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Favourite Christmas Carols The Christmas Diary Congratulations to Kip Mcgrath 10 year Anniversary
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Garden: The Real Christmas Tree
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Inside this issue… Favourite Christmas Carols
Editor The Real Christmas Tree Puzzles Inside
Local Business Focus Simply Living Today by Debbie Vardy
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Derbyshire County Council Spring Courses
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Aquaramics Handmade Ceramics classes for parties and Hen Parties
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Projan - Electrical Services by Lee Travis
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Kids Page
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Quick Crossword & Pitcherwits
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Word Search
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Quiz, Christmas
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Spot The Difference
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Puzzle Solutions
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Articles Inside When A Lie in Won’t Hack It- by Sarah Kallend
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The Christmas Diary
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A Cool Yule
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HAVE YOURSELF A As a professional organiser, sustainability is something that I discuss regularly with my clients throughout the year and at Christmas it is even more important to consider your carbon footprint as we enter into one of the busiest times for consumerism on the calendar. Here are some ways to be more sustainable this Christmas, along with some festive styling tips. Christmas tree – real or fake? If you don’t already own a tree and need to buy one this year then think carefully. Most artificial trees are made and imported from China so why not consider a tree made from pallets or driftwood made in the UK – Etsy have some great examples. A real tree takes around 10-12 years to grow (to approx. 6 feet) and during this time provides a habitat for wildlife. So, if you recycle correctly then a real tree would be my choice, and of course, the smell will be wonderful! Use your existing trees decorations or buy some second hand. Gift wrapping Recycled brown kraft paper is always a winner with twine and a fresh sprig of foliage to finish. Why not try using colourful pages from a magazine or an old music score. Sticky tape, ribbons and paper covered in glitter can't be recycled. Presents I love to buy gifts and this year I am going to try to buy experiences rather than things. Buying from a charity shop and shopping
locally will be on my radar and if I have the time, I’ll make some gifts. Whether you love baking, sewing, or painting, why not get creative this season. Decorations I was a floral designer for over 10 years and Christmas was my favourite time of year. Rich red roses, electric blue viburnum berries, amaryllis, hypericum berries, berried ivy, eucalyptus, larch with cones – beautiful!! What can you do on a budget that will look fabulous? Gather lots of winter foliage from the garden and arrange it with candles and tea light holders on a window ledge. Use small, recycled glass containers and fill them with berries and foliage and dot them amongst tealights along a fireplace or narrow ledge creating a wonderful cosy scene. Fold your napkins in an oblong and add fir cones, a sprig of fresh rosemary, bay or Skimmia to each table setting to finish your festive table. For the outdoors, make yourself a door swag. Cut a few of pieces of fir off the back of your fresh Christmas tree and then add larch branches, a few stems of your favourite berries, some other winter foliage (eucalyptus is fabulous) and wire it all together with a couple of big cones at the top of the swag where it hangs. Have a wonderful Christmas everyone! Debbie, Simple Living Today
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Christmas Concert "Time to Celebrate" Performed by G & S Society Matlock
Sunday 12th December 3pm at 'The Lime Tree,' Lime Tree Business Park, Lime Tree Road (A632), Matlock, DE4 3EJ. Join us for a fun and friendly charity Christmas concert - a relaxed Sunday afternoon mix of carols, popular songs and of course some Gilbert and Sullivan favourites.
