The inspector in charge of policing in Buxton has thanked the local community for their support and patience after an incident in the town yesterday. Officers were called to the scene off London Road at around 11.22am on Thursday 5 January. London Road was closed from the junction with Mosley Road to the Tesco petrol […]
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An historic Derbyshire farmstead that was part of a radical scheme to provide work to unemployed miners through a national agricultural revolution is a step closer to being designated a conservation area. Residents will get a say on whether the Oxcroft Settlement, near Bolsover, will be made into a conservation area after Bolsover District Council’s
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Plans which would see 180 affordable homes built on contaminated land in a Derbyshire village now peppered with new developments have been submitted. Miller Homes and Futures Housing Group are looking to build 180 homes off Stanley Street in Somercotes. Outline approval was given to the project by a Government planning inspector at appeal in
Amendments to a housing development that changed hands after the original builders went bust have been granted, despite concerns over the impact upon trees and increase in residents. Permission was originally given to Wildgoose Homes for the development of 28 homes off Highstairs Lane, Stretton, however after Wildgoose Construction went into administration Meadowview Homes bought
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Derbyshire’s health and social care system is facing a “perfect storm” of problems with professionals under immense pressure and facing burnout and patients being harmed. GPs are said to be concerned about sending patients to hospital due to the known wait times for them to be seen due to overburdened emergency departments and a shortage
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A Derbyshire bar could be stripped of its licence and forced to close down after police were called to more than 40 violent attacks, thefts and spiking incidents in the past year. The Crib Bar in Church Street, Ripley, is set to have its second licence review in the past four years after what police
Derbyshire foodbanks, mental health organisations and arts projects are among the worthwhile causes helping the continued Covid-19 recovery, that have benefited from a share of £31k. Since September 1, Derbyshire County Council has allocated 18 grants of between £250 and £2k through the Covid-19 Community Fund, which utilises Government cash to support ongoing outbreak management
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Derbyshire Police are releasing the image of a man that officers want to speak to in connection with reports of an assault at a bar in Chesterfield. It is believed to have happened around 11.50pm on Saturday 3 December at Junction Bar on Chatsworth Road. The victim, a man in his 20s, was left with
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Derbyshire Police are pleased to announce that their 2023 safety calendar, created by young people in Derbyshire is now available to download. Back in February they asked Derbyshire schools to get involved in our calendar competition by designing a poster around one of our key safety themes. They have been really impressed with all of
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Argentina have won the World Cup after a pulsating final in Qatar ended 3-3 after extra time and Lionel Messi and his side triumphed 4-2 on penalties. All through the tournament North Derbyshire Radio’s Khai Smith has been bringing you all the twists and turns and here’s his look back at what proved to be
