers opportunities in the following sections: Rainbows age 5-7yrs Guiding offers opportunities in the following sections: Brownies aged 7-10yrs Rainbows age 5-7yrs Guides aged 10-14yrs Brownies aged 7-10yrs Adult Leaders 18yrs + Guides aged 10-14yrs Senior Section aged 14-25yrs Adult Leaders 18yrs + Senior Section aged 14-25yrs If you or your daughter would like to know more about Joining visit www.girlguiding.org.uk/interested or call If you or your daughter would like to know more about 0800 1 69 59 01 Joining visit www.girlguiding.org.uk/interested or call
0800 1 69 59 01 Contact Stuart 07966 867946 or Gareth 07595 520537. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO INCLUDE YOUR NON-PROFIT MAKING GROUP IN FUTURE EDITIONS, PLEASE E-MAIL carla@ambervalleyvoice.co.uk IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO INCLUDE YOUR NON-PROFIT MAKING GROUP IN FUTURE EDITIONS, PLEASE E-MAIL Please note that some of the groups listed incur a small charge and we would always recommend that you contact carla@ambervalleyvoice.co.uk a group prior to attendance. Please note that some of the groups listed incur a small charge and we would always recommend that you contact a group prior to attendance.
Summer 2014! 28th July - 1st August: Beach Week!
Crafts & fun throughout the week! Thursday 3pm - 5pm Beach Party with Disco & Meal! Organised Crafts & Games, face painting. £7.95. Limited Tickets Available. Book early to avoid disappointment (we will not be open for normal entry at this time)
4th - 8th August: Character Week!
Mon – Woody @ 11 Fireman sam @2 Tues – Wiggly Tots 10am Wed – Minnie & Mickey @ 11am Thurs – Elsa from Frozen @ 11am & Rapunzel 2pm Fri – Snow white @ 11am
11th-15th August: Colour Week
Tues – Wiggly Tots 10am Check our Facebook page to see what colour to wear to see us & receive a free Ice Pop!
18th - 22nd August: Jungle Week
Tues – Wiggly Tots 10am Wed – Crafts Thurs – Come dressed as your favourite animal and come to play for £2.50 (excl Meal Deal) & join us on our Animal hunt!
25th-29th August: Sports Week Games @ 11 & 2 Mon – Fri!
1st - 5th September: Food Tasting Food fun every day of tthe week!
Telephone: 01773 748600
Heage Road Industrial Estate, Ripley, Derbyshire DE5 3GH
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Derbyshire Police Update - Protecting your shed Many people store their gardening equipment, tools, bikes and BBQs in their shed and, unfortunately, this means that these outbuildings are often seen as an easy target by thieves. But there are many ways to keep your garden, shed and home safe, and in this edition we wanted to share some of our tips to help you protect your property. This month we start with sheds: The �irst aspect of protecting your shed is to �it a good quality lock. There is a range of sturdy padlocks, padbolts, hasps and staples available on the market, but make sure you get one that is appropriate to the strength of your shed door and frame. Remember that any opening windows on your shed will also require a good quality lock. In addition to a lock, you may wish to consider �itting an alarm on your shed. There are three types of alarm system that could be used: ♦ An infra-red detector in the shed that picks up on movement and body heat. ♦ A door contact system. ♦ An alarm within the padlock itself, which sounds if the lock is forced open or tampered with. These systems can be purchased from most DIY stores and locksmiths. Another aspect of protecting your garden shed is that the items inside it - as well as being expensive to replace - can also be used to break into your home. For example, a garden spade could be used to force open a window or door. Take these items into consideration when planning the security of your shed and think about chaining and padlocking tools that could assist a thief.
You can �ind out more advice on these issues by visiting the website, www.derbyshire.police.uk, or contact your local Safer Neighbourhood policing team by calling 101.
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50% OF HOMES ALREADY SOLD AS RIPPON OPENS THE DOOR TO THE BRAMBLES Home buyers can now find out more about the latest development from Rippon Homes, as the house builder has just opened the doors to a new sales office in South Normanton. Those interested in the four-bedroom homes available at The Brambles, on Red Lane, should visit the sales office at their earliest convenience, as interest in the available homes is already high with 50% already reserved off-plan. The Brambles, which features 12 homes, has already seen six of the homes reserved by eager buyers. Lynne Wheeler, Sales Adviser at Rippon Homes, comments: “Home buyers have shown a lot of interest in The Brambles and have already reserved 50% of our new homes. “We now have just six four-bedroom detached homes available at The Brambles, which benefit from our usual high specification.
So, whether it’s a traditional layout or modern open-plan living you are looking for, we have the four-bedroom home for you Lynne adds: “Our Church View development sold out just a few months after its launch, so our advice to home buyers who are interested in our new homes at The Brambles is to visit our sales office sooner rather than later.” Rippon is able to offer part-exchange, Help to Buy and their own Sales Assist package, ask Lynne for more details.
“We recognise that every family is different, so we have a number of spacious and well-designed homes to suit every need, including a number of new house styles. “So, whether it’s a traditional layout or modern open-plan living you are looking for, we have the four-bedroom home for you.” All homes feature Rippon’s high standard finishes, including a modern fully fitted kitchen and stylish bathroom, and master bedroom with en-suite. The homes also benefit from either a single or double garage.
CGI of the Kingston-style home now available at The Brambles
Homes are priced from £206,950. Find out more about by visiting The Brambles sales office between
Alternatively, call 01623 659000 or go to www.ripponhomes.co.uk for further information.
10.30am and 5.30pm, Thursday to Monday.
www.ripponhomes.co.uk
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Gardener’s Calendar - July 2014 It’s tempting to say that July is the time to sit in the garden and enjoy your hard work with a glass of something cool in your hand – but there are still things to do if you’re that way inclined…….Cut back plants such as geraniums after their �irst �lush of �lowering to encourage a second strong growth.
Plant autumn bulbs such as nerine and autumn �lowering crocus. It isn’t only dahlias and helianthum which can provide later colour.
Top tip.
This is often the warmest month so it’s the best time to let conservatory plants have a bit of fresh air and put them outside.
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Keep inspecting your lilies for red lily beetle and get rid by whatever means – they can completely strip a plant within days, including your beautiful �lowers. Also watch out for plants dying out suddenly in a pot – it could be vine weevil, particularly if you’ve bought them from a garden centre. These ‘orrible little pests eat through the roots so you have to bin any affected plants, along with the compost and replant any not affected, in fresh compost.
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