Two former Derbyshire pubs could gain new leases of life after closing their doors for good following declining trade. Plans filed to Amber Valley Borough Council could see the former Plough Inn in Nottingham Road, Alfreton turned into a 16-bed bedsit and the former Country Park Tavern in Old Coppice Side, Marlpool into 10 apartments.
Campaign groups are joining forces over concerns about potential large developments in and around two Derbyshire villages with worries over the potential impact of increased housing and traffic. Bolsover District Council has recently launched a consultation on its Draft Creswell Growth Plan – which runs from July 8 to August 19 – setting out plans
Derbyshire County Council’s Cabinet has approved plans to remodel two children’s services for youngsters with disabilities to keep them open and operating and to save the authority over one-and-a-half million pounds over two years. The Conservative-controlled county council’s Cabinet approved the plans at a meeting on July 25 for the remodelling of the council’s Chesterfield-based
Work on the next phase of the multi-million pound regeneration of Chesterfield town centre has officially started on site. Councillors Tricia Gilby and Kate Sarvent met with Louise Bruynseels a regular market trader and John Allen the Construction Director at contractor Thomas Bow, to see how works had been progressing to the upper section of
Two bikers have died in the Peak District after crashing into each other on what’s frequently been named one of Britain’s most dangerous roads. The police are appealing for dashcam footage from the A621 between Baslow and Owler Bar. The crash between a Suzuki and a Kawasaki happened just after 1.30 on Saturday lunchtime. Both
A man’s in court today after an incident that saw dozens of homes evacuated in Chesterfield. In the early hours of Friday, a man allegedly threw a substance at another man in the Derby Road area. A man was taken to hospital and later discharged. The incident led officers to search a property on Kingsley
A man has been charged in connection with a sexual assault in Chesterfield. Officers received reports of a woman being sexually assaulted by a man in Low Pavement on Thursday 19 July. Andrew Taylor has now been charged with sexual assault. The 36-year-old, of Southgate Way, Barrow Hill, Chesterfield, has been remanded in custody and
NORTH DERBYSHIRE AT THE 2024 PARIS OLYMPICS The 2024 Paris Olympics officially begins on Friday 26th July with what is expected to be the most unique and ambitious opening ceremony to ever take place. Hundreds of athletes across a huge variety of sports will proudly represent Team GB over the next couple of weeks but
Chesterfield has once again been recognised for its excellent parks and green spaces with a magnificent seven green flag awards. Monkey Park (Chester Street Recreation Ground), Brampton has been awarded the flag for the first-time following improvements carried out over the last few years. A further six spaces including Queen’s Park, Holmebrook Valley Park, Poolsbrook
Making progress on Chesterfield’s climate change targets Chesterfield Borough Council is continuing to make progress to its target of becoming a carbon neutral organisation by 2030 and carbon neutral borough by 2050 as its Climate Change Annual Report is published. The annual report sets out the work the council has undertaken over 2023/24 to make