Flying High Academy from Mansfield hopped on-board the Robin Hood Line to visit Creswell and Creswell Crags and take part in the educational Creswell Rail Trail. Let's see how they got on.

The not for profit, volunteer run festival has been running since 1969 and the team behind the event has just been awarded the Queen's Award for Voluntary Service.

The award is the group equivalent of an MBE and honours the team of volunteers for the hours of time they put in to making sure Stainsby Festival goes ahead without a hitch.

Bolsover TV spoke to one of the organisers to find out more.

Fiver Fest returns to Bolsover for summer 2022. Grab yourself a bargain and help local independent businesses in the town as well.

Keep an eye out from 2 July for businesses in Bolsover who are involved.

Join us as we take a whistle stop tour around Pleasley Pit and Country Park. 

The country park is teeming with wildlife and is accessible to all with a network of trails suitable for walkers, cyclists, horses and mobility scooters.

Take a short walk to the top to find a large pond with ducks, geese and swans and take a break to watch the world go by.

Staveley Jobcentre will be delivering a Jobsfair at the Environment Centre on Thursday 30 June 2022 specifically aimed to support the employers in and around the Markham Vale areas.

The event will start at 10am and finish at 12.30pm. 

We have been named the best location for receiving planning permission approval (outside of London) according to a recent survey.

The survey was undertaken by Townscape Architects who explored the planning permission approval rates across the UK.

We came out top with the best planning permission approval rate with 98.4% of planning permission being approved.

The Festival of Clowne will take place on Saturday 25 June 10am-2pm at St John the Baptist Parish Church.

This is the first summer festival since the fantastic Mining Festival held in 2019 and aims to celebrate ‘all things Clowne’ – its heritage, its sense of community and its families.