Month: August 2023

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Please click the link below for information on:   Last chance for to take advantage of free Sunday buses Join the Sing Viva Derbyshire Carers’ Choir Pedal power boost for tourism businesses https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/UKDCC/bulletins/36c16f4

The August draw held two weeks ago brings to a close our 2022/2023 lottery with £1800 awarded in prizes and an amazing £4,300 secured towards a refurbishment of our kitchen. Previous lotteries in 2019/20, 2020/21, 2021/22 provided critical seed money to bid for  grants that have resulted in a new roof, insulation and new ceiling, Read more…

Saturday 26th August to Monday 28th August 12-5pm   Mill Lane, behind the Hartington Farm Shop and Cafe   Come and meet and talk to the artists Refreshments available   Plant and dried wreaths sale   Kokedama demonstrations  

Derbyshire Dales have a number of grants and schemes to assist with home energy costs, more specifically for those on low income – check out the links below for Derbyshire Dales and for MEA who are linked to DD and appear on their page:   https://www.derbyshiredales.gov.uk/environment/energy-advice   HUG2 Derbyshire Dales advertising  

Community Voice Update Issue 123 25/8/23   Check the latest issue with the following features by downloading from the link at the end of this post.   Derbyshire Dales Walking Festival Measles Derbyshire Mental Health Forum Derbyshire Families Information Service Men at Work Study Volunteering – Can you help? CV Newsletter 123

Click on the link below to read about the following: Our Derbyshire Woodland Festival needs you! Come on down to the countryside We’re asking for help to help clear snow For the love of trees Pedal power boost for tourism businesses Join the sing Viva Derbyshire Carers’ Choir https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/UKDCC/bulletins/36c23cc

Hartington Village Hall: building on the success of our jazz evening we will welcome  American husband and wife folk music duo  ‘Hungrytown’ to the village on Saturday 30th September. ‘It’s great to hear an act eschew sentimentality in favour of honesty and that you don’t have to go raiding the memory of others to find the Read more…

Hartington Village Hall August lottery draw:  Theresa, our esteemed Pilates instructor, drew the winning number 34. The August bumper prize of £300 was won by Mr and Mrs Whilock of Foxt, long term members of our Social Dance Club. That concludes our 2022/3 lottery but we will shortly launch our 2023/4 lottery which will support Read more…

Click the link below to download the latest Community Voice Update – Issue 121   Details include: Covid boosters update Mental HealthThrough the Seasons – four week FREE course World Sight Day Cost of Living email support and other news from derbyshire.gov.uk   CV Newsletter 121 (1)

In recent weeks we have had several reports of courier frauds involving unaccounted for mobile phones, bank cards or other high value items being delivered to addresses in Derbyshire.   In some cases, victims have received parcels containing iPhones, which include a contract taken out in their name and address without their knowledge or consent. Read more…

Large community and religious WhatsApp groups are being targeted by scammers who infiltrate them to try and deceive their members into sending them money. Since January of this year, 268 people have reported falling victim to this scam.   The fraud often begins when a member of the group receives a WhatsApp audio call from Read more…

The Motorcycle Club have informed the village that the Edinburgh classic reliability trial will take place on 30th September 2023 passing through the parish between approximately 07.35 and 10.35.   The trial is an authorised event run under the rules and regulations of Motorsport UK and the Auto Cycle Union. The County police have been notified Read more…

Hartington Village Hall: we are delighted to share the news that our kitchen refurbishment has been completed. We wish to thank the numerous volunteers who worked to make this happen as well as those many, many families from our community who bought lottery tickets which underpin our ability to secure grants.