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 A site in Creswell has been secured against anti-social behaviour thanks to Bolsover District Council officers.
The land is privately owned but had become an anti-social behaviour hotspot. Due to the secluded nature of the spot, it had attracted fly tipping, crime and people lighting fires.
The Council’s community safety team intervened and placed an order on the land to secure the site.
A new consultation is now live as Bolsover District Council seeks views on its Animal Welfare Licensing Policy.
The Animal Welfare Licensing Policy aims to create a consistent, transparent and fair animal licensing regime which promotes high standards of animal welfare in licensed establishments across the district. The policy explains how the Council will carry out its responsibilities under animal welfare licensing legislation and provides a clear framework to help the Council, licence holders, applicants, and the public understand how the animal licensing regime operates within the district.
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Bolsover Pride 2026 will once again take place in the stunning grounds of Bolsover Castle on Saturday 11 July 2026 from 12 noon to 6pm.
From drag performances and dance to choirs and comedy, the programme offers something for everyone.
A wide range of stalls, food vendors, and community organisations will be present throughout the day, providing information, delicious treats and local goods.
Entry is free to pride. Everyone is welcome to join us for a day of celebration, community and pride.
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We are inviting residents to submit photos and details of their favourite local tree or woodland to help document and protect important community green spaces.
Residents can email photos, location details (via screenshot or what3words), and reasons for their choice to planning.policy@bolsover.gov.uk
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