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The Woodland Trust has said that vandalism at the UK’s first Young People’s Forest is proving a menace to conservation efforts.
Derbyshire’s specialist child exploitation charity, Safe and Sound, is forging ahead with plans to create a safe place in Derby city centre for young people and families where they can engage with an expanded range of support services and activities to help them re-build their lives.
Derbyshire County Council’s annual surface dressing programme was set to get underway from Tuesday 14th May, subject to weather conditions.
Northern, which runs services through Ilkeston Railway Station is making £100,000 available to community groups with ideas of ways to support social mobility in deprived areas on its network.
Derby College Group (DCG) Lexis students have taken part in a pioneering workshop designed to develop their acting and their language skills and build their confidence.
Erewash Sound has teamed up with The Giving Lottery to give you the chance to win up to a jackpot of £25,000 by playing for just as little as £1 per week.
Erewash Borough Council is seeking the views of blue badge holders over the £25million Town Deal that is poised to transform Long Eaton Town Centre.
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) grew 0.6% in the first quarter of 2024, according to new estimated figures published today by the Office for National Statistics, confirming the UK is no longer in ‘technical’ recession.
Marketing Nottingham and Nottinghamshire (MNN) has extended its warmest congratulations to Nicolle Ndiweni, business expansion specialist at MNN’s inward investment team, on her recent appointment as the Police and Crime Commissioner for Derbyshire.
An awe-inspiring salute to Britain’s oldest surviving World War Two veteran saw Winston Churchill and King George VI lookalikes and an overhead spitfire salute as part of a celebration at the Ilkeston care home where the 109-year-old lives.
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