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Bank Park and Ashgate Hospicecare team up for patient care

Ashgate Hospicecare is thrilled to announce that local parking management company, Bank Park, has chosen them as the beneficiaries for their new car park next to the Chesterfield Hotel.

Bank Park, who offer friendly, fair and ethical car parking solutions whilst raising much needed funds for local charities through it’s ‘Park and Give Scheme’, has been operating for over 4 years since they opened their first car park in Sheffield in 2013.

Ashley Kelley, Managing Director at Bank Park, said:-

“We have recently added The Chesterfield Hotel car park to our portfolio of charity car parks in the area and we have chosen Ashgate Hospicecare to be the beneficiary on this site”

“Our parking patrons choose Bank Park because we offer fair parking at reasonable prices with the added benefit of knowing they are giving to a great cause every time they park with us.”

“We are delighted to be Ashgate Hospicecare’s new charitable parking partner and hope that this is the first of many car parks across the region from which they will benefit.”

Ashgate Hospicecare will receive a percentage of the gross price of all pay & display tickets from The Chesterfield Hotel car park on a monthly basis which will go towards providing vital care for patients and their families across North Derbyshire.

Ali Ward-Foster, Partnerships Manager at Ashgate Hospicecare, said:-

“It is absolutely fantastic that Bank Park have chosen to support the hospice in this way. Support from companies like Bank Park is incredibly important; a regular income coming to the hospice will allow the hospice to plan for the future.

“Each week 16 people across north Derbyshire who need hospice care can’t get hospice care. With the support of businesses like Bank Park we can increase the number of hospice nurses in our community.”

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Chesterfield’s Food Producer of the Year finalists announced

After much deliberating, cogitating and digesting, the finalists for the Chesterfield Food Producer of the Year title, which is presented by Chesterfield College, have been selected.

Nine nominated food and drink producers dished up a selection of treats to Chesterfield Champions at a special tasting event held at Chesterfield College recently. Following scoring, the top three producers have been selected –  Granny Mary’s Original Recipes, Northern Tea Merchants and Teresa Lambarelli’s.

The finalists will now battle it out for the overall title of Food producer of the Year at the 2017 Chesterfield Food and Drink Awards. Granny Mary’s Original Recipes, Northern Tea Merchants and Teresa Lambarelli’s are three of a total of 29 businesses that have been shortlisted across 13 categories in the fourth annual awards.

Organised by Destination Chesterfield, and sponsored by Chesterfield College, the prestigious awards recognise the very best food, drinks, service and venues in the town’s growing hospitality sector.

The winners of all the categories will be announced at a glittering awards ceremony, hosted by celebrity cake maker to the A List Mich Turner MBE, which is being held at Chesterfield College’s Heart Space building in October later this year.

Dom Stevens, Destination Chesterfield Manager, said:-

“As ever the task of choosing just three finalists was incredibly difficult for our judging panel. They had a huge variety of food and drink to sample, from tea and real ale to sausages, cakes, potted meats and pasta sauces, reflecting the growth and diversity of Chesterfield’s food and drink scene.

“The awards are now in their fifth year and more popular than ever. Each year it gets more and more difficult to narrow the nominations down to just three finalists.”

Details of all finalists in the 2017 Chesterfield Food and Drink Awards can be found at http://www.chesterfield.co.uk/foodanddrinkawards

Other supporters of the awards include the Derbyshire Times, Peak FM, the Crooked Spire Church, Casa Hotel, Owen Taylor & Sons, ra Information Systems, Black Eyed Susan, Franklin and Sons Ltd, Addooco, Steve Faulkner and Reflections.

Category sponsors at the awards also include Chesterfield Borough Council, Custom Solar Ltd, arvato, Banner Jones Solicitors, BHP Accountants, East Midlands Chamber, Shorts Accountants, Chesterfield College, MSE Hiller, Jumble Design and Mitchells Chartered Accountants and Business Advisors.

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Chesterfield fencer named U-20 Champion

Wingerworth and Derbyshire Epee Academy fencer Matthew Cooper recently celebrate being named British U-20 Men’s Epee Champion at the national championships held at Nottingham University.

