Upcoming Local Events in Erewash
News of upcoming local events and activities around the Erewash Area. To include details of your own event on this page, as well as on air, please email all the details to guide@erewashsound.com. (Service available FREE to all local non-profit organisations only).
- Derby Road Trade Centre, Sandiacre
The Long Eaton Silver Prize Training Band rehearses every Monday between 7pm and 8pm at the Derby Road Trade Centre, Sandiacre. All ages and abilities are welcome, tuition is free and instruments are also loaned without charge.
For more information, visit www.lespb.org.uk, call 07887 907516 or e-mail sharon.stansfield @ outlook.com.
Aid to flood-hit Erewash residents has topped £57,000 in just over a week after the council finally got the Government go-ahead to act in the wake of Storm Babet.
Health leaders in Derby and Derbyshire are urging people to "think which service" is right for their needs, as organisations prepare for winter season pressures.
- Little Eaton Village Hall - Tuesdays from 7pm
A popular former jogging group in Little Eaton has been reignited thanks to a new leader.
Sun, 12/11/2023
Northern, which runs services through Ilkeston Railway Station, has offered complimentary travel across the entire network for service personnel travelling to Remembrance Sunday services.
Knitted poppies are among hundreds that have transformed the grounds of Erewash’s museum ahead of remembrance weekend – in a spectacular tribute masterminded by a stalwart of the heritage hub’s Social Stitching group.
Charities and volunteer organisations are being offered up to £1,000 to provide havens for Erewash residents seeking refuge from the cold this winter.
Voluntary, community and charity organisations are being encouraged to apply for a grant from Derbyshire County Council to open a Warm and Welcoming Space this winter.
Erewash residents whose homes were deemed uninhabitable after Storm Babet can apply to the borough council for up to £500 towards their flood bills.
A bumper hawthorn berry crop this autumn – the biggest since records began 20 years ago – is bringing a big boost for wildlife.