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14/08/2023: Homeless people moving into new accommodation in Nottingham are making a house a home with help from thousands of customers and staff at Tesco stores in Ilkeston and Long Eaton as well as further afield across both Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire.
10/08/2023: A boost to new shops opening in Ilkeston and Long Eaton has been launched by Erewash Borough Council – which is offering to pay for them to put up top-quality store signs.
10/08/2023: The Director of Partnerships at the East Midlands Chamber has commented after the announcement was made that Wilko has filed for administration.
01/08/2023: Police officers in Long Eaton are appealing for witnesses to come forward in relation to a series of thefts of drain covers in both Ilkeston and Long Eaton around the 24th July 2023, thefts alleged to have occurred in a number of locations.
All shapes and sizes - from left to right - Pete Wearn, Barbara James, Paul Wilcox, Pauline Wilcock and some of the restored bikes being sold for charity
01/08/2023: Local charity volunteer Pete Wearn has driven 10,000 miles to collect and deliver over 1,000 unwanted bikes – and helped raise £100,000 for charity in the process.
01/08/2023: The Long Eaton and District Arts Council which runs the Chatsworth Arts Centre and Duchess Theatre in Long Eaton has been awarded grant funding of £5,000.
27/07/2023: A man has been charged in connection with a series of robberies at shops in Sandiacre, Long Eaton and, elsewhere, in Spondon, just inside the Derby City boundary.
Cannabis grow Long Eaton - credit Derbyshire Police
23/07/2023: A collaborative response between Police and partner agencies has led to the discovery of an established cannabis grow in Long Eaton.
Motorcycle seized in Long Eaton - credit - Derbyshire Police
18/07/2023: Long Eaton Police officers have taken action after stopping a motorcycle being ridden in an anti-social manner on Tamworth Road in the town.
PCSO engagement at a school
17/07/2023: Officers from both the Ilkeston and Long Eaton Safer Neighbourhood Policing Teams have issued a statement on social media after seeing a rise in the extent of negativity towards Police Community Support Officers over the past few weeks, particularly across social media.

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