<strong>Wings</strong> Your Local Cut Price Quality Bed Specialist Celebrating 27 years FEBRUARY HIGHLIGHTS A VAST RANGE OF TOP QUALITY BEDS, HEADBOARDS & BEDROOM FURNITURE AT PRICES THAT ARE HARD TO MATCH 9-10 John Godber's Bouncers 11 Madama Butterfly - Ukranian National Opera 12 NT Live - The Crucible (12A) 16 Menopause the Musical 2 - cast incl. Mary Byrne (X Factor) & Rebecca Wheatley (Casualty). 17 Barry Steele and Friends - The Roy Orbison Story 18-19 The Tiger Who Came to Tea 24 An Evening with Henry Blofeld 25 A Blinder of a Murder Mystery Dinner MARCH HIGHLIGHTS 2 The Rocket Man - tribute to Sir Elton John 3 Showaddywaddy 4 The Sound & Vision Show - tribute to David Bowie 7-11 Buddy - The Buddy Holly Story 12 NT Live - Othello (12A) 17 Henning Wehn - It'll All Come Out in the Wash 18 A Vision of Elvis 19 Gordon Buchanan - 30 Years in the Wild 20 Exhibition on Screen: Mary Cassatt (Cert tbc) 20 Brian & Roger Eno - Live at the Acropolis (Cert tbc) 24 Chris McCausland: Speaky Blinder 25 Crooked Spire Northern Soul Club 26 Chesterfield Symphony Orchestra 27 Dementia Friendly Screening - Carousel (U) 30 Totally Tina 31 The ELO Experience All events listed are at the Winding Wheel Theatre. The Pomegranate Theatre is closed for renovation and will reopen in 2025. FREE LOCAL DELIVERY OPENING HOURS STAVELEY MON to SAT 9am-5pm (Closed Wed, Sun) CHESTERFIELD MON to SAT 9am-5pm (Closed Sun) Enjoy a perfect night’s sleep “My Grandad’s beds are so comfy!” - Thomas 43 Knifesmithgate, Chesterfield (01246) 277355 And: 4 Market Street, Staveley (01246) 471344 www.newdivanman.co.uk 18-19 FEB <strong>2023</strong> DINNER 25 FEB - IN THE BALLROOM New group saves Fun Day W INGERWORTH Fun Day will be held on at the Allendale Road park on Saturday, June 24th, thanks to a new organising committee that has been set up. A spokesperson said: “We are delighted to tell you that a new committee has come forward to ensure the continuation of this popular annual community event. The previous members decided to stand down after giving a great deal of their time and doing a tremendous job of organising it for the past ten years. This year's event will have a musical theme and promises to be another afternoon for everyone to enjoy, with many local clubs, societies, artists, crafters and other organisations taking part . “Volunteers and donations are essential to the day and needed! We would love to hear from you if you can help and/or would like to be involved in any way, even if just for a couple of hours on the day. Please email wingerworthfestival@gmail.com with any details or enquiries, remembering to include preferred contact details so that we can get back to you." • AN appeal has been lodged against NE Derbyshire Council’s refusal of outline planning permission for residential development of up to 26 dwellings for over 55s with means of access considered on land to the rear of 263 Nethermoor Road, Wingerworth. The Appellant’s case is that the submission is considered to accord with the policies of the Development Plan and constitute sustainable development in accordance with National Planning Policy Framework. Although the council said that the proposal will erode the gap between settlements and result in landscape and visual harm, the appeal claims this is not the case as the site boundary does not extend beyond existing housing and the gap is not protected by local policy like others in the district. The appellant claims that the proposals will have a limited impact on the open character of the surrounding countryside. The Appeal will be heard by written representation. • A CAMPAIGN to encourage Derbyshire people to chat to each other more is expanding. The county council’s Let’s Chat Derbyshire campaign has seen hundreds of signs spring up on benches in parks and other public spaces. The aim is to encourage people to connect and reduce social isolation through having conversations, as well as promoting information about mental health, wellbeing and available support. Due to the success of the initiative, more signs will go up, some on footpaths across the county. And the campaign also moves indoors with all manner of organisations and businesses signing up to get involved. Luke Oldham from the council said: “This indoor campaign is again to encourage conversations around mental health but it also provides resources which have information around starting conversations, acknowledging poor mental health and how to access support and what support is available.” Further details from the Let’s Chat pages on the Derbyshire County Council website. • CHESTERFIELD area women born in the 1950s, angered by Government postponement of their retirement age from 60 until years later, with subsequent loss of pension, have created a drama that reflects their quest for justice. Call Stung, it is the story of Women Against State Pension Inequality, and it is to be performed at the Studio Theatre, Chesterfield College, at 3pm and 7pm on Saturday, <strong>March</strong> 4th, and 2pm on Sunday, <strong>March</strong> 5th. Tickets £8/£6. • A DOG was rescued by firemen after falling through ice on Stubbing Pond at Wingerworth. 16
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