Matt has had a great season with a number of medals at junior competitions, twelfth place at the junior European Championships in Bulgaria and a bronze medal at the British U-23 Championships. Matt is currently ranked number one junior in Great Britain and number 83 in the world rankings.

At the David Ross Sports village at Nottingham University Matt displayed a cool head, mental strength and excellent technical and tactical ability; he won all six poule fights giving him a seeding of number 3 in the competition.

The direct elimination went according to plan with a tight fight against Luke Mason the British Cadet Champion, in the last eight fight. Matt was behind 14-13 going into the last three minute period, he kept a really cool head and won 15-14 before an easy victory in the semi-final.

The final was a repeat of last year against Matt Dickinson a fellow GB squad member. Last season it was Dickinson who won the final but this year Matt brilliantly fenced this difficult opponent to win the fight 15-14 and win the Championship.

Anthony Klenczar, a representative from the Wingerworth and Derbyshire Epee Academy, said:-

“Derbyshire fencing has gone from strength to strength in recent years and we are going through a really successful period, we now have three national champions this is down to the hard work of the athletes and coaches, nothing out of the ordinary, just a desire to train hard and win.

“We are always looking for new people to come and join the clubs, if you enjoy a challenge, want to keep fit and test your tactical skills in a one to one situation then fencing is the sport for you. Five and a half years after picking up a sword for the first time Matt Coopers next competition will be a Senior World Cup in Bahrain.”

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Perez Keeps Test Pace Going

Chesterfield’s 17 year old race driver Seb Perez is looking forward to the next three rounds of the Michelin Ginetta GT4 Supercup Championship at Snetterton this weekend.

After a seven week Summer break the ever popular race series that supports the British Touring Car Championship is back in Norfolk and Perez hopes to continue where he left off after the eleven opening races of the season.

Just over a week ago Perez was at Snetterton testing for this coming race weekend where he made good headway during the day in the JHR Developments team Ginetta G55 race car.

Testing went well to plan with five fantastic sessions on track and consistently hitting around the top 5 mark of the 14 cars testing. His first session out on track saw him 4th fastest with around 0.378th second between himself and number one driver Ben Green and speeds on parts of the track of around 116mph.

After testing he commented:-

“I’m very pleased how testing has gone, during the last month or so we have been trying a lot of things and developing the car a lot”

He added:-

“We went well in the first session and then kept the pace up for the rest of the day.”

Due to regulations there was a restriction on tyres during testing hence there was a difference between teams in when they put their new tyres on. In comparison to Seb’s team mate George Gamble who was on the same strategy times were very similar, showing the pace of Perez is increasing every time.

Before the Summer break  Perez encountered a mixed weekend at Croft in North Yorkshire finding all three races difficult after several knock backs.  The Chesterfield race ace took an eighth, eleventh and seventh to remain in eighth place in the series.

The weather closed in for Saturday’s qualifying session with continual drizzle throughout and a wet to drying track in places, finishing in the top ten in 9th place.

Saturday’s Race one saw Perez have a battle with the midfield pack of cars, he had a realistic goal set for himself for the weekend opener. Wet weather again created its problems and Perez having to follow spray from the front runners, his priority was to stay out of trouble and a relatively trouble free race saw Perez take eighth.

Sunday’s two races saw brighter and drier weather that would benefit all the teams and their drivers, seeing them with faster times.

Race Two saw Seb start from 4th row 8th on the grid and after an incident on lap three a safety car spell bunched the pack together and saw Perez drop to 11th place and drop to 12th by lap 6. Again battling midfield saw problems for him and after a two car tussle Perez lost the car’s front splitter and causing major aerodynamic issues for the Simpson sponsored Ginetta. swapping He took the finish line in 11th place of the 15 lap race.

The weekends final race was a tough one for Seb, he ran wide on lap one after getting into 6th place only to see him drop into 10th for the next two laps. He made good progress through the tough field of cars for the remainder of the 15 lap race and an impressive comeback saw him finish seventh.

Perez spoke about the weekend and said:-

“I’m feeling really positive after the weekend to be honest.

“Of course there is still work to do, but I was really pleased with some of the passes I made and the lap times are tumbling too. We had a bit of misfortune in race two but I can see the progression in my pace this season and that’s the important part”.

