Borough Wide News
30/11/2022: With a seemingly unstoppable switch for the majority of people to on-line banking, the Erewash borough is once again being included in the raft of closures for a number of firms.
30/11/2022: A group of international engineers have visited Derby College’s Broomfield Hall in Morley as part of a training programme around the installation of modern air source heat pumps.
30/11/2022: Voluntary, community and charity organisations are encouraged to apply for a grant from Derbyshire County Council to support residents this winter.
29/11/2022: One of the first Derby College T Level students to graduate from the new ‘Gold Standard’ in technical and vocational education was among more than 100 guests at a national celebration event held at the House of Lords.
29/11/2022: Derby College has been awarded a College of Excellence 2022 by Ragdale Hall Spa, in recognition of outstanding practice and standards in beauty training.
28/11/2022: Officers from the Long Eaton Safer Neighbourhood Team have issued an appeal for help from the public in identifying a man after a debit card was stolen from a car in Sawley.
28/11/2022: A firm of funeral directors with an office in Erewash has published a new book to help adults come to terms with losing a loved one.
28/11/2022: Despite the cost-of-living crisis, a borough bakery is swallowing as many price increases as possible to avoid passing on hefty rises to its customers.
28/11/2022: A former Games Development student at Derby College’s Joseph Wright Centre has won a Bronze BTEC Award in recognition of his achievements.
25/11/2022: People who are eligible for the free flu vaccine, particularly parents of 2-3 year olds who have been offered the vaccine in the East Midlands are being urged to take it up as soon as possible as latest data published by the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) shows rising cases of flu, severe illness and hospitalisations. In the East Midlands the rate of hospitalisations for flu has increased by 1.5% within week 45 to 46, with the highest rate in those under 5 years.