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Residents across the East Midlands could see better jobs, more affordable homes and stronger, fairer communities under a bold new 10-year strategy launched today. The East Midlands Growth Plan 2025–2035 sets out a long-term vision to deliver fast, fair growth for all — ensuring that every community across Derby, Derbyshire, Nottingham and Nottinghamshire benefits from

Peak Vision Arts, a collective of artists based in the heart of the Peak District, will unveil a powerful new installation to mark Remembrance Day 2025. Titled Echoes of Remembrance, the exhibition brings together six artists whose diverse creative disciplines explore memory, conflict, peace and hope through deeply personal responses. The installation will first appear

A Derbyshire trade unionist has been recognised with one of the highest honours in the trade union movement for her outstanding contribution to defending public services and supporting workers. Sonya Pickford, UNISON Derbyshire’s Children’s Convenor and Health & Safety Lead, has been awarded the TUC Gold Medal, presented at the TUC Congress in Brighton on

Glossop Market Hall is about to be transformed — and the first details of its eagerly awaited reopening have been revealed. Set to open this November, following a major renovation led and funded by High Peak Borough Council, the historic venue is unveiling its first three traders, each bringing something truly special to the town.

Households across the High Peak will soon receive letters from the Council detailing upcoming changes to waste and recycling collections. From Monday 20 October, all households in the Borough will be affected as Alliance Environmental Services – the Council’s waste collection partner – introduces revised collection rounds to improve efficiency. This may mean a change