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Bolsover Directory 2020 Schools Monday 27th April Annual Town Meeting - Bolsover Bolsover CofE Junior School: 01246 822324 Assembly Hall Bolsover Infants & 7/8/9 May Under the Castle Music Event - Carr Vale Nursery School: 01246 823181 Sunday 28 June Bolsover Gala - Hornscroft Park OLD BOLSOVER New Bolsover Primary & Saturday 25 July / Sunday 26 July TOWN COUNCIL Nursery School: 01246 823240 Bolsover Food and Drink Festival Serving the People Brockley Primary School: 01246 823344 events 6 September Bolsover Hill Race The Bolsover School: 01246 822105 Sunday 8 November Remembrance Day Bolsover Adult Education Centre: 01629 537912 Parade and Civic Service Chesterfield College: 01246 500500 Wednesday 11 November Remembrance Day Minutes Silence at Cenotaph 11am West Nottinghamshire College: 0808 100 3626 2020 Saturday 28 November Christmas Festival Hospitals and Lantern Parade Chesterfield Royal Hospital: 01246 277271 You can also find out what is happening in the local Kings Mill Hospital: 01623 622515 area on Bolsover TV: www.bolsover.tv Northern General Hospital Sheeld: 0114 243 4343 your local councillor Western Park Hospital: 0114 226 5000 OLD BOLSOVER CENTRAL WARD OLD BOLSOVER NORTH WITH Barlborough Treatment Centre: 0333 200 5276 Bernard Haigh SHUTTLEWOOD WARD Town Mayor (Independent) Paul Cooper (Labour) Doctors Email: bernard.haigh@ Email: paul.cooper@ oldbolsovertowncouncil.gov.uk oldbolsovertowncouncil.gov.uk Welbeck Road Health Centre: 01246 825487 OLD BOLSOVER EAST WARD Paul Goodwin (Independent) Castle Street Medical Centre: 01246 822983 Tim Bagguley (Independent) Email: paul.goodwin@ Family Friendly Surgery: 01246 826815 Email: tim.bagguley@ oldbolsovertowncouncil.gov.uk oldbolsovertowncouncil.gov.uk Cathy Jeery (Labour) Bupa Dental Care: 01246 822348 Anne Clarke (Labour) Email: cathy.jeery@ Parker Opticians: 01246 823242 Email: anne.clarke@ oldbolsovertowncouncil.gov.uk oldbolsovertowncouncil.gov.uk OLD BOLSOVER SOUTH WARD Michele Longden Derek Adams (Independent) Chemist Deputy Town Mayor (Independent) Email: derek.adams@ Day-Night Pharmacy Email: michele.longden@ oldbolsovertowncouncil.gov.uk 24 Town End: 01246 822208 oldbolsovertowncouncil.gov.uk Julie Rushby (Independent) Rowlands 38 Town End: 01246 822133 Paul Stothard (Independent) Email: julie.rushby@ Email: paul.stothard@ oldbolsovertowncouncil.gov.uk Rowlands 2 Town End: 01246 822320 oldbolsovertowncouncil.gov.uk Geo Davis (Independent) OLD BOLSOVER WITH STANFREE Email: geo.davis@ Sports / Leisure Facilities Pat Cooper (Labour) oldbolsovertowncouncil.gov.uk Go! Active Sports Centre Clowne: 01246 242365 Email: pat.cooper@ www.goactive.org.uk oldbolsovertowncouncil.gov.uk Full of useful Travel Useful websites National Rail Enquiries: 03457 484950 www.communitydirectoryderbyshire.org.uk Telephone Numbers www.nationalrail.co.uk www.traveline.info Derbyshire Directory: bit.ly/obtcdir and Websites East Midlands Airport: 0871 919 9000 Planning Applications: bit.ly/obtcpp Bolsover Library: bit.ly/obtclib Roadworks and Road Closures: bit.ly/obtcrw www.oldbolsovertowncouncil.gov.uk www.www.oldbolsoveroldbolsovertowncouncil.gov.uktowncouncil.gov.uk www.oldbolsovertowncouncil.gov.uk Old Bolsover Town Council Gold Card (Bus Pass) on-line applications: Gas Emergencies: www.goldcard.derbyshire.gov.uk (if you suspect a gas leak): 0800 111 999 01246 823809 Register