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A 1920 photo of the Staytonville Church
Staytonville Methodist Church and Cemetery, located about six miles south of Milford, is in need of support, according to Milford historian Dave Kenton. Located in what is now just a crossroads where Staytonville Road, Memory Lane and Sun Street meet, the small church and cemetery have a rich history that could be lost to future generations without intervention.
“This cemetery was a project in 2006 for the Jonathan Caldwell Chapter of the DAR and several volunteers,” Kenton said. “A new historic marker will be installed at the site of the Methodist Church in the near future, but we are trying to create a Staytonville Cemetery Committee that would halp with the upkeep of the cemetery. I am donating the historic marker replacement sign made of fiberglass which should last about 50 years. What we need is help finding support for the cemetery mowing project which is about $1,000 each year for 12 weeks. There is a contractor who does a great
The ten least expensive homes sold in Derbyshire in 2020
Some were sold for below £50,000
A flat in Wildhay Brook, Hilton sold for just £45,000 (Image: Google)
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Many people in the county managed to pick up a property bargain last year, with plenty of homes selling for well below £100,000.
Rev. Dave Simms, Pastor of South Chingford Congregational Church, receiving cheque on behalf of the Food Bank from club President Alan Glanville Although members of the Rotary Club of Chingford are only able meet with one another by holding virtual meetings every two weeks, they continue to support some local charities. Club members were also pleased to donate £200 to the Chingford Eat & Heat Food Bank to help with their distribution with the boxes of food to at this difficult time. Meanwhile, the 3food4u charity is continuing to provide its service during lockdown to help the community when its needed the most.
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