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The Village Voice – a true, independent voice for our villages The Village Voice is at the very heart of our community, serving the people, businesses and organisations who make our area such a vibrant place in which to live and work.
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A committed team delivers the newspaper FREE to over 16,000 readers in our circulation area, and each issue can also be read here on our website. We value our independence and the fact that our publication is produced and staffed by professionals who live in the area and care about what goes on here. We are immensely proud of our coverage of local issues and of the support given by businesses advertising with us that enables it to be published. In the 30th year of publication, that need is still as important today. It was set up in 1992 by four local people who saw the need for a newspaper to cover news and events in the area. The Village Voice is an independent monthly newspaper serving the town of Melbourne in Derbyshire along with other nearby communities.
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Melbourne has a new Carnival Queen, 11-year-old Isla Robertson, who will lead the procession along with her six attendants to start the annual event on Saturday, July 9. Find out more on this, plus the latest on the plan to redevelop the Melbourne Senior Citizens Centre site how empty Smartie tubes helped a church raise hundreds of pounds meet four men who are walking 440 miles (visiting 33 football clubs on the way) for charity and three packed pages of local sport …Īll this and much, much more in our June issue. Our latest edition catches up with both branches. Proof that the Women’s Institute is alive and kicking comes with the news that two village groups have reformed – in Weston-on-Trent and Ticknall. Find out how he became a regular on Channel 4’s The Great House Giveaway. We ask him what it is like to now be called a Sir.Īnd making a name for himself on the telly is Melbourne builder Roger Bacon. The consultant gastroenterologist at Royal Derby Hospital was knighted in the Queen’s Birthday Honours. One man who has a very good reason to celebrate this month is Dr Andrew Goddard – known affectionately as ‘Bod’ – from Weston. Melbourne saw 3,000 enjoy a parish council financed spectacular mix of music, dancing and fireworks, while all the local villages held jubilee picnics and parties. This month’s Village Voice has a four-page special to record the glorious event. THE entire area turned red, white and blue as people partied and partied to celebrate Her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee.
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