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East Midlands Trains Warn Not To Travel Today

25th July 201925th July 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments East Midlands Trains, heatwave, travel warnings

This morning East Midlands Trains were just telling those leaving for work to carry water, but as temperatures rose at

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ENVIRONMENT FEATURED NEWS POLITICS 

Extinction Rebellion Storm County Council

24th July 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 0 Comments climate change, Derbyshire County Council, Extinction Rebellion

Eco-activists from Extinction Rebellion dressed in swimsuits invaded Derbyshire County Council offices to call for “climate justice now”. Around a

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ENVIRONMENT FEATURED NEWS POLITICS 

Local Plan Protects Green Belt … For Now

24th July 201925th July 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments AVBC, Green Belt, housing provision, Labour Party, Local Plan, Save Amber Valley Green Belt

On Wednesday 17th July 2019, Amber Valley Borough Council held a special meeting with Green Belt protestors to update them

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CULTURE FEATURED NEWS 

From Belper to Pawtucket, With Love

18th July 201918th July 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Mat Williams, Pawtucket, Pete Castle, Sergei Podobedov, Sue MacFarlane, twinning, Twinning Concert

On Saturday 13th July, Belper held a Twinning Concert at St. Peter’s Church, in honour of our guests from Pawtucket. 

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FEATURED OPINION 

Town Snub For John Nelson

17th July 201917th July 2019 David George 3 Comments Ann Pocklington, Belper In Bloom, Belper Town Council, East Midlands in Bloom, John Nelson

If you take a look at the 57 photos of the In Bloom judges tour taken and posted on the

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ENVIRONMENT FEATURED NEWS 

Woodland Threatened by Three Fires in One Night

17th July 201917th July 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments arson, Belper Parks, fire, Swinney Woods, woodland

On Sunday 14th July, there were three incidents involving fire in Belper woods. The incidents don’t appear to be connected.

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FEATURED HERITAGE & HISTORY NEWS 

The Resigning of the Twinning Compact & 270th Anniversary of Belper Market

17th July 201918th July 2019 Clare Washbrook 1 Comment Belper Farmers Market, Pawtucket, twinning, Twinning Compact

Continuing the Belper adventures of our Pawtucket twins from yesterday … Cromford Mills After a trip to look at the

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CULTURE FEATURED NEWS 

Pawtucket Tour of Belper

16th July 201916th July 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Love Belper, Pawtucket, twinning, Whitepeak Distillery

On Tuesday 9th July representatives started to arrive from Pawtucket, Rhode Island, to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Belper and

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CREATIVE BELPER ENVIRONMENT FEATURED WHAT'S ON 

Transition’s Green Exchange goes all day

15th July 2019 David George 1 Comment Food Swap, Repair Cafe, Transition Belper

Belper’s first food swap event – register now On Saturday July 27th, the first Belper Growers and Makers – Food

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FEATURED NEWS 

East Midlands in Bloom’s Judging Visit

15th July 201915th July 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Belper In Bloom, Blackstone in Bloom, East Midlands in Bloom

On Friday 12th July, judges from East Midlands in Bloom came to Belper to view our blooming marvellous flower displays

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FEATURED NEWS WHAT'S ON 

Reminder: 25th Anniversary Twinning Concert

13th July 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Concert, Film Premiere, Mat Williams, Pawtucket, Pete Castle, Sergei Podobedov, Sue MacFarlane, Sue Reaney, twinning

2019 is the 25th anniversary of Belper and Pawtucket being officially Twinned. It is also the 230th anniversary of Samuel

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FEATURED NEWS 

British Citizen Award For Siobhan Fennell

9th July 20199th July 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Accessible Belper, British Citizen Award, MP Pauline Latham, Siobhan Fennell

Siobhan Fennell, the Chair of Accessible Belper, who was recently awarded a British Empire Medal in the Queen’s Birthday Honours

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FEATURED NEWS WHAT'S ON 

Where Can You Buy The New Belper in Wartime Book?

8th July 20198th July 2019 Clare Washbrook 4 Comments Belper In Wartime, Book, The Great War

The new WW1 history book from Belper in Wartime experts now has a list of local retailers. The book has

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FEATURED NEWS WHAT'S ON 

Belper Food Festival 2019

4th July 20198th July 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Belper Food Festival

Sunday sees the return of the summer Food Festival for the 12th year, organised by Belper Town Council, and involving

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BUSINESS CULTURE FEATURED NEWS WHAT'S ON 

SAVE NAILED: A Pitch & a Public Meeting

3rd July 20193rd July 2019 Clare Washbrook 6 Comments Save Nailed

At 7:30pm on 11th July 2019, we are holding an open meeting at No. 28, The Market Place, to discuss

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FEATURED HERITAGE & HISTORY 

The Day They Died: With Walter Pepper’s Letter

1st July 20191st July 2019 Clare Washbrook 2 Comments Belper In Wartime, Centenary, Sacrifice, The Fourteen, Walter Pepper

Today, 1st July, is the day, 103 years ago that The Fourteen died. On 1st July 1916, Belper lost more

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FEATURED HERITAGE & HISTORY 

Sacrifice is Unveiled

30th June 20191st July 2019 Clare Washbrook 4 Comments Andy Mayers, Belper In Wartime, Sacrifice, The Fourteen

Today saw the public unveiling of the Sacrifice sculpture in the Memorial Gardens.  Sacrifice bears the face of Jim Green,

