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⏲ Duration: 5 min 11 sec
✓ Published: 07-Sep-2023
✓ Published: 07-Sep-2023
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In this week's episode, the contracts have been signed on the new £9+million Roseland Park & Crematorium in Shirebrook, Crags Radio have received almost £10,000 from the National Lottery, Hodthorpe and Belph have enjoyed their annual Scarecrow Festival, players of Bolsover District Community Lottery could win a £1,500 voucher for IKEA, residents are encouraged to sign up for the district council’s e-newsletters, and Creswell Crags gets ready to celebrate its Ice Age history.
In this week's episode, the contracts have been signed on the new £9+million Roseland Park & Crematorium in Shirebrook, Crags Radio have received almost £10,000 from the National Lottery, Hodthorpe and Belph have enjoyed their annual Scarecrow Festival, players of Bolsover District Community Lottery could win a £1,500 voucher for IKEA, residents are encouraged to sign up for the district council’s e-newsletters, and Creswell Crags gets ready to celebrate its Ice Age history.
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