Paul Colleyshaw, Author at Ticknall Life

Ticknall Village Hall

26 August 201521 February 2019 Paul Colleyshaw Feature

Nestling in its own grounds at the heart of the village, Ticknall Village Hall is a popular meeting place for local groups and

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Clock Restoration, St George’s Church Ticknall

27 November 20185 February 2019 Paul Colleyshaw

The clock was made by John Whitehurst Senior (1766-1834) of Derby – a notable clockmaker – in 1813. Our clock is a particularly rare

Village Hall

Village Hall Facilities

26 August 201513 February 2019 Paul Colleyshaw

Ticknall village hall is in an attractive setting. It has double glass doors opening out onto the surrounding lawns and trees, ideal for

Village Hall

Village Hall Booking Enquiries

13 September 201521 February 2019 Paul Colleyshaw

The Hall is licensed to accommodate up to 120 persons, and the large stage allows for concerts, shows or public meetings. Those booking

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After 200 years, redundancy for Peter Marriott

24 November 20188 January 2019 Paul Colleyshaw

Around three years ago the clock at St Georges Church Ticknall stopped chiming. After several attempts to rectify the problem it was decided

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