Upcoming Local Events in Erewash
News of upcoming local events and activities around the Erewash Area. To include details of your own event on this page, as well as on air, please email all the details to guide@erewashsound.com. (Service available FREE to all local non-profit organisations only).
In 2017, 341 people in the East Midlands took their own life and many more may have experienced suicidal thoughts. The tragedy of suicide affects many people, not just immediate friends and family.
Wed, 19/12/2018
- Pimlico, Ilkeston and Broomfield Hall, Morley
Derby College is offering a wide range of part time and short courses to support people’s job and promotion prospects under its innovative Career Learning Ladder programme for adults.
Thu, 20/12/2018
Derbyshire County Council officials are set to consider a revised Master Plan to restore and regenerate Elvaston Castle and County Park.
Sat, 15/12/2018 to Sat, 23/03/2019
- Windsor Crescent Car Park, Kirk Hallam & Abbotsford Community Centre Car Park, Ilkeston
The first week of the community household waste collection scheme in Erewash has been hailed a success - with residents dropping off items totalling nearly two and a half tonnes in weight.
Tue, 04/12/2018
- Long Eaton Town Hall
A hard-hitting package of measures to help tackle the impact of HS2 in Erewash will be discussed by councillors at a meeting of Erewash Borough Council’s Executive next week.
Tue, 27/11/2018
- Pride Park Stadium, Derby
On Tuesday, November 27, Derbyshire Constabulary is hosting an awards night at Pride Park Stadium, Derby.
Sat, 01/12/2018
On World AIDS day Derbyshire County Council is urging people who may be at high risk of HIV to take advantage of a free, at home, test kit.
Parents can now apply to Derbyshire County Council for their child’s infant, junior or primary school place for September 2019.
Every year Derbyshire residents are invited to give feedback about their local household waste recycling centre.
Wed, 14/11/2018
- The Bridge Inn Public House Function Room, Longmoor Lane
Derby & Sandiacre Canal Trust's long term aim is to restore the canal from Lock Lane, Sandiacre to Swarkestone via Derby. The stretch of canal path from Lock Lane to Bostocks Lane has been acquired and the first stage of the restoration will be to empty the lock chamber by Lock Lane bridge. This chamber has been used as a landfill site in the past so a contractor has been employed to undertake clearance work on behalf of the Trust during week commencing 3rd December 2018.