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• Borough Council officers and Police officials meet youths and parents to tackle anti-social behaviour

  Erewash Police Officers have worked in partnership with Erewash Borough Council Community Safety Partnership in holding meetings with several youths who attended Long Eaton Police Station with their parents following multiple issues of anti-social behaviour in the Town Centre.

• Long Eaton Police officers take action against nuisance off-road biking

  Following multiple reports of nuisance Off-Road motorbikes and e-bikes in Sandiacre, police officers from the Long Eaton Safer Neighbourhood Team have carried out and will continue to carry out operations in the area to resolve the problem.

• Vital community hub gets £165k lifeline

  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.

• Erewash Borough Council responds after anonymous campaigner claimed residents demand action to restore green spaces

  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."

• Thousands have just days to comment on plans to restructure Derbyshire’s councils

  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.