We’d Like to wish all our customers old and new a Merry Christmas and a Happy 2022 Best wishes Jason & Nicola Riberview Light Logistics Ltd
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When a lie-in won’t hack it… I looked across at my husband in the dark of this Winter morning and almost perfectly in sync we said, “it’s too early!”. The reality was that at ten to seven on a Monday morning with three dogs to sort out and both of us with businesses to run, it really wasn’t too early, it just felt like it. Maybe you quite fancied a lie-in this morning or certainly like the idea of getting a little more sleep in your life? But what about those mornings when you know you’ve had enough shut eye, but everything still feels like it’s in the ‘too hard’ box? Fatigue or just feeling weary often has nothing to do with sleep, instead it’s about the need for another kind of rest. Sleep of course IS a form of rest, but rest comes in many forms and it just maybe that it’s one of these other types of rest that your body is craving. So besides sleep, what are some other ways in which we can find rest and be refreshed? Emotional Rest: if there’s too much going on, we can become overwhelmed. Consider whether you are taking on other people’s ‘stuff’ maybe you have fallen into ‘fixer’ mode where you feel responsible for changing people or situations singlehandedly. Maybe it’s your own feelings that are over powering you? Learning to accept rather than attempt to deflect uncomfortable feelings can bring great release. Sensory Rest: most of us are surrounded by gadgets, sounds, people… just think about taking a short trip out from your home and notice how many things are calling for your attention. Research has shown that taking
a daily 20 minute walk in nature is more effective on mood than taking antidepressants. Turn off the alerts on your phone … hey turn off your phone altogether and allow your focus to drift onto something refreshing or new. Social Rest: in these weird times of Pandemic normal social activities have been curtailed and whilst the beginnings of returning to our old patterns is welcome, it can also be exhausting. Those who are more introverted in nature get their energy from time spent alone, so if that’s you, be sure to hold something back. Spiritual Rest: whether its faith led activities, volunteering your time to causes you feel strongly about or spending time exploring your purpose and goals, time spent on the ‘inner you’ always refreshes. Physical Rest: other than sleep, there are active ways in which our bodies can get some respite. Exercising regularly believe it or not rests the body as exerting our muscles fully can help us to fully discharge the tension in our bodies, rather than holding onto a permanent state of tension which is never quite dispelled. It doesn’t have to be hugely exerting either: a relaxation class, yoga or massage will bring the same effect. Rolling different rest type activities together can be really effective. Go for a walk (Physical) with a friend (Social) or turn off your phone (Sensory) and count your blessings (Spiritual). And it could just be that a lie-in is exactly what you need after all!
Sarah is an Associate Therapist at So Healthy Chiropractors in Matlock, dealing with emotional health and behavioural change. She is based at Ogston Reservoir as well as seeing people in their own homes. Find her at www.sarahkallend.com or on Facebook @theheartspeaker
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Derwent Valley Vets Derwent Valley Vets is owned by vets Rebecka and Claire. We set our standards high and employ a team that do the same. With over 60 years experience between the vets and experienced, qualified nurses, we will provide excellent care with a personal touch.
• Now doing keyhole surgery for some procedures allowing a much faster recovery with only 2-3 days exercise restriction after a keyhole bitch spey • Fear free accredited staff • Cat friendly clinic status with separate cat waiting area • Long opening hours staying open until 9pm Tuesday and Thursday evenings and from 9am to 4pm on Saturdays The Boathouse 110 Dale Rd, Matlock DE4 3PP
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Kip in Matlock and Chesterfield is celebrating its 10-year anniversary! But how did it all begin? Do you remember the winter of 2010 all that snow and ice that hung around for months? We had seen nothing like it for years. Well Jo was then living and working as the Principal of an FE college in Lebanon and had taken off from Beirut to come home to her family for Christmas… but it wasn’t as easy as she thought! When she arrived in Heathrow there were no trains to get her to St Pancras station, and no tickets from there to Derby either! She then tried all the car hire firms so she could drive home, but again they had nothing. Travel at Christmas is always a challenge, but Jo was really up against it!
Kip offered Jo an outlet for her teaching and managerial talents, so she opened Kip McGrath Matlock in April 2012 and had 1 student and a couple of computers! Chesterfield opened the following year in April 2013 again with one student. It takes time to grow a business and get the marketing into the right places to attract new students and Jo saw a steady trickle of students into Matlock and Chesterfield until today she can proudly claim to have helped 910 young people into their career choices, raised their educational levels in mainstream school and made a lot of new friends with the young people, their parents and grandparents.
Eventually she managed to get a flight up to Manchester where she hired a car to drive home, freezing in her warm climate clothing. So, what does this have to do with the formation of Kip in Matlock?
Jo gets most of her new students from existing families and word of mouth by parents spreading her success stories. She is now onto her third or fourth sibling in some families. One family has the full set: Charlie in Year 11, the youngest one aged 6 and the middle brothers 10 and 13 already Well, the Matlock Kip was born over a cup of working away with her. coffee with Jo’s sister sitting beside a warm open fire and talking about what Jo wanted to do next But it’s not just parents who seek her out… Local in her career and where. The snow didn’t put her schools use her directly and now the County off the idea of moving back to the UK, but she Council is requisitioning her services with special needed something to work towards. Taking the needs children who need more individualised and decision to ‘go it alone’ and set up her own personal support. business was a big step (as it is for anyone who So, congratulations on your 10th anniversary has never done this before). So, Jo went back to to Jo and all the tutors and students at Kip! Beirut and handed in her notice which had to be You can call Jo for your initial assessment a year!
