Eddie Bisknell
Reporter at Derby Telegraph
Local Democracy Reporter for Derbyshire. Based @derbyshire_live in partnership with @D_Times, @bbcemt and many more. [email protected] 07500 881496
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msn.com | Eddie Bisknell
Microsoft Cares About Your PrivacyMicrosoft and our third-party vendors use cookies to store and access information such as unique IDs to deliver, maintain and improve our services and ads. If you agree, MSN and Microsoft Bing will personalise the content and ads that you see. You can select ‘I Accept’ to consent to these uses or click on ‘Manage preferences’ to review your options and exercise your right to object to Legitimate Interest where used.
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nottinghampost.com | Eddie Bisknell
An Ilkeston pub could lose its licence with police concerned about its links to “serious disorder” believed to be connected to two town centre deaths. The Market Inn, in Ilkeston Marketplace, is the subject of an Erewash Borough Council licensing hearing on Wednesday, June 25, after an application from Derbyshire Police.
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nottinghampost.com | Eddie Bisknell
A Derbyshire climate activist is no longer going to be pursued to remove solar panels they unlawfully installed after a six-year dispute that has included the threat of prison time. After six years of increasingly serious disputes, Derbyshire Dales District Council has dropped its enforcement action against Mary Smail, who unlawfully installed solar panels on her home in Church Street, Ashbourne.
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derbyshiretimes.co.uk | Eddie Bisknell
A planned new Derbyshire restaurant co-owned by Derby County footballer Ben Osborn is set to be blocked due to fears of “significant harm” from smells, noise and trafficA planned new Derbyshire restaurant co-owned by Derby County footballer Ben Osborn is set to be blocked due to fears of “significant harm” from smells, noise and traffic.
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derbyshiretimes.co.uk | Eddie Bisknell
A popular Derbyshire National Trust property is set for an expansion to cater for booming visitor numbers. Calke Abbey, near Ticknall, is in need of a new kitchen to help cater for surging numbers of visitors to the popular stately home and wider estate. Plans filed to South Derbyshire District Council by the National Trust say 500,000 people a year now visit the site, up from 312,000 in 2015 and with forecasts predicting a further increase to 600,000 visitors by 2030.
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The El Camino restaurant in Borrowash would sit 50 metres from another business backed by the same player, the Lonely Boy bar https://t.co/W3qy6vIKco
Reform UK claimed to have saved "£6,000 a day" in its first two weeks The real figure is £3,739 per day, totalling £52,348 That equates to 0.007% of Derbyshire County Council's £770 million budget https://t.co/sQYRkQkSQH
Derby City Council, along with Derbyshire's eight district and borough councils, are set to elect councillors for one-year terms in May 2027 to oversee the final demise of their own authorities before they are scrapped https://t.co/pRHPTzv01Z