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Friday, July 03, 2009, 07:30

Young Citizen's Passport: Alice Railton, Littleover Community School; Amy Jordan, Murray Park School; Sian Swindell, Sinfin Community School; Adam Varty, St Andrew's Special School; Laura Hogarth, Noel Baker Community School; Chantelle Bartlett, West Park School.

Learning for Living Award: (ages 5-7) Emily Jacob, Griffe Field Primary; (ages 7-9) Rhiannon Morley, Parkview Primary; (ages 9-11) Katie Weber, Griffe Field Primary; (ages 11-14) Rahlana Allen, Derby Moor Community Sports College; (ages 14-16) Antonia Donald, Derby Moor Community Sports College; (ages 16-19) Vineeta Sehmbi, Millennium Centre; (special school) Oliver Wilkins, St Andrew's School.

Spirited Arts competition: (years one and two) Charlotte Bentley, St Werburgh's CofE Primary; (years three to six) Anna Heathcote-Woodbridge, St Werburgh's CofE Primary; (years seven to nine) Josephine Burton-Papp, Chellaston School




News From Your Area





Population: 12,259


Notes: Littleover village is part of the large suburb of Derby bearing the same name. The village, as it is known, is the shopping area on the Derby to Burton road, approximately 2 miles south west of Derby. There is a wide variety of shops and services in the village, including a Kwik Save, Iceland, garage, 2 butchers, and two pubs called the Half Moon and the White Swan. Littleover began life as a Saxon settlement, however as industrialization took place, Littleover along with Mickleover became an ideal place for the more affluent to escape the overcrowding within Derby. A main landmark in Littleover is the Church of St Peter, which is set back about 400 yards from the village main street. The church was heavily restored in the 19th and 20th century and is still in use on a daily basis.


Transport: Arriva Buses run a regular service connecting Littleover to Derby, also buses from Heatherton Village to Derby City Centre, through Littleover Village run every 15 minutes. There is no railway station in Littleover and the nearest mainline station is Derby.


Eating and Drinking: There are several pubs in Littleover, the Half Moon, and the White Swan, along with the Hollybrook, located in Heatherton Village, which is very popular among the younger generation. Fans of Indian food will find a Basmati, at the base of Pastures Hill, opposite the Hollybrook. For those who prefer an American/Italian 50s style restaurant there is the ever popular Frankie & Benny's on Manor Road.


Medical: The Lanes Medical Centre at 147 Normanton Lane, Tel: 01332 271374.

KC PATEL 640 Burton Road, Littleover, Derby, Derbyshire, DE23 6EL Tel: 01332 207100

There is also the private Nuffield Health hospital on Rykneld Road in Littleover, DE23 4SN Tel: 01332 540100


Chemists:Lloyds Pharmacy 562 Burton Road, Littleover, Derby, DE23 6DF Tel: 01332 342597


Opticians:Richard Petrie Optometrist 564 Burton Road, Littleover, Derby, DE23 6DF Tel: 01332 291010


Dentists: K Drost 566a Burton Road, Littleover, Derby DE23 6DG Tel: 01332 369679

Osman & Tavares 415 Burton Road, Littleover, Derby, Derbyshire, DE23 6AN Tel: 01332 364630


Libraries: Blagreaves Library, Blagreaves Lane, Littleover, Derby, DE23 1PT, Tel: 01332 255403


Shopping: Midlands Co-op Supermarket, Burton Road, Littleover; Midlands Co-op Travel, Burton Road, Littleover, Tel: 01332 272743; Petrol Station, Burton Road; Several Florists on Burton Road: Floral Dreams Tel: 01332 347819, Boys Floral Workshop Tel:01332 342850; Littleover Pet Supplies, Burton Road, DE23 6FP, Tel: 01332 364252


Schools: Gayton Junior School; Littleover Community School; Derby Grammar School; Derby High School.













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