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Mobile hairdressing Professional reliable service with over 30 years experience Contact Sue on:01629 314012
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Projan Electrical is based in Matlock, Derbyshire and provides electrical services to both domestic and commercial properties.
Whether you're a homeowner with a minor issue, a landlord needing to be compliant, or a business owner with a vision - we can help!
Lee Travis, the founder and lead electrician at Projan Electrical, grew up in Matlock and has spent his life working in Derbyshire and supporting his community.
At Projan Electrical we pride ourselves on providing the people of Matlock and surrounding areas with honest advice, great service, and reasonable prices.
Lee has been in the industry for many years, taking the step into the unknown to go self-employed in 2007. He has never looked back. Away from work, Lee has an interest in all things tech; Internet radio, Drone flying, Doing discos and studio music.
We are approachable to discuss your concerns and provide solutions and services without head-spinning jargon. Contact us to discuss electrical needs. We provide no obligation quotes. Www.Projan-electrical.co.uk Email: lee@projan.co.uk Mobile: 07769 779590
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Fun Quiz In 1932, which British monarch began the tradition of delivering a Royal Christmas Message? What nationality is the model Helena Christensen, who was born on Christmas Day in 1968? What did four students called Ian Hamilton, Kay Matheson, Alan Stuart and Gavin Vernon steal from Westminster Abbey on Christmas Day in 1950? Nicknamed the "Godfather of Soul", which famous singer died on Christmas Day 2006? Which comic book character married Tess Trueheart on Christmas Day in 1949? Who was crowned King of England on Christmas Day in 1066? Which screenwriter launched Comic Relief on Christmas Day in 1985? On Christmas Day in 1967 it was announced that Jane Asher and which famous person were engaged? Who resigned as president of the Soviet Union on Christmas Day in 1991? By what one word name is the singer who was born Florian Cloud de Bounevialle Armstrong on December 25th 1971 better known?
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Toys Galore in Matlock - Bucking the trend..... The Vintage Toy Exchange (VTE) opened it's new 'collectors' toy shop on Dale Road in Matlock on the 22nd October to little fan fare, but huge hope and anticipation which was not disappointed as the shop was barely empty of customers from opening it's doors on the Friday until shutting on Saturday. A family run business, it has relocated from another premises in Dale Road as the final part of a significant investment in a business that opened in December 2019, only to be hit by the lockdowns and uncertainty that followed. Senior Partner John Morgan commented, 'Hindsight is a wonderful manager, and there were times when I thought we would never get going, however out of adversity has grown opportunity and a decision to invest and push on in the future has seen us arrive where we are - A new shop, new offices, a very active internet business, standing nationwide specialist fairs all supported by a dedicated team of partners and staff.'
VTE specialises in collectible toys both old and new and draws on John's nearly 40 years in the industry as a Dealer and Auctioneer. 'During my time in the industry 'the wheel of fortune' has certainly turned and the buzz words of the early 1980's of Matchbox Yesteryear, tinplate trains, Hornby Dublo, have been replaced with Star Wars, Ghostbusters, Masters of the Universe to name but a few' commented John. However the one aspect of the business opportunity I did not forsee was the number of children that would visit and catering for these has seen a diversity of product range into newer toys, although all the stock has one common denominator in that it is 'pre-loved' - although very often not played with and the company is always on the hunt for stock. 'It feels slightly ironic' continued John - ' that at a time when the headlines are full of toy shortages our companies rather tongue in cheek stock policy rings in my ears - 'We never have enough.....although we have too much'. ☺ Vintage Toy Exhange 37, Dale Road, Matlock www.vintagetoyexhange.net
