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Mr & Mrs Fairdeal … 

WOW! 20 YEARS, SERVICE FOR MR 

& MRS FAIRDEAL 

Where has that gone, yes 

March 6th 1998, we took over the 

FAIRDEAL from Jack and Enid who 

ran it for the previous 16 years, with 

Nev and Betty before them for 10 

years, it was Betty who came up 

with the name so it all started with 

them, and all of them over the years 

have been brilliant with us offering 

help, advice and 

encouragement to try 

new ideas so 

first off we 

want to thank 

them for that. 

Around 1997 

we were 

thinking of 

setting up our 

own business of 

some sort as our 

son would be 

going to school 

full time soon and 

thought it was a great opportunity 

to try so we enrolled on a small 

business course at the college were 

we learned a lot about the ins and 

outs of running a business, the help 

available etc, and we came up with 

a few ideas and we even went to 

the bank and secured a business 

manager and funding to proceed 

with one of the ideas however we 

couldn't find a suitable premises 

and it was at that time we heard 


that FAIRDEAL was for sale so we 

had a talk and went to see Jack and 

Enid, and the rest as they say is 

history. 

After working in factories 

on three shifts until we got the shop, 

I thought running a shop would be 

easy, how wrong was I it\'s not just 

the opening hours (which are great) 

its the late nights and some 

Sundays at the wholesalers buying 

new 

stock, it\'s 

doing the 

accounts 

to keep 

on top of 

them, 

but 

believe 

me 

Julie or 

myself 

would 

not 

change it for 

anything we both enjoy serving our 

customers sometimes just with a bit 

of advice or help with something, 

we like to think it is a shop were if 

someone just calls in for a browse 

around and a quick chat they are 

more than welcome ( but they have 

to buy something on the way out) 

only joking. 

Things changed for us 

when Tesco came to Clowne as it 

did for a number of businesses but 

it's called progress and it is now a 

big part of the village, we had to 

adapt what we sold introducing 

different items and ideas, we started 

looking into key cutting, helium 

balloons and engraving pet discs 

which we started selling and have 

found them to be useful additions 

to our shop and we have stuck it out 

even when Wilco came once again 

we altered our stock again and 

things have been good for us, but 

we couldn't have done it without 

our customers and for that we are 

extremely grateful for there 

kindness and support over the year. 

So here's to the next 20 

years of FAIRDEAL and 

hopefully we will still be 

there serving our fantastic 

customers or just having a 

chat with them, and as we 

think we are just custodians 

of the shop we hope it will 

carry on after that with a 

new Mr and Mrs FAIRDEAL! 

Chris & Julie 

40 Mill Street, Clowne 

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Your Mind Matters With Roxy… 

Hi readers, 

I’m Roxanne 

Rhodes and I’m a 

psychotherapist, 

clinical 

hypnotherapist 

and coach with a 

private practice in 

Clowne. 

So, it’s all 

change for me this month. 

By the time you read this 

hopefully I’ll be all settled in 

but as I write I am under a 

siege of building work being 

done to get my new office 

Roxy 

ready for you all. I’ve been in 

my office at Station Business 

Centre for three years, and 

have loved it, but have 

always intended to bring my 

practice to my home (well, 

garden!) as soon as I could. 

I was so sad when I 

emptied my old office. It was 

like the last episode of 

Friends where they all leave 

their key behind. It made me 

question whether I was 

doing the right thing and I 

didn’t really expect any of 

these emotions. It made me 

realise how much we define 

ourselves through the work 

that we do. The office on 

Station Road was where I got 

to be professional and use 

my brain, where I got to 

leave being mum behind, 

where I gain time to reflect 

and space to breathe. As I 

write this, I have my 

three-year-old yelling that he 

can’t find his camper van, 

and my one-year-old 

smearing pear juice up my 

leg. I have to think about 

cooking and cleaning and 

nappies and making the 

builders tea. I have to do my 

accounts, book doctors 

appointments for yet another 

eye infection and find a time 

slot to go to parent’s evening 

at the boys’ nursery. 

I love going 

to work. I adore 

adult 

communication 

and the 

satisfaction from 

helping a client 

work through their 

issues is immense. 

I gain great 

pleasure in seeing people 

move forwards and towards 

the life that they want to live. 

This move is about that for 

me. The doubts come from 

being concerned about how 

others would judge me. 

Whether having a garden 

office isn’t “professional” 

enough. Whether I need to 

be able to offer a “business 

premises”. Then I realised 

that this step for me is about 

me moving my life in the 

direction I want it to go. 

Imagine if a client cancels 

and I can stroll back to the 

house and unload the 

washing. I can eat lunch 

with my husband most days. 

I talk so much about starting 

to live the lifestyle that you 

want, rather than waiting for 

it to be given to you. Sure, 

there are restrictions, but 

most of them are simply 

fears that we place in our 

own way. 

So, I did it. I gave up 

my office, and my new one is 

gorgeous. Quiet, peaceful 

and beautiful. I’ll be starting 

to see clients in it from late 

March to early April so feel 

free to drop me an email if I 

can help you in any way. 

See you next month. 

Roxy 

www.mindmatterstherapies.co.uk 

roxy@mindmatterstherapies.co.uk 

07449 510700 

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Becky’s Movie Previews 

Red Sparrow 

To 

start us off at the beginning of the month is 

a Russian spy thriller starring Jennifer 

Lawrence (The Hunger Games, American 

Hustle). 

Lawrence stars as Prima ballerina 

Dominika Egorova who faces a bleak and 

uncertain future after she suffers an injury 

that ends her career. She soon turns to 

Sparrow School, a secret intelligence service 

that trains exceptional young people to use 

their minds and bodies as weapons. 

