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Last Updated 20th June 2008

 

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  • Click here to liisten to the radio station JUST for Erewash!Local Councillor Information for Kirk Hallam (also Dale Abbey & Hallam Fields)

    Councillor: Derbyshire County Council, County Hall, Matlock. DE4 3AG

    Further info:

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  • Pupils from Kirk Hallam Ladywood Primary School were locked up at Ilkeston Police Station as part of a trip to educate them of the consequences of illegal activities.  Year 6 students took part in the visit to the Heanor Road station, to view the cells and custody area as well as finding out about fingerprinting techniques and the workings of police vehicles.  Police officers taught the visitors about issues including community responsibilities and law and order and what could happen to them if they break the law in the future.

  • A map showing how Kirk Hallam and Little Hallam have changed over the decades is being sold at venues around the borough.  The old map demonstrates the changes over 70 years.  Ilkeston and District Local History Society is behind the reprint of a 1938 Ordnance Survey map, which shows Kirk Hallam as a village with 300 residents, compared to 7,500 today - there is neither a post office or shop shown on the map.  In Little Hallam, the Sanatorium was still in use and new homes had been provided to local colliery workers.  To purchase a copy of the map for £1.50, visit Ilkeston Library, Erewash Museum in High Street, Ilkeston or Shipley Park Visitor Centre.

  • Families with children under 5 in Ilkeston can register with the local childrens centre.  Please phone 01629 531949 for more information. Services for local families include: 

    ·                     Clinic, Stay and Play and Toy Library. Stay and Play is a session for pre-school children and parents with access to quality themed play activities, staffed by nursery nurses who can offer support and advice on child development, toileting, behaviour management, speech and language development, etc. You can join and borrow toys from the Toy Library. At Clinic there is access to a Health Visitor and nursery nurse for advice and scales for baby weighing.

    ·                     Adult learning with crèche with a new programme of events each term.

    ·                     New Parents’ group for new mums and dads and Infant massage once per term. An opportunity to learn the massage strokes for baby, held over four sessions, and is very relaxing for mum and baby.

    ·                     Smoothie Café – pop in on a Monday morning 11.30-12.30 term-time only for a healthy drink. Everyone welcome.

    ·                     Evening themed activities for families (term-time only). A chance to try new crafts, activities for children up to the age of 11 and a light snack, with activities for younger children too.

    ·                     Ball skills for under 4-year olds, term-time only April – October. An opportunity for children to learn ball skills with a Children’s Centre volunteer.

    ·                     Additional Needs Support Group is an opportunity for parents and carers to relax and access support and advice from nursery nurses. A Family Support Worker from Umbrella and a Health Visitor are available. There are activities for children and a healthy snack. You can join the Toy Library and borrow toys.

    Services also offered include Welfare Benefits, Citizen’s Advice Bureau, Credit Union and a Legal Service, which are free and open to ALL local residents, irrespective of whether you have young children or not.  Please phone 01629 531949 for details.

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