The season finishes at the beginning of October with still a long way to go.

Perez travels to Norfolk at the weekend in 8th place in the Professional Driver class with 159 points and his team JHR Developments lead the Team Championship with 397 points.

You can follow Seb and all the action on Sunday on ITV 4 where races are televised live alongside the Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship.

 

Seb Perez

Editorial and photography by Paul Horton

 

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Consultation on Northern Gateway vision

A consultation is to seek the public’s views on both short and long term plans to redevelop Chesterfield’s Northern Gateway area to breathe extra life in to the town centre.

Chesterfield Borough Council appointed Chesterfield-based Whittam Cox Architects to produce a vision document which sets out how the area could develop in the short term through the previously announced first phase of the Northern Gateway project and, once that is complete, how it might develop in the future.

The first phase of the Northern Gateway scheme will see:

  • the former Co-op building redeveloped in a £10.5 million scheme by Central England Co-operative and Jomast Developments to house six ground floor restaurants, a Premier Inn hotel on the first and second floors and a health and fitness centre in the basement.
  • Chesterfield Borough Council demolish the existing Saltergate multi-storey car park and replace it with a new, higher quality car park in a £6.54 million scheme
  • An enterprise centre, incorporating a public space area, built on part of the Holywell Cross (Donut) car park to house small and medium sized companies
  • Environmental street improvements around Elder Way and part of Knifesmithgate, to enhance this part of the town centre and make it more pedestrian friendly, will be funded using a £5.8 million grant from the Sheffield City Region.

This work will be completed over the next five years. Once that is delivered attention will turn to a second longer-term phase, which could see housing in the Newbold Road area.

The public will be able to see the plans, including visuals of how the area may look, and give their views at drop-in consultation sessions taking place in the entrance lobby to the Assembly Rooms in Chesterfield Market Hall between:

  • 11am and 4pm on Friday 28 July and
  • 10am and 2pm on Saturday 29 July.

Consultation information will then be displayed in the Tourist Information Centre in Rykneld Square from Monday 31 July to Friday 11 August. Residents can also complete the consultation online at www.chesterfield.gov.uk/northern-gateway.

Councillor Terry Gilby, Chesterfield Borough Council’s cabinet member for economic growth, said:-

“This public consultation will focus on the plans for the Enterprise Centre which the council is building and the environmental street improvements in Elder Way and Knifesmithgate.

“The key aim of the development at Northern Gateway is to attract more footfall for town centre shops and the market from the staff working in the Enterprise Centre and shoppers and visitors coming to a more attractive environment.

“We will also be seeking views on some of the longer term vision ideas about how the Northern Gateway can be better linked up to the historic core of the town centre, to the railway station and new developments like Waterside. This part of the vision is not something that will be happening soon but it is important that we plan for the future of the Newbold Road area too.”

The consultation will not include the Saltergate multi-storey car park or the Co-op redevelopment parts of the project.

Consultation has already taken place with Derbyshire County Council’s highways team, bus companies, taxi drivers, businesses and representatives of equalities groups to help produce the draft Northern Gateway vision document.

Andrew Dabbs, from Whittam Cox Architects, said:-

“Consultation with local people is an essential part of the design development process and we will look forward to presenting our plans and taking on board the feedback that will help us develop our scheme to the next level.

“We are pretty confident that with the work undertaken by our team in conjunction with the Chesterfield Borough Council will be welcomed and supported. We also hope through our consultation that people will understand the holistic benefit that this development could bring as a catalyst for wider regeneration around the Northern Gateway and the wider town centre.”

Following the public consultation a final version of the vision document will be produced which will then be used to attract inward investors to the Northern Gateway scheme.

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Derbyshire to face Kent at Queen’s Park

Following the successful Custom Solar Chesterfield Festival of Cricket, in association with Chesterfield Borough Council in early July, Derbyshire will return to Queen’s Park this September for the Specsavers County Championship fixture versus Kent.

The four-day fixture, which starts on Tuesday 19 September, has been moved to Chesterfield to minimise the risk of the pitch at Derby not being fit for play in the event of a period of particularly poor weather at the same time of the Boyzone concert on Saturday 16 September.