Peter Rabbit 

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Although spring is meant to be 

around the corner, there’s 

plenty of cold weather to 

confine us to the great indoors 

in the next month. Here is 

what you can watch at the 

cinema in March and keep 

warm at the same time. 

Coming Soon… 

Egorova emerges as the most 

dangerous Sparrow after completing the 

sadistic training process and as she 

comes to terms with her new abilities, 

Dominika meets a CIA agent who tries 

to convince her that he is the only 

person she can trust. 

There are plenty of Jennifer 

Lawrence fans to draw audiences into 

this one but it does help that there’s 

plenty of action and drama to keep you 

entertained. Joel Edgerton (The Black 

Mass, The Great Gatsby) and Jeremy 

Irons (Die Hard with a Vengeance). 

Release Date: 1st March 2018 

In time for Easter, the story of 

Peter Rabbit and his friends is coming 

to the big screen. The original stories 

were first published back in 1902 and 

written by Beatrix Potter and are the 

favourite stories of many children and 

adults alike. 

Peter Rabbit (James Corden), his 

cousin Benjamin (Colin Moody), and 

his triplet sisters Flopsy (Margot 

Robbie), Mopsy (Elizabeth Debicki) 

and Cottontail (Daisy Ridley), spend 

most of their days picking on Mr. 

McGregor and stealing his vegetables 

from his garden. They are friends with 

a local woman named Bea (Rose 

Byrne) who spends her time painting 

pictures of the rabbits as well as the 

surrounding nature. Bea takes on a 

mother-like relationship with the 

rabbits due to the passing of their 

mother and father. One day after Mr 

McGregor suddenly dies of a heart 

attack Peter invites all his woodland 

friends who have now taken over 

McGregor's old house. 

McGregor’s nephew, Thomas 

(Domhnall Gleeson) moves into the house 

hoping to refurbish and sell it for lots of 

money. Although because the house is 

already occupied a war breaks out 

between Thomas and Peter for the rights 

to the house and also for the affections of 

Bea. Lots of traps and nuisances are 

caused which lead to some funny 

moments. 

A story loved this much for so many 

years will definitely draw a crowd so don’t 

wait to see this one, with or without the 

kids. 

Release Date: 16th March 2018 

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Tomb Raider 

The series of films based on the 

video game is being rebooted with a 

new Lara Croft taking the reins. This 

time in Lara’s shoes is Alicia Vikander 

(The Danish Girl) and we start at the 

beginning on her first expedition in 

which she embarks on a perilous 

journey to her father’s last known 

destination, hoping to finally solve the 

mystery of his disappearance. 

Vikander definitely looks the part 

as she takes on the iconic figure of Lara 

Croft, not only from the Angelina Jolie 

series of films but also the hoards of 

dedicated fans of the original video 

game. They’ve ramped up the action, the 

stunts and the special effects so let’s 

hope it gives the audience something 

they haven’t seen before. 


Midnight Sun 

Sheltered since early 

childhood, Katie Price (Bella 

Thorne; Shake It Up, The Duff), 

now 17, lives with a 

life-threatening sensitivity to 

sunlight caused by the rare 

genetic condition. 

During the day she is 

housebound, having only her 

father, Jack (Rob Riggle; 21 

Jump Street) for company. But 

it’s after dark that Katie’s world 

opens up, when she ventures 

out to play her guitar for 

travellers. One night, she meets 

Charlie (Patrick 

Schwarzenegger), an ex-high 

school all-star athlete, whom 

she has secretly admired for 

years. She hides her condition 

from him and the two begin a 

romance where Charlie shows 

Katie things she’s only dreamed 

of. 

Based on a Japanese film of the 

same name, Midnight Sun is a typical 

romance story about two people who fall in 

love. It may be a predicable romance but 

the performances are refreshing and worth 

a watch. 



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Elmton Is The Smallest Village In Britain In Bloom 2018 Finals … 

Elmton, a tiny village in 

Derbyshire has been selected as 

one of only seventy six 

communities in the UK for this 

prestigious competition. 

As winner of the ‘Best 

Small Village in the East 

Midlands’ for the past three 

years, Elmton is by far the 

smallest settlement in 

a competition that 

includes much larger 

villages, towns and 

cities. 

With only forty-five 

properties and an 

electoral population of 

only sixty-four 

Elmtonians consider it 

a great honour to have been 

selected. 

Elmton 

was originally 

an Anglo-Saxon 

village and is 

recorded in the 

Domesday book 

of 1086. At that 

time it was 

named Helmetune after the elm 

trees that were once a major 

feature. 

It is a small village steeped 

in history. Archeological 

excavations have shown 

evidence of human occupation 

within the village boundaries 

since prehistoric times. 

Elmton residents are 

delighted to have been selected 

for this prestigious competition 

and look forward to competing 

with the likes of Clovelly, 

Aberdeen, Truro and 

Ballymena. 

Elmton was first 

entered into the 

regional competition, 

East Midlands in 

Bloom in 2005. 

Between 2006 

and the present day 

the points score has 

gradually risen and 

the bronze award has been 

converted into silver and finally 

silver gilt. The aim of 

residents in the village 

is to ultimately receive 

the cherished gold. 

Elmton has been the 

EMIB winner in the 

‘small village category’ 

five times. 

Elmton is nominated as an 

RHS Britain-in-Bloom finalist – 

a nationwide campaign 

intended to encourage and 

celebrate the positive impact of 

gardening in the communities. 

