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Cyclists Raise More Than £7000 for Charity

Six friends have grouped together and raised over £7000 for Cancer Research UK by cycling more than 220 miles from the west coast of Northern England over to the East coast. The cyclists,...

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Dale Heart-throb Dances to Married Bliss

Holby hunk Tom Chambers completed a successful weekend recently by not only topping the leaderboard on Strictly Come Dancing but also marrying his fiancee at a beautiful Derbyshire ceremony. Tom...

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Delay for commuters

There were major delays for commuters this morning when an accident occurred involving two cars. The accident caused rush hour traffic to be filtered into a single lane on the A38. Police...

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Derby mobile library

The Derby mobile library will be making a number of stops on Wednesday. It will be in Perth Street, Chaddesden, from 11am to 11.45am before going to Max Road from 11.50am to 12.20pm. ...

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Derbyshire garden centre to receive unique visit

Father Christmas is due to entertain children at a garden centre in Derbyshire in an effort to raise money for charity. Children will be able to visit his grotto at Wyevale Garden Centre, in...

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Eco-Homes Hailed

The Derbyshire Dales has recently unveiled four new evnvironmentally friendly homes that are hoped to be a sign of things to come. Heated by ground source heat pumps, these properties help to cut...

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Eco-warriors host picnic protest

An opencast mine is set to be invaded by Eco-warriors who are due to hold a peaceful picnic at the 334-acre site near Smalley at noon. This unique protest is making a stand against UK Coal's plans...

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Egg intend to stay in Derby

The well known internet bank Egg have stated that they intend to remain in the Derby area despite their parent company having announced that they will lose 52,000 jobs. It is believed that the...

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Energy saving advice

Library sessions in the city of Derby are due to hand out useful tips on saving energy and reducing fuel bills. Derby City Council will be offering advice at all libraries this month and next...

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Environmental advice sessions

Some unique sessions will be help in Alvaston and Allestree in a bid to offer free energy efficiency advice to homeowners. Tomorrow, sessions will be held at Alvaston Library and Learning Centre...

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Environmental Issues for Bonsall Mill Plans

A halt on plans to build a controversial waste recycling plant at a Dales beauty spot has been put in place until environmental issues regarding the site are resolved. The applicants, Taywell...

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Eqyptian Day for Pupils

Always a popular topic with school children up and down the country, the subject of gyptian history leads to an array of exciting discovers and studies. To support project work at the local Crich...

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Estate's free gift to mark 90 glorious years

Chatsworth visitors are being invited to a free day's entry in to the house and garden in March to mark a momentous year. Chatsworth House has offered the special invitation to mark the 90th...

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Ethnic minorities honoured

A unique exhibition is due to be held in the Peak District that will honour the contribution made by Britain's ethnic minorities to the armed forces over the past 50 years. The unique celebration...

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European Parliament member under fire

Pauline Latham, Tory councillor, has criticised East Midlands European member of parliament Robert Kilroy-Silk after he made an appearance on the "I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here!"...

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Events for national anti-bullying week

A number of events are taking place across Buxton to help promote the National Anti-Bullying Week. These will include showing art and poems created by children from across the region. The theme...

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Family learn more about their historical building

OWNERS of a former Haddon Estate hunting lodge are embarking on a journey of discovery to learn more about the history of their building and its grounds. East Lodge at Rowsley was transformed into...

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Fine for Lorry Driver

A lorry driver who hung nine flags from his windscreen has been fined after a court heard they could have blocked his view. Simon Brown hung the flags in his 44-tonne truck – but...

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Fire crews rescue pony

A pony was rescued when it became stuck in a Derbyshire river on Saturday morning. Ilkeston fire station crews were called to the site of the accident on the River Erewash next to Monks Close,...

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Firefighters climb for charity

Six firefighters from the Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service have raised thousands of pounds by climbing the highest mountain peak in North America. The team scaled Mount McKinley in Alaska and...

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Rowsley pupils create menu for hotel Tue 06/07/2010 Children at a Dales school have been getting green-fingered this summer in their quest to help grow food for a local hotel. Pupils from Rowsley... Trust’s Wildlife Discovery Room Opens its Doors Tue 06/07/2010 Visitors to Carsington Water can get a glimpse of Derbyshire Wildlife Trust's new Wildlife Discovery Room when it opens its doors for the day on... Big Band Concert At Chatsworth. Tue 06/07/2010 An informal evening of music in the garden - 7 th August. The Phil Dando Big Band and Singers is a fifteen piece swing band which is now into its... Charity Walk at Chatsworth -Sunday 13 June 2010 Tue 08/06/2010 The Sheffield Royal Society for the Blind is celebrating its 150th Anniversary in 2010. The Charity continues to provide vital support and services... Historians hunt for more bodies Tue 08/06/2010 Archaeologists who unearthed an Iron Age body in the Peak District have won a grant of nearly £50,000 to help them dig for more clues about the...