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FEATURED HERITAGE & HISTORY WHAT'S ON 

Reminder: The Unveiling of Sacrifice

29th June 2019 George Gunby 0 Comments Belper In Wartime, Sacrifice, War Memorial

On 1 July 2016 Belper commemorated the fourteen men from the town who perished on the first day of the

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FEATURED NEWS 

Typhoon Aircraft Spark Speculation of Disasters

27th June 201927th June 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments RAF, Sonic Boom, Typhoon

This morning, shortly before 10am, a very loud noise was heard across Derbyshire.  This sparked speculation of an earthquake, which

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FEATURED WHAT'S ON 

Belper Open Gardens This Weekend

27th June 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Belper Open Gardens

On Saturday 29th  and Sunday 30th June, Belper will open its gardens to be enjoyed by the public. Belper Open

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FEATURED WHAT'S ON 

Belper Gets Its Own Book Cafe

25th June 201925th June 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Belper Book Cafe, Orangery

On Saturday, Belper saw the Grade II listed Orangery building reopen, having been transformed by owners Lisa and Cameron Cook

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ENVIRONMENT FEATURED WHAT'S ON 

Climate Change: Derbyshire Wildlife Trust Volunteer To Join Mass Lobby of MPs

22nd June 2019 Admin 0 Comments climate change, Derbyshire Wildlife Trust, Lobbying MPs, Protest

Mass lobby – The Time is Now – Wednesday 26th June Supporters of Derbyshire Wildlife Trust are preparing to travel

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FEATURED HEALTH & WELLBEING NEWS 

NHS Trust Refuses to Explain Lost £59million

20th June 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 0 Comments Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust, Finances, NHS

A financial bungle has led to the trust which runs Derby and Burton’s hospitals missing out on £59 million in

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FEATURED WHAT'S ON 

Ambergate Carnival

20th June 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Ambergate Carnival 2019

Ambergate Carnival is coming in July.  This annual event is taking place on 13th July this year. There are three

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CREATIVE BELPER FEATURED 

Knit for Pride in Belper – Bunting Pattern

20th June 201920th June 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments bunting, knitting, Pride in Belper

Anne Clark, the creator and organiser of Belper Woollen Woods, is organising the knitters of Belper to make bunting for

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FEATURED NEWS 

Tea Room Rebuild Confirmed

19th June 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 0 Comments AVBC, Building Plans, Swiss Tearooms

After nearly 40 years lying derelict, Belper’s historic Swiss tea rooms will be demolished and replaced. Members of Amber Valley

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CULTURE FEATURED NEWS 

Belper Journalist’s Novel Published Posthumously by Daughter

19th June 201920th June 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Emperor of the French, local writers, Peter Hampson

Once upon a time (1975) the Belper News was to be closed by owner Wilfred Edmunds Ltd.  One of its

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FEATURED WHAT'S ON 

Next Repair Cafe – Saturday 22nd June

17th June 201917th June 2019 Admin 0 Comments Repair Cafe, repairs, Sustainability, Transition Belper

Belper’s pop up Repair Cafe, which launched at Belper Goes Green, will be at No. 28 on the Market Place

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FEATURED HEALTH & WELLBEING 

URGENT: Food Bank Donations Needed

14th June 201914th June 2019 Clare Washbrook 3 Comments Austerity, Food and Community Hub, Food Bank, Hope For Belper

Belper Food Bank has completely run dry of certain products and needs the help of kind Belper people to help

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FEATURED NEWS 

AVBC Aims to Introduce New Legislation For Dog Owners

12th June 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 2 Comments AVBC, dog fouling, Dog Owners, legislation

Dog owners in Amber Valley are set to be the focus of a raft of new council offences – with

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FEATURED NEWS 

Next Move on Belper Tea Rooms

11th June 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 0 Comments AVBC, Belper Tea Rooms, Belper Town Council

Belper’s historic tea rooms, derelict for nearly four decades, are finally set to be demolished and replaced. After 38 years,

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FEATURED HEALTH & WELLBEING NEWS 

Accessible Belper’s Siobhan Fennell in Queen’s Birthday Honours

11th June 201912th June 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Accessible Belper, British Empire Medal, Jacci Woodcock, Queen's Honours List, Siobhan Fennell

On Sunday 8th June 2019, the Queen’s Birthday Honours list was released.  Amongst the winners were 2 local women, Siobhan

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FEATURED HEALTH & WELLBEING NEWS 

Mental Healthcare Review May Lead To More Cuts

10th June 201911th June 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 0 Comments CCG, mental health, NHS cuts

A full review of ALL psychological therapies in Derbyshire is set to be launched. This comes months after the Local

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FEATURED NEWS 

National Volunteers Week & the Toy Library

8th June 20198th June 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Accessible Belper, Derbyshire Toy Libraries, Dying To Work, National Volunteers' Week

National Volunteers Week came to an end yesterday (1st-7th June 2019).  It was the 35th year of the national event,

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FEATURED HEALTH & WELLBEING NEWS 

‘Cygnet Health Care’ Seek to Distance Derby Facility From Panorama Abuse Hospital

6th June 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 0 Comments Abuse, Cygnet Health Care, Panorama

The firm behind Panorama’s hospital abuse investigation has sought to reassure patients and their relatives at its Derby site. Cygnet

