Alfreton Town Council Tour Of The Town

Tuesday 2nd July 2019

Members of Alfreton Town Council will be undertaking their Annual Tour of the Town and will be at the locations listed below :-

 

Area Approximate Time
Depart from Alfreton House 18.00
Rodgers Lane Play Area 18.02
Crabtree Allotment Site 18.10
Beech Avenue Play Area and Footpath 18.20
Meadow Lane Footpaths 1 & 2 18.35
Meadow Lane Industrial Area 18.45
Alfreton Railway Station 18.50
Milton Avenue Allotment Site 19.05
Flowery Leys Lane Footpath 19.20
Birchwood Road 19.25
Centenary Green 19.30
Peasehill Allotment 20.00
The Green 20.05
Alfreton Welfare Ground 20.10
Bus Station 20.20
Severn Square 20.25
Institute Lane 20.30
Footpath Adjacent Alfreton Academy 20.40
Southend Allotments 20.50
Watchorn Play Area 21.00
Alma Watchorn Park including shelter 20.10
Alfreton Park 21.15
House of Confinement 21.20
Return to Alfreton House 21.30

 

Best Dressed Window

The Town Council have run a competition in conjunction with their lights switch on, for local businesses to take part in a best dressed window challenge.

Many of the shops in Alfreton chose to take part and it was a very difficult decision for the judge to make.

Wendy Comins of South Normanton Area Food Bank, the Town Mayors chosen charity, has kindly chosen the winner after visiting each shop one afternoon. ‘It was not an easy job because each one was beautifully decorated, many in a style in keeping with the shop itself. I chose ‘Pierce of Art’ on Central Road. The display reminded me of an old fashioned Christmas with stockings hanging on the fireplace, a blazing fire and presents around the tree’

Well done to the staff at Pierce of Art; Lesley, Elizabeth, Jess, Lucy and Abbey, they will be presented with their prize by the Town Mayor, Councillor Mary Kerry next week.

Battles Over Event

Alfreton Remembrance Sunday Parade from Alfreton House at 10.45am to the War Memorial for a short service and laying of a wreath followed by a service at the Watchorn Methodist Church.
Battles Over Event – Alfreton House from 6.10pm
18.55: The Last Post
1000 individual Buglers sound this historic tribute at WW1 Beacons of Light locations across the Nation and UK Overseas Territories.
19.00: WW1 Beacons of Light
Over 1000 Beacons of Light symbolising an end to the darkness of war and a return to the light of peace.
19.05: Ringing Out for Peace
1000 cathedrals and churches will ring out their bells across the nation, and beyond, in celebration of Peace

A minibus will be provided for transport to and from Watchorn Church.

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