North Derbyshire Radio’s Senior Sports Editor Matthew Rhodes spoke to New Mills boss Chris Baguley and coach Mark Baguley on their quest to avoid relegation and the team’s performances so far. Here’s another chance to hear the exclusive interview.
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First team manager Craig Elliott has announced he will be leaving Buxton FC at the end of the season and has issued the following statement: “After careful thought, I’ve decided at the end of the season I will leave Buxton FC. I have loved my time at the club and made some fantastic memories. However,
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Chesterfield council is continuing with its successful crackdown on crime and anti-social behaviour in the town with a newly-improved CCTV system with 80 new cameras aimed at creating a more responsive service and making people feel safer. Following over £350,000 of investment, Chesterfield Borough Council has approved new digital improvements to CCTV systems in Chesterfield,
Planners have given the go-ahead for builders to demolish 49 run-down council bungalows because they are no longer considered to be viable and a cleared site could soon possibly pave the way for a new development. Bolsover District Council agreed at an Executive meeting on March 4 to award the contract for the demolition of
Councillors called for unity across political divides and representation for rural areas, alongside cities, in the first meeting of a new East Midlands super council. The first meeting of the new East Midlands Combined County Authority, making decisions on behalf of more than two million people, took place in Chesterfield Town Hall today (March 19).
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New research which claimed Derby and Derbyshire had some of the “worst roads in England” has been strongly refuted as councils say the data is misleading. Car check company Motorscan analysed and calculated data from the Department for Transport based on the average percentage of roads requiring maintenance between 2018 and 2023. It claimed Derbyshire
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A total of 15 babies were left with severe brain damage following “likely” or “possible” “substandard” care from the Derby and Burton hospital trust. The Local Democracy Reporting Service (LDRS) can now reveal this information, following a 10-month information battle with the University Hospitals of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust which started last July.
A council is set to refuse controversial plans for more than 400 homes on the hillside above a Derbyshire town with mass opposition due to the “threat to life” from potential flood issues. The plans, from William Davis Homes, intend to build 423 homes on land to the north of Matlock, close to Highfields School,
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The campaign, coordinated by the National Police Chiefs Council (NPCC), is a chance to create a better insight into these often complex cases, improve investigations and work with partners to prevent spiking incidents happening. With a total of 16 cases reported in Derbyshire since the beginning of 2024, a figure which is just below the
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Derbyshire council’s cabinet has agreed to recommend a range of multi-million pound saving measures to the Full Council for approval after previously setting a balanced budget plan to meet an estimated deficit of over £39m for the 2024-25 financial year. The cabinet voted in favour of its Departmental Service Plans 2024-25, at a meeting on
