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Latest news - 11 November 2022
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 In this week's episode:
- Councillors have agreed to set up a wholly owned company called Dragonfly Development
- Council staff get knitting and want local residents to join them
- We take a look at some of the amazing displays as the district prepares for Remembrance Sunday
- Volunteers, businesses and community groups came together to help plant trees as part of the council's Woodland Experience Day
- A dance group from Barlborough is helping people release their inner-creativeness and expressing their emotions.
Towns and villages up and down the district have marked this year's Remembrance Day with their own poppy creations.
From cascades on pub walls to canopies in gate ways, Bolsover District has really shown a wonderful community spirit for today and this Sunday's acts of remembrance.
There will be services taking place on Sunday 13 November throughout the district so please be patient if you need to travel as there will be some road closures in place.
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There are lots of ways to communicate how we feel, what we want others to feel and basically have some fun. Sometimes we write things down, other times we send flowers and occasionally we struggle to know what to do that is different, healthy and exciting. Up steps MK Dance. With a range of classes available from ballet to tap and dance to freestyle for anyone aged from 4 to 104, MK Dance can provide you with that release, that inspiration that will set you free to express yourself. We caught up with owner Melanie Bradford to find out more.
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Bolsover District councillors have wholeheartedly agreed to establish a wholly owned development company, following the collapse of their preferred contractor Woodhead Construction.
At a Special Council meeting on Wednesday 2 November 2022, members heard proposals that the new company would ‘provide a shareholder return on investment whilst delivering wider social and economic benefits to communities’. We spoke to Council Leader, Cllr Steve Fritchley and Dragonfly Development CEO, Grant Galloway about the plans.
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26 November, from 4pm
Bolsover
The well-loved Bolsover Christmas Festival and Lantern Parade will light up the streets of the historic town.
From castle walls to market stalls, Bolsover will be bursting with festive traders, family entertainment, arts activities and wonderful food and drink.
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