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Coppice steam fair. Harry and Eva Whitehead on the tea party ride run by Annie Turbill.

SLIDESHOW: Steam fair was a wheely good show video

Vintage vehicles fans headed to Trowell for the annual Coppice Steam Fair at the weekend.

Longest Day

Help us capture life in a day!

The summer solstice is nearly upon us, and the Ilkeston Advertiser is looking to celebrate the longest day of the year with a snapshot of life in our amazing town.

NDET 15-1-13 RKH 1 Gill Ferguson with mum  Joyce Wood who is at risk of being homeless when her nursing home shuts.

‘False hope’ over care homes

The daughter of a West Hallam care home resident has hit back at a councillor’s vow to try to keep at least some of the county’s care homes open.

NDET 15-1-13 RKH 1 Gill Ferguson with mum  Joyce Wood who is at risk of being homeless when her nursing home shuts.

Queen’s Nurse title handed to caring Helen

The excellent patient care provided by a Long Eaton nurse has been recognised by health professionals.

Ilkeston Arena church as been given �2000 towards its food bank. Lisa Harrison with volunteers in the food bank.

Community groups given vital funding

Thousands of pounds in funding is to be donated to community groups by Erewash Borough Council.

Rosie, Staffordshire bull terrier, neglected in an Ilkeston home.

Life ban for woman who starved dogs

An Ilkeston woman has been banned for life from keeping pets after two dogs had to be rescued when left in her care to fulfil a ‘dying wish’.

Sport rss

Sam Craven

Craven signs but Richards turns down contract offer

Defender Sam Craven has become Ilkeston FC’s second new signing of the summer as manager Kevin Wilson continues to build a squad for the new season.

Stanton victorious over Meths

Stanton first XI recorded a six wicket victory away to Rosehill Meths on Saturday.

Butterley CC v Ashover. N Parkin batting for Butterley. Caught out by Saxon.

SLIDESHOW: Butterley Utd v Ashover video

These action shots are from the DCCL Division 7N game between Butterley Utd and Ashover.

Nutbrook bowler Jay Holmes bowls during the defeat at Langley Mill.

Hallam remain top of the tree after victory

West Hallam maintained their lead at the top of Division Three with a commanding win against Clay Cross on Saturday.

Sandiacre bowler Jono Clare (right) took four wickets for just 15 runs to help his side claim the Premier T20 Cup on Sunday.

Thrilling tied game followed by cup joy

Two giants of the Derbyshire Premier League battled out a thrilling tie at Victoria Avenue on Saturday, with Ockbrook & Borrowash’s Trevor Smith being run out on the final ball to leave the sides deadlocked on 203 apiece.

Lifestyle rss

Broken Beauties

Musical tale of broken Britain

Broken Beauties, written by Jemma Uttley, is to be performed in the Derby Theatre Studio on June 25-26.

You can enjoy a touch of brass

Trombones, trumpets, cornets, horns and all things brass . . .

Jonathan Smith, Sarah Jayne Dunn in Birdsong at Nottingham Theatre Royal from June 17-22, 2013

Much-loved book takes to the stage

The Original Theatre Company and Birdsong Productions Ltd will be performing a touring production of Birdsong at Nottingham’s Theatre Royal from June 17-22.

Greaves plays at The Queen’s Head

Mike Greaves is playing at The Queen’s Head on Chesterfield Road, Belper, on Saturday, June 22.

Floral displays at Heage Windmill

Heage Windmill will be be-decked with flowers during the weekend of June 22-23, from 11am-4pm.

New Horsley Woodhouse carnival committee. Front, Claire Newton, Claire haige, Karen Seals, Alison Napier, Vanessa Feeney, back, Tania Pells, Dennis Cruise, Matt Vallance, Derek Durose and Jack Clarke.

All systems go for village’s carnival

The 37th Annual Village Carnival is to take place in Horsley Woodhouse this year on Saturday, July 20.

Community rss

No good to shoppers

When I picked up the Advertiser a fortnight ago I was pleasantly surprised.

What good is 8am parking?

Unbelievable! Free parking from 8am to 10am.

Belper steam rally held at Street lane denby. John Bosworth and Tiffer Bosworth from Smalley with a foster agricultural steam engine.

Full steam ahead for duo at Belper rally

Smalley duo John Bosworth and Tiffer Bosworth were snapped with a Foster agricultural steam engine when they took part in the annual Belper Steam Rally at the weekend.

Richard Dimbleby visits Booth's factory in Karl Aldred's picture.

Celeb factory visit

Another celebrity visits former Ilkeston hosiery factory Booths in this photograph from Karl Aldred’s scrapbook.

Hallam Fields Junior School country dance team, 1953. Sent in by Dorothy Chapman, nee Corns.

Country dancers 60 years ago

The Hallam Fields Junior School countr y dance team can be seen posing for this photograph taken exactly 60 years ago in 1953.

Dave Gunn's photograph of the work to build town centre bypass Chalons Way in Ilkeston.

Chalons Way work

The depth of the trench dug out to accommodate Ilkeston’s town centre bypass is shown in this photograph by Dave Gunn.

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