
Stephen Thirkill
Sports Reporter at Worksop Guardian
Sports Reporter at The Chad
Sports reporter for JPI Media titles across the midlands and Lincs. Drop me a line here or via [email protected] if you have a story
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1 day ago |
derbyshiretimes.co.uk | Stephen Thirkill
Our latest retro gallery has nipped into our archives to show you what some of our area’s beauty spots looked like in the 1970s and 80s. The pictures show Matlock back 50 years ago, as well as Queen’s Park in Chesterfield and shoppers at Bakewell Market in 1970. There is also pictures of Riber Castle, the Heights of Abraham, Buxton Thermal Baths and Buxton Crescent. So sit down with a cuppa and enjoy this lovely trip down memory lane.
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1 day ago |
derbyshiretimes.co.uk | Stephen Thirkill
Our latest retro gallery has nipped into our archives to show you what some of our area’s beauty spots looked like in the 1970s and 80s. The pictures show Matlock back 50 years ago, as well as Queen’s Park in Chesterfield and shoppers at Bakewell Market in 1970. There is also pictures of Riber Castle, the Heights of Abraham, Buxton Thermal Baths and Buxton Crescent. So sit down with a cuppa and enjoy this lovely trip down memory lane.
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2 days ago |
derbyworld.co.uk | Stephen Thirkill
As far as scenery goes Derbyshire is right up there. Our county will always remain one of the most beautiful places to live in the country, with the Peak District, charming villages and some cracking scenery right on our doorstep. And with spring fast approaching it’s the perfect chance to get your walking boots on and soak up some fresh air and stunning scenery. Here we showcase just a few idylic spots that you have to get out and enjoy in the coming months.
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2 days ago |
buxtonadvertiser.co.uk | Stephen Thirkill
As far as scenery goes Derbyshire is right up there. Our county will always remain one of the most beautiful places to live in the country, with the Peak District, charming villages and some cracking scenery right on our doorstep. And with spring fast approaching it’s the perfect chance to get your walking boots on and soak up some fresh air and stunning scenery. Here we showcase just a few idylic spots that you have to get out and enjoy in the coming months.
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2 days ago |
derbyshiretimes.co.uk | Stephen Thirkill
As far as scenery goes Derbyshire is right up there. Our county will always remain one of the most beautiful places to live in the country, with the Peak District, charming villages and some cracking scenery right on our doorstep. And with spring fast approaching it’s the perfect chance to get your walking boots on and soak up some fresh air and stunning scenery. Here we showcase just a few idylic spots that you have to get out and enjoy in the coming months.
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