Elmton is one of 76 groups 

from across the UK competing 

across 12 categories. 

Contact details: 

Barry Davies – Chair, Elmton 

Community Association 

bpdavies@btopenworld.com 

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The Street Food and 

Grooves Festival, which 

will be held in New 

Square, will have a range 

of stalls selling world 

street food, ales, bespoke 

gin and vodka, prosecco 

and a selection of wines. 

Organised by 

Chesterfield based Edge 

Events the festival takes 

place from the 11th – 

13th May. 

There is expected to 

be an eclectic delight of 

street food traders 

showcasing their cuisines 

from around the world 

including vegan and 

vegetarian dishes. There 

will also be cold foods 

which will include 

cheeses, pickles & 

preserves, baked goods 

and sweets washed down 

with a variety of bespoke 

alcoholic and 

non-alcoholic based 

drinks. 

Alongside the food, 

performers will be playing 

live music from 11am – 

11pm in a festival style 

marquee. A full 

programme of 

performers will be 

announced in 

early 2018, but 

guests can 

expect music to 

suit every 

musical pallet 

from acoustic 

artists, original 

songwriters and 

full cover bands 

from across the region. 

For a seasoned 

dancer or someone 

wanting to try their hands 

at something new Eat, 

Move and Groove will be 

taking place in the 

Assembly Rooms. Guests 

can enjoy free entry to 

dance demonstrations. 

yoga, fitness classes, 

workshops and social 

dancing. 

Laura Ashby, 

Co-organiser and Creator 

of Edge Events, states:- 

“We love to visit markets 

around Europe and we 

hope to bring a bit of 

what we have seen back 

to Chesterfield.” 

“Times are changing and 

we wanted to create 

something that was 

modern and will bring 

people into the town. We 

feel that in today’s climate 

events like this are 

becoming more and more 

important to sustain the 

local economy” 

The Street Food and 

Grooves Festival joins 

Edge Events growing 

programme of events in 

the town as the 

Chesterfield 

Food and 

Drink Festival 

returns to 

town for a 

second year 

between the 

4th-5th 

August. 

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Chesterfield Retail Awards… 

New format for the 2018 Chesterfield 

Retail Awards 

The 2018 Chesterfield Retail Awards 

has stepped up a gear. 

For the first time, the popular 

awards will be hosted as a glittering 

black-tie ceremony at the Winding 

Wheel. In previous years the awards 

have been presented at an afternoon 

tea. Up to 200 store owners, retail 

workers and key figures from the 

business community are expected to 

attend the ceremony which is now in 

its fifth year. 

Businesses can also take part in 

the prestigious event by sponsoring 

one of the 15 categories. New to this 

year’s ceremony will be the chance to 

commend the work of apprentice 

Secret Chesterfield… 

By author Richard Bradley 

The Derbyshire town of 

Chesterfield has a long and 

interesting history. It has been a 

market town for the surrounding 

area from the Middle Ages, 

receiving its charter in 1204, and 

still hosts a large open-air market 

today. During the construction of 

the railway in the 19th century it 

was discovered that Chesterfield 

sat within a large coalfield and 

the history of the town and the 

surrounding area became 

associated with mining and 

manufacturing until the closure 

of the mines from the 1980s. 

Today there are few signs of 

mining with many sites returned 

to countryside and the town is 

bustling, still overlooked by the 

famous crooked spire of the 


retail workers and employers of 

apprentices in the Apprentice of the 

Year and Apprentice Employer of the 

Year categories. 

Commenting on the change of 

format, Dom Stevens Manager of 

Destination Chesterfield said: 

“Becoming a sponsor is an excellent 

opportunity to get involved with the 

town’s developing retail scene. 

“The awards have grown more 

popular year on year and the clear 

message is that local businesses are 

keen for Destination Chesterfield to 

further promote the quality and 

diversity of retailers across the town to 

attract further inward investment. 

“With so many developments 

underway and so many new retailers 

arriving in Chesterfield, now is an 

excellent time to raise the profile of the 

Chesterfield Retail Awards further and 

we are pleased to be able to host the 

fifth event as a black tie ceremony.” 

Supporters of the 2018 

Chesterfield Retail Awards so far 

Church of St Mary and All Saints. 

Secret Chesterfield explores 

the less well-known episodes and 

characters in the history of the 

town and the surrounding area 

through the centuries. With tales 

of remarkable characters, 

unusual events, local folklore and 

delicacies and tucked away 

historical buildings, Secret 

Chesterfield will appeal to all 

those with an interest in the 

history of this Derbyshire town. 

Secret Chesterfield explores 

the lesser-known history of the 

town of Chesterfield through a 

fascinating selection of stories, 

unusual facts and attractive 

photographs. 

include: Apprentice Town, Chesterfield 

Borough Council, Chesterfield College 

Group, Derbyshire Times, East 

Midlands Chamber (Derbyshire, 

Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire), 

Jumble Creative Design, Peak FM, 

Temple Safety and The Pavements 

Shopping Centre. 

Information about the various 

sponsorship packages are available at 

www.chesterfield.co.uk/retailawards or 

contact Tara Underhill, Senior 

Destination Chesterfield Coordinator, 

by 

emailing 

Tara.underhill@chesterfield.co.uk or 

calling 01246 207207. 

