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The Erewash Sound Business Show - 30th December 2025 Erewash Sound
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Elvaston Castle sale unsuccessful
An attempt to sell Elvaston Castle estate has been unsuccessful and the estate is no longer being marketed for sale, with conversations now under way to “restore this valuable heritage asset” for the “enjoyment of all residents”.
Christmas gymnasts wow Mayor and Deputy
A spectacular show featuring some of Erewash’s top gymnasts has been attended by the Mayor and his Deputy in the run-up to Christmas.
College launches festive ‘Sleigh Safe’ campaign to promote student well-being and safety
Derby College Group is spreading festive cheer while promoting safety and well-being through its innovative Christmas Sleigh Safe Campaign. The interactive initiative is designed to help students enjoy the holiday season responsibly, make informed choices, and stay safe both on and off campus.
Boxing day? It’s not just at Christmas for ring fans
A thriving local boxing club that was launched after the pandemic to get youngsters active and socialising again has been given a £3,201 boost by Erewash Borough Council – as membership continues to boom.
Northern releases travel advice calendar for trains over Christmas and New Year
Train operator Northern, which runs services through Ilkeston Railway Station, has released a calendar to provide customers with a handy reference guide for service levels over the festive period.
Price rises, fragile confidence and business rates become greater concern in latest Chamber research
More firms expect to increase prices, only four out of ten expect profitability to improve over the next year, business rates move into the top three concerns and overseas sales have risen – the findings of East Midlands Chamber’s last Quarterly Economic Survey of the year paint a mixed picture.
More than 1,000 children face waiting times for hearing aid appointments
Plans for a new paediatric audiology ward in Derby have emerged to help more than 1,000 children with “overdue” hearing appointments.
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