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FEATURED HERITAGE & HISTORY WHAT'S ON 

“Sacrifice” Memorial Unveiling

6th June 20196th June 2019 George Gunby 4 Comments Andy Mayers, Belper In Wartime, Sacrifice, WW1 Centenary

‘SACRIFICE’ – THE UNVEILING ON THE EVE OF THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME ANNIVERSARY After three years of fundraising Andy

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BELPER GOES GREEN ENVIRONMENT FEATURED 

Belper Goes Green in Pictures

5th June 20196th June 2019 Clare Washbrook 1 Comment Belepr Goes Green 2019, Photos

Thousands gathered over the weekend for the Belper Goes Green Community, Eco and Arts Festival at the Rugby Club. The

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BELPER GOES GREEN ENVIRONMENT FEATURED 

THE Song of Belper Goes Green

2nd June 20192nd June 2019 Clare Washbrook 1 Comment Maggie Braley, Protest Music

The ethos of Belper Goes Green was encapsulated in one song on Saturday. The last performance of the day on

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FEATURED NEWS 

Market Place Brawl

1st June 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Arrests, Market Place, public fighting

Just before 5pm on Monday 27th may 2019, police were called to reports of “disorder” on King Street, Belper. Upon

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CREATIVE BELPER FEATURED WHAT'S ON 

National Volunteers Week

1st June 20191st June 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments National Volunteers' Week, volunteers

June 1st to June 7th is National Volunteers’ Week.  This is the 35th year of the event which recognises and

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FEATURED NEWS 

Search For Missing Kilburn Woman

31st May 201931st May 2019 Admin 0 Comments

Police are appealing for help in finding Emma Clarke, who has been reported missing from her home in Kilburn. The

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FEATURED NEWS POLITICS 

Live Feed for EU Election Results

26th May 201927th May 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments EU Election 2019, Results

This is the live feed for updates, information, and results of the EU election.  We will cover the East Midlands

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ENVIRONMENT FEATURED NEWS POLITICS 

Thousands of Supporters Ready to Defend Green Belt as Local Plan is Scrapped

23rd May 201923rd May 2019 Clare Washbrook 1 Comment AVBC, Green Belt, Labour, Save Amber Valley Green Belt, Save Far Laund Green Belt

Last night, the Save the Green Belt Groups of Amber Valley gathered to protest once more to protect the Green

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FEATURED OPINION POLITICS 

EU Election: Brexit Lies

22nd May 201923rd May 2019 Clare Washbrook 1 Comment Brexit, EU Election 2019

No other topic in the history of mankind has created quite so many lies as Brexit, with the possible exceptions

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FEATURED POLITICS 

EU Election: How Does It Work?

21st May 201922nd May 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments EU Election 2019

The Whole EU Election There are 751 seats on the European Parliament.  All 751 seats are democratically elected through 3

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FEATURED NEWS OPINION POLITICS 

EU Election: Comprehensive Candidate Guide

21st May 201921st May 2019 Clare Washbrook 3 Comments Candidates, EU Election 2019

There are no comprehensive guides to EU election candidates in the East Midlands for 2019 … until now. This information

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Force them to see the EU flag
FEATURED POLITICS 

EU Election: Candidates and Parties

17th May 201920th May 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Brexit bias, Candidates, EU Election 2019

As Westminster politicians continue to battle over Brexit, with an October deadline, we are still part of the EU, and

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ENVIRONMENT FEATURED NEWS POLITICS 

Belper Declares Climate Emergency And Protests County To Follow Their Lead

16th May 201916th May 2019 Clare Washbrook 1 Comment Belper Town Council, Climate Emergency, Protest, Transition Belper

On Tuesday 14th May, Belper Town Council declared a Climate Emergency. Jyoti Wilkinson, Deputy Leader of Belper Town Council said,

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Protestors for Climate EMergency in Matlock
ENVIRONMENT FEATURED NEWS POLITICS 

Derbyshire County Council Fails to Declare Climate Emergency

16th May 201916th May 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 1 Comment climate change, Climate Emergency, Derbyshire County Council

A motion calling on Derbyshire County Council to formally declare a climate change emergency and to set a target to

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ENVIRONMENT FEATURED NEWS POLITICS 

Green Belt Meeting: Incoming Council Aim to Scrap Local Plan

16th May 2019 Clare Washbrook 4 Comments Amber Valley Borough Council, Green Belt, Labour, Local Plan

Change of Administation at Amber Valley Borough Council On Wednesday 22nd May, the first full council meeting since the local

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Google image of Heage illustrating building plan location
FEATURED NEWS 

Plans to Build on Heage Green Belt Continue Before Approval of Local Plan

13th May 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 0 Comments Green Belt, Heage, Housing planning, Peveril

Plans are being fleshed out for scores of homes and business space in Heage – ahead of the land’s potential

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ENVIRONMENT FEATURED NEWS 

Nigel Mills Joins Fight To Save Green Belt

13th May 201913th May 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments AVBC, Green Belt, Housing Plans, Nigel Mills

The Conservative MP for Amber Valley has joined the fight against the deletion of Amber Valley’s Green Belt with a

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CREATIVE BELPER CULTURE FEATURED WHAT'S ON 

Hit the Arts Trail; Explore a Diverse Array of Local Art and Craft

5th May 20197th May 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Belper Arts Festival 2019, Belper Arts Trail

