This month’s newsletter is linked below. Details on the Free Community Centre Disco, Little Chester Heritage Centre, Methodist and C of E Church events and an update on speeding, flood defence work and the Barnados Big Toddle, among other things!
Here is this month’s newsletter. Important bits:
The March newsletter is in. More flood defence details, and all the usual local news and info! View is by clicking the link below.
February’s newsletters should be coming through your doors any day now, featuring a progress update on the Affordable Flood Insurance Scheme, details from the usual local associations and requests for interest in a Chester Green Carnival!
Get the latest newsletter here:
All the details of the XMas goings on in Chester Green are in! Note, we missed off the 7th Day Adventist Church XMas Carol Service (sorry) which is at Chester Green Seventh-day Adventist Church 220 Mansfield Rd., Derby DE1 3RB on Friday 19th December, 6.30-8pm followed by refreshments – everyone warmly welcome.
Included are details on Community Centre, Coach & Horses, St. Paul’s Church, Methodist Church and Adele Francesca Performance Academy.
Merry run-up-to Christmas 🙂
The November newsletter with some great news. We have managed to get St. Paul’s C of E Church added to the list of churches recognised by Walter Evans C of E Primary school in Darley Abbey giving children in the area a potentially higher priority than others outside the catchment area. Walter Evans’ sibling policy also means that once you’ve got one child in, the rest are guaranteed a place (this does not happen at any other school in Derby, and has caused families in the local area much pain and frustration in the past).
Also, on Sunday evening at 7pm at St. Paul’s Church is a Chester Green Remembers 1914-18 evening – A Tribute to the men of Chester Green who gave their lives in the Great War. It’s free and features music, poetry and drama based around the Great War and promises to be a busy and great event. A collection will be held in aid of Combat Stress mental health charity and the Open Road will be there, who have just released a single in aid of the Poppy Appeal (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtq5fEIlLcQ).
Lots of other info in this weeks packed newsletter, so take a look 🙂
Apologies for the lateness of these. Hopefully you all received them through your door anyway 🙂
Please note the excellent Pocket Panto on Saturday 20th September (doors open 6.30). This is always a great night!
This month : are we to lose the community centre garden? The mystery of the Camp Street mound; have you lost a cat? Details on the St. Paul’s plant sale; Awards for our smallest local pub; History group and heritage centre details; More charity work from the Coach and horses, and details of up-coming events at our churches and community centre….phew….and all in one sheet of (virtual) A4!
Important information about a meeting with the council regarding flood defences, and also a very important meeting about the future of the local methodist church and hall on Sunday February 9th, 12pm (at the Methodist Church). Please have a read and contribute (opinion and views, not money 😉 where you can 🙂
The latest newsletter featuring community centre, church, history group, Coach and Horses and other news, can be downloaded below: