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HERITAGE & HISTORY NEWS

Printable Posters Against Buffer Zone Building

19th August 2020 Clare Washbrook 0 Comments Buffer Zone, campaign, Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site, Save Belper Lane

Print-at-home copies of the big house placards have been requested for displaying in windows. Included below is the leaflet in

CULTURE FEATURED HERITAGE & HISTORY NEWS POLITICS

Save Belper Lane – A Fight For Belper’s Identity

18th August 20204th July 2022 Clare Washbrook 7 Comments Building Plans, campaign, Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site, ICOMOS, Save Belper Lane, UNESCO, Wheeldons

For the past 4 years, Save Belper Lane have been fighting against the proposed development of green fields within Belper’s

ENVIRONMENT WHAT'S ON

Cycle Ride Campaign Aims To Highlight UNESCO Sustainable Cycleway

16th May 2019 Edward Sills 0 Comments campaign, Cycleway, Derwent Valley Cycleway, Derwent Valley Trust, Penny Farthing, Richard Thoday, UNESCO, world heritage site

On the morning of Saturday May 18, Derwent Valley Trust will be organising a cycle up the A6 from Derby

Amber Valley Borough Council: Unlicensed “Taxis” Campaign

24th June 201824th June 2018 Tony Webster 0 Comments Amber Valley Borough Council, campaign, unlicensed taxis

Reports of unlicensed ‘taxis’ operating in and around Ripley have prompted Amber Valley Borough Council to launch a safety campaign.

ENVIRONMENT FEATURED

Derbyshire Wildlife Trust Asking Nature Lovers To ‘Act Swiftly’

19th April 2018 Claire Meese 0 Comments campaign, consultations, Derbyshire Wildlife Trust, National Planning Policy Framework, public, swift, Wildlife

Nature-friendly farmers, planners, local authorities, wildlife experts and people who care about nature are being urged to seize a unique

Opinion: “Time Is Running Out to Save Our Hospital”

21st March 2018 Mike Jones 1 Comment Babington Hospital, beds, campaign, CCG, closure, cuts, Derbyshire, Derwent St, Hospital, NHS, petition

Babington Hospital could close within two years at the latest. But why should we worry? After all, all of the

ENVIRONMENT FEATURED

Plastic Free February: Plastic Fantastic – Or Is It?

2nd February 2018 Claire Meese 0 Comments Be plastic clever, campaign, Environment, Kids against plastic, kidsvplastic, Plastic, Plastic Free February, pollution, Tips

Plastic pollution is becoming one of the biggest man-made threats of the modern world, and at the rate the issue

Mid-Derbyshire MP Inspires Parliamentarians To Sign Dying To Work Charter

13th December 2017 Claire Meese 0 Comments campaign, Charter, Dying to Work Charter, Jacci Woodcock, MP, Parliament, Pauline Latham

On Tuesday 12th December Pauline Latham OBE MP was welcomed Belper resident and campaigner Jacci Woodcock to Parliament for an

FEATURED HEALTH & WELLBEING NEWS

Advice To Stay Well In Winter

22nd November 2017 Edward Sills 0 Comments advice, campaign, Derbyshire County Council, flu, Health, NHS, Stay Well This Winter

A national campaign has been launched to give help and advice on staying safe and well this winter. Cold weather

FEATURED POLITICS

Election Special: Amber Valley WASPI (Women Against State Pension Inequality)

22nd May 2017 Claire Meese 1 Comment amber valley, campaign, changes, Election Special, General Election, Pension, WASPI, Women Against State Pension Inequality

In the run up to this General Election, across the country, almost 3.5 Million women born in the 1950s now

Belper Tearoom “Buy a Brick” Campaign Builds on Strong Foundations

13th August 2016 Edward Sills 5 Comments Belper Community Enterprise, Belper Tea Rooms, Buy A Brick, campaign, River Gardens Tearooms

With progress finally moving forward on the Belper Tea Rooms, the Belper Community Enterprise group are asking for people to

ENVIRONMENT NEWS

Forcing Parliamentary Debate to Protect Hedgehogs

24th March 201626th March 2016 Clare Washbrook 1 Comment campaign, hedgehogs, petition

Oliver Colevile, Conservative MP for Plymouth has started a national campaign to increase protections for hedgehogs and Pauline Latham, Conservative