Belper Arts Trail started today, and it is a splendid thing to experience.  The whole town centre has become an

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FEATURED HERITAGE & HISTORY 

The Flying Scotsman Steams Through Belper

5th May 20195th May 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Belper Train Station, Flying Scotsman

Today at 1:34pm the famous Flying Scotsman sped through Belper. The train was running 30 minutes late after having to

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FEATURED NEWS POLITICS 

Parish Election Results for DE56

3rd May 20193rd May 2019 Clare Washbrook 2 Comments 2019 Local Election, Belper Town Council, Parishes, Results

Belper has changed.  We have a very new council.  Labour have won a landslide victory in the Belper Town Council,

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FEATURED NEWS POLITICS 

Labour Take Control of Amber Valley Council

3rd May 20193rd May 2019 Clare Washbrook 3 Comments 2019 Local Election, Results

DE56 has mostly moved to the left, whilst the rest of Amber Valley has mostly stayed Conservative. Outside of Nailed’s

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CULTURE FEATURED NEWS 

Belper Arts Festival Kicks Off This Weekend

1st May 20191st May 2019 Edward Sills 0 Comments Arts, Belper Arts Festival, Belper Arts Trail, culture, May, Music, Seventh

Over 30 events alone taking place in first week.  The seventh Belper Arts Festival is set to be the biggest

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ENVIRONMENT FEATURED NEWS 

Reminder: Green Belt & Local Plan Response Deadline – Thursday 2nd

1st May 20191st May 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments AVBC, Local Plan, public consultation, Reminder

The Local Plan, which details land allocated for building development, is still open to public consultation until 4:30pm on Thursday

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CULTURE FEATURED NEWS WHAT'S ON 

Belper Arts Trail: Sunday 5th and Bank Holiday Monday 6th May

30th April 201930th April 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Belper Arts Festival 2019, Belper Arts Trail 2019

Belper Arts Trail is in its sixth year, having started in 2014. The organisers wanted “to bring together local and

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FEATURED NEWS POLITICS 

Election: Heage and Ambergate Ward

28th April 201929th April 2019 Clare Washbrook 2 Comments 2019 Local Election, AVBC, Candidates, Heage and Ambergate Ward

All wording is exactly as given by the parties. We have changed nothing. Candidates in this ward Sarah Johnson “I

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FEATURED NEWS POLITICS 

Election: Duffield Ward

28th April 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments 2019 Local Election, AVBC, Candidates, Duffield Ward

All wording is exactly as given by the parties. We have changed nothing. Candidates in this ward Dave Wells “I

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FEATURED NEWS POLITICS 

Election: Belper East Candidates

28th April 201928th April 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments 2019 Local Election, AVBC, Belper East Ward, Candidates

All wording is exactly as given by the parties. We have changed nothing. Candidates in this ward   Mark Oldfield

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FEATURED NEWS POLITICS 

Election: Belper Central Candidates

28th April 201928th April 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments 2019 Local Election, AVBC, Belper Central Ward, Candidates

All wording is exactly as given by the parties. We have changed nothing. With the exception of Neil Ploughman, who

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FEATURED NEWS POLITICS 

Election: Belper South Candidates

28th April 201928th April 2019 Clare Washbrook 1 Comment 2019 Local Election, AVBC, Belper South Ward, Candidates

All wording is exactly as given by the parties. We have changed nothing. Candidates in this ward James Brooks “By

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FEATURED NEWS POLITICS 

Election: Belper North Candidates

28th April 201928th April 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments 2019 Local Election, AVBC, Belper North Ward, Candidates

All wording is exactly as given by the parties.  This is the best we can offer with the information provided

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ENVIRONMENT FEATURED NEWS POLITICS 

How Bullsmoor Was Saved by Residents

26th April 201926th April 2019 Clare Washbrook 4 Comments 2019 Local Election, Bullsmoor, Green Belt, Protect Belper

With political posturing occuring on social media platforms, involving local political parties attempting to claim credit for stopping the development

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FEATURED POLITICS 

How Did Each Councillor Vote On Green Belt Deletion?

26th April 20193rd May 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments 2019 Local Election, Green Belt, Votes

On Belper’s social media pages and groups, the Green Belt deletions and threats, have proven to be the most discussed

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FEATURED NEWS POLITICS 

Labour Candidate Suspended Over Controversial Remark

25th April 201925th April 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments 2019 Local Election, antisemitism, Labour, Neil Ploughman

Neil Ploughman, Labour candidate for Belper Central in the upcoming elections, has been suspended from the party pending an investigation,

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BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT FEATURED 

Climate Campaigners Urge Belper’s HSBC To Stop investing In Fossil Fuels

25th April 2019 Admin 0 Comments Christian Aid, climate change, Fossil Fuels, HSBC

Campaigners from some of Belper’s churches visited Belper’s HSBC branch on Wednesday 17th April to urge the bank to stop

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FEATURED NEWS POLITICS 

Controversial Plan for Repeat Care Mothers

24th April 201924th April 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 0 Comments Children in Care, Contraception, Eugenics, Mothers

Mums in Derbyshire who are repeatedly having their children taken away from them and put into care are making an

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ENVIRONMENT FEATURED 

Wildlife Trust Gets Funding To Restore Belper Wetlands

22nd April 2019 Admin 0 Comments Derbyshire Wildlife Trust, Funding, Wetlands, Wyver Lane

