Welcome to Alfreton Town Council

This site provides you with news of local matters, contact details for the Council and Council Members, meeting dates, minutes and various other useful documents.

The Office is closed and staff are now working from home

Following the recent government announcement staff will be working from home from Monday 13th December 2021 until further notice.

Please ring 01773 520032 and leave a message or email office@alfretontc.co.uk

Please note that staff are part-time and predominantly work 9-12.30 Tuesday to Thursday

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/working-safely-during-covid-19/offices-factories-and-labs 

Move to Plan B: 

The government has announced that England will move to Plan B in response to the risks of the Omicron variant. This means:

  • face coverings are required by law in some public indoor settings, such as shops, takeaways, (where there is no space for consumption of food or drink on the premise), and cinemas
  • office workers who can work from home should do so
  • from 6am on Wednesday 15 December, certain venues and events will be required by law to check the COVID status of customers using the NHS COVID Pass or other accepted proof

VACANCY IN THE OFFICE OF TOWN COUNCILLOR

VACANCY IN THE OFFICE OF TOWN COUNCILLOR

A vacancy has occurred in the office of Town Councillor for the East Ward of Alfreton as a result of the resignation of Councillor Lyndsey Hunt-Slade.

The Town Council will fill the vacancy by co-option at their meeting on 19th October 2021.

Interested persons must fulfil the following criteria

Be registered as a local government elector for the parish or have occupied as owner or tenant, within the preceding 12 months, land or premises in the parish or

Had their principal or only place of work, during the last 12 months, within the parish or  have, during the preceding 12 months, resided in the parish or within 4.8 kilometres of it

Be 18 years of age or over

Not be disqualified for holding office as a member of a local authority – the Town Council can advise you of this

 

If you meet the criteria and are interested in applying for co-option please contact the Joint Town Clerk David Holmes, Alfreton House, High St, Alfreton DE55 7HH which is open 9-00 to 12-30 on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday

You can: write to that address, call in either in person or ask someone else to do so, telephone 01773 520032 (answering machine available) or you can email townclerk@alfretetontc.co.uk You will receive a straightforward application form which you are asked to complete and return. If you need any help in completing the form please inform the Town Clerk at the time of applying.

Closing date for receipt of applications is Thursday 7th October 2021 at 12 noon

Printed and published by the Town Clerk, Alfreton House, High Street, Alfreton, Derbyshire DE55 7HH

 

Additional Information

Alfreton Town Council
Alfreton Town CouncilSaturday, May 10th, 2025 at 9:19am
🇬🇧Happening today from 12 noon 🥳

Bring a picnic and enjoy the sunshine & entertainment! 🇬🇧
Alfreton Town Council
Alfreton Town CouncilFriday, May 9th, 2025 at 11:38am
🇬🇧 Join us tomorrow for a VE Day picnic on the lawn at Alfreton House 🧺🇬🇧

🇬🇧 🎶 Sarah Bright La Diva - Victory & Vinyl 40's & 50's songbook celebration from 12 noon 🎶 🇬🇧
Alfreton Town Council
Alfreton Town CouncilThursday, May 8th, 2025 at 9:46pm
🇬🇧Thank you to Father Mark & St.Martins Church for hosting this evenings VE Day service and refreshments 🇬🇧
Alfreton Town Council
Alfreton Town CouncilThursday, May 8th, 2025 at 7:18pm
🇬🇧Join us at 8pm at St.Martins Church for the service for VE Day and 9:30pm for Lighting the Lamp of Peace 🇬🇧
Alfreton Town Council
Alfreton Town CouncilThursday, May 8th, 2025 at 10:28am
This morning at 9:00am, Town Mayor, Councillor David Taylor, led a poignant commemoration of the 80th Anniversary of VE Day at Alfreton House.

In honour of Victory in Europe Day, Councillor Taylor read the official proclamation before raising the VE Day flag, paying tribute to the courage and sacrifice of those who served during the Second World War.

The short ceremony served as a moment of reflection for the town, marking the 80th anniversary of the end of the war in Europe and reminding residents of the importance of peace, unity, and remembrance.