I found this posted on the Facebook group 'old chesterfield pics' by Bill Lowe 
"Blacksmith Yard off Holywell Street, Chesterfield
 

Thanks  for  that  Fly,  first  time  I,ve  seen  that  one.  I  will   keep  searching  to  find  out  exactly  where  it  was.

Yes Pastitman. We will be staying at the Seabank Resort + Spa in Mellieha Bay.
We're also hoping to rent a car for a few days to see as much of Malta as possible in a week. We presume the buses/local transport will be a bit thin on the ground early season.

Buses  OK  all  year  round  but can  be  crowded  at  peak  times. No  need  for  guided  tours,  easy  to  get  about. If  you  are  driving, don,t  forget  the  Maltese  highway  code,  the  shortest  book  ever  written ...  one  blank  page.
Good  car / bike  meets, most  Sunday  mornings  at  Golden  Bay  and  Qawra  (Howra)  aquarium.   Enjoy

Just booked a weeks All Inclusive in Malta for later this year, well, in a couple of months time. 

Just  read  your  post  that you  are  coming  over  to  Malta. Is  this  your  first  visit? If  so,  springtime  is  a  nice  time  to  come,  not  too  hot ....  July  /  August  very  hot.

Metal  ice  trays  before  plastic  but  not  much  use  without  a  fridge.  Can,t  remember  anyone  around  us  that  had  got  one,  had  to make  do  with  cellars.
Bringing  topic  down  a  bit  but  what  was  worse  than  the  shiny  toilet  paper  we  had, (squares  of  newspaper  was  much  better). These  as  some  will  say,  were  the  good  old  days,  never  get  that  one  with  what  we  have  today.

I think the King and Miller pub had two rooms, I have seen inside photos of the pub in T.P. Woods Alamac. The bar was horse shoe shaped and one room had panelling looked really nice. Part of the facade is still there as the Halifax bank the rest as usual was cleared away.

Thanks  nicheuk, stand  corrected, main  room  and  bar  as  you  went  through  the  door. Second  room  may  be  the  cosy  one  I  remember,  could  have  been  the  panelled  one,  sorry, don,t  recall.

As  we  are  in  the  church  yard,  has  the  old  lampost  appeared  back  yet, if  not,  does  anyone  know  where  it  is  now? Seem  to  remember  it  was  damaged  and  removed  last  year? or  have  I  got  this  wrong.

Isn't it what's below the Donut that makes it difficult to redevelop? To me, as an outside, Chesterfield appears to have escaped the worst of the 60-70's 'nuclear bunker' style of architecture - Casa Hotel excepted.

Not aware  of any  problems  under  the  Donut, Big  Dave, I  lived  in  that  area in  the  1950s  and  there  were  houses,  shops,  pubs,  offices,  light  industrial  yards,  garages, council  yard, Quakers  chapel  and  graveyard  etc., but  would  welcome  info., regarding  that. Initially  the  telephone  exchange  was  to  be  sited  there,  then  bus  station  and  recently  a  shopping  complex?,  nothing  happened,  still  a  car  park.
We  would  have  had  a "bunker" style  development  in  the  60s  if  (was  it  Hammersons? / council )  had  their  way,  it  would  have  obliterated  the  town  centre. Public  opinion  changed  that,  which  resulted  in  a  rethink  and  the  Pavements  as  it is  now,  was  created,  keeping  the  main  frontages.

Co-op and Chesterfield Hotel still have buildings intact

Don, t  think  it  will  be  long  before  the  hotel  is  flat.