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Castle Street Medical Centre … 

We held our February 

meeting on the 19th, and we had an 

invited guest speaker Mr Stevan 

Chambers. Stevan outlined the work 

carried out by the Chesterfield 

Volunteer Group, from where the work 

is carried out by the volunteers. Some 

of the work can be small jobs for 

elderly people, or people with 

disabilities. These can be carried out 

by Safe & Sound Handymen. He gave 

us an example where an elderly lady 

contacted them when her washing 

line broke. Within THREE HOURS, a 

volunteer had gone round with a new 

washing line and fixed it. Stevan has 

been a volunteer for over 29 years, 

and all the group are DBS checked, 

and can go out to talk to people over 

50. The group can be contacted by the 

internet, or by phone and sometimes 

by referral. They get some MacMillan 

funded referrals, but more funding 

would be welcome. There is a need for 

volunteers from around Bolsover and 

NE Derbyshire. There are two 

Friendship Cafes on Thursdays at the 

church on Rose Hill, one from 10.30 

am, and one from 1.30 pm, with a £2 

fee. 

There are about 300 

elderly being supported by the group. 

The group are trying to obtain funding 

from the Callendar TV news 

programme, where groups are asked 

to apply, and then the public are 

asked to vote for the one they think is 

most suitable. Voting forms can be 

obtained from the centre in 

Chesterfield, or from any member of 

the group. 

Contact details are:- The Volunteer 

Centre, 38 Knifesmithgate, 

Chesterfield,S40 1RQ, tele :- 

01246276777, or Email:- 

carmmen@chesterfieldvc.org.uk The 

Centre get referrals, from the three 

surgeries in Bolsover, and one in 

Glapwell. 

This means that if you feel 

the need to make a referral, then 

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surgeries listed. 

We thanked Stevan for 

his report and told him that we would 

do our best to promote the group. 

The PPG then went into a 

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discussions on items relating to the 

group. 

Just one item to report, 

and this is the new Photo Board, 

containing the photos of our staff, has 

now been hung in the waiting room. 

Our next meeting will be on the 19th 

March. 

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ARIES March 21st 

- April 20th 

Work will be stressful at the 

beginning of March, with too 

many responsibilities being 

heaped on your plate. The Full 

Moon on the 2nd will tear you 

away from a relaxing interlude, 

making you irritable. Try not to 

take out your frustrations on a 

colleague who is suffering just as 

much as you. It's not their fault 

you are in this situation. By 

forming an alliance, you can chip 

away at your list of things to do. 

On the 17th, the New Moon will 

give you an opportunity to 

withdraw from public life and 

enjoy some solitude. If you're in 

love, this would be a great time to 

connect in a meaningful way with 

your partner. Stay away from 

annoying distractions like social 

media, 24-hour news cycles and 

phone calls from needy friends. 

Another Full Moon on the 31st 

urges you to recommit to a 

partner or break up altogether. 

TAURUS April 21st 

- May 21st 

A romance will meet a turning 

point on the 2nd, due to a pivotal 

Full Moon. It's time to decide 

whether you're going to get 

serious or part ways altogether. If 

you are in a committed 

partnership, things will be tense 

between you and your amour. 

Don't let your practical approach 

to life undermine your love. A 

group activity on the 17th will be 

more fun than expected, thanks to 

a relaxed New Moon. If you've 

been looking for love, you will find 

it with one of your teammates. 

Have you been yearning to 

develop your creative talent? An 

accomplished artist in the group 

will be happy to mentor you. This 

will be the beginning of a 

beautiful friendship. Make sure 

you attend a festive party towards 

the middle of March. A flirtatious 

conversation will give you an 

Russell Grant’s Horoscopes - March 

attractive glow. On the 31st, a 

second Full Moon urges you to 

clear out clutter and tidy your 

work space. 

GEMINI May 22nd 

- June 21st 

Your living situation will be 

difficult at the start of the month. 

A Full Moon on the 2nd urges you 

to find a home where you feel 

supported and nurtured. If you 

live too far from work, think about 

getting a place closer to your job. 

Spending all your time 

commuting has a suffocating 

effect on your personal life. Look 

for a place that is close to a park 

or garden. Beautiful plant life has 

a powerful effect on your outlook. 

The New Moon on the 17th marks 

an exciting career opportunity. 

Getting a promotion will allow you 

to exercise your creative muscles. 

Be open to learning advanced 

techniques from colleagues. At 

times, these lessons will be 

intense. When someone pushes 

you hard, strengthen your focus. 

The skills you acquire will serve 

you well and contribute to further 

career success. Another Full 

Moon on the 31st warns against 

rushing things with a love affair 

or creative project. 

CANCER June 22nd 

- July 23rd 

An upsetting exchange on social 

media will get under your skin. It's 

best to stay away from threads 

involving politics, religion and 

current events. Someone who 

posts an offensive remark on the 

2nd is looking for a fight. Taking 

their bait will be serious cause for 

regret. A comment made in anger 

could come back to haunt you; 

wait a full day to respond to 

upsetting remarks. The New Moon 

on the 17th will excite your spirit 

of adventure. Launching a 

business, going back to college or 

going an overseas trip are among 

the possibilities. You're tired of 

following the rules. Stepping out 

of your familiar routine will be 

liberating. If you're single, you'll 

meet someone special as a result 

of taking a gamble. Do you have 

a partner? Taking a new direction 

will bring you closer together. On 

the 31st, a second Full Moon will 

cause disruptions on the home 

front. Prepare for a family quarrel. 

LEO July 24th 

- August 23rd 

Money from a job will be less than 

expected on the 2nd, due to a 

tense Full Moon. Let this be a 

lesson moving forward. If 

someone has violated a contract, 

you will have to get help from a 

legal professional to recoup your 

fee. Think through whether you 

want to go to the trouble and 

effort of a court battle. It may be 

better to cut your losses and leave 

this disappointment behind you. 

