Alex Mann: Vicar for
Tutbury, Hanbury
Newborough and
Rangemore

In 2009 Architects - Robert Kilgour & Associates gave a presentation at St Mary’s on proposed alterations to the Church. Read more at www.tutbury.org/anglican

TOSCA has registered as a limited company in readiness to sign a lease for the Cornmill Lane Building. This is a milestone in the long and hard campaign to save the building for its current users - Tutbury & Hatton Scout Group, Tutbury Pre-school and Youth Club. The lease is being drawn up by Staffordshire County Council, with the aim that TOSCA takes over the management of the building in the near future.

In March, April and May 2010, there were 32.5% fewer incidents of anti social behaviour in the Neighbourhood Policing area of Anslow, Hanbury, Needwood, Upper Outwoods, Rolleston and Tutbury, than in the same three months of 2009. When compared with the rest of Staffordshire the number of incidents in this area is average.

The Police and Local Authority take anti social behaviour seriously and we are working closely with our partners to ensure that the number of incidents continues to decline. There are many ways you can report anti social behaviour:

To the community safety officer on 01283 508000 or online at www.eaststaffsbc.gov.uk

You can find out more information about anti social behaviour and what’s being done to tackle it on the anti social behaviour pages of East Staffordshire Borough council website.

www.eaststaffsbc.gov.uk/Services/AntiSocialBehaviour

For more information on crime statistics in your area visit Staffordshire Police Crime mapping website at http://maps.police.uk/view/staffordshire/

The North Staffordshire Community Rail Partnership works to promote the North Staffs (Derby to Crewe) railway line. For more information contact Faye Lambert: Tel: 01782 - 232292 or email faye.lambert@stoke.gov.uk

Association of Community Rail Partnerships www.acorp.uk.com

Would you, or maybe a group which you belong to like to help brighten up Tutbury and Hatton Railway Station.

The North Staffordshire Community Rail Partnership are looking for green fingered people who can spare some time throughout the seasons. Click here to find out more

Tutbury WI recently welcomed their new president Ann Tunley. Members spent a pleasant evening making table decorations and ended the night enjoying food and drink whilst singing some favourite carols - read more_(pdf). For more details about Tutbury WI visit www.tutbury.org/wi

Tutbury Civic Society is arranging for the listing of the London 129 Milepost, located alongside the A511 (Formerly A50), near the top of Tutbury Bypass.

The 129 was removed during the construction of the bypass, and there were fears that it had been lost, but Tutbury Civic Society persevered with the Civil Engineering Contractor(s) who constructed the new road, and part of Tutbury’s history has now been restored. Bulbs and wild flowers have since been planted to enhance the milepost.

Action is being taken to give the entire Park Pale earthwork the benefit of registration as an ancient monument. This would stop any further deterioration, due to speculative metal detecting and /or unsympathetic agricultural activity.

The next blood donor session at Tutbury Village Hall, Monk St, Tutbury, DE13 9NA is:

Village Hall Bookings

Contact Jan Harrison on 01283 - 812248,
or email jan@tutbury.org.uk

The Village Hall was opened in 1987 and features a main hall, separate meeting room plus a kitchen. All facilities are at one level with ramped access at the main door.

Located just off
Tutbury High St,
Slice is a new contemporary,
fully licensed,
coffee lounge
with a relaxing
social atmosphere.

Volunteers at Tutbury Museum would like to collect as much information as possible about the former Tutbury Palladium, located on Burton Street, Tutbury.

We know the Palladium dated back to 1912, and possibly before that. It closed in the late fifties / early sixties. It then became the British Gypsum social club and subsequently the Hill Side Club.

If you have any information about the Palladium, please just drop a message through the letter box at The Charity House, Duke Street, Tutbury, or pop in when the museum re-opens on 22 April 2011, or alternatively drop us a line to webmaster@tutbury.org. Your help would be much appreciated.

Tutbury Civic Society organises a multitude of events, trips and meetings in and around the village.

Contact our secretary - Christine at: chepburn@tutbury.org

TCS publishes Tutbury Village News (bi-monthly) and also the Tutbury Guide on an annual basis. The next copy deadline for Tutbury Village News is Mon 20 February 2012. You can submit your copy electronically to webmaster@tutbury.org, or alternatively post your item to Tutbury Civic Society, The Charity House, Duke Street, Tutbury, DE13 9LE. Please mark your item clearly with the letters TVN.

Visit www.tutbury.org/civicsociety for more details, plus photos of Octobers Awards Evening held at Tutbury Village Hall.

A project managed by Tutbury Civic Society and funded by The Heritage Lottery Fund, read more about tutbury heritage walk

Some items on this site are presented in PDF format. Click on the icon, left, to download a free reader.

East Staffordshire Borough Council is currently consulting on its Core Strategy Document.

The core strategy will form part of a replacement plan for the 2006 adopted local plan. The core strategy will influence development across the Borough from now until 2031. Read ESBC Core Strategy Consultation Doc

On Monday 19 September 2011, ESBC Planning Committee voted 9 to 2 in favour of accepting a planning application on behalf of Peveril Homes to build 224 dwellings off Burton Road Tutbury.

View burton road background info at www.tutbury.org/peveril

Recycling facilities at Duke Street Car Park now include a pink bin for electrical items

The musical extravaganza that is Tutbury Music Festival is set to return to Tutbury Castle this summer.

Tutbury Diamond Jubilee Planning Group will hold it’s next meeting on -7 February 2012 at Tutbury Institute, High Street, Tutbury, DE13 9LS. The meeting will start at 7:30 PM. Representatives from all local groups and all parishioners are welcome to attend.

A new project has been launched in Tutbury aimed at finding out more about those named on Tutbury’s War Memorial.

Starting with the War Graves Commission, the project will explore various historical sources to gather information about everyone listed.

The intention is to produce a small book, giving details of the those who gave their lives, in time for remembrance day 2012.

Are you new to this area and would like to know about our heritage?

If the answer is ‘Yes’ to any of these questions Tutbury Museum would love to hear from you. The current team of Museum volunteers is looking for additional people to help during the 2012 Summer season. Read more at www.tutbury.org/museum.