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Latest news - 28 October 2022
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 On this week's episode:
- eligible households are urged to apply for Discretionary Housing Payments,
- a scheme has been launched to help local residents become ‘Digitally Connected’,
- work on the new three-million pound Creswell Heritage and Wellbeing centre is progressing well,
- two fixed penalty notices have been issued in Bolsover as the Council cracks down on environmental crime,
- a Woodland Creation Experience Day is being offered as part of the Councils ambitious Bolsover Community Woodlands project, and
- a local charity is asking people to Walk a Mile to help raise awareness of people living in poverty.
The jury in the case for Ken and Freda Walker who were attacked in their Langwith Junction home on 14 January 2022 has returned a verdict.
After just two hours and 15 minutes, they found Vasile Culea, (34) guilty of murdering Freda and guilty of causing Ken grievous bodily harm with intent.
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On Friday 25 November 2022 a local charity is asking people to walk a mile in a pair of shoes they would not normally wear to help raise awareness of poverty.
The Freedom Project based in Bolsover are asking people to have fun and be creative by wearing shoes like flippers, slippers, high heels or add shoes to help people understand the struggles of those facing poverty.
Lyndsey Ashley from the Freedom Project told Bolsover TV more.
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On Saturday 5 November, Old Bolsover Yard will be staging an Artisan Market from 10am-3pm.
Businesses taking part include The Busy Box Room, Something Old - Something New, Rhodes annals Designs, M&E Woodcraft, M S Wax, The Crazy Crafty Cat Lady and Bet's Barn. Entry is free, so go along, have a browse and pick up a bargain.
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From mechanics to lifeguards and solicitors to income assistants, we have a whole host of job vacancies on offer.
If you want to join a top council who look after their staff, then what are you waiting for, apply today.
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