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General Discussion / Bolsover Morrisons. NOT !!!
« on: June 16, 2015, 10:07:43 PM »
Looks like it's all gone boobs up. The land/site is now up for sale again :(
http://www.rapleys.co.uk/property/bolsover-s44-ls7/residential-retail-mixed-use-development-opportunity/434/

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Entertainment / Me ?? Sexist ??
« on: June 01, 2015, 05:43:51 PM »
Apparently Britains Got Talent got 90 complaints last night about some of the judges dress sense.
Thats 90 out of over 13 million viewers.
Now I think they look a cracking pair, nothing to complain about  (y)


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The new boss of the company behind the Chesterfield Hotel, Malcolm Aw, said he would like to see the Malkin Street site used by organisations which help vulnerable people.

http://www.derbyshiretimes.co.uk/news/grassroots/spanish-businessman-unveils-possible-future-for-chesterfield-hotel-1-7287358

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Chesterfield Discussion / New Queens Park Baths.
« on: May 27, 2015, 09:58:48 PM »
Just seen these shots on the internet of the new QPLC baths. Still not sure if the whole venture is/was a good idea TBH  :-X


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General Discussion / flysavingsupermarketdotcom
« on: May 23, 2015, 09:26:06 PM »
Do you pay for prescriptions ?
Do you have 2 or more items on prescription each month ?
Then sign up for a PPC (Prescription prepayment certificate) card. http://www.nhsbsa.nhs.uk/1127.aspx
Basically pay £104 and all your prescription charges for a year are sorted, a saving of around £92.80 on the year. Based on today's current prescription charge.
Can't believe I didn't do this 6 months ago. I'd have saved £45 already  >:(


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General Discussion / In't life cruel
« on: May 23, 2015, 07:26:27 PM »
After months and months of suffering with a bad hip and not getting out the house, Our_Lass finally talked her elderly aunty into going to visit her old friend of years and years in Chesterfield, her aunts friend had suffered a fall recently and was also house bound for the past few years.
So yesterday Our_Lass picked her aunt up, called at Greggs at J29A to pick up dinner for the pair of friends and delivered aunt and dinner to aunts friend. Our_Lass returned 4/5 hours later, the old pair had had a lovely afternoon catching up with each others news etc. Our_Lass wished aunts friend all the best and told her to look after herself. Then took aunty home.

Our_Lass got a phone call this afternoon from her aunty, her friend passed away last night  :(

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Chesterfield Discussion / Benefit cheat, taxi driver, and CBC !
« on: May 20, 2015, 10:55:50 PM »
Yes I know her. Yes she was in the wrong. I'm not sticking up for her  :(
http://www.derbyshiretimes.co.uk/news/grassroots/chesterfield-benefits-cheat-i-don-t-deserve-to-lose-my-job-what-do-you-think-1-7268057

Does it prove CBC's points system for taxi drivers is 'right' are wrong though?
Should a local council have the right to add an 'extension ' to a punishment served by a court ?
So now she can't continue her job that she's done for the last 15 years due to the council revoking her badge.
How is she supposed to pay back the money ?
Chances are, no other employer will set her on in another role due to her criminal record saying she is a thief or such.
The firm she worked for didn't sack her, she didn't rob them, they were quite willing to let her go about her daily job.
If I ran my own taxi firm, I'd set her on, but I couldn't. CBC have made sure of that!

So that's it, let her claim benefits and let the tax payer pay it back for her  ::)

Come on CBC, give her the badge back. At least let 'her' pay for the crime !!









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Politics / Rude, nasty, anti tory post. Don't look :-(
« on: May 05, 2015, 09:56:53 PM »
You have been warned !!
http://www.dontbeafuckingidiot.uk/

Feel free to post other anti party links.  ;)

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I called at the Spire this morning to take a few shots of the new 'Bee'.



I was lucky enough to meet, and have a chat with the wooden sculptures artist Andrew Frost, and Peter Corke, sustainability officer at Chesterfield Borough Council. I asked what was to become of the sculpture when it was finally finished.
Peter explained that the sculpture was to stay in it's present location for the entire span of it's life.
The chance that it may get vandalised will hopefully not be the outcome. They both hope the people and visitors of Chesterfield will welcome and cherish the new addition to the grounds of the town's iconic Church.
So do I, it's a great little piece of work, I love it  :)





I didn't ask how much it had cost, but the borough council and various other organisations funded the sculpture.
People would still complain if it was done for a pittance mind  ::)
Andrew also removed the board under the Bee's proboscis whilst I was there. These may be some of the first photo's online without it in place  ;)






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Sainsbury's is supporting the plunder of the Antarctic and one of the last unspoiled oceans on the planet.

One of our largest supermarkets is selling Antarctic krill oil as a health supplement. Krill are vacuumed in vast quantities from the Antarctic Ocean and pumped into pills. By doing this, Sainsbury's is putting the entire Antarctic ecosystem at risk, but we can stop it.
http://action.sumofus.org/a/sainsburys-krill/?akid=10342.3822094.Pv7E7W&rd=1&sub=fwd&t=2

Thoughts .  .  .

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General Discussion / Williamthorpe Ponds
« on: April 30, 2015, 05:21:45 PM »
Saw this post by a friend on FB. Scuse his spelling  ;)
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You want b ceing this much longer williamthorpe ponds now they've stopped pumping water in 2 them such a shame
With it was a picture of Williamthorpe Pond. I asked him what was happening, he told me DCC would no longer pay for the water to be pumped into the ponds.

I posted a question on the Derbyshire Countryside FB page
Is it true that DCC will be closing Williamthorpe Ponds later this year ?
and got this response.
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Hello Barry. The ponds at Williamthorpe were fed by mine water pumping. With the imminent closure of the colliery, the pumps have already been disconnected. This will gradually affect water quality and we anticipate that fishing on Williamthorpe Ponds will need to stop this winter, but we will continue to monitor water levels and quality. Only the ponds are directly affected, the woodlands, grasslands and trail around the Nature Reserve will continue to be there for visitors to use and enjoy’

The colliery has been closed for years. Do they mean that DCC can no longer, or are not going to, continue paying for the running and upkeep of the pumps ?
I await their reply.


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Politics / Er, bullsh** ;-)
« on: April 28, 2015, 05:38:18 PM »

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