Welcome to Pinxton Parish Council
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Pinxton is a small village on the eastern side of Derbyshire, with a few acres still in Nottinghamshire. The inventor John King lived in Pinxton. He made the mine cage safety detaching hook, which became world famous, and his old workshop was converted into a small museum. The church of St Helen partly dates from medieval times and possibly stands on the site of a small castle that once existed here. The population of Pinxton is currently 4202, with 2083 males and 2119 females.
Today, the coal mines and lime kilns have gone but the community spirit common to mining villages remains. Click below to find out more about Pinxton… |
The Village HallPinxton Village Hall is available to hire,
and there is a 50% discount available to local groups! |
Council MeetingsParish Council meetings are held at Pinxton Village Hall, 3 Kirkstead Road, Pinxton on the third Wednesday in the month and start at 7.00 pm. The public are welcome at the meetings and there is an opportunity at the start of the meeting for public participation.
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InformationHelpful information regarding Pinxton, Local Groups, Societies and Services
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The Village Hall and football pitches including the five a side (MUGA) will be closed from Thursday 5th November 2020 until further notice in order to comply with the Government’s latest lockdown.
Get in touchPinxton Parish Council
3 Kirkstead Road, Pinxton Derbyshire NG16 6NA Phone: 01773 580046 |
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