All Saints Church
Church in Heath Village, with an "active" Churchyard
Memorial
Heath & Holmewood's War Memorial
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DERBYSHIRE LIBRARY SERVICE
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.
The library service would like to ask you to display the attached mobile timetable for 8 October to 4 January for the Northern Routes and 22 October to 18 January for the Southern Routes within your Parish buildings and at other local community venues, if possible, to promote and encourage use of the service. Updated timetables will continue to be emailed to you every three months as they are produced. The Southern and Northern Mobile Library dates start at different dates because the Southern Mobile Library was off the road for 2 weeks in the previous update. As you will see the Mobiles will be off the road through Christmas week and then the dates start again on Wednesday 2 January 2019. The Tuesday 1 January 2019 service will not receive a visit until Tuesday 29 January 2019 to take into account New Year's day bank holiday. This will affect the following communities -
Southern
Belper Whitemoor
Openwoodgate
Denby Bottles
Denby Village
Loscoe
Langley Mill
Northern
Mickley
North Wingfield
Pleaseley
New Houghton
Glapwell
If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact Michelle Parker on 01629 536575 Email michelle.parker@derbyshire.gov.uk. » Less
Posted: Wed, 10 Oct 2018 16:46 by Jessica Neill
Know your heart age campaign
To find out your heart age, search 'Heart Age' or visit www.nhs.uk/conditions/nhs-health-check/check-your-heart-age-tool
We are supporting a national campaign aimed at getting people heart health aware and would like to ask you to promote this in your website and newsletter.
An online test can help reveal your true heart age
We're supporting a national campaign aimed at getting people heart health aware. More »
Adults aged between 40 and 60 are being encouraged to get to know their heart age by taking part in a free online Heart Age Test.
The short test, developed by Public Health England, helps you determine if your heart is at a higher age than your actual age.
It does this by asking a variety of physical and lifestyle related questions, as well as taking blood pressure and cholesterol information.
Having a heart age that is older than your actual age means you are at a higher risk of having a heart attack or stroke.
Taking part in this short test means you can quickly identify if you might be at risk of developing a preventable heart condition.
To find out your heart age, search 'Heart Age' or visit www.nhs.uk/conditions/nhs-health-check/check-your-heart-age-tool
Live Life Better Derbyshire staff will be taking part in a range of information events around the county in September. They will help you fill in the online test and offer a variety of health and wellbeing advice too.
You can find details of where the events are taking place here » Less
Posted: Tue, 04 Sep 2018 09:39 by Jessica Neill
Police and Crime Commissioner Dhindsa - Listening to You consultation - Have your Voice Heard!
Hardyal Dhindsa, Police and Crime Commissioner for Derbyshire
is currently running his annual Listening to You campaign 2017-18 to engage with all communities of Derbyshire to help shape the future of policing. This is coming to the end of this current reporting period and we want to make sure the result represent all the people of Derbyshire, especially those of working age.
If you have a few minutes to share your voice the survey is available here and is completely anonymous. More »
Any questions or concerns please don't hesitate to contact the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner on 0300 122 6000 or email pccoffice@derbyshire.pnn.police.uk. » Less
Posted: Thu, 12 Jul 2018 11:36 by Jessica Neill
