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Mobile Library
The Mobile Library, provided by Derbyshire County Council, visits Tibshelf Village Hall car park on:
Mondays 14th October, 11th November and 9th December 1:15pm to 5pm
For more information on this service, please visit: Mobile libraries – Derbyshire County Council
Upcoming Events
Oktoberfest | Saturday 12th October 2024 | 6pm to 11pm | Tibshelf Village Hall | £5 ticket needed. Parish Office or Pete 07870 279639
Grand Opening of Play Equipment | Saturday 12th October 2024 | Parish Council Sports Ground | 2pm | Free
50s & 60s Night | Saturday 2nd November | 7pm – 12am | Tibshelf Village Hall | £5 ticket needed. Parish Office or Sue Wood 07974 022089
Fireworks Display | Sunday 3rd November | From 6:30pm | Tibshelf Village Hall | £1 wristband needed. See website and social media for collection dates
Remembrance Sunday | Sunday 10th November | Parade from 9:30am, Service 10:30am | St John the Baptist’s Church | Free
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From Derbyshire County Council
Do you think you could give a child a stable and happy home to help them have the best start in life?
If the answer is yes then Derbyshire County Council wants to hear from you.
Across Derbyshire there are currently around 430 foster homes offering support to 630 children in care.
Foster homes are particularly needed for older children and sibling groups and the care offered can be short or long-term, ranging from single night emergency stays to placements which last for years.
The council is also interested in hearing from people with previous caring experience who may be able to offer contract care foster homes to 11 to 18-year-olds with complex emotional and behavioural needs.
Derbyshire County Council’s Cabinet Member for Children and Young People Kevin Gillott, said: “We’re here to make sure all our looked after children live happily and healthily and have all the care and support they need.
“We’re proud of the excellent foster carers we already have and are keen to recruit more.
“Becoming a foster carer can be very challenging and mean a lot of hard work, but it brings enormous rewards.”
Derbyshire County Council offers its foster carers lots of benefits, support and training as well as competitive financial allowances.
To find out more call free on 0800 083 7744 or visit www.derbyshire.gov.uk/adoptionandfostering
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