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Allotments
The Town Council has 3 allotments sites. These are located at Glue Lane, Loscoe. Roper Avenue, Marlpool and Woodend Road, Loscoe. All the allotment sites are self managed by an Allotment Association. For further information please see details on the website.
Dog Bags
The Town Council provides free “doggy bags”. These are available from Hallmark/Frosts (next to Boots on Heanor Market Place).
Floral Displays
The Town Council provides summer planting in Heanor, Loscoe and Marlpool. Going forward the Town Council is hoping to extend on the areas covered. If you are interested in sponsoring a basket then please contact the Town Council office.
The Town Council has 3 allotments sites. These are located at Glue Lane, Loscoe. Roper Avenue, Marlpool and Woodend Road, Loscoe. All the allotment sites are self managed by an Allotment Association. For further information please see details on the website.
Dog Bags
The Town Council provides free “doggy bags”. These are available from Hallmark/Frosts (next to Boots on Heanor Market Place).
Floral Displays
The Town Council provides summer planting in Heanor, Loscoe and Marlpool. Going forward the Town Council is hoping to extend on the areas covered. If you are interested in sponsoring a basket then please contact the Town Council office.
Hands Road Play Area
Heanor & Loscoe Town Council funded improvement works to the existing play area on Hands Road, Heanor at a cost of £30,000.00. This money was derived from the sale of land and remaining balances.
Heanor & Loscoe Town Council funded improvement works to the existing play area on Hands Road, Heanor at a cost of £30,000.00. This money was derived from the sale of land and remaining balances.
Multi Use Games Areas – Lockton Avenue & Charles Hill
Heanor & Loscoe Town Council provided the biggest single funding contribution which enabled a Multi Use Games Area to be provided on Lockton Avenue playing fields. The Multi Use Games Area was provided following a survey of residents. The Town Council has also supported the funding of a similar facility on Charles Hill Playing Fields.
Heanor & Loscoe Town Council provided the biggest single funding contribution which enabled a Multi Use Games Area to be provided on Lockton Avenue playing fields. The Multi Use Games Area was provided following a survey of residents. The Town Council has also supported the funding of a similar facility on Charles Hill Playing Fields.
Noticeboards
The Town Council provides noticeboards to help keep residents updated with forthcoming events and local information. The noticeboards are located outside the Town Hall, The Old Fire Station on Wilmot Street, Hands Road, Ilkeston Road and Outside Loscoe Post Office.
The Town Council provides noticeboards to help keep residents updated with forthcoming events and local information. The noticeboards are located outside the Town Hall, The Old Fire Station on Wilmot Street, Hands Road, Ilkeston Road and Outside Loscoe Post Office.
Outdoor Gym Equipment
Funding was successfully obtained from Derbyshire County Council’s Communities Priorities Programme for the funding of an Outdoor Gym Equipment on the recreation ground adjacent to the Wilmot Street Centre, Heanor.
Funding was successfully obtained from Derbyshire County Council’s Communities Priorities Programme for the funding of an Outdoor Gym Equipment on the recreation ground adjacent to the Wilmot Street Centre, Heanor.
World War 1 Commemorative Benches
Heanor & Loscoe Town Council purchased two World War 1 memorial benches to commemorate 100 years since the end of World War 1. One bench has been placed in Heanor Memorial Park opposite the War Memorial and the second bench has been placed on the Red River Local Nature Reserve, Loscoe. The benches are a place for people to spend time to reflect, remember and give thanks.
Heanor & Loscoe Town Council purchased two World War 1 memorial benches to commemorate 100 years since the end of World War 1. One bench has been placed in Heanor Memorial Park opposite the War Memorial and the second bench has been placed on the Red River Local Nature Reserve, Loscoe. The benches are a place for people to spend time to reflect, remember and give thanks.
Pentrich Revolution Information Board
Heanor & Loscoe Town Council financially supported along with Councillors Celia Cox and Paul Jones, the provision of an information board, which is sited on the Old Fire Station on Wilmot Street in Heanor.
The information board provides details of the Pentrich Revolution, together with a walk around Heanor, identifying landmarks related to the event. The walk is part of 19 walks around the areas supporting the commemoration.
Download the leaflet here
Heanor & Loscoe Town Council financially supported along with Councillors Celia Cox and Paul Jones, the provision of an information board, which is sited on the Old Fire Station on Wilmot Street in Heanor.
The information board provides details of the Pentrich Revolution, together with a walk around Heanor, identifying landmarks related to the event. The walk is part of 19 walks around the areas supporting the commemoration.
Download the leaflet here
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Heart Defibrillators
The Town Council were pleased to receive from Heanor Floral Group, a defibrillator for public use, which is now sited on the exterior wall of The Old Fire Station, Heanor Market Place. Town Mayor Councillor Sheila Oakes said,' It is very public spirited for one of the users of our facilities to make this generous donation. The Town Council has been looking at providing such a facility in all of its buildings and this will spur us on to do this.' Since the installation of the first defibrillator, Heanor and Loscoe Town Council have since funded and installed additional heart defibrillators at the following locations; The Old Fire Station – Wilmot Street, Heanor, Derbyshire, DE75 7EF Heanor Baptist Church – 117 Derby Road, Heanor, Derbyshire, DE75 7QL St Luke’s Church Loscoe – High Street, Loscoe, Derbyshire, DE75 7LE 
Also, in response to public interest, the Town Council arranged for CPR and defibrillator training to be conducted by John Whittaker of East Midlands Ambulance Service. Over two hundred members of the public have now attended training sessions, learning practical skills and gaining confidence.
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(left-right) Members of Heanor Floral Group Avis Harrison (Media Officer), Gill Mathers (Secretary) and Dorothy Allsop (President) present public defibrillator to Town Mayor Sheila Oakes.
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