The beautiful Queen’s Park held five days of cricket two weeks ago as part of the annual festival, with over 9,000 supporters enjoying top class cricket in the town.

The match against Kent will provide Members and supporters in the north of the county another opportunity to watch Derbyshire in action.

Simon Storey, Chief Executive of Derbyshire County Cricket Club, said:-

“We all understand how important concerts and events are to ensuring financial stability of the Club. Without these events, our cricket budget would be significant smaller.

“The Elton John concert proved how successful it could be and we were also blessed with good weather on the evening. However, this was our first concert and we learned a lot about the recovery period required not just for the square, but also the outfield.

“Whilst confident that under normal weather conditions the pitch at Derby would be playable, we have decided, following the success of this year’s festival, to move the fixture to our northern outpost at Chesterfield.

“The hosting of ICC Women’s World Cup warm-up matches and the week-long festival have demonstrated the progress made by Chesterfield Borough Council with the drainage systems at Queen’s Park.

“Chesterfield is a beautiful venue and the pitches prepared for this year’s festival have produced some very exciting cricket for both the shortest and longest formats, and we look forward to returning for a second time this year.

“The venue switch has taken some time to finalise as we have to take into account a lot of variables. We are grateful to our partners at ECB, Chesterfield Cricket Club and Chesterfield Borough Council for their support.”

Councillor Steve Brunt, Chesterfield Borough Council’s cabinet member for town centres and visitor economy, added:-

“It is great news that Chesterfield is to play host to first class cricket for a second time this year.

“The festival of cricket was a great success with good crowds for the Durham four-day match and a sell-out for the NatWest T20 Blast game against Yorkshire Vikings.

“Having this additional game against Kent is another opportunity to showcase Chesterfield to visitors from outside the town, which will benefit businesses in the town and the local economy.”

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Students learn about maths and literacy at Educational Day with Chesterfield FC

Over 120 children from Spireites Schools Partnership schools attended an ‘Educational Day’ at the Proact Stadium, organised by the Chesterfield FC Community Trust.

The day involved workshops such as Football Numeracy, aimed at engaging pupils with maths and Football Literacy, delivered by Chesterfield’s head of media & communications, Nick Johnson.

Derbyshire FA were represented by Cath Morton for a session on the importance of Respect in Football and in School. Tanya Noon from Central England Co-operative delivered a workshop on Healthy Eating, including giving the pupils a chance to make their own ‘fruit kebabs’. Diana Luke, who is a clinical therapist, came in to talk to the pupils about mindfulness and the power of positive thinking.

Emma Tooley, deputy head at New Whittington Primary School said:-

“The Educational Day was a fantastic experience for all of our pupils.

“They received an alternative insight into the football club and left feeling healthy, positive, informed and excitable! All the staff and players involved provided an excellent day and I’d like to thank them for their efforts.”

In addition to the workshops, the pupils were treated to a Q&A session with Chesterfield stars Ian Evatt, Sam Hird and Tommy Lee, along with new signing Scott Wiseman. Club captain Ian Evatt said:-

“We were delighted to be involved with the day.

“The kids told us what they had learned about healthy eating and we were happy to talk about the importance of that, as well as respect and how important mindfulness is during matches.”

John Croot, chief executive of the Chesterfield FC Community Trust, added:-

“All the kids thoroughly enjoyed the day, as well as learning key skills.

“We were happy to welcome everyone to the stadium – including some children who hadn’t been down before – to show them some of the great things we do with the community.

“The kids saw a different side to football and the work that we do and they relished the opportunity of learning while having a lot of fun. The event was a great success and we’re already discussing dates for next year!”

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Local organisations discuss proactive approach to anti-social behaviour

A range of organisations have joined together to discuss ways to tackle issues of homelessness and anti-social behaviour in Chesterfield town centre.

The Town Centre Summit, called by Derbyshire’s PCC, Hardyal Dhindsa, met for the first time on Friday (14 July).

The meeting saw representatives from Chesterfield Borough Council, Derbyshire County Council, Derbyshire Police, Derbyshire Probation Trust, health agencies, the voluntary and community sector, East Midlands Chamber  and Chesterfield MP Toby Perkins unite to find sustainable solutions to a range of issues.

