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High-quality forensic services helping to secure justice for sexual violence survivors across Derbyshire

Sexual assault survivors in Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire can be assured they will receive the highest possible standards of forensic healthcare, following the outcome of an independent national inspection. Sexual Assault Referral Centres (SARCs) are specialised medical clinics for children, young people and adults who have been sexually assaulted or raped. They provide trauma-informed care 24-hours-a-day

Contractors support Matlock community garden with free groundwork for new facility

Two contractors have been praised for their generosity after carrying out essential groundwork free of charge to support a thriving community garden in Matlock. PJ Lilley Ltd and Hardyman & Co provided excavation and groundwork at Hurst Farm Community Garden, helping to create a base for a new shed that will support volunteers and community activities on

Chesterfield Beaten as Former Players Inspire Oldham Victory

Chesterfield suffered a disappointing setback in their play-off push as they were beaten 3-0 by Oldham Athletic at the SMH Group Stadium. Former Spireite Kane Drummond proved the difference, scoring twice against his old club, while another ex-Chesterfield player, Mike Fondop, also got on the scoresheet in a clinical away performance. Oldham took the lead

Campaigners describe North East Derbyshire District Council’s agreement for the return of angling to a Derbyshire beauty spot as ‘fantastic’

Report by Local Democracy Reporter – Jon Cooper The chairman of an angling club and a key campaigner behind the bid to return fishing to a Derbyshire beauty spot have both described a council decision to agree a short-term fishing licence as ‘fantastic’ after a long-running dispute. North East Derbyshire District Council originally withdrew Clay

The temporary closure of a Derbyshire village library will now last nearly two years due to noise, dust, and vibrations from a delayed neighbouring new school rebuild

Report by Local Democracy Reporter – Eddie Bisknell A Derbyshire village library will now be temporarily closed for nearly two years due to noise, dust, and vibrations from the rebuilding of a neighbouring school. Derbyshire County Council has decided to extend the temporary closure of Somercotes library in Bank Street until June 2027, due to

Culture and community at the forefront of Chesterfield’s vision for the future

Chesterfield’s vibrant cultural identity and the community impact of ongoing regeneration took centre stage at this year’s Celebrate Chesterfield conference. Organised by Destination Chesterfield and supported by Vines Legal and Stepnell, the event highlighted how culture, creativity and placemaking are becoming core drivers in the town’s long-term economic strategy. Emily Bowman, Managing Director at Junction

High Peak tidying expert says ‘No to the big spring clean’

A mum of two from the High Peak has told North Derbyshire Radio that ‘slow and steady wins the game’ when it comes to decluttering our homes this spring. Georgina Burdett, 45, from Hayfield was on ITV’s Tonight show last week (12 March) sharing her expertise and tips around how to improve our mental health,

Chesterfield Claim Derby Victory at Notts County to Boost Promotion Push

Chesterfield secured a big derby victory with a 3-2 win away at Notts County, with Liam Mandeville’s second-half goal proving decisive in an action-packed contest at Meadow Lane. The Spireites made the perfect start when Armando Dobra opened the scoring in the 16th minute. The Albanian winger started the move before finishing it himself, firing