Wakelyn Hall
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Latest News
Team Rubicon - Skate Park Event
We can't wait to welcome Team Rubicon to Hilton Skate Park on Wednesday 11th August.
The morning has three coaching sessions for beginners who want to try the sport for the first time.
Session 1 *- 9am to 9.45am – Skateboard lessons for those with disabilities. Specialist equipment is provided.
Session 2 -10am to 10.45am – A girls only skateboard lesson. Equipment is provided.
Session 3 - 11am to 11.45am – Skateboard lesson for beginners want to try the sport for the first time. Equipment is provided. More »
Afternoon Session - 1pm to 3pm – The Talent Pathway competition.
* if you wish your child to attend either session 1 or 2 please can you register your interest by emailing admin@hiltonparishcouncil.org.uk » Less
Posted: Wed, 21 Jul 2021 17:00 by HPC
Mobile Library Wednesday 21st July 2021
The Mobile Library will be visiting Hilton Village Hall Carpark
on Wednesday 21st July 2021 - 10am - 12pm
The service will operate a `book and borrow' system, which means you will need to phone to book an appointment and will be able to pick up a maximum of 10 books.
Appointment times will last 5 minutes, and for the time being you will not be able to select your own books by stepping onto the vehicle. Instead, you will be asked what type of books you like reading and a selection will be made for you so you can pick them up at your allotted time. More »
All returned books will be quarantined for 72 hours and you will need to bring your own bag to pick up your books.
How to book an appointment
To book an appointment ring one of the following number from 17th May 2021:
Long Eaton mobile library: 01629 531398 » Less
Posted: Mon, 19 Jul 2021 09:00 by HPC
How to Report Parking Issues
We have added the following information to our Community Page for your local Police / Safer Neighbourhood Team
A large number of parking offences were de criminalised and responsibility removed from the police and given to Council Enforcement officers to enforce. Below is who does what and how to report to either.
Civilian Enforcement officers-CEOs are responsible for enforcing:
limited waiting bays
double and single yellow lines More »
on street pay and display bays
residents' parking zones
Blue Badge bays
loading bays
bus stops
taxi bays
school keep clears
clearways
dropped kerb access (also police if obstructing anyone at the time)
double parking (also police)
pedestrian crossings (also police)
car parks (with orders)
The police are responsible for enforcing:
double white lines
obstruction – for example, pavements with no parking restrictions
dangerous parking
dropped kerb access (also CEOs)
double parking (also CEOs)
one-way traffic
box junctions
access only
white-hatched areas
pedestrian crossings (also CEOs)
Report illegal parking
Civil parking is not a reactive service and requests for enforcement will be scheduled into routine patrols, as and when resources allow. Due to the large number of reports we receive, requests by email are preferred.
email: contact.centre@derbyshire.gov.uk
Call Derbyshire tel: 01629 533190
For police related offences, please tel: 101. » Less
Posted: Mon, 05 Jul 2021 09:00 by HPC
