Work to refurbish Barrow Hill Memorial Hall and create enhanced community and healthcare facilities has started on site. Barrow Hill Community Trust is refurbishing its historic home to create a social space for the community and add new facilities that will enable local residents to access healthcare services. With funding provided through the Staveley Town […]
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Warnings not issued until six hours after homes started to flood, ignored sandbag requests, HGV drivers pushing floodwater into houses, failing sewage networks and blocked drains. Homes flooded above the height of their letterboxes and windowsills, cars submerged and one life lost. This is the story of Storm Babet’s impact on Derbyshire during the region’s
Thirteen blank firearms have been handed in as part of our amnesty in Derbyshire so far. Across England and Wales, more than 1,000 of these Turkish manufactured guns, which will soon be outlawed due to tests showing them as readily convertible, have been handed in. The top-venting blank firing (TVBF) guns can be handed in
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A Nottingham man has been remanded to prison after cannabis grow and hundreds of wraps of Class A drugs found following a car being stopped in Pinxton. A Ford Mondeo was stopped in Town Street just after 11.30am on Wednesday 6 February. Inside the car suspected class A drugs were found. A further search of
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A road past one of Derbyshire’s most popular hiking routes is where the highest number of parking fines have been handed out across the whole county. Rushup Edge, which runs past Mam Tor, above Castleton and Edale, was the location of 1,918 “higher level” £70 parking fines for “parking on yellow lines or clearways”. A
Cash-strapped Derbyshire council has agreed to sell-off a care home and convert two others into rehabilitation centres – despite a large protest with campaigners gathered outside the authority’s headquarters. The Conservative-controlled council’s Cabinet approved plans at a meeting on February 20 to put the Ada Belfield care home, on Derwent Street, in Belper, on the
Report by North Derbyshire Radio’s Senior Football Correspondent Elliot Steadman Buxton fought back to secure a 1-1 draw against Leamington in Warwickshire, with a late Kieran Burton header cancelling out Owen Farmer’s first-half strike. The opening stages of the game saw both sides struggling to create clear-cut chances, with early efforts from both teams being
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A further 59 e-scooters were seized in Derbyshire in January, as we continue to target their illegal use. Over the past three months, 264 e-scooters have been seized in total since the Constabulary started a new approach of seizing on first offence from November. E-scooters can only be used on private land, those riding them
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An area of Derbyshire is set to be given extra protection to try and fend off a planned 60-kilometre powerline and other “significant” development pressure. Derbyshire County Council is to support an application to have northern Amber Valley made an area of outstanding national beauty (AONB) to counter National Grid’s plans to build power lines
Opposition councillors have criticised the Conservative-controlled Derbyshire County Council after plans for its 2025-26 budget were given the go ahead with more multi-million pound saving plans in the pipeline. The council presented its Revenue Budget Report 2025-26 and its Reserves Position at a Full Council meeting, on February 12, which were both voted through and
