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Bereaved mum among crowds cheering troops home

LOTS OF SMILES:  The 2nd Battalion Regiment (Worcesters and Foresters) march through Ripley town centre, being applauded by thousands of people following their third tour of duty in Afghanistan.

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

THE mother of a soldier who died in Afghanistan was among thousands of people who lined Ripley's streets to welcome home troops from the war-torn country.

Judith Wright said she was impressed by the numbers who turned out to see 250 members of the 2nd Battalion Regiment...

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Unsung hero Sam nominated for Community Champions award

PROUD AS PUNCH:  Sam Godfrey, left, was nominated for the Community Champions award by friend and fellow coach Ryan Mozley, right.

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

AS he watched Tom Orrell meet the Prime Minister, Sam Godfrey knew his volunteer work was making a difference in Derby. He had put forward Tom for a...

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Kilomathon: Metric marvel as thousands take part in a world first (with slideshow)

and they're off:  Runners start the race in Beeston, with 26.2 kilometres ahead of them.

Monday, March 15, 2010

LESS than a month ago, Gary Fallon was on a drip in a Spanish hospital after a severe bout of food poisoning. The amateur runner had flown out for a...

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Aquaboxes are ensuring Dr Khalifa's patients have vital clean water on tap

HELPING:  Left, Dr Abdul Momin Khalifa demonstrates his cooking skills at the Humanity First clinic. Top, Claire Duffin with Dr Khalifa  and the team of volunteers at the clinic. Above, the Aquabox in action producing clean water

Monday, March 15, 2010

EVERY morning at 8am, 80-year-old Dr Abdul Momin Khalifa opens the doors of the small medical clinic in a Haitian side street. Already, between 20...

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Coat-snatchers to clear up graffiti

Monday, March 15, 2010

TWO teenagers who admitted stealing a coat from a Matlock club have agreed to clear up graffiti in the town to compensate for their crime. The...

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Collect the tokens for family days out

Saturday, March 13, 2010

READERS eager for family days out at Easter can get great holiday bargains courtesy of the Derby Telegraph. The paper has teamed up with some of the...

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Foundation of 'iconic' £12m leisure development laid

Saturday, March 13, 2010

A £12M leisure centre's foundation stone has been laid. Dr Bryan Jackson, chairman of East Midlands Development Agency, had the honour of...

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Campaigners attack decision to remove one city fire engine

fight:  Firefighters and  Councillor Ranjit Banwait   a protest outside  Derbyshire Fire Service HQ, in Littleover, before the talks. Pictured front, holding   petitions, is     fire fighter Arron  Cruttwell.

Friday, March 12, 2010

CAMPAIGNERS have called a decision to axe one of Derby's fire engines, despite a 20,000-name petition against the move, as "bad for democracy". Fire...

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With no medical resources to save Maritza's crushed arms, amputation looked certain...

earthquake horror:  Maritza Geanty, who was trapped under the rubble of her house when the earthquake struck Haiti, had both her arms saved after the Humanity First charity came to her aid.

Friday, March 12, 2010

SHE had been trapped for two hours beneath the wreckage of her home and now Maritza Geanty was told both of her arms would have to be amputated....

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Fire engine will be axed from Derby

A fire engine leaves Ascot Drive station

Thursday, March 11, 2010

A FIRE engine will be axed from Derby despite thousands of members of the public signing a petition against the plans. Derbyshire Fire Authority...

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Matlock owes much of its status to John Smedley, who built the imposing Smedley's Hydro, now County Hall, and Riber Castle, the imposing, mock medieval castle overlooking the town.


Public transport: Trains from Derby operate along the scenic Derwent Valley Line to Matlock. Journey time from Derby is just 32 minutes.

Main bus services to Matlock include the hourly Transpeak service from Nottingham, Derby, Belper, Bakewell and Buxton, with services every 2 hours from Stockport and Manchester. An hourly bus service also operate from Chesterfield. Services from Sheffield and other local towns also serve Matlock. A good network of Sunday bus services also serve the town. Throughout Matlock, local town bus services operate regularly Monday to Saturday.


Medical: Matlock has two doctors' surgeries - The Darley Dale Medical Centre on Columbell Way at Two Dales, tel 01629 733205, and Lime Grove Medical Centre on Limegrove Walk, tel 01629 581586.

There are two dentists in Matlock, one on Dale Road and the other at Holt House. Both are part of the Disa Dental Group and can be contacted on 01629 582218.











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