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Dronfield Eye Issue 213 September 2023

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mayor ’ s EYE<br />

Coun Susan Burkitt, Town Mayor of<br />

<strong>Dronfield</strong>, presents her monthly<br />

update for <strong>Dronfield</strong> <strong>Eye</strong> readers<br />

T<br />

HE blessing of <strong>Dronfield</strong> Woodhouse’s well dressing at<br />

Carr Lane was the first engagement for my husband and<br />

consort Keith and I since I last caught up with readers.<br />

Unfortunately, it was a very wet event when wellies and brollies<br />

were the order of the day. Despite the challenges of recent<br />

weather, Janet and her team had done an amazing job with an<br />

Alice In Wonderland theme this year and the collection in aid of<br />

the Fairplay charity, based in Chesterfield. (See page 24).<br />

The next day we attended the Studio Dance & Theatre<br />

Academy’s A New Generation Performance, at the Civic Hall,<br />

featuring children of all ages.<br />

Natasha and her team put on an absolutely fantastic show and<br />

the children were brilliant.<br />

Next was the 50th anniversary celebration for the 7th <strong>Dronfield</strong><br />

Gosforth Valley Scout Group, which was well attended and<br />

featured various displays. It was a pleasure to meet different<br />

generations who had been involved with the Scouts.<br />

Earlier in August, Keith and I were back in <strong>Dronfield</strong><br />

Woodhouse, this time visiting the Community Support Hub, on<br />

Moray Place, for an event to mark their first anniversary. Once<br />

again, it was a pleasure to meet and chat to people who attend<br />

and I would like to thank Farida and her team for all their hard<br />

THE annual <strong>Dronfield</strong> Civic Service, which is open to<br />

everyone, will be held in the Civic Hall, on Sunday,<br />

17th <strong>September</strong>, at 11am.<br />

This year’s event will have a focus on the<br />

community and will be followed by refreshments.<br />

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ROTARY CLUB OF DRONFIELD ­<br />

LATEST COMMUNITY<br />

LOTTERY WINNING NUMBERS<br />

27th June<br />

4th July<br />

11th July<br />

18th July<br />

25th July<br />

1st August<br />

8th August<br />

mayor’s<br />

EYE<br />

<strong>Dronfield</strong> Town Mayor, Coun Sue Burkitt, pictured at the<br />

Rockin’ Roots music festival with her consort, husband Keith<br />

Burkitt (right), <strong>Dronfield</strong> First Responders David Hormigo and<br />

Neil Hayter, and event organiser John Firminger. See P64-65<br />

work and dedication. I wish them all the best for the future. (See<br />

page 10).<br />

Last, but not least, I officially opened the Rockin’ Roots Charity<br />

Music Festival at Hill Top Club, the proceeds of which were in aid<br />

of the <strong>Dronfield</strong> First Responders, who do an amazing job. Our<br />

community are very lucky to have them.<br />

Everybody appeared to be having a wonderful time and I would<br />

like to say thank you to John and everyone else involved for<br />

making the evening a success.<br />

Flat roof<br />

Tiles/slate roof<br />

Fascia & soffit<br />

M002<br />

M156<br />

M041<br />

M029<br />

M090<br />

M047<br />

M028<br />

Guttering<br />

Lead work<br />

Pointing<br />

Contact Ashley on 07779 787103<br />

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how to play, visit www.<br />

dronfieldrotary.org.uk<br />

Out of every £1 played, 50p goes directly to<br />

organisations in or serving the S18 district. The<br />

remaining 50p is returned to players as prize­money.<br />

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