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Latest news - 24 February 2023
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 On this week's episode:
- We urge residents to contact us to claim the benefits they may be entitled to.
- The streets of Shirebrook are alive with the sound of music as the local brass band continue to hit the right note even after 120 years.
- Fans of retro video games are in for a treat as the next Retro Gaming event is being staged at Creswell Events Centre.
- Two sports education courses are being staged in March
- Local resident Grant Stothard has submitted a poem about the history and heritage of Bolsover town.
- And a project to preserve some of Clowne’s heritage is on track and is going full steam ahead.
The Government have changed how you can vote. For the first time, residents will need to show photographic ID to vote at this year’s local elections in May.
And residents are being urged to make sure they are ready to vote by checking they have an accepted form of ID.
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A £100 Fixed Penalty Notice (FPN) has been paid for a littering offence in Clowne.
During a routine patrol of the District, one of our Enforcement Officers witnessed the driver of a vehicle throw the litter from their vehicle window.
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Clowne is a unique town, in that it once had two collieries and two railway lines that served its residents.
With the majority of this history now only able to be seen in the archives, Clowne Local History Society have started a project to bring a bit of this heritage back to life. Bolsover TV went along to see how the project was progressing.
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Fans of retro arcade machines such as classic games consoles Atari, Sego and Nintendo; DDR dance stage, big screen gaming and table top board games are in for a real treat as Creswell Events Centre is staging a Retro Gaming Weekend from 3-5 March.
Book day tickets or enjoy the whole weekend as you relive your childhood or enjoy a new experience.
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