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DERBYSHIRE DALES: Council rejects suggestions to charge for residents permit

Derbyshire Dales District Council has rejected suggestions for a charge to be imposed on its residents’ parking permit.

Volunteer Jenny Earnshaw, AvocadoHAIR owner and Trust supporter Gary Gilthorpe, and volunteer Sharon Holland Taylor.

Charity’s plea for helpers

Bakewell charity, Helen’s Trust, has made an urgent appeal for help.

STONEBROOM: Tots turn out for carnival video

These spellbinding youngsters were out in force for the second annual Stonebroom carnival on Sunday.

UNSTONE: Police find missing girl

A 16-year-old girl who was reported missing last Tuesday has been found.

NDET 20-5-13 RKH 1 Bus crash Dunston Rd Chesterfield

CHESTERFIELD: Coach carrying 29 children crashes

A coach carrying 29 school children lost control and tipped in to a field.

DERBYSHIRE: Record 15,600 visitors enjoy Derbyshire Food and Drink Fair

A record number of visitors enjoyed the Derbyshire Food and Drink Fair at the weekend.

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Richard Powell-Peppers, Lloyd Gellatly, MMA Coach Sam Boult, Striking Coach Andy Marlow

Mixed martial arts: Gellatly eyes up title fight

Dronfield S18 Gym’s Lloyd Gellatly is preparing for a title fight next month after winning his second MMA fight in 18 seconds.

Table Tennis Ponds Forge Sheffield Friday
Sam Walker in Action in his 1st round match with Tom Jarvis

Table tennis: Annual awards attract top stars

England’s top two women table tennis players will be the feature of this year’s Chesterfield and District Table Tennis League’s annual presentation night.

Abigail Turner (in Blue) of Chesterfield

Athletics: Track and field success on opening weekend

Young competitors from Chesterfield and District Athletics Club got off to a flyer in the opening fixtures of this year’s track and field events in Middlesbrough.

Matlock Town v Ilkeston Derbyshire Cup Final Massiah McDonald yellow card

Gladiators: Massiah leaves Matlock Town

Matlock Town announced their retained list of contracted players for next season this week, but one prominent name was not on it.

Boxing: Martin Jolley eyes championship crown

Chesterfield veteran Martin Jolley has announced he will be coming out of retirement for another crack at championship honours.

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Paralympic wheelchair basketball player Maddie Thompson at the launch of The National Lottery Anniversary Run, the first event in the Olympic Stadium since the Paralympic Games Closing Ceremony, at the Olympic Stadium in east London. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Wednesday April 24, 2013. The five-mile mass participation run is being held in association with the London Borough of Newham, The National Lottery, the London Legacy Development Corporation and will be staged by Nova International on Sunday 21st July 2013. The event will give up to 10,000 members of the public the chance to follow in the footsteps of their sporting idols, running the final 300m to the Olympic Stadium finish line. Photo credit should read: Geoff Caddick/PA

Wheelchair basketball: Maddie Thompson commences countdown to Euros

HOPE Valley wheelchair basketball player Maddie Thompson says she has barely stopped since the dust settled on London 2012.

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These spellbinding youngsters were out in force for the second annual Stonebroom carnival on Sunday.

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Undated Handout Photo of a room with a twist pile carpet. See PA Feature HOMES Homes Column. Picture credit should read: PA Photo/Toby Jamieson. WARNING: This picture must only be used to accompany PA Feature HOMES Homes Column.

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