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More firms expect to increase prices, only four out of ten expect profitability to improve over the next year, business rates move into the top three concerns and overseas sales have risen – the findings of East Midlands Chamber’s last Quarterly Economic Survey of the year paint a mixed picture.
Plans for a new paediatric audiology ward in Derby have emerged to help more than 1,000 children with “overdue” hearing appointments.
Derbyshire County Council is highlighting that the greatest gifts a child can receive this Christmas are safety and security.
Derby College Group has celebrated the outstanding commitment, professionalism and impact of its teaching staff at the Teacher, Trainer and Assessor Awards Ceremony, held on 17th December 2025 at The Roundhouse.
Campaigners descended upon Derbyshire County Council’s County Hall to protest against National Grid plans to roll-out 60km of 50metre-high electricity pylons across the region’s landscape, farmland and rural communities.
More funding is on its way to Derbyshire following national recognition of efforts by Derbyshire County Council to create and improve walking and cycling routes.
East Midlands Chamber has said the Bank of England’s interest rate cut to 3.75% will benefit firms planning to borrow but factors like a slowing economy and the passed Employment Rights Bill – which received Royal Assent today and became law – mean challenging trading conditions remain.
Passengers across the East Midlands are set to enjoy faster, cheaper, and more reliable bus services thanks to a new £65.5 million investment announced by the Government.
Derby College Group has been commended at the prestigious AoC Beacon Awards in recognition of its innovative, student designed Mental Health Toolkit, a pioneering initiative supporting learner mental health and wellbeing across the College.
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