This proactive approach follows reports of anti-social behaviour around bus shelters in New Beetwell Street and key town centre sites, including the Crooked Spire church, related to alcohol or drug taking, as well as periods where the number of people rough sleeping on the streets has increased.

The group agreed to work together to address the behavioural problems but was also keen to get to the root causes of the issues and help to support people to get themselves out of the situation. The group will focus on:

  • Enforcement – looking at what powers can be used to control problems of anti-social behaviour often related to drug or alcohol use
  • Treatment and support – to focus on providing longer term solutions to enable the people concerned to receive mental health, alcohol or drug treatment as well as finding long term housing solutions
  • Welfare policy – focusing on asking the Government to reconsider some of the changes to welfare reforms that are contributing to the issue.

Hardyal Dhindsa, Derbyshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner, said:-

“I was pleased to see such a good and positive attendance and would like to thank everyone who joined us.

“Everyone who came to the meeting had the best interests of the residents, business and visitors to Chesterfield at their heart and that is a good starting place.

“A lot of good suggestions were made and we have set up smaller groups to look at the issues identified and then provide practical solutions to them.”

Councillor Tricia Gilby, leader of Chesterfield Borough Council, said:-

“I felt it was a very productive meeting and a good first step towards dealing with the issue but everyone around the table recognised that success will be judged by actions and not words.

“There are no simple answers to the issues because there are multiple causes and so many different agencies have a part to play in providing the answers.

“What came across was a real determination to resolve those issues for the benefit of everyone in Chesterfield.”

At the meeting the agencies involved agreed to share information better so that opportunities to link up activities are not missed.

Jacqui Willis, chief executive of NDVA, which works to support health and social care related voluntary organisations working in Derbyshire, said:-

“We are pleased that the authorities are working together with the local community and voluntary sector to tackle these issues.

“The voluntary sector has a key role to play in providing long term solutions to the problems that individuals are facing and by closer working the impact of that work can be enhanced.”

Andy Watterson, business crime manager at East Midlands Chamber said:-

“There are some great schemes happening in Chesterfield like the Northern Gateway and it is important that the issues we have seen don’t impact on the success of the economic focus of these schemes.

“Chesterfield is not alone in having problems like this but it is important that we tackle them so that they don’t discourage people coming to visit, go shopping and do business here.”

At the meeting it was agreed that the wider issue of welfare reforms that are contributing to the causes of many of the issues that have been seen in Chesterfield would be raised in Parliament by MP Toby Perkins.

He said:-

“To find effective solutions we need to look at the root causes and the experience in Chesterfield has been that these issues have been exacerbated by welfare cuts implemented by the Government.

“Ministers cannot simply expect councils to ‘clear’ the streets of homelessness without understanding that making poor people poorer inevitably leads to the unfortunate scenes we’re all working to address.”

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Tapton Lock retains prestigious Green Flag award

Tapton Lock has retained the prestigious Green Flag award given to the country’s finest green spaces by the environmental charity Keep Britain Tidy.

It joins Shipley Country Park and Elvaston Castle who were also awarded the the coveted honour.

Councillor Simon Spencer, Cabinet Member for Highways Transport and Infrastructure at Derbyshire County Council, said:-

“We have some fantastic parks and countryside sites − but don’t just take our word for it. These awards show we provide some of the best in the country.

“Whether it’s a quiet stroll you’re after, cycling with friends or a picnic with the kids there really is something for everyone.

“Staff are constantly working to make Shipley, Elvaston and Tapton Lock even more appealing for visitors so why not make a date to visit this weekend and take a look for yourself.”

The awards, announced during national Love Parks Week, are given to parks which meet eight strict criteria including horticultural standards, cleanliness, sustainability and community involvement.

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HS2 train link for Chesterfield a ‘game changer’

A decision to bring the HS2 rail line through Chesterfield offers a once in a generation opportunity to create jobs and economic growth.

That was the message from Chesterfield Borough Council leader Councillor Tricia Gilby as she welcomed news that HS2 has decided to go ahead with plans for the main HS2 high speed rail link to follow a route through north Derbyshire and South Yorkshire that roughly follows the M1 and M18, with a spur coming off that would serve Chesterfield and Sheffield city centre.

