Bryan is the editor of Ticknall Life community magazine. (Since 2000.)

In addition to her many other interests, Pam keeps us up to speed on the activities of the Ticknall Garden Club.

With a passion for social history, ex-teacher Karen has, since 2017, created a database of over 2000 Calke servants.

Annette keeps us up to date on the activities of the Ticknall Archaeological Research Group.

Harpur-Crewe guru and one-time publisher, jazz fan Norman is, at 100 years of age, our oldest contributor.

As Parish Council chairman and Village Hall Treasurer, retired businessman Paul works hard for Ticknall.

If not in her Melbourne garden, author Griselda is probably designing, judging, writing or talking about gardening.

Farmers daughter Mary is the founder and leading light of the Ticknall Luncheon Club.

With a special interest in Calke and the Harpur-Crewes, we think of Celia as our History correspondent.

Former health professional Maggie is active in groups such as the Church and the Book Group. And look, she’s so cool.

A long-time member of the Ticknall Preservation and Historical Society, Barry keeps us up to date with their events.

Nick is related to lots of dead people from Ticknall.

Retired teacher Tricia is passionate about embroidery and art and is an active member of many local groups.

A retired events organiser, book and record dealer, Graham is the Chairman of Friends of Elvaston Castle

The late Cedric Fowkes was an active member of the Ticknall Methodists.

As well as having an interest in the history of churches, Andy is also the bell tower captain at Hartshorne.

Through his work with the Army Cadets, Paul is concerned with the Defence of The Realm – especially Ticknall.

With a passion for Ticknall Pottery, historian Janet (and Sue Brown) literally wrote the book.