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Alfreton Town Council are deeply saddened to hear of the death of Her Majesty, The Queen.

Town Mayor, Councillor John Walker said “I would like to extend our deepest condolences to the Royal Family. We hope we can speak on behalf of Alfreton residents in showing our respect at this time to our nations’ Royal Family.”

A Book of Condolence is now available for the local community to sign to pay their respects in the foyer, Alfreton House, High Street, Alfreton, DE55 7HH

Monday – Friday 9:30am – 2:30pm, Saturday 10:00am – 3:00pm

Please note that floral tributes may be laid in front of the large tree on the lawn of Alfreton House.

As per national guidance we respectfully request that any flowers should be unwrapped and not left in cellophane.

 

 

 

 

Display in Severn Square by Alfreton & District u3a

On Saturday 24th September

This year the u3a nationwide is celebrating 40 years of laughter, learning and meeting new friends. Here in Alfreton we are approaching our 10th anniversary.

Our members enjoy the u3a so much that we are having gazebos with displays of our Interest Groups in Severn Square, from 10am to 3pm on Saturday 24th September.

Our Interest Groups are contributing to the day and the Ukulele Group will play several times and hope to recruit a few players. Do come along to see and stay for a chat.

The u3a is aimed at people who, if not yet retired, have some free time in the day to enjoy themselves legally, possibly learn something different and even improve their fitness. Certainly they will have the opportunity to meet a wide range of people and the chance to form new friendships.

Our 24 Interest Groups reflect the current members. New members may have their own enthusiasms and will almost certainly find a few like-minded folk to start a new Group.

We have a monthly meeting on the 2nd Thursday in the month, at 2pm in the Church Hall next to Christ the King Church along Nottingham Road, Alfreton DE55 7GL. We usually have an interesting speaker, time to chat, and a cup of tea or coffee.

Alfreton Town Council
Alfreton Town CouncilTuesday, July 9th, 2024 at 3:13pm
🛍️ We are excited to announce that Pinxton puppets will be joining us to entertain the children at the next Artisan Market! 🛍️

Saturday 27th July

10am - 3pm
Alfreton Town Council
Alfreton Town CouncilTuesday, July 9th, 2024 at 12:22pm
We are 1yrs Old!!

To Celebrate we will be holding a anniversary event at the Pharmacy Wednesday 10th July between 10-12pm!

Pop down to meet the team, have some Free snacks & cakes !!

Our Team will also be on hand to offer Free Blood pressure checks, and tell you about all the amazing changes that have taken place this year!

Pop down we would love to see all of our lovely patients and local community x
Alfreton Town Council
Alfreton Town CouncilSunday, July 7th, 2024 at 6:00pm
This is happening tomorrow, go along to understand the plans.
Alfreton Town Council
Alfreton Town CouncilFriday, July 5th, 2024 at 8:00am
👚👕🩳Alfreton, Derbyshire - Alfreton is blooming with excitement as Mayor David Taylor officially opens the Bloomers Display in the town centre. The display, which features a variety of clothing featuring business sponsors, celebrates the town's textile heritage and community spirit.

The grand opening of the Bloomers Display was made even more special as Town Mayor David Taylor announced a generous donation of £700 to the Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation in memory of Stan Marczynski, a beloved member of the Alfreton community who sadly lost his battle with lung cancer last year. Stan worked alongside his son, Rob, as the Town Council contractor.

The Bloomers Display, organised by Alfreton Town Council and installed by Decx, an Alfreton firm, is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the town's community. The display features an array of clothing to promote and showcase the heritage of the town and the current business community. David Nieper provided the oversized bloomers which feature on each line. Businesses were invited to sponsor a line to advertise their business.

Representatives from David Nieper Foundation, RSM Home and Gardens, Prestige Driveways, Enchanted Rose and the Market traders joined the Town Mayor and Deputy Town Mayor on Saturday. The Town Council were hosting the monthly market and provided entertainment in the fashion of 'washerwomen' to further promote the installation.

Town Mayor David Taylor expressed his gratitude to the community for their support in making the Bloomers Display a success. He said, "I am delighted to see the town come together to create such a beautiful display. It is a true reflection of the community spirit that makes Alfreton such a special place to live."

The donation to the Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation will provide support for the charity that works tirelessly to support those affected by lung cancer and to fund vital research into the disease. The Mayor added, "It is an honour to make this donation in memory of Stan, I hope that this contribution will help the Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation in their important work and bring comfort to those who have been affected by this disease."

The Bloomers Display will be on display until early autumn. It will be replaced by the annual Christmas lights display.

The Town Council and Decx have begun planning for the 2025 display and are working with David Nieper Academy to create a vision...🧐watch this space...🩳👕👚
Alfreton Town Council
Alfreton Town CouncilThursday, July 4th, 2024 at 11:16am
New Bereavement Support Group at The Croft on Slack Lane in Ripley supported by Amber Valley CVS (AVCVS). Please see below for details.