Work was underway to set the Derbyshire town's spire straight. Not entirely straight, mind. BBC Archive: Originally broadcast 17 October 1951. 1951: Chesterfield's Crooked Spire. Video ...

Chesterfield's world ... will have seen that the Church of England has now ordered a complete halt to any activity in church buildings. "The Crooked Spire is not going away. It is still lit ...

The attractions to be mentioned include Chesterfield's crooked spire, Wingfield Manor in Derbyshire, the Pride Park stadium, Nottingham Castle, the meeting point of the Trent and Soar rivers and two ...

Chesterfield's crooked spire has been a landmark for centuries ... It's a Grade I-listed building and is the largest church in Derbyshire. It's survived two world wars and two fires that nearly ...

Chesterfield Borough Council is in the early stages of recruiting ... visitors to the nearby Church of Saint Mary and All Saints – which features a crooked spire. The project aims to repurpose the ...

This gloriously, defiantly crooked shape just makes you want ... and consequently buckled in this priapic fashion. At any rate, Chesterfield's spire, a symbol you'll see everywhere in the town ...

Derbyshire Constabulary ... in the grounds of the Crooked Spire church in the early hours of Sunday, July 2. He was then found dead at his home in Chesterfield on July 5. A man in his 20s, from ...

The victim was involved in the altercation in the grounds of St Mary and All Saints - known as the Crooked Spire Church ... dead at his home in Chesterfield on 5 July, Derbyshire Police said.

St Mary and All Saints Church in Chesterfield is famed for its crooked spire Det Insp Steve Shaw, from Derbyshire Police, said Mr Pearson had been out socialising with his friends before the attack.

Poet Helen Mort can see Chesterfield's Crooked Spire Church - The Church of St Mary's and All Saints - from the window of her house. She explains why it has inspired her since childhood.