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29/03/2023: Ilkeston Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward following an assault in a park in the area.
29/03/2023: A man from Nottingham who was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive cancer is taking on this year’s London Marathon using the same tools that helped him learn to walk again.
Ashbrook Primary School pupils help raise money for Treetops Hospice
29/03/2023: Over 3,500 children from primary schools and community groups across Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire have helped raise over £17,200 for local charity Treetops Hospice.
DCC’s Cllr. Tony King, right, plants the Cherry tree at Elvaston with landscape gardeners Dan Winter, left, and Andrew Cosgrove
29/03/2023: A second tree gifted to Derbyshire County Council by the Queen’s Green Canopy scheme has been planted at Elvaston Castle Country Park. 
29/03/2023: Efforts to tackle an influx of illegal vaping products being sold across the county are being stepped up by Derbyshire County Council’s trading standards officers.
Maggie Throup MP
29/03/2023: Maggie Throup, Member of Parliament for Erewash, has welcomed the announcement that the Government is launching Immediate Justice and Hotspot Policing in Derbyshire, as part of the new Anti-Social Behaviour Action Plan to make sure perpetrators face swift and visible justice.
Darren Cox
28/03/2023: An ex-chef who lost his job through Covid and ended up on the streets has paid tribute to the caring staff at Derventio Housing Trust for turning his life around. 
Maggie Throup MP
28/03/2023: Maggie Throup is encouraging local groups to apply for a grant which will help fund community projects.
Maggie Throup MP
28/03/2023: Erewash MP Maggie Throup has urged the Borough Council to pause the proposed cuts to the Erewash Museum. 
Canalside graffiti.(Credit: bettertimes.co.uk)
27/03/2023: Derbyshire will benefit to the tune of £4.4m over the next two years as part of a national action plan to tackle anti-social behaviour (ASB).  A hard-line approach will see those committing ASB forced to repair the damage they inflict on victims and communities with 48 hours of the offence. 

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