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Pitcherwits
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Across 9 Endless line of polo players (4) 10 Shower, with love from judo teacher (4) 11 Scope of the cooker? (5) 12 A tin, opened, of steak, say (4) 13 Link yesterday with murky Across ( picture clues)
1 a ...a Old, cross, shielded cat (or an implant come adrift0 (4,7)
Down ( picture clues) 5 a Lions and tigers, once seen on giant chess board (3,4) 1d Egg, all on jar, adopted for 'barristerspeak' (5,6) 12 a Lent an ear to plan that's timeless (7) 4d Any deserter, running away from early youth (6,5)
13 a Austin to relax and unwind, where there's no stress? (7,4) 5d Mark on impertinent teen, just walking off (7)
Down 2 Brother going up to the ball (3) 3 The passage of time (3) 7 Posher than a big piano? (7) 14 Bird would do better with late following (3) 15 Sloppy sound is missing (3)
6 d Mid-area cultivation on Atlantic island (7)
Professor Rebus - 'For more, free puzzles by Prof. Rebus, go to Pitcherwits.co.uk'
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Quick Crossword
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Professor Rebus For more, free puzzles by Prof. Rebus, go to Pitcherwits.co.uk
16 Organ stop. (8)
Across 1 Chivvies. (6)
20 Do as told. (4)
8 Swine. (4-3)
21 Cap-less. (10)
9 News. (7)
Down
18 Smell. (5)
4 Burn. (6)
23 Martial art. (2-5)
11 Children's toy. (5-5)
24 Block. (7)
12 Populated area. (4) 13 Speed. (5)
25 Temporary accommodation. (6)
14 Lettered people. (8)
26 Incense holder. (6)
10 Terrestrial. (9)
1 Word of applause. (5)
13 Stylist's tool. (4-5)
2 Resolves. (7)
15 Jaw pain. (9)
3 Without teeth. (9)
17 School subject. (7)
5 Flavouring herb/vegetable. (5)
19 Seers. (7)
6 Carouse. (7)
21 Cover with liquid. (5)
7 Peak tide. (4,5)
22 Church officer. (5)
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USEFUL INFORMATION Emergency Services: In case of an emergency you can contact the police,fire service or ambulance services on 999 or 112 Medical NHS Direct Line: 111 Police: 101 Crime Stoppers: 0800 555 111 FUN QUIZ page 20 Derbyshire King George V Fire & Rescue Service: Danish 01332 771221 The Stone of Scone 0300 456 8390 Citizens Advice: James Brown Tourist Dick TracyInformation: 01629 761103 William I (William theWatch: Conqueror) Neighbourhood 020 7963 0160 Richard Curtis Travel ( Travel Line): 0871 200 22 33 Paul McCartney National Rail Enquiries: 08457 48 49 50 Mikhail Gorbachev Dido Trent Barton Buses: 01773 712265 East Midlands Airport: 01332 852852 Derbyshire Dales District Council :01629 761100 ARC Leisure Centre : 01629 581322 Wirksworth Leisure: 01629 824717 Refuse & Recycling: 01629 761122 Environmental Health: 01629 761212
Derbyshire County Council: 01629 533190 RSPCA: 0870 55 55 999 Post Office Services: 0845 7223344 Flood Line: 0845 988 1188 Childline: 0800 1111 Library Steep Turnpike: 01629 533837 Benefits: 01629 761188 or benefits@derbyshiredales.gov.uk Benefit Fraud Helpline: 01629 761330 Car Parks: 01629 761215 Council Tax: 01629 761222 Stray Dogs: 01283 585 510 Recycling Waste Helpline: 01629 761122 waste@derbyshiredales.gov.uk Parks & Recreation: 01629 761215 Refuse collection: 01629 761122 Homelessness: 01629 761181 Housing Advise: 01629 761117 Environmental Health: 01629 761212
PUZZLE SOLUTIONS Christmas Crossword page 8:
Easy
Hard
Across: 2 Mass, 4 Magi, 6 Ivy, 8 Inn, 9 Green, 10 Gold, 11 Lord, 14 Joy, 15 Dolls, 16 Sled, 17 Pie, 19 Elves. Down: 1 Wassailing, 2 Miracle, 3 Boxing Day, 5 Angel, 7 Yuletide, 12 Roast, 13 Red, 14 Jubilee, 17 Pine, 18 Quick Crossword Solution P 29 Across: 1 Besets, 4 Scorch, 8 Warthog, 9 Tidings, 11 Doll's-house, 12 Town, 13 Haste, 14 Literati, 16 Diapason, 18 Odour, 20 Obey, 21 Word Search Hidden Phrase: Bareheaded, 23 Ju-jitsu, 24 At Christmas, all roads lead Occlude, 25 Hostel, 26 Censer.
