Photos from the Chronicle archive show a successful cast from a 1946 pantomime.
The all female cast from the amateur society at St Charles Roman Catholic Church, Hadfield, whose production of Cinderella ran for six performances in the church hall in November 1946.
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Derbyshire County Council: "No plans to remove flags"
Reform UK-led Derbyshire County Council has now confirmed that it has no current plans to remove either St Georgeās Cross or Union Jack flags displayed on lampposts or roundabouts.
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Gamesley joins Englandās āRaise the Coloursā flag surge
A sudden wave of Union Jack and St Georgeās Cross flags have appeared on lamp posts, roundabouts and bridges in towns and cities across England, sparking both celebration and controversy.
No plans for asylum seeker hotels in High Peak
High Peak residents can be reassured that there are no plans to house asylum seekers in local hotels, despite new figures showing more than 560 people are being accommodated elsewhere in Derbyshire.