Derbyshire Wildlife Trust has been awarded over £18,000 from Biffa Award to save Derbyshire’s wet grasslands. The Trust will use

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ENVIRONMENT FEATURED POLITICS 

Once It’s Gone It’s Gone: Wildlife Perspective on Far Laund Development

22nd April 201922nd April 2019 Admin 0 Comments Far Laund, Green Belt, Housing Development

As you may be aware Amber Valley Borough Council plan to delete 58 acres of land off Far Laund Belper

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ENVIRONMENT FEATURED 

Nature Reserve Saved from Further Quarrying

14th April 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 0 Comments Derbyshire County Council, Derbyshire Wildlife Trust, Hoe Grange Quarry, nature reserve

Quarrying planning permissions which could have threatened a Derbyshire nature reserve have now been revoked. Derbyshire County Council’s planning committee,

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FEATURED POLITICS 

Candidates for Amber Valley Borough Election

5th April 201926th April 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 2 Comments 2019 Local Election, Candidates

Below is a list of the Amber Valley Borough Council candidates for the local election on Thursday, May 2. The

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FEATURED HEALTH & WELLBEING NEWS POLITICS 

Interview With Head of Derby Hospital – Brexit, Budget & Staff

5th April 20195th April 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 1 Comment budget, Derby Hospital. Brexit, Gavin Boyle, NHS

The man at the helm of Derby and Burton’s hospitals has spoken candidly about Brexit, budget pressures and hard-working staff. Gavin

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ENVIRONMENT FEATURED NEWS 

Nature-Reclaimed Brassington Quarry To Be Preserved

4th April 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 0 Comments Brassington, Derbyshire Wildlife Trust, Hoe Grange Quarry, planning permission

A Derbyshire quarry is set to have its planning permissions revoked so that plans to keep it as a nature

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FEATURED HEALTH & WELLBEING NEWS POLITICS 

£69.5million More in Cutbacks by Derbyshire NHS

3rd April 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 2 Comments Derbyshire CCGs, NHS cuts

Derbyshire health chiefs have signed off on unprecedented multi-million-pound cutbacks, along with a landmark merger of the county’s main NHS

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FEATURED HEALTH & WELLBEING NEWS 

Derby Hospital Actively Turning Down Patients To Avoid Tax

2nd April 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 0 Comments NHS, Patient endangerment, Tax

Consultants at Derby and Burton’s hospitals are actively turning down taking on extra patients and working more shifts to avoid

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High Street Funicular Raises Hopes For Tourism

1st April 20191st April 2019 Admin 3 Comments Development, funicular

Plans are moving forwards for a new funicular railway to be added to Belper High Street. Ground will be broken

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ENVIRONMENT FEATURED NEWS 

New Nature Reserve for Derbyshire

29th March 201929th March 2019 Admin 0 Comments Derbyshire Wildlife Trust, nature reserve, otters, Peak Shopping Village

Derbyshire Wildlife Trust has teamed up with Peak Shopping Village in an unusual partnership which will see the creation of

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ENVIRONMENT FEATURED NEWS WHAT'S ON 

Star Studded Wind in the Willows Animation Calls For Action on Tragic Reality

28th March 201929th March 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments climate change, Derbyshire Wildlife Trust, ecological disaster, Wind in th Willows

  To call attention to what we humans have done to nature, Sir David Attenborough, Catherine Tate, Stephen Fry, Alison

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FEATURED NEWS POLITICS 

Register to Vote in Upcoming Local Elections

27th March 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Borough Elections, Register To Vote, Town Council Elections

If you have turned 18, moved house, got married, changed your name, or currently aren’t registered to vote, you need

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ENVIRONMENT FEATURED NEWS 

Derbyshire Wildlife Trust Secures Funding For Two Sites

26th March 2019 Admin 0 Comments Derbyshire Wildlife Trust, EU Funding, Monsall Trail, Whistlestop Centre, Wye Valley

Photo: Orchids at Chee Dale A Derbyshire Wildlife Trust project to improve the visitor experience at two of its most

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BUSINESS FEATURED NEWS 

Gender Pay Gap Report on Derbyshire NHS, Councils and Other Companies

26th March 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 0 Comments Business, councils, NHS, pay gap

NHS The pay gap between men and women in much of Derbyshire’s NHS has WIDENED. To follow gender pay gap

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FEATURED NEWS POLITICS 

Green Party Co-Leader Visited Duffield

26th March 201927th March 2019 Admin 0 Comments Ecclesbourne School, Green Party, Jonathan Bartley

Students from The Ecclesbourne School, at Duffield, bombarded the Co-leader of the Green Party, Jonathan Bartley, with questions when he

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FEATURED NEWS 

Belper Neighbourhood Plan Public Consultation Now Open

21st March 2019 Edward Sills 0 Comments Belper Neighbourhood Plan, Draft, Future, meeting, Neighbourhood Plan, NP4B, Planning, public, public consultation, Town Council

The Belper Neighbourhood Plan (2019-2035) is now open to public consultation and will be available at Belper Library and the

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CREATIVE BELPER CULTURE ENVIRONMENT FEATURED HEALTH & WELLBEING LIFESTYLE WHAT'S ON 

Planning For Belper Goes Green 2019 Now In Full Swing!

