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PRIMARY school pupils have enjoyed early jubilee celebrations ahead of the half-term holidays.

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As the issue of energy bills surges up the political agenda, a new project is set to launch in Matlock which could see proceeds from renewable electricity generation reinvested in the community.

SOME schools have announced they will be closed today (Monday, November 29) after snow blanketed parts of the UK at the weekend.Weather warnings for i

The long-awaited redevelopment of a Derbyshire quarry has hit the rocks after the firm carrying out the works collapsed.

'On yer bike' has a new meaning for members of The Blades aerobatic display team after riding a collective distance of 600 miles to raise £4,300 for the RAF Benevolent Fund. 

Plans for more than 400 homes in Derbyshire town spark flooding and traffic concerns There are fears over a procession of construction lorries 14:49, 14 MAY 2021 An aerial view of the sloping site, which sits close to Highfields School (Image: Williams Davis Limited) Subscribe to our weekly email updates about the Peak District to make sure you never miss another storyInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide ...

Submitting... The planned site for hundreds of new homes If approved, the sloping site would include 15 per cent affordable housing, half of the 30 per cent the district council asks for – 64 homes in total out of the proposed 423. It would also include a “local” centre, near Far Cross, with shops such as a hairdressers, takeaway, newsagent and general shop. The floor above these shop units would be flats. A total of 28 acres of the site – the equivalent of 14 football pitches – would...

All the properties, some of which will be affordable housing, would be built on unused land behind the grounds of Highfields School, Balderton.

NEWARK: A new year and a new start in my garden — gardening with Gillie Wilkinson  | Updated: 16:32, 11 January 2021 All the plants I want to keep are dug up out of my allotment and potted or packed into crates waiting for a permanent position. I’ve not managed to bring all my manure and woodchip but I have quite a lot of homemade in bins at the bottom of the garden. Spring flowers to cheer us up. (43744149) Next to the patio is a piece of garden with a small wall on three sides. It...