Borough Wide News
18/03/2022: Do you recognise the man in this image? He may be able to help Police officers with their enquiries into the theft of a purse and a laptop from a car in Ilkeston.
18/03/2022: Details in a new study have revealed no evidence that the mass killing of badgers prevents bovine TB in cattle.
18/03/2022: People across Derbyshire are being encouraged to consider becoming a foster carer.
17/03/2022: Derbyshire Police and Crime Commissioner Angelique Foster received an insight into efforts to tackle domestic abuse and exploitation among women in the deaf and hard of hearing community during a visit to a charity.
17/03/2022: The Chief Executive of the East Midlands Chamber has responded to the announcement from the Bank of England that interest rates will increase from 0.5% to 0.75%.
17/03/2022: Cancer data from NHS Digital has now been made available in a secure environment to enable researchers to understand the impact of COVID-19 on people affected by cancer.
15/03/2022: The East Midlands’ unemployment rate has hit a fresh new low at 3.1% for the period between November 2021 and January 2022, new figures show.
14/03/2022: Erewash Borough Council has been working to anticipate and manage a sharp rise in residents trying to get in touch after the delivery of more than 62,000 council tax and business rates letters from 14th March.
11/03/2022: Over the last few weeks, we've been asking you to take just five minutes to complete our early 2022 on-line listener survey to gather views on what you like listening to on Erewash Sound, what you would like to hear more of and other elements too.
For those participating, there was a chance to win one of a number of high street shopping vouchers and we can now reveal who the lucky winners were from the prize draw.
Before we do though, whether you won or not, we'd just like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who got involved and to assure you that we'll be considering all of your comments and how we might be able to apply them on-air!
11/03/2022: Derbyshire residents are to be asked for their views on plans to change support to help more people lead safe, independent lives in their own homes for longer.