Shirebrook at sunset
Aerial Shots of Shirebrook - 2
Aerial Shots of Shirebrook - 1
Shirebrook Leisure Centre - Bar Area
Shirebrook Town Park - Fishing Pond
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Healthwatch Derbyshire - Are You A Carer
Fri, 27 Jul 2018 09:00 by Jeni
Are you a carer?
Share your thoughts and experiences of health and social care services.
Every comment counts, get in touch in the following ways:
Online: https://healthwatchderbyshire.co.uk/
Telephone: 01773 880786
Email: enquiries@healthwatchderbyshire.co.uk
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Mobile Library
Mon, 09 Jul 2018 09:00 by Jeni
Derbyshire library service has two mobile libraries, based at Buxton and Long Eaton, serving around 150 communities across the county. These communities are visited once every four weeks and the mobile libraries offer a range of services for everyone including fiction and non-fiction books for adults and children, large print books, books on tape and books on CD as well as a selection of local studies books and information. More »
The mobile libraries have a lift for wheelchair users and people with mobility problems, please below where and when the mobile libraries will be visiting.
Shirebrook Town Market Pedestrian Zone
Thu, 09 Mar 2017 09:00 by Jeni
In July 2015 the Chairman of Shirebrook Town Council took the decision to temporarily assist with the enforcement of the pedestrian zone around the Market Square. This decision was taken to alleviate problems being faced by members of the public due to vehicles not adhering to the rules of the pedestrian zone in force.
During the past nineteen months staff on duty at the entrance to the 'coned off' area have been subjected to verbal abuse, threats of violence and more recently there have been a number of vehicles blatantly ignoring the rules by driving the wrong way around the square, entering the square at unofficial points and even driving over the cones in a threatening manner. Members of the public are aware that we have no power to take action against those who ignore the pedestrian zone but most have been appreciative of our efforts to assist responsible authorities in contributing to the safety of pedestrians in the area. More »
This assistance was only ever meant to be a temporary solution whilst the Town Council sought action and enforcement from those responsible for the roadways around the square, however we cannot continue with the system any longer when staff are being faced with the issues outlined above.
Therefore, with instruction from Shirebrook Town Council Chairman and the Market Committee Chairman, we will no longer be 'coning off' the entrance to the square at the junction of Market Street and Station Road.
Please be assured though that the Town Council, with the support of Derbyshire Constabulary, will continue to seek a resolution to traffic issues and remain in talks with the County Council for their assistance in the matter.
Members of the public are reminded that it is their own responsibility to follow the rules of the pedestrian zone and, if applicable, their own blue badge rules in relation to access and parking in general and that parking is not permitted on the actual Market Square on market days. » Less
Shirebrook Outside In
Mon, 06 Feb 2017 09:00 by Jeni
On 24th January 2017 a networking event was held to launch the promotional film that Shirebrook Town Council had commissioned to highlight Shirebrook's positive aspects and encourage recognition of the Town's development potential. Additionally the newly constructed Town Council website went 'live' on the same day providing a point of access to information for all members of the community and potential growth investors alike. The evening was a great success with attendees from near and far appreciating the town's current assets and potential for growth. Further information, the film and interviews can be viewed by clicking here.