On the 17th, the New Moon helps 

you draw closer to someone you 

love. Whether you decide to move 

in together, get engaged or 

exchange vows is immaterial. The 

important thing is making a 

commitment to someone who has 

been loyal through good times 

and bad. Being the recipient of 

unconditional love has made you 

a better person. A second Full 

Moon on the 31st urges you to be 

on the alert for someone who is 

taking credit for your ideas. 

VIRGO August 24th 

- September 23rd 

It will be difficult to talk sense to 

a friend, romantic partner or 

business colleague at the 

beginning of March. The Full 

Moon on the 2nd has you 

working at cross purposes. 

Although it pains you to do so, it 

may be necessary to step aside 

and allow them to make a terrible 

mistake. The New Moon on the 

17th finds you making a fresh 

start with someone special. If 

you've been fighting with your 

amour, take this opportunity to 

forgive past mistakes. Are you 

single? You could meet someone 

special at a spiritual, cultural or 

artistic gathering. This psychic 

connection will be powerful and 

reassuring. It's a relief to finally be 

with someone who understands 

your quirks and admires your 

quest for perfection. Beware of a 

tendency to be hypercritical with 

your amour. On the 31st, you may 

be tempted to leave a steady job. 

Don't quit until you find another 

position. 

LIBRA September 24th 

- October 23rd 

The Full Moon on the 2nd brings 

a painful secret to light. You feel 

betrayed by someone who kept 

their motives hidden from you. 

This manipulator will try to get 

back into your good graces. Don't 

be fooled by their apparent 

apologies. Well intentioned 

friends might urge you to forgive 

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and forget, but turn a deaf ear to 

their advice. You're not going to 

be fooled again. On the 17th, the 

New Moon presents an ideal 

opportunity to start a job. Working 

for a company that appreciates 

your creative ability will be 

refreshing. Have you been worried 

about your health? This would be 

a good time to start a fitness 

regime. Improving your diet, 

taking regular exercise and 

getting more sleep will make you 

feel better. When you treat 

yourself well, others will do 

likewise. A second Full Moon on 

the 31st causes friction in a close 

relationship. Your partner will 

disapprove of your plans. 

SCORPIO October 24th 

- November 22nd 

A group project comes to fruition 

on the 2nd. If you've developed 

tender feelings for one of your 

teammates, keep them to yourself. 

The object of your affection has 

been maintaining a false front. 

When you get to know them outside 

of this alliance, you'll see 

some unpleasant qualities that 

are highly disturbing. If you're 

looking for love, you'll have a 

much better chance for finding it 

on the 17th. That's when the New 

Moon will put you in the path of 

someone who excites your 

imagination. Are you already in a 

relationship? Seize a chance to 

showcase your creative ability. 

Selling your work to a publisher, 

boutique or gallery will be a 

tremendous source of pride. Word 

will spread of your talent and 

you'll get some special 

commissions. On the 31st, the Full 

Moon will urge you to release a 

grudge. Dwelling on the past is 

making you bitter. 

SAGITTARIUS November 

23rd - December 21st 

An embarrassing situation could 

occur on the 2nd, due to a tense 

Full Moon. Someone will try to 

blame you for their mistakes. 

Instead of getting defensive, it will 

be better to accept this accusation 

with good grace. An executive 

who understands the score will 

reward your noble attitude. The 

New Moon on the 17th draws an 

excellent property deal into your 

orbit. Take this opportunity to buy 

or sell a house. Alternatively, you 

could welcome someone into your 

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addition to your home will make 

it a happy, cheerful place. Have 

you been arguing with a relative? 

Take this opportunity to extend an 

olive branch. Healing this breach 

will relieve a great deal of stress. 

The Full Moon on the 31st urges 

you to monitor the company you 

keep. Break ties with a shady 

manipulator who pretends to be 

your friend. 

CAPRICORN December 

22nd - January 20th 

A creative project will get a mixed 

reception on the 2nd. The Full 

Moon has created an air of 

confusion. Some people will 

instinctively love your work, while 

others will simply dismiss it. Try 

not to take the rejection personally. 

Instead of letting a 

disappointment get you down, use 

it as a launch pad to future 

success. On the 17th, the New 

Moon prompts you to launch an 

advertising campaign, blog or 

writing project. Discussing a 

subject that is close to your heart 

will pave the way to strong 

friendships. It's reassuring to 

realise others feel as passionately 

as you about certain books, 

movies and musical styles. You're 

tired of feeling like an outsider. 

Make some alliances; they'll serve 

you well in surprising ways. A 

second Full Moon on the 31st 

urges you to conserve your energy. 

Don't let a person flatter you into 

accepting a thankless job. Protect 

your interests. 

AQUARIUS January 21st 

- February 19th 

Go over your financial statements 

with a fine-toothed comb on the 

2nd. That's when the Full Moon 

will bring some troubling 

information to light. If you discover 

fraud or unauthorised activity, 

notify the authorities immediately. 

If you discover a romantic partner 

has been accessing your account, 

you must cut ties immediately. 

Don't listen to lame excuses. You 

deserve a relationship that is 

founded in loyalty and trust. The 

New Moon on the 17th attracts a 

lucrative job offer. Taking this 

position will put you on the path 

of financial stability. It will also be 

emotionally fulfilling. Getting paid 

to help others will renew your faith 

in humanity. There are many 

people like you who are working 

hard to make the world a better 

place. Join forces; you won't be 

sorry. A legal matter could come to 

a disappointing conclusion on the 

31st, when a second Full Moon 

highlights a fundamental injustice. 