16th March 201919th March 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Belper Goes Green 2019, volunteers

by Cherry Anderson The festival, which will be held on the weekend of 31st May and 1st, 2nd June at

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FEATURED NEWS 

Art for New Library and Care Home

12th March 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 0 Comments Ada Belfield, belper library, Thorntons

A new image has been released of what the new care home and library destined for the Belper’s former Thorntons

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FEATURED NEWS POLITICS 

Green Belt Deleted – Opposing Voices

11th March 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 2 Comments AVBC, Green Belt, Housing Plans

Controversial plans allowing thousands of houses to be be built on vast swathes of green belt land in Amber Valley

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ENVIRONMENT FEATURED NEWS POLITICS 

Green Belt Deletions in Amber Valley

27th February 201927th February 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 3 Comments environmental sabotage, Green Belt, Housing Development

Space to build 2,010 extra houses in Amber Valley by 2028 is set to be freed up by deleting land

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FEATURED NEWS POLITICS 

County Council Prepares For Brexit

11th February 201911th February 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 1 Comment Brexit, DCC, Immigrant status, Scams

In a meeting of the full council on Wednesday 7th february 2019, leader Cllr Barry Lewis set out the authority’s

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FEATURED NEWS POLITICS 

Council to Cut Jobs Supporting Vulnerable Children

8th February 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 1 Comment cuts, DCC, job losses, vulnerable children

Derbyshire County Council is set to axe 200 staff from a service which supports vulnerable kids and teenagers. A leaked

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FEATURED HEALTH & WELLBEING NEWS 

Doctors Slam Cuts

1st February 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 0 Comments CCGs, cuts, Doctors, NHS

Derbyshire doctors have slammed plans from NHS chiefs to make voluntary sector cuts. Derbyshire’s Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) are in

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Possibility of Derbyshire Super Authority

30th January 2019 Clare Washbrook 1 Comment AVBC, DCC

The possibility of merging all of Derbyshire’s district and borough councils into one “super authority” – saving households up to

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UK’s First “Young People’s Forest” to be Planted Near Heanor

29th January 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 0 Comments Heanor, reforestation, The Woodland Trust, Young People's Forest

Ambitious plans to plant the UK’s first “young people’s forest” on a former coal mine near Heanor are set to

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Council Staff Stressed, Anxious, and Fear For Their Jobs.

27th January 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 0 Comments Derbyshire County Council, mental health

Staff at the county council are stressed, anxious and fear for their jobs, a review by a local government watchdog

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County Council: Stark Cuts Warning

27th January 201927th January 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 0 Comments cuts, Derbyshire County Council, Peter Handford

The county council’s finance chief has issued a stark warning to the authority over its budget cuts targets. In a

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Police to Broadcast Domestic Violence Interview Online

24th January 2019 Admin 0 Comments Derbyshire Constabulary, Domestic Violence

This evening (Thursday 24th January 2019) Derbyshire Constabulary will be releasing a short series of interviews with a survivor of

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Swiss Tearoom Design for River Gardens

23rd January 201923rd January 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Design, Swiss Tearooms

Amber Valley Borough Council has released images of the Swiss Tearooms building, planned to replace the collapsing structure in the

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Green Belt Under Threat in Amber Valley

23rd January 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 0 Comments ecological vandalism, Green Belt, Housing

Details of the areas which Amber Valley Borough Council may delete from protected green belt land to pave the way

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NHS Public Meeting to Discuss All Community Services

21st January 2019 Admin 0 Comments NHS, public meeting

Derbyshire residents invited to NHS health meeting on 31 January NHS services will be in the spotlight at a meeting

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Council Budget – Huge Job Losses, Council Tax, and Cuts

21st January 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 0 Comments budget, cuts, DCC, job losses. council tax

The county council has warned of “significant” job cuts after ruling out a top level rise in council tax. It

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Calling all Musicians for the Wildside Festival Song Competition

19th January 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Derbyshire Wildlife Trust, song competition, Wildside Festival

The Wildside Festival, run by Derbyshire Wildlife Trust, have launched a song competition, seeking an anthem of salvation for local

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Milford Flooded By Burst Water Main

16th January 201916th January 2019 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments A6, flood, Milford, traffic

Yesterday, Tuesday 15th January 2019, Milford was flooded by a burst water main. The pipe was breached at approximately 11:20am

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Police Budget for 2019 Includes Council Tax Increase

16th January 201916th January 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 0 Comments council tax, PCC, police budget

Derbyshire taxpayers are to each pay £24 more this year to get 120 more cops. On Monday 14th January 2019,

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Garden Waste Collection in 2019

11th January 201911th January 2019 Clare Washbrook 1 Comment AVBC, brown bins, collections, garden waste

When does it start this year? Collections for garden waste run from 25th February 2019 until 29th November 2019. The

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FEATURED NEWS 

Monk Bar Seeks To Extend Opening Hours

10th January 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 0 Comments AVBC, licensing hours, Monk Bar

Monk Bar wants to extend the hours in which it can sell alcohol and play live and recorded music. An

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School Funding For “Minor Repairs”

10th January 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 0 Comments DCC, Funding, Schools

Derbyshire County Council has published a list of how much each Derbyshire school has been given for minor repairs. In

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Have You Seen This Sudbury Prison Absconder?

