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17/12/2021: Employees at Erewash branches of a chip-shop chain will not have to spend the festive season in fear of losing their jobs after a company buy-out was announced
17/12/2021: Plans to redevelop the site of a public house at a major junction in the borough have been changed.
07/12/2021: The final links between the senior Ilkeston Town team and its B team have been severed this week following the introduction of a new name.
25/11/2021: A project to develop historic parts of Erewash Museum’s gardens could provide a new outdoor events platform for creative arts, health and wellbeing and educational activities. 
19/11/2021: A specialist welding and engineering company based in Ilkeston is enjoying a record year with a number of high-value orders.
08/11/2021: The Ilkeston-based owner of a Derby-based construction firm has revealed his pride at being contracted to lay the bricks of what is set to become one of the city’s most iconic buildings.
A Northern Rail train
29/10/2021: Northern has underlined its commitment to protecting public money by saving more than £10m in fraudulently claimed refunds in the past 18 months.
Office of Rail and Road
14/10/2021: An Office of Rail and Road (ORR) review commissioned into how Network Rail (NR) plans for and delivers engineering works has found that while there have been some recent improvements, further work is required to minimise disruption to passengers and ensure public money is spent appropriately.
Arran Bailey in Bridlesmith Gate, Nottingham
12/10/2021: A Ilkeston-based property company which oversaw the redevelopment of the town's former Co-op Building and the former Parrys Mill in Draycott as well as many others in the region, has been acquiring empty retail units in a once vibrant part of Nottingham city centre with the aim of bringing the area back to life.
Chris Wright, left, and Eric Thwaites
12/10/2021: A firm of commercial property consultants have secured the lease on an Ilkeston town centre property to enable a national charity to forge ahead with its expansion plans and support more people impacted by suicide.

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