A man and a woman from Chesterfield have been banned from keeping animals for 10 years after they were found guilty of charges under the Animal Welfare Act. It’s after an investigation carried out by the RSPCA, with support of officers from our rural crime team, found the pair had kept horses and cats in […]
Ten-year ban on keeping animals for Chesterfield couple. Read More »
East Midlands Railway (EMR) is able to offer Chesterfield passengers quicker and more frequent journeys after it launched its new timetable this week. The changes, which were made possible by the successful delivery of the £1.5 billion Midland Main Line Upgrade by Network Rail, provide more seats, quicker journeys, and a simpler and more resilient
Chesterfield to benefit from quicker and more frequent rail journeys in new timetable Read More »
Work starts this week on our £10 million programme to resurface and surface dress roads across the county. Over the next year parts of more than 325 roads will be resurfaced or surface dressed. During March and April this year our highways workers and an external contractor have been busy getting these roads ready to
Major road resurfacing programme to start in Derbyshire. Read More »
People who live or work in the Glossop area and the Derbyshire Dales are being urged to remain cautious after 4 cases of COVID-19 were confirmed to be the new Indian variant that spreads more easily. Three cases of the Indian strain of the virus – classed as a ‘variant of concern’ – were confirmed
New Indian variant prompts plea for caution in Glossop area and Derbyshire Dales Read More »
Here’s the link to Scott Barton’s interview with Jess Kemp who spoke about her single Eggshells and her new music and more…..
Jess Kemp Interview – Listen Again Read More »
A property in Matlock where concerns were raised around drugs and anti-social behaviour has been closed for three months. On Monday 10 May Derby Magistrates Court granted a three-month closure order on the address at Hurst Rise. The action follows work by the local Safer Neighbourhood policing team and Derbyshire Dales District Council to target
Matlock house closed over drug and anti-social behaviour concerns. Read More »
Adeel Hussain, of Almond Street in Derby, was arrested in April after officers from our roads policing unit spotted a car driving the wrong way round the one-way system at Tibshelf services. The 19-year-old, who was 18 at the time, was a passenger and officers discovered what they believed to be Class A drugs and
Man jailed for knife and drugs offences following search at Tibshelf. Read More »
People who live or work in Long Eaton are being urged to remain cautious after it was confirmed a rise in cases of COVID-19 in the area is linked, in part, to new variants of the virus. The warning comes after 2 cases in the Long Eaton community were confirmed as ‘variants of concern’ –
COVID ‘variants of concern’ prompt renewed plea for caution in Derbyshire. Read More »
After months of closure, Buxton Museum and Art Gallery will reopen to visitors on Tuesday 18 May 2021. Our museum, in Terrace Road, Buxton has been closed since late October last year because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Visitors can find out about visiting and pre-book admission tickets. Admission is free. During lockdown, the staff have provided
Buxton Museum and Art Gallery is reopening. Read More »
Derbyshire’s Director for Public Health Dean Wallace is urging people who live and work in Long Eaton not to let their guard down and get tested regularly for COVID-19 following a large outbreak in a school. More than 150 people with a direct link to Wilsthorpe Academy have tested positive for the virus and we
Stay alert and get tested after Derbyshire virus outbreak. Read More »
