retail developments, such as 131 Chatsworth Road and the Hanger, have sprung up alongside well-established, traditional family businesses. A festival celebrating the local community and small businesses on and around Chatsworth Road is held in October. A monthly publication, called S40 Local, seeks to promote the vibrancy of the local area and its many amenities. The Brampton area is also served by glossy monthly publication Twist. Housing The area boasts several housing estates, some of which date from many decades ago. However, new housing is being built all the time and this area is rapidly expanding. Plans for regeneration of the former Walton Works site, which includes retail and housing development, is due to be considered by Chesterfield Borough Council in early 2013. Politics Brampton is divided into two electoral wards on Chesterfield Borough Council called Holmebrook and West. The area comes under Hipper Division on Derbyshire County Council. Industry Robinson and Sons established its box manufacturing business at Wheatfield House in Brampton in the 1840s. By the 1950s, the company's packaging and dressings factories covered a large area by the River Hipper in Brampton, with a workforce of thousands of employees. The Robinson Packaging headquarters is still at Field House in Brampton, but most of the manufacturing has closed in Chesterfield since the 1980s. Notable people John Fawkes (born 1933), first-class cricketer See also List of places in Derbyshire St Peter and St Paul's Church, Old Brampton St Thomas' Church, Brampton References External links Populated places in Derbyshire Chesterfield, Derbyshire