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Fun Quiz page 20 King George V Danish The Stone of Scone James Brown Dick Tracy William I (William the Conqueror) Richard Curtis Paul McCartney Mikhail Gorbachev Dido
Pitcherwits page 27- Across: 1 Lion rampant, 5 Big game, 9 Loop, 10 Dote, 11 Range, 12 Anti, 13 Inky, 14 Eternal, 16 Neutral axis. Down: 1 Legal jargon, 2 Orb, 3 Age, 4 Tender years, 6 Imprint, 7 Grander, 8 Madeira, 14 Emu, 15 Lax.
home . ~Marjorie Holmes
Down: 1 Bravo, 2 Settles, 3 Spot The Difference page 31 Toothless, 5 Chive, 6 Roister, 7 High The differences are: water, 10 Sublunary, 13 Hair-brush, 1. Snow 15 Toothache, 17 Physics, 19 Oracles, 21 Baste, 22 Elder. 2. Flame 3. Yellow Scarf 4. Eye missing 5. Bobble 6. Dots on blue scarf Children's Puzzle page 28 7. Leg missing Missing numbers: 6, 12, 18, 24, 30, 8. Man's Teeth 36, 42, 48, 54, 60, 66, 72, 78 9. Finger Anagram: Rudolph 10. Ear gone
Christmas Quiz page 24 ANSWERS Hollywood Lady (in the film Lady And The Tramp) H0 H0 H0 Coal Pauline Fowler
Cupid The Santa Clause Cratchit Narnia 140 (8 maids-a-milking on 5 days, 9 ladies dancing on 4 days, 10 lordsa-leaping on 3 days, 11 pipers piping on 2 days, 12 drummers drumming on 1 day)
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Index of Advertisers Adult Education DDDC Classes
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Aerials, TV’s & Satellites
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DGTV and Aerials
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Insurance Services
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NFU Matlock
31
Peak Insurance Ltd
18
Joinery
Antiques Quirky Antiques
21
36
Kitchens Bathrooms & Bedrooms
Blast Cleaning Lant Lane Ltd Ltd
Kevin Chaplin Joinery
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Building Services
Michael Arthur
23
Massage Therapies
Job Done Property Maintenance
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PGP Building Services
36
Sunstone Massage Therapies
RC Property Services
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Music Centre & Tuition
5
Carpet & Flooring Lime Tree Music Centre T Nutt & Sons Ltd
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20
Painter & Decorator
Car Repairs Lant Lane Ltd Ltd Car Repairs
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Cleaners
M & L Decorators
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Dale Décor Ltd
36
Phone Internet Engineer
Time For You
25 Connect A Phone
Coal Suppliers Spencer Brothers
3
Decorators M & L Decorators
N Jenkins & Sons
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Premier gas services Ltd
35
Rob Staley Plumber
36
SCA Plumbing & Heating
35
36
Electrical & Security Systems Green Security
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Projan Electrical Services
19
Derbyshire Dales Electrical Services
35 Printing & Cine film Transfer
Financial Services Belper Independent Financial services
18
Plumbing & Heating Engineers
Mooleys Printing
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Steve's Printing & Film Transfer
14
2
Gutter Repairs & Cleaning Gutters Cleared
12
RC Property Services
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Pottery Classes Aquaramics
Garden Services Job Done
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PB Garden Services
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Hairdresser - Mobile
13
Removals Riberview Light Logistics
8
Security Services Salon At Home
18
Job Done
Green Security
23
Take Away
Home & Garden Maintenance 33
Pizza Connection
18
Home Organiser Simply Living
6&7
PB Garden Services
33
Therapist Sunstone Therapies
5
Sarah Kallend
10 & 11
Gas Services N Jenkins & Sons
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Premier Gas Services (East Midlands) Ltd
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Kip McGrath
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Vets
Fitness Studio & Yoga Tuition FlowMotion.Life
Tutors
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Derwent Valley Vets
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We Specialise In: Supply and fitting of all Domestic and Contract carpets Supply and fitting of Domestic and Contract Vinyl's Supply and fitting of Real Wood and Laminate Floorings Supply and fitting of Karndean Flooring Supply and fitting of Sisal and Natural floorings Supply and fitting of Border Work for carpets and carpet Runners
SALE STARTS 6th Dec We Offer: • Guaranteed Workmanship (following TSI Approved Code of Practice) • Free Fitting Service • Free Estimating and Measuring • Free Disposal of old carpet and floorings • Free Moving & Replacement of Furniture Insurance work undertaken, & free Insurance quotes •Trimming of doors
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