10th January 2019 Admin 0 Comments Derbyshire Constabulary, Sudbury absconder

Derbyshire Constabulary are trying to trace the whereabouts of are  Michael Booth, 27. Booth was convicted for burglary, theft and

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HS2 Gives Too Little Time to Councils and Public To Read Plans

7th January 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 0 Comments DCC, HS2

Council leaders have slammed a decision which left the public with just 10 weeks to read through eleven THOUSAND pages

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Homelessness Support Details

5th January 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 0 Comments AVBC, contact, Council, Derby City Council, details, homelessness, Support

As temperatures continue to drop, local councils have issued advice for members of the public who are concerned about people

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“Worrying Times For Education” At Belper Secondary School

5th January 20195th January 2019 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 0 Comments Belper, Community, cuts, Eddie Bisknell, Education, Funding, Ofsted, Schools, Support Staff, teachers

“These are worrying times for the education of our children,” says the leadership at a Derbyshire secondary school. The governing

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Belper’s Good Deeds This Christmas

21st December 201822nd December 2018 Clare Washbrook 3 Comments charity, Christmas, good deeds

Belper is a special place, which can be defined by its community spirit.  The capacity of our people to come

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Police Searching For Missing Man

20th December 2018 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Derbyshire Constabulary, missing person

Derbyshire Constabulary are investigating the disappearance of a 29 year old man, who was last seen in Amber Valley on

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Beaurepaire Patisserie Wins Food and Drink Award

20th December 201820th December 2018 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments awards, Beaurepaire Patisserie, Derbyshire Life, independent shops

Beaurepaire Patisserie on King Street has been named as one of the winners of this year’s Derbyshire Life: Food and

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Annual Christmas Eve Carol Service

19th December 2018 Admin 0 Comments carols, Christmas, religion

On Christmas Eve the Town Council will once more hold the very popular Carols on the Market Place.   The

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Derbyshire Residents To Be Charged £12.4 Million in Council Tax To Fund Police

13th December 201813th December 2018 Clare Washbrook 1 Comment Austerity, Central Government, Council Tax Rise, Derbyshrie Constabulary, PCC

Today the Home Office published the  “Provisional Police Funding Settlement” for 2019-20.  This sets out the total amount of money

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Half a Million in Cuts to Voluntary Services Which Plug Holes in NHS

13th December 2018 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 0 Comments Derbyshire CCGs, NHS cuts, voluntary organisations

The organisations which commission health spending in Derbyshire are set to make more than £500,000 of cuts to volunteer-run services.

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Council Bickering Over Blame on Cuts and Benefits

13th December 2018 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 0 Comments Austerity, cuts, DCC, universal credit

A bitter war of words between councillors has seen Labour accused of taking Derbyshire “back to the 70s” – while

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Meeting on Energy Production from County’s Rubbish Being Kept Secret

10th December 2018 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 0 Comments DCC, gas energy, household waste

Talks over a controversial Derby waste plant will also be off limits to the majority of county councillors, much to

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Cuts to School Dinners Threaten Jobs and Meal Safety

10th December 201810th December 2018 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 0 Comments Catering supervisors, DCC cuts, school dinners

School catering staff have warned that children could die and staff would have to cut corners and work in their

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Derbyshire CCGs To Merge

6th December 2018 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 0 Comments Derbyshire CCGs, NHS

The four NHS organisations which commission health services in Derbyshire have been granted approval to merge. NHS England has given

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Belper Lights Switch On Was Bigger Than Ever

1st December 20181st December 2018 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Christmas Lights Switch On 2018, Eleanor Tomlinson

The Belper Christmas Lights Switch On usually draws a crowd, but never a crowd as big as tonight’s. King Street

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Female Deputy Chief Constable Announced for Derbyshire

29th November 2018 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Deputy Chief Constable, Derbyshire Constabulary, Rachel Swann

Rachel Swann is Derbyshire’s new Deputy Chief Constable. Although her career and aptitude should be judged purely on their own,

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Councillor Hits Out At NHS Chief Over “Easy Ride” Comments

29th November 2018 Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) 0 Comments "easy ride", DCC, NHS

A county council leader has hit out at an NHS finance chief who said that Derbyshire “has been given an

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FEATURED NEWS 

Superdrug Chimney Collapse Closes King Street

29th November 201829th November 2018 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Accident, Storm damage, Superdrug

Before 11am this morning, 29th November 2018,  the high winds which Belper experienced today blew a chimney stack off the

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Community Action Grants Deadline Looms

28th November 2018 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Community Grants, PCC

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Derbyshire, Hardyal Dhindsa is inviting voluntary organisations and groups (which focus on community safety)

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Poldark Star To Turn On Belper Christmas Lights

21st November 2018 Edward Sills 0 Comments Belper, Christmas Lights, Eleanor Tomlinson, Poldark, Turn On

Eleanor Tomlinson, who plays “Demelza” in BBC1’s BAFTA winning of drama Poldark, has confirmed she will switch on Belper’s Christmas

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Should Council Tax Rise To Plug Gap in Police Funding?

