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The 362 Special Constables who make up the force in Derbyshire are currently undergoing training allowing them to work more effectively alongside regular officers. ...

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Supermarket collection

Swadlincote and District Lions Club will be holding an annual collection outside Morrisons supermarket, Swadlincote. Everything that is collected will be distributed to needy families. ...

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Swimming pool rebuild is "not justified"

A panel of city councillors have decreed that a £1 million rebuild of the Gayton swimming pool in Derby should not go ahead, saying that the replacement pool was "not justified". ...

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Tasty Treats from Bakewell to Basra

A local soldier, Capt Pam Sheldon of the Royal Horse Artillery who is currently serving in Basra, found herself the recipient of a welcome treat on her birthday recently from the Bakewell Pudding...

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Taxi firm to open office in school?

A parish council have voiced their concerns regarding plans for a taxi firm that will open an office in a school building. The concerns regard Burton's Ambassador Cars who currently supply taxis...

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Taxi protest

A taxi protest brought Derby to a crawl as drivers staged a go-slow from 3:00PM to 4:10PM blocking several streets. It was over a row with the city council about changes to taxi...

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Teacher of the year to host dance classes

Jenny Hinton was recently named Teacher of the Year at the Evening Telegraph's Community Champions Awards 2008, and she is set to bring dance classes to Derby and the surrounding areas. Upbeat...

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The Black Grouse named pub of the year

The Black Grouse pub in Longnor has been named Pub of the Year and received a top accolade in the "Taste of Staffordshire Good Food Awards 2008." Chef proprietor Todd Carroll commented...

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The Signalman and other Ghost Stories

Found theatre, newly relocated from Manchester to the village of Monyash , set out on a spine-chilling tour of ghost stories, especially for the "Haunted Season", with Charles’...

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The Signalman and other Ghost Stories - returns to Derbyshire

Found theatre, newly relocated from Manchester to the village of Monyash , completed their successfully spine-chilling tour of ghost stories in November, having opened in Youlgrave six weeks...

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Tradeface.net launched

Tradeface.net is a brand new website launched by Derby house builder Miles Thornton and Howard Holmes, directors of Elmtree Homes (Midlands), based at the College Business Centre, in Uttoxeter New...

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Treat Your Car this Winter!

Christmas is coming, the rain is going splat!…All over the paintwork of your pride-and-joy, parked out there in the cold. Have you ever thought of a car cover? The newly re-launched website ...

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Trusted Trader Scheme Announced in the Dales

Reassurances are being offered to those looking for reliable businesses in the Dales following the launch of a Trusted Trader scheme by Derbyshire County Council. Following this, businesses will be...

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Trust’s Wildlife Discovery Room Opens its Doors

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 Sunday 11 th July. The room will be open between...

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Tudor Festival in the garden

Travel back in time with the Tudors, experience their delicious cookery and fascinating crafts, try your hand at archery and simply enjoy a weekend from the past with our popular Tudor Festival in...

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Unique book launched

A unique new book has been launched that features stories as told by Derbyshire women. Councillor Bob Janes, county council cabinet member for cultural services, said "It is a fascinating...

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Unique exhibition

A unique exhibition is taking place at the Pavilion Gardens Conservatory. They are exhibiting "Heath and Heaven", a unique aerial journey of the Peak District. The exhibition was...

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Unique market taking place

A stunning street market with a Dickensian theme will take place in Buxton on Saturday in the Octagon at the Pavilion Gardens. Colourful stalls and costumed sellers and street entertainment will...

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Walk held in memory of Kadeem

A peace walk will take place tomorrow in memory of Kadeem. The event is being hosted by Mandy Kaur and Becki Ford and they are calling the event Stand Together! Don't Fight One Another. ...

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Well dressing festival

The annual general meeting of the Buxton Well Dressing Festival is due to be held next week. The organisers of the festival are inviting more people to attend to ensure that the 2009 event is the...

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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...