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Joined Up Care Derbyshire
01/06/2023: Hundreds more people in Derbyshire are to be helped to lose weight and put their type 2 diabetes into remission when an innovative NHS programme is expanded from this month (June).
30/05/2023: A construction firm run by an Ilkeston man has joined forced with a social housing provider to launch a green credential-boosting development.
30/05/2023: Councillor Frank Phillips has been elected as the Mayor of Erewash for 2023/24, and succeeds John Sewell who was the Mayor under the former controlling Conservative group.
A child riding a bike with a helmet and hi-vis jacket on approaching a car with the driver looking on - credit: Derbyshire PCC's office
30/05/2023: Extra investment by Derbyshire Police and Crime Commissioner Angelique Foster is helping police to crackdown on illegal drivers and tackle the public's top road safety concerns.
29/05/2023: Officers from the Long Eaton Safer Neighbourhood Policing Ream have set speeding, road safety and enforcement as one of their priorities for the second quarter of 2023.
27/05/2023: A week long operation was carried out by Long Eaton Police as part of a national drive to tackle knife crime but with a number of other positive steps being taken to deal with local incidents of all kinds.
27/05/2023: Derbyshire Police officials have offered their thanks to a team of volunteers in Sawley for helping the local policing team by being part of the Speedwatch initiative.
Illegal tobacco seized in a combined force operation in and around Ilkeston (Credit: Derbyshire Police)
26/05/2023: A combined operation between local Police, Fire Service, County Council and Immigration officials has been carried out in and around Ilkeston as part of day of activities.
Maggie Throup MP
26/05/2023: Maggie Throup, Member of Parliament for Erewash, has welcomed the Government’s announcement that more than £20 billion will be invested in building new hospitals, including delivering the rebuild of Queen’s Medical Centre and Nottingham City Hospital.
26/05/2023: Following a rise in Cryptosporidium (Crypto), a bug which can be picked up on farms and cause a very unpleasant illness with watery diarrhoea, stomach cramps, vomiting and fever, public health experts at the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) East, are reminding families in the East Midlands of the simple steps they can take to make sure they safely enjoy visits to farms and petting zoos this summer.

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