Kidology 2 – covid false positives
Readers who are still puzzled by the implications of Covid-19 PCR test false-positives after reading my recent post Covid Kidology might like to
Read moreReaders who are still puzzled by the implications of Covid-19 PCR test false-positives after reading my recent post Covid Kidology might like to
Read moreIn the Ticknall Life newsletter sent last weekend to registered users and subscribers, I glibly questioned the validity of the argument leading to
Read moreIf you are wondering who are your elected representatives here in Ticknall, then this is the page you need. Councillors fulfil their roles
Read moreAfter a very brief period as a primary school teacher, Barbara Bagley went back to her true passion, to paint full time. She
Read moreCovid-19 cases in South Derbyshire According to the Govt. website, it’s forty-one new cases today (Monday). The chart below shows cases by specimen
Read moreThis week we received the message below from Neighbourhood Watch concerning a high-tech but quick and simple method used in car theft. If
Read moreVisitors to Ticknall often ask about the cast iron water spouts that are seen in various places in the village. They were part
Read moreThis old photo of the original Dexter’s Cottage was taken from the Limeyards immediately opposite the weighbridge office which is now part of
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Read moreHaving spent about ten years developing the derelict stables at the limeyards, we found ourselves with empty bedrooms and empty bank accounts –
Read moreTicknall has been a base for chef Ig Oliver since the late ’70s, from his earliest days working at local establishments such as
Read moreThe poor condition of the public toilets in Ticknall has been highlighted by a regular visitor who decided to write to Ticknall Life
Read moreThanks to great community support, Ticknall Life has won strong praise from the Webwatch column in the Burton Mail, out today. This is
Read moreA decade of dedication to the community by Mary Magson and her team of Ticknall Luncheon Club volunteers has been recognised in the
Read moreTicknall CC cricketer Tom Kent-Smith first picked up a cricket bat at the age of five and now plays both junior and senior
Read moreElvaston Castle Country Park is a 315-acre estate which contains a Grade II* listed House and Gardens and a designated Local Nature Reserve
Read moreThe Ticknall Preservation and Historical Society, a voluntary non-profit-making group, have available many publications devoted to the economic and social history of the
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Read moreWith 2020 now upon us could this be time to start your next volunteering adventure? Neighbourhood Watch is the biggest and only formally
Read moreToday more than 50 diners sat down to a festive meal of canapes, turkey and ‘pigs in blankets’ with roast potatoes and a
Read moreThe Cruiser HMS Neptune sank with the loss of 764 officers and men on the night of 19 December 1941. Just one man
Read moreOn 19 December Ticknall Lunch Club got together for the last time in 2017. Mary Magson and her wonderful team of volunteers catered
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