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Erewash MP Maggie Throup OBE, has welcomed the roll-out of the largest expansion of childcare in England’s history with eligible working parents of two-year-olds now able to access 15 hours of free childcare per week.
Beat The Streets has announced the total raised from this year’s Nottingham-based festival is a huge £81,600, thanks to the thousands of people, artists and those behind the scenes coming together for a day of live music in January.
A new tool has been launched for anyone living with or beyond cancer to check their emotional well being and, in just a few seconds, in order to to find the right support.
Proposals to consult on changing support for people with learning disabilities and/or who are autistic are set to be considered by Derbyshire County Council next week.
The Member of Parliament for the Erewash constituency has welcomed new measures announced by the Government to tackle anti-driver road schemes and overzealous traffic enforcement, helping to reduce journey times for motorists as part of its Long Term Plan for Drivers.
Erewash Borough Council leader James Dawson has helped serve up refreshments after officially opening a new tearoom at the borough’s award-winning museum.
Erewash residents who missed the March 31st deadline to continue getting their garden waste collected for just £20 until March 2025, still have an opportunity to do so after a decision was made by Erewash Borough Council to extend the cut-price deal into April.
The site of a former school in Ockbrook is to become the headquarter and national location for a UK children's charity to run residential camps for seriously ill children and their families.
Derby City Council has launched a nine-week public consultation on proposals to tighten the planning rules around converting shared properties.
The East Midlands Chamber has called on the Government to act urgently after Derby-based train maker Alstom confirmed that production lines at the Litchurch Lane train factory had halted, following months of talks between the government, union leaders and the company.
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