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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 the time showing

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Local Events Calendar
All events of all kinds, relating to all groups and organisations are …
Ticknall Garden Club – Together Again
Members of Ticknall Garden Club met together on Tuesday, 14th September for …
Guided Walk – Anchor Church Caves
Join us for a guided walk through our wonderful South Derbyshire countryside. …
The Fencible Cavalry
The civil war was raging in France in the last decade of …
Sir Henry Harpur, 7th Baronet
In his private diaries, the then Headmaster of Repton School, The Rev. …
TPHS Guided Tour of Melbourne Hall Gardens
Our first meeting of 2021 is a guided tour of Melbourne Hall …
Anchor Church and Knowle Hill
A circular walk from the village hall via Foremark, Anchor Church Caves, …
Come and Sing: Derby Bach Choir
Come and Sing is back !!!! Conductor James Foulds, Organist Tom Corfield. …
Indoor Bowls Back Again at Ticknall
After 18 months break due to the pandemic, the Ticknall Short-mat Bowls …
Exhibition, Aston on Trent Local History Group
The village History Group is pleased to invite you to visit our …
Elopement of Thomas Buxton and Elizabeth Hickson
Before we get into the details of this elopement, let’s delve into …