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MARCH 2024

A QUICK LOOK AT MARCH NEWS
Register to vote page 3
Residents throughout The Village Voice catchment area and beyond have been reminded by the local authorities to make sure they are on the electoral register by April 16th in order to take part in May's elections for a Mayor and Police & Crime Commissioner.
Library's solid progress page 7
Tideswell's community managed library opened its doors shortly before Christmas and it has been reported to The Village Voice that solid progress is being made. There will soon be 21 volunteers at work but more are required: call 01629 533393 or email cml.tideswell@cml.derbyshire.gov.uk.
Campaigners still want trains pages 16 & 17
In spite of planning and financial setbacks there is still strong support in some quarters for the reintroduction of passenger and goods trains along what is now the Monsal Trail for walkers, cyclists and horse riders, A series of public meetings are planned.
Victims app page 24
Derbyshire Constabulary has a new mobile app, being made ready for use by victims of crime. The idea is to share experiences and help shape the future of police services, priorities and policies. Derbyshire County Council is also involved with the project.
MUGA bookings help page 32
Operators Tideswell & District Community Association need a volunteer to take over the bookings management of the multi-use games area (MUGA) at the Sports Complex. There is an electronic bookings website for the tennis, netball and five-a-side courts.

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