Borough Council calls on residents to tell them the best way to get news out to the community
Erewash Borough Council is looking to boost how it gets news out to residents – and is asking local people for help.
Erewash Borough Council is looking to boost how it gets news out to residents – and is asking local people for help.
The Future of Roads Minister, Lilian Greenwood, has marked National Pothole Day on 15th January, with a visit to the JCB Factory outside Derby, to see cutting-edge technology helping councils tackle potholes.
A tough balancing act by Erewash Borough Council has indicated that the authority is poised to stay in the black for a second year running – while also investing in the future, according to leader, Councillor James Dawson.
Price pressure among the region’s businesses remains, says East Midlands Chamber despite inflation dropping to 2.5%.
Derbyshire County Council officials are to extend a trial of a new material to fix potholes after positive feedback and good results over the last few months.
Police officers across Derbyshire have continued to take action against those using e-scooters illegally, with a further 106 seized in December.
Police officers have been called out to an incident at a Borrowash property which was thought to be being used for drug dealing activity.
A man who stalked and harassed seven women – including following one as she walked to work – has been jailed.
Long Eaton-based pets charity AdvoCATSeastmids has been awarded a grant of £2,607 by the Pets Foundation, the charitable arm of retail firm Pets at Home.
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