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National Apprenticeship Week and local community visits - Adam Thompson Erewash Sound
A spokesperson for Erewash Borough Council has issued a response after an anonymous local campaigner who uses a characterisation and pseudonym claimed that residents across Erewash were demanding the return of flower beds, hanging baskets, and proper maintenance of public parks, alongside a claim that there had been more than a year of visible decline.
A promised £165,161 lifeline to save a vital community hub will come from a new £2million investment fund that Erewash council is planning to devote to boosting the borough.
A fresh boost for Ilkeston town centre will see £101,000 spent on upgrading street furniture – under Erewash Borough Council plans to invest £2 million into enhancing the lives of residents.
Thousands of Derbyshire residents have only a matter of days to have their say during two consultations on possibly the biggest planned changes to Local Government in more than 50 years that will reshape the delivery of vital services.
The search is on to find Britain’s most life-changing railway station, as nominations open for the World Cup of Stations 2025, hosted by Rail Delivery Group and with the widespread support of the people of Erewash, it is possible that Long Eaton or Ilkeston Railway Station could pick up such an accolade.
The East Midlands Chamber has said measures outlined in the government’s Small Business Strategy to address late payment and ease regulation are a positive step forward but supportive policies are still needed to tackle the high cost of doing business.
School governors play a vital role in helping children and young people get the best possible start in life and Derbyshire County Council is appealing for new recruits to join the team. The authority has vacancies for local authority governors at schools across Derbyshire who work closely with headteachers and school leaders, staff, pupils and parents to improve education.
A Derby hospital trust is to reintroduce staff parking charges due to a “challenging financial landscape”
Utility companies would rather “do and be damned” and accept council fines for roadworks, Derbyshire's Highways Chief has said.
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