It was also confirmed that Staveley will be home to a HS2 maintenance depot, creating jobs and helping to develop the former industrial sites in the area as part of a wider regeneration plan.

Councillor Tricia Gilby, leader of Chesterfield Borough Council, said:-

“This is a real game changer for Chesterfield because of the faster connections it will bring to London, Leeds, Manchester and other major cities and the extra capacity on those trains.

“Having high speed trains will benefit not only Chesterfield’s economy but also the wider area as Chesterfield is the link in to other parts of north Derbyshire and the Peak District National Park. It makes Chesterfield a destination to arrive at and that offers the opportunity to develop infrastructure around the station to bring wider economic benefits over time.”

The council is currently working with partners across the East Midlands and Sheffield City Region to maximise the potential opportunities to develop infrastructure that will enable the town to benefit from the rail link and to give local people the skills and training needed to get jobs created by HS2.

An East Midlands HS2 Growth Strategy which sets out plans to achieve this is currently being developed and will be launched later this summer.

Councillor Gilby added: “We will be telling the Government that by investing in infrastructure we can maximise the economic benefits of the HS2 link sooner, bringing more jobs to Chesterfield and the surrounding areas.

“At Staveley we need to ensure that the maintenance depot plans link in with the pre-existing plans to redevelop the former industrial sites in that area. As that land has contamination on it we need to start work sooner rather than later to ensure that everything is ready to benefit from the HS2 rail link when it arrives.

“We do recognise that in addition to the positives of the HS2 link there will be disruption as well. We will be working with HS2 and the Government to ensure all possible mitigation measures are in place to minimise this as much as possible.”

The HS2 announcement has also been welcomed by business leaders.

Peter Swallow, chair of Destination Chesterfield, said: “Proposals for an HS2 stop in Chesterfield and the Staveley maintenance depot have already sparked a surge of interest in the town from all types of inward investor, including commercial developers and house-builders, thus reinforcing Chesterfield’s status on the national investment map.

“Chesterfield’s location and connectivity gives the town a unique appeal and this has already been recognised by many of those looking to invest. The HS2 announcements made to date have helped to raise the town’s profile even further, and promoted Chesterfield to a different league of investor.  

“Key developments like Peak Resort and Chesterfield Waterside are already well underway and HS2 will help make Chesterfield a destination in its own right- an HS2 stop in the town will be another massive step forward.”

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Local charities set to benefit from classic car and bike show

Local charities are once again set to benefit when hundreds of classic cars and bikes turn up at the picturesque Ashover Show Ground this Sunday for an all-day rally, which is expected to raise thousands of pounds for local charities.

The Ashover Classic Car & Bike Show will be attended by enthusiasts from all over the region and is expected to include classic cars, bikes and scooters from all eras.

Organised jointly for the seventh year running by the Rotary Clubs of Chesterfield, Chesterfield Scarsdale, Clay Cross and Matlock this annual charity event has now raised a total of over £70,000 for local charities.

There will be attractions for all the family, with a variety of refreshment stands and licensed bars. There is also musical entertainment and displays in the main event arena, kids rides, and a large side show with Autojumble and an Arts and Craft Fair.

This year, specialists from event partner H&H Classics, Europe’s largest specialist classic vehicle auction house will be in attendance at the show. The H&H team, in association with the UK’s specialist insurance and valuation expert for classic cars, Hagerty International, will be able to discuss just about everything to do with the cars from condition, history and a general idea of what it might be worth. If required they can also put owners in touch with Hagerty International for a formal valuation.

Stuart Bradley from the organising committee, said:-

“This annual event has proved very popular with classic car and bike enthusiasts because of its ideal location in the Derbyshire countryside in the lovely village of Ashover

The main sponsor of this charity event is Stoneacre, one of the most successful and fastest growing motor groups in the UK. Other sponsors include:- JCT600 (Mecedes Benz Chesterfield), The Van Yard, PCS Motor Factors, BRM Solicitors, Sally Botham Estates, Saxton Mee, Bothams Mitchell Slaney and Stuart Bradley Jewellers.local charities

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