Thank you for all the support
Published: Wed 08 May 2013
THROUGH your paper I wish to thank all the residents, traders and business of the Wirkswork Division for all their support in electing me to represent them on the Derbyshire County Council.
Vital Earth letter was inaccurate
Published: Wed 08 May 2013
WE at Vital Earth feel that we have to respond to the letter from Charles Swabey, Osmaston, published in a recent News Telegraph owing to the inaccuracies of the statements made regarding the comparisons
Well done to the candidates of 2013
Published: Wed 08 May 2013
I WOULD like to say to all candidates well done for putting the time and effort in this year’s election.
Library premises is commerical
Published: Wed 08 May 2013
Recent correspondence about the library building offering potential for a heritage centre in Ashbourne is unfortunately misinformed, as the premises are privately owned.
Help bring the town's history to life
Published: Wed 01 May 2013
THE Ashbourne Partnership has received funding from the Heritage Lottery to bring the town’s historically important buildings to life and let them tell their story, along with the memories of people
Idea for the old library building
Published: Wed 01 May 2013
Idea for the old library building
No canvassing from candidates
Published: Wed 08 May 2013
I concur with the comment column (ANT May 1 edition) regarding voting – it is of course our democratic right and should be exercised.
Allow me to set out the facts
Published: Wed 08 May 2013
IN response to claims that privatisation could wreck our postal service, I would like to set out some important context.
I'm not attacking Ashbourne
Published: Wed 01 May 2013
I STRONGLY suspect that Peter Sutton, the writer of the abusive personal attack published on April 17, might benefit from a course in English comprehension and British Social History instead of playing
Bus timetable change is needed
Published: Wed 01 May 2013
ON APRIL 1, we were blessed with a new bus service here in Parwich. We are very lucky to have this service.
Learn lessons from Texan town
Published: Wed 24 Apr 2013
THE fate so cruelly visited upon the Texan town of West is a timely reminder of what can happen if planners are unwise enough to allow residential development to co-exist beside industrial activity.
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