Cotmanhay News

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13/03/2024: New CCTV cameras featuring panic buttons that people can press in an emergency are to be installed in Erewash thanks to investment by Angelique Foster, Derbyshire Police and Crime Commissioner.
06/03/2024: The 2 year old Cubs Nursery is based in the People's Centre on Beauvale Drive in Cotmanhay, opposite Cotmanhay Infant School. Spaces are currently available for both now and after the Easter break. For more information, please call the school on 0115 930 2064 or pop into the office.
24/01/2024: Police officers in Ilkeston are appealing for information following a recent spate of vehicle thefts in and around the Cotmanhay area.
22/11/2023: New figures show that recently improved Derbyshire bus services, under the County Council’s £47 million Bus Service Improvement Plan, are proving popular with passengers.
17/11/2023: A man has been charged following reports of a disturbance on Cotmanhay Road at Ilkeston on Sunday 12th November.
01/09/2023: A further dispersal order has been put into place in Ilkeston over the course of the first weekend in September after incidents of anti-social behaviour in the area.
14/08/2023: Derbyshire Police have been detailing a spate of criminal activity involving a large group of youths over the course of the last few weekends.
An ilkeston flyer bus - credit: trentbarton
04/07/2023: trentbarton is calling on the community in Cotmanhay to help the Police prevent further acts of vandalism after its buses were targeted by stone throwers over the first weekend in July.
03/07/2023: Residents are invited to sign up to learn something new this autumn with Derbyshire County Council’s Adult Community Education Service.
06/06/2023: Community Networks in Erewash are run in Cotmanhay, the Petersham area of Long Eaton, plus in Sawley, Sandiacre and Kirk Hallam. The networks hold regular meetings for groups, organisations and residents, and aim to improve health and wellbeing by welcoming new members interested in: Activities include those regarding running or starting a community group, sharing ideas for community activities, finding out about those community activities and offering support to their community. If you want to know more or become involved contact: Erewash Voluntary Action, Granville Avenue, Long Eaton for the attention of Becky Daykin (Connect Erewash Development Worker).  You can send e-mail to becky @ erewashcvs.org.uk Becky can also tell you more about Connect Erewash which is a project working to reduce feelings of isolation and loneliness for all ages.

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