Oce: 01629 533110 / 01629 533111 Electricity Emergency Helpline: 0800 40 40 90 www.oldbolsovertowncouncil.gov.uk chesterfi[email protected] Emergency and Loss of Power: [email protected] Derbyshire Alert Community Messaging System: 0800 6783 105 or call 105 Report a problem: bit.ly/reporttous www.derbyshirealert.co.uk www.powercut105.com Allotments • Oxcroft Lane Cemetery Derbyshire Police General Enquiries: 0800 096 3080 101 (for all non-emergencies) www.westernpower.co.uk Parks and Open Spaces: Bentinck Park, Hornscroft Park, King George V Park, 999 (emergencies only) Severn Trent Water Emergencies: Shuttlewood Park, Stanfree Park, Vale Park www.derbyshire.police.uk 0800 783 4444 www.stwater.co.uk Community Buildings: Assembly Hall, Crimestoppers: 0800 555 111 Yorkshire Water: Sewerage, Leaks Bainbridge Hall, Oxcroft Centre Derbyshire Fire and Rescue: 0345 1 24 24 24 www.yorkshirewater.com Christmas Lighting • Town Centre Events 01332 771221 (for all non-emergency calls) Citizens Advice: AdviceLine 0300 456 8437 999 (Emergencies only) [email protected] www.citizensadvice.org.uk Bolsover District Council www.derbys-fire.gov.uk or www.nedcab.org.uk NHS non emergency 24 hour Advice: 111 Citizens Advice Consumer Helpline: 01246 242424 www.111.nhs.uk 03454 04 05 06 www.bolsover.gov.uk Department of Work and Pensions (DWP): Bolsover Library: 01629 537800 selfservice.bolsover.gov.uk Enquiries about Pensions, Benefits and email: [email protected] Citizens Advice Bureau: 0300 456 8437 National Insurance Drop in Information Centre at Bolsover Library Council Tax, Housing Benefits, Council Housing http://bit.ly/aboutdwp Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 10am-2pm (Lettings/Repairs), Anti-social behaviour, Noise reporting, HM revenue and Customs (HMRC) Derbyshire Unemployed Workers Centre: Food Safety, Bus Pass (gold card) applications. Tax Queries: http://bit.ly/abouthmrc 01246 231441 Outreach Centre at Bolsover Domestic Refuse Collections, Bulky Waste Collections, Library Tuesday 9.30am - 11.30am Fly-tipping, Abandoned Vehicles, Lost/Found Dogs, Dog fouling reports, Planning Applications, Building Control. Derbyshire Law Centre: 01246 550674 Business Rates, Business Support & Advice, my numbers Chesterfield Crematorium: 01246 345888 Regeneration, Licencing and Permits (incl. Alcohol and enquiries@chesterfield.gov.uk Doctors Taxis), Langwith Road (Closed Cemetery). Environment Agency: 03708 506506 [email protected] Derbyshire County Council Dentist Environment Incident Hotline: 0800 80 70 60 01629 533190 Neighbour Floodline: 0345 988 1188 www.derbyshire.gov.uk Freedom Community Project: 0300 302 0334 email: [email protected] Others www.fcgroup.org.uk Pot Holes, Street Lights, Bus Services, Waste Disposal and Recycling Centres, Pavements, Road Maintenance, Schools, School Admissions, Adult Education. Action Fraud National Fraud & Cyber Crime Reporting Centre Free Childcare, Gritting, Public Footpaths and Rights of Way, Libraries, Trading Standards, Trusted Trader List, Call Free 0800 123 2040 Health and Well-being, Emergency Planning. Report and advice over the phone Adult Social Care Services, Children’s Social Care Mon-Fri 8am-9pm Sat & Sun 9am-5pm Services, Derbyshire Handy Van service. Report 24/7 online - actionfraud.police.uk Old Bolsover Town Council - Serving the People www.oldbolsovertowncouncil.gov.uk.
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