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). Â This is always a great night!
Friday 18th July
“Sorocold”
Presented by Alan Gifford
George Sorocold (c. 1668 – c. 1738) was an engineer in Derby in the eighteenth century.
All meetings start at 7.30pm and are held in Darley Abbey Village Hall, Abbey Yard off New Road, Darley Abbey,, DE22 1DS
There is a charge of ÂŁ1 for members of the Historical Group and ÂŁ3 for visitors (this has increased from ÂŁ2)
For further information contact Sheila Hartle on 01332 557597.
A lottery funded lower derwent valley landscape project is holding it’s opening event the Silk Mill museum on Saturday 28th June, 1pm – 5pm. Â Looks like it could be a fun family outing! Â See below for more details:
Details on the traffic calming measures proposed by the council (who haven’t asked for any input from local residents as yet!), all the usual info on the churches and community centre events, as well as an open garden at the Stone House Prebend and local history events too. Â See the link below for details:
Announcement by Darley Abbey History GroupÂ
‘Matlock Record Office’ by Sarah Chubb
Friday 20th June
All meetings start at 7.30pm and are held in Darley Abbey Village Hall, Abbey Yard off New Road, Darley Abbey,, DE22 1DS
There is a charge of ÂŁ1 for members of the Historical Group and ÂŁ3 for visitors (this has increased from ÂŁ2)
For further information contact Sheila Hartle on 01332 557597
There’s lots of live music at the Darley Park cafe, starting this Bank Holiday weekend on 4th May, 11am – 3.30pm. Details in the posters below!
This month : are we to lose the community centre garden? Â 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!
The Group was formed in 1984 in Chester Green, a Conservation Area of Derby, UK. It is an area with a rich heritage from Roman, through the Victorian Industrial Age, to recent times. Currently the Group has around 50 members. Its objectives are to encourage community spirit in the area by:
To find out more about the Group’s current programme and where to find our talk venue please click on the link below 🙂
Lots of info in this months newsletter. Â Click the link below for more!
Missed this in my inbox, so slightly late!  All events at St. Paul’s Church for February can be found linked below 🙂
Services for February