PISCES February 20th 

- March 20th 


A troubled partnership could 

finally come to an end. The Full 

Moon on the 2nd will convince 

you to explore greener pastures. 

Saying goodbye to a friend or 

romantic partner who doesn't 

meet your needs will be a relief. If 

you've been working with an 

unappreciative business associate, 

you'll finally be able to part ways. 

The New Moon on the 17th invites 

you to do something nice for 

yourself. Changing your hairstyle, 

revamping your wardrobe and 

undergoing a cosmetic procedure 

are among the possibilities. The 

important thing is to put your 

needs first. If you've been longing 

to go on a glamorous trip, book 

your tickets. This holiday will be 

empowering. Instead of doubting 

your abilities, your self-confidence 

will become stronger than ever. 

This is great news. A large 

payment or financial gain will be 

delayed on the 31st, when a 

second Full Moon cultivates 

greedy behaviour. 

World of Music 

proudly announce details of concerts for 2018. 

Once again we proudly present a star-studded concert 

programme featuring the very best nationally and 

internationally renowned stars of the keyboards with 

a wide range of musical styles and sounds to suit all 

tastes. 

Come along and enjoy LIVE musical entertainment 

for all the family! 

Wednesday April 11 th CHRIS STANBURY 

Yamaha Stagea 

Chris is one of the UK's most versatile and busiest young 

keyboard musicians on the professional circuit today. 

Whether he's playing the very latest electronic instrument, 

jazz or classical piano or indeed a mighty theatre or classical 

pipe organ, Chris approaches everything with a high level of 

skill and musicianship. Classically trained on organ and piano 

but equally at home when playing jazz and pop music, Chris 

holds various prestigious musical qualifications from the 

London College of Music including Bachelor of Music and 

Master of Music degrees. 

Wednesday May 9 th MARTIN ORBIDANS 

Yamaha / Technics 

Martin first appeared on the concert circuit after serving in 

Her Majesty's Royal Marines Band where he worked for 5 

years as pianist on the Royal Yacht Britannia. Having spent 

several years playing for organ societies and festivals 

throughout the UK, his wanderlust took him off to Cairo for 

a week, and he stayed for 5 years! There he played at the 

British Embassy, the cathedral, jazz clubs and gave tuition. 

Now back ashore in Devon, we are delighted to welcome him 

back to World of Music where our long-standing members 

will undoubtedly remember his hilarious anecdotes and 

brilliant musicianship. This is for sure a concert not to be 

missed! 

If you would like further information about us or our concert 

programme please telephone us on 01246 411814 or 01246 

274009 or visit our web site at www.worldofmusic.org.uk 

Concerts on the second Wednesday every month at 

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Admission £6.00 (members £5.00) 

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THE WORLD’S LEADING 

TRIBUTE TO COLDPLAY HEADS TO 

CHESTERFIELD 

Coldplace, the world’s 

number one tribute to the legendary 

Coldplay, comes to Chesterfield for 

one night only on 27 th April at The 

Winding Wheel, as part of their 

2018 UK tour. 

Promising to be an 

unforgettable evening with an 

electric atmosphere of dazzling 

lasers and lights, tremendous 

sound and the songs you know and 

love from Coldplay, this really is an 

event not to be missed. 

Formed in 2004 by 

frontman Shane Crofts, Coldplace 

have performed around the world 

with their leading tribute, and most 

recently have performed at Chris 

Evans’ Car Fest alongside Kaiser 

Chiefs, The Jacksons and Mel C. The 

band has also appeared on BBC 

Radio One and Two, The Gadget 

Show, Sky News, and performed 

alongside musical legends 


Coldplace - Coldplay Tribute… 

such as Sir Bob Geldof and Ringo 

Starr. 

“Our 2018 tour is the 

biggest tour we have done to date 

across the UK, and we’re so excited 

to be coming to Chesterfield,” says 

Shane. “We have developed our 

show production to a level now 

where it works in a theatre 

environment, which gives us more 

scope to enhance the show with 

pyrotechnics, lasers and visuals, 

which we’re really excited about. We 

have recreated the incredible 

spectacle of Coldplay’s recent ‘A 

Head Full Of Dreams’ sell out tour, 

on a scale that is accessible to 

everyone.” 

Having played over 700 

shows in 28 different countries 

around the world, Coldplace are no 

strangers to being on the road, and 

they love exploring new places. 

"We love coming to this 

part of the UK and meeting the fans, 

as everyone is so friendly and 

welcoming," continues Shane. “We 

hope you all enjoy our new show 

that we have worked extremely 

hard on to produce for you.” 

Coldplace is made up 

of lead singer Shane Crofts, lead 

guitarist Dean Stewart, bass player 

Asa Crofts and drummer Wayne 

Birch. Having performed so many 

times together, the band are very 

much in tune with each other, 

creating 

the harmony Coldplay itself 

delivers on stage. 

“We spend hours and 

hours studying Coldplay, from the 

way they move on stage, their 

mannerisms, the way they hold their 

instruments, how they address the 

crowd, and what they wear, to 

ensure we create an accurate stage 

show,” explains Shane. “It’s not just 

a case of learning their songs, but 

how they are delivered. We want to 

guarantee fans an authentic 

performance.” 

Tickets are available from 

www.coldplace.co.uk/tickets and 

are priced from £20.00 

For further information on 

Coldplace and their UK tour, please 

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Well it appears winter is 

well and truly making itself felt 

and as so many articles are 

written about dogs in hot cars in 

summer I thought it was worth 

writing one about some of the 

things to think about in winter 

as well. 

Cold - The first obvious peril 

of winter as for all of us is the 

cold. Some dogs will feel the cold 

much more than others. If you 

have a Bernese Mountain dog 

it’s probably safe to say on your 

average walk they won’t need a 

coat on. However, if you have a 

Lurcher or a Chihuahua it is 

worth investing in coat to help 

keep them warm when out and 

about. 

Also in very cold weather 

dog’s paws can get frost bite as 

well as irritated by the salt so if 

you are a fashion follower some 

doggy boots or if not some paw 

cream can be inexpensive and 

well worth using. 

As well as considering the cold 

on walks consider it when you 

put your dogs in the garden or 

yard for any length 

of 

PETS CORNER - Caring For Your Dog In Winter… 

time. Like humans’ 

dogs can become 

hypothermic and at 

worst this can cause 

death. Don’t shut them 

out for long periods of 

time without warmth 

or shelter. 

Also think about 

where your dog sleeps and 

ensure they aren’t in cold drafts 

and that overnight the 

temperature doesn’t drop too low 

where they sleep. 

Road salt – It has become 

more commonly known but road 

salt often used on pavements as 

well as road is in fact toxic to 

dogs. Not necessarily by walking 

on it, although this can cause 

irritation, but by licking off when 

they get home. If grit and salt 

has been used and your dog has 

been walking on it is worth just 

giving their feet a rinse and 

towel to get it off when they get 

home. 

Anti-Freeze – This solution 

can be fatal to all animals 

including dogs. If you are filling 

your car, see others doing the 

same or have bottles around be 

extremely careful. If you think at 

any time your dog has 

consumed anti-freeze don’t 

delay take it straight to the vet. 

Bulbs – On the subject of 

poisons as we 

all wait for the spring flowers to 

come through beware of your 

dog digging the bulbs up as they 

see the first shoots. Many flower 

bulbs while fun to play with are 

entirely poisonous to dogs if they 

eat them. 

Ice – Dogs aren’t great at 

ice skating so be careful when 

they are off leash near ponds. 

The won’t tell the difference 

between the solid ground and 

the thin layer of ice on the water. 

The can run out and come 

unstuck very quickly and the 

temperature of water at this time 

of year can very quickly cause 

shock and death in a dog and 

indeed a human who attempts 

to go out to rescue them. 

So for now I hope you and 

your pet stay warm and enjoy 

the winter season. 

Until next month… 

See Calagran Four Paws Hotel advert on page 10 

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Sight Support Derbyshire … 

CHARITY OFFERS THEATRE TRIP 

FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEO- 

PLE 

Local sight loss charity Sight 

Support Derbyshire is offering a 

trip to Derby Theatre on Saturday 

24 th March for visually impaired 

people, to see an audio-described 

matinée performance of Jim 

Cartwright’s classic comedy, ‘Two.’ 

Tickets for the play are £20, 

with free entrance for 

accompanying guides, 

and include a tactile tour 

of the stage and scenery 

before the performance 

at 2.30pm. The trip is 

open to all, no matter 

where they live in the 

county. 

Sight Support Derbyshire 

staff will meet the theatregoers in 

Derby, and there will be the 

opportunity for a light lunch at 

Derby Theatre restaurant before 

the tour and show. Guide dogs 

are welcome and charity staff will 

assist anyone needing to get a 

bus or taxi home. 

For more details, please 

contact Helen Jones or Heather 

Davidson at Sight Support 

Derbyshire on 01332 292262. 

Tickets will be offered on a first 

come, first served basis. 

‘Two’ is a hilarious, yet 

heart-breaking play presenting a 

slice of working-class life in a 

Northern local pub in the 1980s. 

With a constantly quarrelling 

landlord and landlady, and the 

dozen regulars pulling up a stool, 

all life is present in this pub. 

Jim Cartwright has written 

extensively for stage, television 

and radio with his hugely 

successful plays, including ‘The 

Rise and Fall of Little Voice,’ 

performed at the Royal Court 

Theatre, National Theatre, the 

West End and on Broadway. They 

have won numerous awards, 

including the Olivier and Evening 

Standard awards. 

TWO 

1 pub. 14 different characters. 2 

actors. 

TWO is hilarious, yet 

heart-breaking, and presents a 

slice of working-class life in a 

Northern local pub in the 1980s. 

With a constantly quarrelling 

landlord and landlady, and the 

dozen regulars pulling up a stool, 

all life is present in this pub. It is 

the heart of communities. It is 

where people laugh, share stories, 

celebrate and mourn. It is a place 

of failed aspirations and 

unfulfilled lives. 

Through this range 

of colourful characters, 

the rich tapestry of their 

interconnecting lives is 

revealed. With the 

fragile relationship of 

our less than cordial 

hosts at breaking point, 

a rollercoaster of 

emotions unfolds. 

Jim Cartwright has 

written extensively for stage, 

television and radio with his 

hugely successful plays 

(including The Rise and Fall of 

Little Voice and Road) performed 

at the Royal Court Theatre, 

National Theatre, the West End 

and on Broadway. They have won 

numerous awards, including the 

Olivier and Evening Standard 

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The First Food Barn In The North… 

…has been granted planning 

permission in Chesterfield. 

The Batch House will feature 

a mix of bars, restaurants, 

start-ups, street food traders and 

a demo kitchen, as well as 

offering creative flexible space on 

the upper atrium floors. 

Common place in many 

European towns and cities, the 

concept of a food barn offering 

quality artisan food in a casual 

relaxed environment is only just 

beginning in the UK. The Batch 

house is going to create that 

atmosphere for Chesterfield and 

its surrounding neighbours. 

