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Memorial trees provide lasting legacy of remembrance in the High Peak.

Every community has felt the impact of Covid and having dedicated places to reflect and remember lost loved ones is an important part of the recovery process. In the High Peak, the Borough Council wanted to provide a lasting legacy to recognise and acknowledge all the ways in which people have experienced the varied effects

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Belper bus boost.

Revised bus services will help those passengers in Belper and the surrounding area who have been using the Nottinghamshire and Derby service 71/2, thanks to Derbyshire County Council. The bus operator decided to stop running this service due to issues with bus driver shortages. We have stepped in and agreed with bus operator Nottinghamshire and

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Landlord prosecuted and fined for operating an unlicensed HMO in Chesterfield.

A landlord who has been operating a licensable House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) without a licence has been fined £5000 at a prosecution brought by Chesterfield Borough Council. An officer from the council’s private sector housing team carried out an inspection at the property on 24 November 2020 which confirmed the house was being operated

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Air Ambulance appeal taking off in Derbyshire Dales.

Civic Chairman Councillor Steve Wain and his support team raised £2,234 for the local Air Ambulance charity over the three days of Matlock’s Victorian Christmas Market last weekend.Said Councillor Wain: Councillor Wain: “This was a great result and my thanks go to everyone who contributed and helped with the collections, particularly Councillor Mark Wakeman, in some

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Vigil held at Crooked Spire in Chesterfield to remember victims of domestic abuse

As part of the 16 days of action against domestic abuse, Chesterfield SNT attended a Vigil outside of the Crooked Spire last night. Organised by the Elm Foundation, the annual Vigil was a chance for people to remember those affected by domestic abuse. It also marked the end of the 16 days of activism to

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