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Latest news - 17 October 2025
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Earlier this week Bolsover District Council made the difficult decision to close Mill One of Pleasley Vale Business Park due to structural safety concerns.
This was done to ensure the safety of the tenants using the building, following advice from Derbyshire Building Control Partnership.
On Thursday 16 October, council and Dragonfly Management officers held a meeting with Derbyshire Building Control Partnership and the appointed Structural Engineers to review the information presented in an earlier structural report. This was then followed up with a site visit in the afternoon to allow the Structural Engineer to re-assess, on site, the risk to the B/C/D block of the building.
The risks have been presented to the council and the decision has been made that some tenants can return and occupy their unit in the building.
13 to 19 October
This week is Flood Action Week.
Extreme weather is becoming the ‘new normal’, with the UK experiencing more frequent and intense extreme weather events due to climate change. Communities are warned not to be complacent about the risk of flooding following this summer’s dry weather.
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A Glapwell couple have lost their appeal against a £3,040 fine issued for noise nuisance.
In May 2025, Bolsover District Council reported that Mr Pratheeparaj Ganeshan and Mrs Lailithasorubiny Pratheeparaj of Mansfield Road, Glapwell had breached a noise abatement which has been issued due to barking dogs on their property.
The Council received a noise complaint regarding the barking dogs in October 2023 and after a comprehensive investigation found that the multiple dogs were left to bark for extensive periods.
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The 20th to 29th of October is a national week of awareness dedicated to helping people deal with damp and mould in their homes.
Black mould can be dangerous to health. It is caused by condensation which builds up on walls, furniture, clothes and curtains.
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Until 16 November
Hardwick Hall
Oh no! A crack has formed between our world and the spirit world, and all sorts of old British folklore creatures have escaped. It looks like they only have one thing on their mind, to eat all of Hardwick’s scrumptious cakes and bakes!
Download the free Stranger Folk app, available on The App Store and Google Play, to communicate with Old Mal, the crone who will lead you on your journey at Hardwick. Old Mal, has been around for 130 years and knows a thing or two about the best ways to banish the ‘Stranger Folk’, follow her directions carefully to seal the crack between worlds before it’s too late.
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