Erewash News
15/01/2024: Derby residents will be heading to the polls on Thursday 2nd May to take part in Combined County Mayoral Authority and Police and Crime Commissioner elections.
15/01/2024: A crackdown on disruptive roadworks could cut congestion for millions of drivers and generate up to £100 million extra to resurface roads, as the first key measures from the Government’s Plan for Drivers have been delivered.
14/01/2024: Millions of drivers will find parking more easily and enjoy more reliable, safer, and hassle-free journeys as the Government ensures sat-navs will always have the most accurate travel information.
12/01/2024: A non-profit making shop that gave away two tons of chocolate when it was opened by a visiting beauty queen is one of the latest outlets to get a huge boost from an Erewash Borough Council crusade to keep local high streets thriving.
12/01/2024: Erewash Borough Council is urging residents hardest hit by the cost of living to apply for grants worth thousands as part of a £1million-plus drive to make homes across the borough more energy efficient.
11/01/2024: Officers from the Long Eaton Safer Neighbourhood Policing Team have issued a note of thanks to members of the public who have co-operated and assisted with enquiries into the recent theft of a motorcycle from Sandiacre
10/01/2024: Grants are still available from Derbyshire County Council for charities, community and voluntary organisations to provide Warm and Welcoming Spaces this winter.
10/01/2024: Erewash Borough Council will have to raise Council Tax by 2.99 per cent this year while continuing to find huge savings if the town hall is to stand any chance of heading off a looming financial crisis, a stark new report reveals.
10/01/2024: Angelique Foster, Derbyshire Police and Crime Commissioner, has awarded community and voluntary groups across the county a share of more than £115k to support her efforts to combat anti-social behaviour.
09/01/2024: Maggie Throup OBE MP, Member of Parliament for Erewash, has welcomed the news that 2,090,000 people in the East Midlands are set to benefit from the reduction in the rate of National Insurance contributions, saving workers an average of £450.00 a year.