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Bespoke solid pine kitchen cupboard. In two parts top can be removed for transportation.

Height 6 ft

Width base 32 inches

Width top 30 inches

Depth base 20 inches

Depth top 16 inches

Excellent condition but house move forces sale.

Sorry cannot deliver.

Very cheap to use, I pay about £11 for 4x100ml bottles of ink which last a long time. 

NOT a fast printer, and sometimes will not pick up heavier photo paper

Lost in Firth Woods this morning Monday 11 July.

Description:-  Gents, Grey Clear plastic frames with dark grey lenses.

If found call Any  07939 333 894

Thank You…

2 black 15inch HiFi speakers in excellent condition and perfect working order, complete with wall stands. Units recently removed due to renovation / change of use.

Can be used with / without front covers as per photograph.

Ladies tops size 22 brand new never been worn

Hi I'm  Marylin looking for a female guitar 🎸player of the acoustic or electric kind who would like to accompany me  singing l would appreciate some guidance on this as I am a novice can't read music, but have tried to write some songs hoping theirs someone out their who can oblige

PRESS RELEASE FROM FRIENDS OF DRONFIELD STATION(FoDS)

Town mayor and MP pay tribute to local artists

The latest exhibition of schools’ artwork was unveiled at Dronfield Station on Monday 15th November by Town Mayor, Councillor Richard Welton and Lee Rowley MP for Derbyshire North East.  The event was organised by the Friends of Dronfield Station (FoDS) and is the most recent in a series of events to promote the work of budding artists from schools in Dronfield and the surrounding villages.  This time it was the turn William Levick Primary, Lenthal Infants and Nursery, and Northfield Juniors.

The pupils from William Levick experimented with different media such as wax crayons, pastels, ink and paint before creating beautiful pictures of mountain landscapes inspired by the work of David Hockney.  Dronfield was the focus of the work produced by Lenthall Infants and Nursery who used print, pencil and multi media to produce colourful pictures of features of the town such as the parish church and the Peel monument.  The still life pictures painted by the children from Years 5 and 6 from Northfield were reminiscent of the classic work of the French Impressionists.

Councillor Welton said he was pleased to be invited to unveil such imaginative work from the young people from Dronfield schools. He paid tribute to the students who, as well as demonstrating  quite exceptional artistic talent, gave the town something which enhanced the quality of life for users of the station and helped to make the station an attractive gateway to the town. Lee Rowley said that the children from the three schools should be given a huge thanks for their hard work in creating such a wonderful display of talent, and congratulated FoDS as the exhibition strengthened the engagement of local schools with community activities.  FoDS member Tina Teather, who coordinated the exhibition with the schools, expressed relief that due to the Covid pandemic this was the first time in over 18 months when children were able to visit the station to witness their work being unveiled.

The current exhibition of artworks, which can be seen in the six poster cases situated in the waiting shelters on Platforms One and Two, will remain until the spring of 2022 when another three local schools will exhibit their work.

MTP 15/11/21

Ornate lamp which automatically goes on at dusk and remains on until it gets light.  Used in porchn Needs wiring in. Collection only

Brabantia white stainless steel bin, which fits in a cupboard.

Diameter 30 cms Height 56 cms .

Never used, so new condition..

Collection only.

Beautiful wall canvas by Dominic James Studio.

Originally purchased from John Lewis for £210 , where it is still on sale.

Width 100 cms Height 100 cms. 

Excellent condition.

Collection only.