Popping up all over London, 

food halls offer diners a range of 

exciting food and drink all under 

one roof. 

The Batch House is an 

integral part of Blue 

Deer’s latest project, 

The Glass Yard. It’s 

going to bring 

people 

together who want 

to create something 

special, whether that 

is food, products, or 

experiences. 

Directly opposite 

Chesterfield’s Proact 

football stadium, the barn will 

form an imposing centrepiece of 

the whole project with its 

eye-catching design, and will be 

surrounded by 18 state-of-the-art 

office buildings. 

The whole project has 

already attracted exciting local 

businesses, as well artisan food 

producers from across the country, 

all sharing the ethos of: 

“Whatever you sell, 

make or create, 

make it as good as 

you can”. 

Tim Turner, 

Blue Deer founder, 

said: “I’ve visited 

food destination 

buildings in lots of 

European towns 

and cities and 

always have the 

same thought 

‘why don’t we do something like 

this back home in Derbyshire’. 

Now we’re going to. 

“The Batch House will bring a 

European culture and experience 

to Chesterfield and its neighbours 

that is currently springing up all 

over London. 

“We know from the interest 

we have already received just 

how much support there is out 

there for this project, and now 

planning 

permission has been granted we 

are in the position to make it 

happen. Is Chesterfield ready for 

this? We think so!” 

Bolsover Camera Club 

Meeting at 7pm for 7:30 start, Friday, 2nd September, Bolsover 

Camera club commences it 2016/17 season. 

We meet most Fridays through to May. 

Bainbridge Hall, Carr Vale, Bolsover, Derbyshire, S44 6JD. 

All are welcome. Whether you are 

a novice, keen amateur or 

expert photographer our 

program will have something 

of interest for you. 

For more details go to 

bolsovercameraclub.com 

CHESTERFIELD FILMMAKERS 

http://chesterfieldfilmmakers.weebly.com 

The Chesterfield Filmmakers welcome 

Anyone interested in camcorders 

& filmmaking please contact 

Les Lewis 

01246 234578 

Or John Fox 

01246 822638 

28 



Heather Small - The Voice Of M People … 

…plays SHEFFIELD – Foundry on 

Saturday 21st April! 

Heather Small, born 20th 

January 1965, grew up on a West 

London council estate. From going 

to Sunday school and attending the 

'Good News Club', religion and faith 

became an important aspect of 

Heather's life. Growing up in 70's 

Britain and not wanting to be 

stereotyped or treated differently, 

Heather knew that she wanted to 

make something of herself. 

Even though Heather battled 

with shyness and severe nerves, she 

joined her first band Hot!House who 

released two albums in the late 80's. 

As Part of M People, hits such as 

'Moving On Up', 'One Night In 

Heaven' and 'Search For The Hero' 

and albums like Elegant Slumming, 

Bizarre Fruit and Fresco achieving 

massive worldwide success, 

Heather became one of the seminal 

British voices of the 1990s, 

with the band winning the 

Best British Dance Act Award 

at the Brits in 1994 and 1995, 

as well as the Mercury Music 

Prize for Elegant Slumming. 

Heather has since had great 

successes with two solo 

albums – the title track of her 

'Proud' album has gone on to 

become the soundtrack to a 

whole host of very special 

events including London's 

successful 2012 Olympic bid, 

the 60th anniversary of VE 

Day in Trafalgar Square, the 

launch of Queen Mary 2, the 

Tsunami Relief Concert, 

England's victory at the 

Rugby World Cup 

celebrations, and the official 

ceremony marking the 

handover of the Olympic 

Games from Beijing to 

London. 

And when Oprah 

Winfrey was looking for a 

song to sum up the work she'd 

been striving to achieve over her 

twenty-year career, she got in touch 

with Heather, who somehow 

managed to squeeze in a trip across 

the Atlantic to perform on the show 

right in the middle of her last UK 

tour with M People ('If Oprah calls, 

you go!' she laughs, adding that the 

first lady of chat was 'very sweet to 

me'). 

In 2008, Heather embarked on 

a journey that would see her dance 

her way into the public’s affection 

as she became a contestant in 

Series 6 of the BBC's 'Strictly Come 

Dancing'. Heather's infectious 

personality and her trademark 

sense of humour earned her 

appearances on a number of TV 

news and chat shows including 

Paul O'Grady, Alan Titchmarsh, 

GMTV, BBC Breakfast, The Wright 

Stuff, Newsnight, as well as special 

appearances on The Weakest Link 

and Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? 

2009 was another busy year for 

Heather as she took to the road 

again with her band completing two 

highly successful UK tours in May 

and November, performing at over 

30 venues nationwide to sell-out 

crowds. She also continued her TV 

work with regular slots on music, 

entertainment, and politics shows, 

including 'Dancing On Wheels', a 

wheelchair dancing 

competition-come-documentary 

airing on BBC Three in early 2010. 

In the Autumn, Heather 

teamed up with singing sensations 

Anastacia and Lulu for the critically 

acclaimed 'Here Come The Girls' – 

an unforgettable night of feel-good 

party music and dance, touring 

arenas across the UK and Ireland 

during November and December 

2010. 

Well known for her charitable 

work, Heather was recently 

made an ambassador for the 

children’s charity Barnardo's 

and is continually involved 

with fundraising and helping 

lend her valuable support to 

projects around the country. 

So what gives Heather 

the impetus to keep moving 

forward, to keep challenging 

herself, to keep trying new 

things and not resting on her 

laurels? 'If you got the feeling 

I do when I sing' she smiles, 

'you'd understand'. 

All tickets are available from 

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