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
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
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
Buxton continued their fine form on the road with a 1-0 win over Leamington, with an early goal being the difference. The first opening arrived inside three minutes when Johnny Johnston drove at the near post and forced the goalkeeper into a sharp save. Sustained pressure followed through a succession of corners, with Kieran Burton
UP NEXT: Buxton return to midweek action as they travel to Leamington on Saint Patrick’s Day, March 17, with a 19:45 kickoff. The Bucks At the weekend, Buxton won 2-1 away at Chorley, making it three consecutive victories on the road. Reflecting on the game, manager John McGrath said: “The pitch was really poor which
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 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
Second half goals from Connor Kirby and Cian Coleman secured all three points for Buxton under the lights at Blackwell Meadows as they defeated Darlington. Early on, Alfie Myers-Smith attempted to pick out Jack Maskell with a through ball, but the pass had too much weight on it and rolled through past Joe Young in
UP NEXT: Buxton return to action in midweek as they travel north to face Darlington on Tuesday 10th March, with kick-off at 7:45pm. The Bucks At the weekend Buxton lost 3-1 to Kidderminster Harriers at the TSS. Reflecting on the game, manager John McGrath said: Kidderminster are a good side and they’re where they are
Report by Local Democracy Reporter – Eddie Bisknell A developer has told a Derbyshire council the Labour Government’s 1.5 million homes target should now override refusing a planned housing estate for a third time. Miller Homes has applied to Derbyshire Dales District Council to build 110 homes on fields between Derby Road, the A50, Babbs