Steph's Sustainable Stuff

12/06/2026

Crafters Bazaar Sunday 23rd August 2026 on Chesterfield main market 10am to 4pm
We are now open for stall bookings.
If you have a stash of art or craft materials, tools, books etc and want to clear some of it out, Crafters Bazaar is for you. A stall (3m by 1m on two sides) with canopy costs £15 for the day. Come and sell off some of your surplus crafting materials.
To apply for a stall please fill in our application form here: https://www.cognitoforms.com/CraftersBazaar1/CraftersBazaarAppForm2026

09/06/2026

The shop will be closed on Friday 12th June. Open as usual Saturday 13th.

09/06/2026

All good, Mum called.Phone will be in the right hands later today.

18/05/2026

Shop local, buy British, support local farmers 🇬🇧

08/05/2026

02/05/2026

The shop is closed today,
Due to illness.
Sorry for any inconvenience caused.

01/05/2026

Due to unforeseen circumstances, the shop is shut today, Friday 1st of May.

16/04/2026

Do you have odd balls of yarn to spare, or large buttons to help with the support of dementia patients? So please check your ‘ button boxes’ or ‘craft stash’ and if you do have some to spare I have a collection box in my shop.

06/02/2026

The shop is closed on Saturday 7th February.

23/01/2026

I'm sorry but this needs to be talked about!

Chesterfield is being “regenerated” with millions of pounds of public money — new buildings, new spaces, new projects, big promises.

But small independent businesses are being taxed out of existence.

Business rates are skyrocketing.
Costs are rising.
Wages are rising.
Spending is falling.

And the people who actually make the town centre alive — the local shops, independents, family businesses — are being pushed out.

What’s the point of regeneration if there’s nothing left inside the buildings?

A regenerated town with no independent businesses isn’t a success — it’s just empty infrastructure.

Regeneration without protection for small businesses isn’t regeneration.

It’s slow destruction of the high street.

This needs to be talked about — because once the independents are gone, they’re not coming back.