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'The
Bugle' is a free newsletter that is produced for the villages of
Alport, Middleton and Youlgrave, near Bakewell in the Derbyshire
Peak District. The newsletter began in 1998 after
suggestions that the villages needed this sort of publication came
out of a European Initiative called 'Project Leader'.
In
the early days, the newsletter was printed free of charge by local
print shop, 'Reprint',
and was distributed to village
shops, the Doctors' Surgery etc., from where people could collect
their copy. However, today we pay Greenaway Workshop
to do the printing and it is delivered to most houses in the
villages, thanks to an army of deliverers, most of whom do so
voluntarily. Greenaway Workshop is an
independent registered charity, established in 1981, providing
work for people with disabilities in a therapeutic environment.
To view the latest edition of the Bugle, please
click the link below.
105 May 2008 Bugle
Over the years, the Bugle has published special
editions. These files are much larger so users should
download only over a broadband connection.
A pdf viewer is needed to view all Bugle files -
Adobe Acrobat Reader is available for download free of charge at
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Bugle 2000 8.6MB
Bugle 2000 has been broken down into the
following bitesize sections:
Written by
various members of the Bugle Editorial Team
Edited by Eleanor Pilkington and Emma
Youatt, 1999
WWII commemorative issue 4.5MB
Researched and written by Norman Wilson.
Edited by Andrew McCloy, 2005
Mawstone Mine
Disaster
commemorative
issue 6.2MB
By Andrew McCloy and Norman Wilson, 2007
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