Lee Rowley

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.

Our Conservative team have always fought to protect and support bus services across North Derbyshire.The challenge, since covid, is that those travelling on buses are around 30% lower than before the pandemic.

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.

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

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

North East Derbyshire's MP, Lee Rowley, and local Conservative Councillors are calling on residents to get involved in the final consultation on the draft District Local Plan - and particularly to make the case to the independent Inspector to remove the remaining Green Belt allocations. Since 2017,

Local MPs and Council leaders have responded to the announcement that both North East Derbyshire and Chesterfield are to be placed in the high tier (tier 2) of the covid alert system from midnight on Friday night / Saturday morning.  Lee Rowley, MP for North East Derbyshire, said: “As rates ha

Leaders and MPs across North East Derbyshire are uniting to urge local residents to be as vigilant as possible as coronavirus cases, and the number of people hospitalised at the Royal, continue to rise in the District.   All indicators in North East Derbyshire are now

Local MP Lee Rowley and Dronfield’s County Councillors Alex Dale and Angelique Foster have welcomed the news that Derbyshire County Council has doubled the stretch of the bypass they are intending to resurface in the next couple of weeks in a bid to reduce noise levels. The A61 Dronfield By-pass cu

Dronfield’s MP and two County Councillors have strongly welcomed Derbyshire County Council’s decision to resurface the bypass to tackle noise issues which was announced yesterday.