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 Ilkeston Town football fans have been thanked for contrib…
    Football fans thanked Ilkeston Town football fans have been thanked for contrib…

    Football fans thanked

    Ilkeston Town football fans have been thanked for contributing to a food bank on Merseyside.
    Those aboard the supporters bus travelling to Marine on Saturday 2nd December donated around 40 tins of soup, beans, tomatoes, etc., after hearing that their opponents were collecting items for needy people in their area.
    Our reporter Matchman said: “After seeing on social media that Marine were having a collection point at the ground, we thought it would be nice to add a few items ourselves.
    “Although it was a last minute appeal, several good-hearted fans responded by bringing donations on to the bus.
    “They were all bagged up and when we got to the ground we handed them over at the collection point.”
    Marine officials were touched by the gesture and acknowledged the kindness of the Ilkeston supporters at the ground and later on social media.
    The game ended in a draw.



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  • The Cubs from 1st Sitwell cub pack visited Bramble Lodge Residential & Demen…
    The Cubs from 1st Sitwell cub pack visited Bramble Lodge Residential & Demen…

    The Cubs from 1st Sitwell cub pack visited Bramble Lodge Residential & Dementia Care Home in West Hallam this week.
    Well done all the Cubs, they sang campfire songs and then went round the residents to say hello and ask them what they wanted for Christmas.
    The Scout group was gifted £250 by Lubrizol Ltd recently and put it towards a new tent. Some members of the Beaver section are pictured with it.
    Ian Britton of the group said they were extremely grateful to the Lubrizol Corporation for their donation and Tim Hollingshurst for nominating them for the award. They are looking forward to using it.
    Older members of the group – the Ignis Explorers – will be taking part in the Derbyshire Scouts Chilly Challenge in January – spending a night under canvas despite expected very cold weather.








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