Lunch Club Christmas festivities 2018
Today more than 50 diners sat down to a festive meal of canapes, turkey and ‘pigs in blankets’ with roast
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Author: Bryan Smith
And the winner is . . .
A decade of dedication to the community by Mary Magson and her team of Ticknall Luncheon Club volunteers has been
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Meet your Councillors
If you are wondering who are your elected representatives here in Ticknall, then this is the page you need. The
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Sad Tale of Ticknall’s Toxic Toilets
The poor condition of the public toilets in Ticknall has been highlighted by a regular visitor who decided to write
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Ticknall CC Player Selected for England U13s Indoor Tournament
Ticknall CC cricketer Tom Kent-Smith first picked up a cricket bat at the age of five and now plays both
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Ticknall Life – be a part of it!
You can be a part of Ticknall Life community magazine by enjoying the content, sharing with friends and – best of all – producing and updating your own Ticknall articles or posting items of community news and forthcoming events.
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History of Ticknall
Ticknall’s name was derived from its landscape setting and land use. The first syllable ‘tic’ reflects the pastoral economy of
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Scoff and Shop
Scoff and Shop is a new catering concept in the heart of the community and with the community at it’s
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Ticknall Limeyards
The Thringstone Fault crosses the parish of Ticknall from east to west, separating the Coal Measures clays to the south
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Chairman takes the reins for second year
Councillor Michael Stanton has been named Chairman of South Derbyshire District Council for the second successive year. The Ticknall resident
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Signal blockers to prevent car theft
This week we received the message below from Neighbourhood Watch concerning a high-tech but quick and simple method used in
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Ticknall Lunch Club Xmas Bash
On 19 December Ticknall Lunch Club got together for the last time in 2017. Mary Magson and her wonderful team
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John Oliver Remembers
The Cruiser HMS Neptune sank with the loss of 764 officers and men on the night of 19 December 1941.
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