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The old St Columba’s Hall was erected on the site of a small spinney in 1956, the land previously part of Inkersall Farm was previously purchased from Staveley UDC.  It was dedicated by the Bishop of Derby one spring evening 1957. Previous to this a bus ran to the Parish Church on a Sunday morning.

The first Curate was the Rev John Oldham. He was succeeded by the Rev David Jenkins and then Frank Winderbank when the vicarage was built on Middlecroft Road.
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St Columba’s Church is triangular in shape, the building is dual purpose and is mainly used for community activities.
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