21st November 201822nd November 2018 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Council Tax Increase, PCC, Police funding

Derbyshire Police and Crime Commissioner Hardyal Dhindsa has launched a new survey to get public feedback on his plans to

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Belper Residents Invited to Public NHS Health Meeting

16th November 201816th November 2018 Admin 0 Comments NHS, public meeting

Belper residents are invited to an NHS health meeting on 29th November 2018. NHS services will be in the spotlight

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Armistice Day: Belper Meets To Mark 100 Years Since End Of WW1

11th November 201812th November 2018 Edward Sills 1 Comment Armistice, beacon, Belper Town Council, commemorate, Remembrance Day, Remembrance Sunday, Sacrifice, War, WW1, WW1 Poppies Project

Belper commemorated Remembrance Sunday on 11 November with a series of events throughout the day, on the year which marks

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Belper Residents Have Their Say on Proposed Developments to Belper Mills

11th November 201811th November 2018 Emma Clinton 0 Comments Belper, Belper Mills Development, Belper Mills World Heritage Site, Derbyshire Heritage

On 29 October, a Public Meeting was convened at the Strutt’s Community Centre to invite Belper residents to comment on

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Person Killed By Train at Duffield

8th November 20188th November 2018 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Duffield, Rail accident

At approximately around 10:40am someone was hit by a train near Duffield. East Midlands Trains informed the public of delays

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Green Exchange – October 27th At No 28

20th October 201820th October 2018 Edward Sills 0 Comments cafe, fundraising, Green Exchange, Journalism, Nailed, No 28, October, Transition Belper

This month Transition Belper’s Green Exchange will be on Saturday October 27 10.am – 1.00 pm at No 28 on

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Belper Schoolgirl Challenges MPs

15th October 201820th October 2018 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Save Our Schools, school cuts, Westminster

On 10th October 2018, schoolchildren from across the country took their stories of how school underfunding is affecting them and

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Belper’s Victory: Bullsmoor

12th October 201812th October 2018 David George 1 Comment Bullsmoor, Planning

It is more than two years since Peveril Homes Ltd and Vaillant Group Ltd submitted a planning application for 150

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Police Visit Schools in Amber Valley To Combat Knife Crime

7th October 20187th October 2018 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Derbyshire Constabulary, knife crime

Police officers in Amber Valley are starting a series of school visits across the area which are focused on preventing

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FEATURED HEALTH & WELLBEING 

What Future For Babington? And Who Really Owns It?

4th October 20184th October 2018 Clare Washbrook 2 Comments Babington Hospital, Belper NHS/SOS

Babington Hospital was originially a workhouse, built, by the Board of Guardians, with the genuine intention of helping the poor

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National Poetry Day Competition Winners

4th October 2018 Clare Washbrook 1 Comment #nationalpoetryday, Competition, Winners

Huzzah! It’s National Poetry Day, the day to lyrically lilt along tersely versing and timing your rhymes.  Tis the day

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FEATURED OPINION 

Youth Voice: Belper – We Need To Talk About Racism!

3rd October 201821st November 2018 Madeleine Washbrook 3 Comments Racism, Youth Journalism

By Madeleine Washbrook When talking to Belper locals, negativity and Belper can often feel like the antithesis of each other. 

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FEATURED NEWS 

New Regulations for Animal Owners and Carers Take Force Today

1st October 20181st October 2018 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Animal Welfare, licensing

As of today, the government has tightened regulations for licensing and monitoring animal welfare.  The new law is called The

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Derwent Valley Mills Discovery Days for Half Term

28th September 201815th October 2018 Admin 0 Comments Derwent Valley Mills, Discovery Days, half term activities

Variety and significance – key to festival’s 14th year Over the long summer of 2018, researchers, event organisers and volunteers

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FEATURED OPINION 

If We Only Had a Heart: Petitions and Meetings and Protests. Oh My!

28th September 201828th September 2018 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Protest Diary

If We Only Had a Heart is a new occassional column which I  am introducing to enable people to mobilise

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FEATURED HEALTH & WELLBEING NEWS 

Merger of NHS Clinical Commissioning Groups Supported

26th September 201815th October 2018 Admin 0 Comments CCGs, NHS

By Eddie Bisknell (LDRS) A proposal to merge Derbyshire’s four main NHS organisations was largely supported by those who took

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ENVIRONMENT FEATURED NEWS 

Ambergate Hydro Dream Dies

26th September 201826th September 2018 David George 0 Comments Ambergate Hydro, climate change, Eco

In a newsletter to supporters the Ambergate Hydro Project Team have finally admitted there is no possibility of realising the

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Derwent Valley on Demand Goes Live

25th September 2018 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments DVoD, media, Video

We previously reported on the then-imminent launch of a new website and media service for the area, DV on Demand

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ENVIRONMENT FEATURED POLITICS 

Amber Valley Green Belt Twitter Controversy

22nd September 201815th October 2018 Admin 0 Comments AVBC, Green Belt, planning permission

A borough councillor claims that a business chosen to conduct an independent green belt land review is “inappropriate” due to

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ENVIRONMENT FEATURED HEALTH & WELLBEING LIFESTYLE 

Sustainable Living Shop To Open on Saturday

20th September 201821st September 2018 Clare Washbrook 8 Comments low impact, retail, Sustainable living

On Saturday 22nd September, at 11am, Belper will see the opening of a new shop.  This one isn’t another gift

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Belper Wins Gold Again!

19th September 201819th September 2018 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Belper In Bloom, East Midlands in Bloom

For the ninth year in a row Belper has won a Gold award in the Large Town category of the

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National Poetry Day Competition

16th September 201816th September 2018 Clare Washbrook 1 Comment Competition, National Poetry Day

4th October is National Poetry Day, and we have decided to have a competition. National Poetry Day is an annual

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