North East Derbyshire Conservatives are celebrating their success after gaining three Council seats in historic victories in yesterday’s by-elections, with two coming from Labour and one from the Lib Dems.
Grant funding is available for businesses and landlords across North East Derbyshire to improve their street-facing frontage.Coun William Jones explained, “There is currently some £172k grant funding uncommitted in the district wide Shopfront Enhancement initiative administered by North East Derbysh
Councillors discussed the ongoing issue of Fanshawe school children using the Station, both platforms and the bridge as a school walking route. Before the wooden ramp was condemned this formed part of the designated school route for children accessing the school from the heart of Dronfield.
After a long two years of planning and development, and over £100k of funding from the Safer Streets Fund and a top up to £190k by North East Derbyshire District Council, Killamarsh has finally been able to open it's fully refurbished skate park.
After falling into a poor state of repair thro
Lee, Charlotte and Jess were at the opening of the new Clay Cross Banking Hub we secured for the area a few months ago and are pleased at the positive feedback so far!
The bank is back.
Planning application submitted for 135 new houses on green fields at Chesterfield Road, south of Dronfield.
Dronfield’s Conservatives are continuing to work with local residents to oppose plans for a new “Burns Rise” development opposite the layby on Chesterfield Road between Dronfield and Unstone.
We know that there's been an increase in potholes recently, which has been made worse by some really poor weather, as we've seen from the flooding and freezes over recent months.
The County Council are working to tackle this by setting on extra resources to repair more potholes but also trying to c
Local Councillors and Lee Rowley MP have been pushing for improvements to bus services in our area and have met with Hulleys to try to progress solutions.
Along with Clir Martin Thacker, Lee Rowley MP recently met with Hulleys to discuss local bus services.
Over recent months, a number of resident
The last few months have clearly been a very difficult time, both in terms of what has happened politically and then, more broadly, many people locally have been hit by energy price increases, inflation and the cost of living following the pandemic and the war in Ukraine.
I know that some members o
