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New Derbyshire wide strategy tackling violence against women and girls launched

A new countywide, multi-agency strategy tackling violence against women and girls has been launched. The Violence Against Women and Girls Strategy, which has been signed by all the key partners in Derby City and Derbyshire who work to prevent this type of violence, provides a Derbyshire-centric approach to protecting and supporting those at risk.  It […]

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Chesterfield and North Derbyshire mums 50 per cent more likely to smoke during pregnancy

Mothers in Chesterfield and North Derbyshire are 50 per cent more likely to be smokers at the time of giving birth despite the potential harm to their babies, according to worrying figures released by the NHS. Joined-Up Care Derbyshire (JUCD) is focussing on pregnant smokers in a bid to reduce infant mortality and health problems

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North Derbyshire Councillor refuses to explain offensive historic social media posts.

A Conservative Derbyshire councillor has refused to explain “historic social media posts”, believed to be of an anti-Semitic nature, which have led to his five-year suspension. Cllr Philip Rose, elected as Conservative county councillor for the Alfreton and Somercotes division in May last year, is believed to have shared controversial  posts online as recently as 2019.

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Gold for Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service.

Today Derbyshire Fire & Rescue Service is celebrating being one of 18 East Midlands organisations being awarded the Employer Recognition Gold Award from the Armed Forces Covenant. Derbyshire’s Chief Fire Officer/Chief Executive Gavin Tomlinson said: “It is an honour that Derbyshire Fire & Rescue Service has been recognised by the Armed Forces Covenant as a

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More than 60,000 jobs and £900m expected to come from Derbyshire freeport deal

More than 60,000 jobs and £900million are expected to be generated within the local economy thanks to a lucrative deal between Derbyshire and neighbouring counties, that will allow freedom of trade movement. Derbyshire County Council (DCC) has agreed to join Leicestershire and Nottinghamshire county councils as part of the East Midlands Freeport Company, which promises

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Chesterfield Royal Hospital’s overworked nurses are ‘tired’ as they struggle to meet patient needs

Overworked nurses are ‘tired’ as they struggle to take safe care of patients while making up for a lack of available staff, a hospital chief has revealed. In her report to the Chesterfield Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, deputy chief nurse Sarah Ward also explained that an assessment of patient need carried out between January

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Masks back at Derbyshire hospitals and health centres as Covid 19 cases rise.

Mandatory face masks have been brought back in Derby, Chesterfield and Burton’s hospitals – just weeks after Covid rules were eased – following a spike in Covid-19 inpatients. On June 20, the University Hospitals of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust announced that face masks would no longer be mandatory in non-clinical areas  – such

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Derbyshire Dales council consider parking charges to keep other taxes low.

Parking charges in an area of Derbyshire could be hiked as the council searches for “critical” income and to avoid higher tax increases. Derbyshire Dales District Council has not had a full car parking review since 2013, though it had a minor study in 2017, but with the authority bracing itself for financial uncertainty, it

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