Soaring fuel prices crisisby GARETH BUTTERFIELDROCKETING fuel costs are crippling Ashbourne's businesses, with customers and shoppers in the town falling victim to the knock-on effect. ... (09/05/2008)
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Green protest against tanker firm expansionby DANIELLE HARRISONA TANKER company is threatening to take its business away from a rural village if campaigners who claim to be protecting ... (09/05/2008)
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Council joy over public responseby GARETH BUTTERFIELDCOUNCILLORS say they are delighted at the turnout for last week's annual parish meeting, where town residents filled the Town Hall ... (09/05/2008)
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Shire horse show beats the oddsby CAROL FROSTASHBOURNE show last year managed to make a profit - despite being hit by foot and mouth restrictions, and rain on the day ... (09/05/2008)
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Concert aid for Sri Lanka orphanagesby GARETH BUTTERFIELDTICKETS are now on sale for a special concert, featuring the East of England Singers, and raising money for an important local charity. ... (09/05/2008)
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Challenge cyclists to take over townby GARETH BUTTERFIELDA MASSIVE sponsored bike ride is being planned for the summer, which could see as many as 500 cyclists descend on the town centre. ... (09/05/2008)
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Warm days arrive after a cold Aprilby GARETH BUTTERFIELDWARM weather yesterday gave Ashbourne families a glimmer of hope that spring has finally arrived - after local forecasters recorded a ... (09/05/2008)
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May Day festivities swell school fundsby CAROL FROSTCHURCH Broughton was thronged with people on Monday for the annual May Day celebrations which included the crowning of the May King ... (09/05/2008)
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Oh! Oh! HeavenA HELICOPTER, an Aston Martin, Vodka Martinis, pretty girls in bikinis and a man with a fluffy cat . . . James Bond-themed evenings ... (09/05/2008)
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Snapshot in timeby CAROL FROSTSINGER Robbie Williams has helped to fund the Snapshot of Wetton exhibition which continues on show in the village church of St Margaret ... (09/05/2008)
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Pub pride could ease litter problemby GARETH BUTTERFIELDASHBOURNE should hold a competition for the Best Kept Pub Frontage if it wants to win the fight against litter, says one Ashbourne resident. ... (09/05/2008)
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Trust turns deaf ear to protestsby MATT BEESON and DANIELLE HARRISONCAMPAIGNERS protesting against tree felling at a Moorlands beauty spot have staged their latest demonstration. ... (09/05/2008)
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Early well dressing catches bank holidayby GARETH BUTTERFIELDHOLDING Tissington's annual well dressing celebrations on an early bank holiday will not happen for another 68 years. ... (09/05/2008)
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Keep-fit brings charities healthby CAROL FROSTTHE local branches of two national health charities have received unexpected help from the keep-fit activities of a group of older ... (09/05/2008)
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Transport models go on displayCHILDREN young and old will be fascinated by the range of models on show at Crich Tramway Village during the Models Weekend this Saturday ... (09/05/2008)
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Promises auction to aid good causesA PROMISES Auction is to be held to boost the funds of both the Air Ambulance and Draycott in the Clay Agricultural Show. ... (09/05/2008)
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Owl night's a real hootFOLLOWING the success of the recent charity jazz night, Somersal Herbert parish rooms will be hosting a talk and film show "Owls - More ... (09/05/2008)
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Sculptures tour for art loversDOVEDALE Gallery is organising an outing for art lovers to Yorkshire Sculpture Park.The Dig Street store will take guests ... (09/05/2008)
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School fair offers fun for the familyASHBOURNE Hilltop School will be holding their annual fair on Saturday, between 2pm and 4pm in the school grounds. ... (09/05/2008)
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