Allotment site is beyond the cemetery in Fiddlers Lane. Perhaps the main attraction of an allotment is being able to control exactly
what goes into the food you eat. Secretary: Tom Martin (Tel 813320).
Club for those interested in France, its language and way of
life, with eleven meetings a year, usually on the third Friday of every month at
The Priory Centre, Church Road, Stretton. More
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(Burton) Art Club
Art club with strong links with Rolleston and has a nucleus
of enthusiastic members from the village, with meetings held each Monday at
7.00pm at Stretton Methodist Church Schoolroom (next to the Co-op). For further information of the club's activities and programme please contact
on 812184.
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'Chapter & Verse'
If you enjoy reading a wide variety of literature
and would like to review and discuss your reads with friends, then Rolleston's reading club - 'Chapter
& Verse' - invites you to come along and
join them. The style will be informal, informative and fun. For further
information and dates please contact Maggie Gawthorpe 812621 or Heather Taylor 812118.
Civic Trust
A village society established to stimulate interest, promote high standards of planning and secure the preservation and conservation of Rolleston on Dove.
Usually meet 3rd Wednesday of the month 8.00pm at Rolleston Cricket Club. Secretary: Mrs Vanessa Winstone (Tel
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De Ferrers Specialist Technology College (PSFA)
The local secondary school providing education for the surrounding
villages. The school Parents Staff and Friends Association (PSFA) work for
the good of the school, organising fund raising and social events.
One of two local WIs with meetings held on the third Friday
morning of every month except August at 9.45am in the Scout HQ. Always pleased
to welcome visitors and new members. President: Mrs Ann Haywood.
FOJORPS is the organisation which brings together parents past and present, teachers, governors and friends of the
village school. Its main objective is to further the education of the pupils, mainly through fund raising. (The facts of
school life these days are that organisations like this are called on to pay
for things that used to be taken for granted). Organises the annual Community Day in June – a major fund raising event for the School.
FOJORPS raises well over £5,000 each year, all of which is used to enhance the school experience of the pupils in a number of ways. These include increasing the provision of computer equipment, contributing to school trips, Christmas parties and theatrical performances.
New volunteers are always welcome! Liaison: Adam Mcloughlin Tel 537887.
Wednesdays 12 noon at Rolleston Club - over 60s. Contact: Mrs Bailey
(Tel. 813592).
Neighbourhood Watch
Rolleston NHW co-ordinators hold quarterly meetings on the first
Tuesday of each quarter starting at 7.30pm in the Old Grammar School.
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Pre-School and Toddlers
Pre-School sessions for children age 3+
are held at the infant site of John of Rolleston Primary School. Morning session 9.00-11.30, lunchtime session 11.30-12.30, afternoon session 12.45-3.15. If you would like to register your child for pre-school or have any queries regarding sessions, please contact Pre-School Manager Lolene Poxon on 239209.
Check out their website for more details.
Rolleston Toddler Group runs several sessions for younger children held in the Methodist Chapel.
“In-Betweenies” (bridging the gap between Toddlers and Pre-School), caters for children
from the age of 2½, costs £2.50 per session (Thursday 10am until 11.30am).
Toddlers have a session on Tuesday and Friday 10am until 11.30am in the Chapel
Room. There is a charge, which includes refreshments, of £1.50 per child and 50p for each extra child.
For further information or to register your child for
Toddlers/In-Betweenies contact Sharon Harrison on 810321.
If you enjoy singing and good company (it's not all serious stuff!) then go
along and join in. Rehearsals in the Rolleston Methodist Chapel School Room
every Wednesday evening at 7.45 pm. More details from Nick Willmot, on 565992
(home)
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Rolleston Club
Activities include darts, snooker, quizzes, bingo and live entertainment.
The club also has a very nice bowling green. The committee is very happy to
show prospective members around. President: J G Toon. More >>>
Rolleston Club Angling
A fishing club based in the village and offering the
opportunity to fish in the local river, canal and ponds in the area,
Sunday matches and informal meetings over a pint of beer. Chairman:
T N James.
The village cricket club, Dovecliff Road. Clubhouse
and pitch. Secretary: Trevor Foster (Tel 812824). Senior 1st, 2nd and 3rd
elevens play in Derbyshire leagues. Coached junior teams for boys under 11/13/15
and 17 play in Burton and District leagues. Friendly fixtures played on Sundays. More
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Rolleston Football Club
100 plus children (boys and girls) from the age of 6 upwards training each week at Craythorne Playing fields. If you require any further information about the Club, please contact Alison Rhodes on
813483 or visit their website.
Educational charity making small annual grants to young people for books or equipment. Clerk to the Trustees:
Mrs Joan Price (Tel 812184).
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Rolleston-on-Dove WI
Meetings usually held on the first Monday in the month at 7.15 pm in John of
Rolleston School, Chapel Lane. Visitors welcome. President: Mrs Sue Fraser. More >>>
Royal British Legion
Rolleston-on-Dove Branch. Chairman: Mr George Featherstone (Tel
814503). If anybody is interested in becoming a member contact Andy James (secretary) on
810347. More
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Scout Group
The scouts, cubs, beavers provide children with a wide range of
activities and outings, summer camp, etc. Group Scout Leader: Graham Jacks (Tel 543194). More >>>
Tutbury Band
A local brass band with junior and senior sections having membership from local villages.
Publicity: David Walford Tel 813104.
This local Flower Club meets on the second Wednesday of each month at 7:30pm, Tutbury Institute, High Street, Tutbury. New members and visitors are always welcome. The club has regular demonstrations, workshops and social events throughout the year.
Club secretary Jane Howard 813856.
Village Design Statement Group
The Group provides an opportunity to contribute to the beneficial running of the village without the same level of exposure expected of a councillor.
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Village Liaison Committee
Periodic meetings between members of the Parish Council and representatives of village organisations to review Council activities and local opinion. Secretary: Clerk to the Parish Council.