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A web
site for the village of Hartshorne,
Derbyshire, United Kingdom. |
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The following people are involved in the maintenance of this web site:
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Neil Jenkinson has had a long relationship with the village of Hartshorne having lived in the village from the age of seven until getting married at St Peters Church at the age of 25 at which time he left to live in Mickleover, Derby. However, on securing employment at East Midlands Airport he returned to live in the village in January 1999. Since then he has tried to take an active interest in the village community, which has resulted in becoming the Chairman of the Village Neighbourhood Watch and in the past a Parent Governor of Hartshorne Church of England Primary School, both of which he intends to promote on this web site. He is now the webmaster for the site after Colin Herbert handed over the reigns after leaving the village. So please contact him to get alterations, events and provide any other detials for the site. |
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Chris Redfern has taken most of the present day pictures on this site using the latest in digital technology. Chris is a keen walker and bird watcher and knows the area around Hartshorne in detail. Chris has adopted the role of 'web site photographer', and does it very well. |
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June Blood is the Grapevine correspondent for the Burton Mail. As she hears news about the village and passes it to the Burton Mail, it will also appear on this web site, but even quicker! June has lived in the village for more than 40 years and is the leader of the Hartshorne Ladies Club. |
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Alan Sherratt is Chairman of the Hartshorne Local History Society and has created a lot of the historical content on this web site. He is a Parish and District Councillor and is very knowledgeable about the local area. Many villagers will have seen Alan's green and red publications that are generally available at the pubs and Post Office. These contain many pictures of the parish and many interesting historical facts. |
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Colin Herbert saw that some people in the village were talking about a web site and took the initiative to build a professional site. Colin still assists with some of the more technical parts of the site when he can. His business, Condor Consulting, deals with high level, international Project Management of IT projects, especially those involving aspects of Knowledge Management. He is also a qualified Domino and Lotus Notes consultant, a system that is used for international team collaboration by Blue Chip companies. |
| Page Updated (14/05/09) |
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