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Concrete blocks installed after pensioner's court win 'practical not punitive' (opens the original)
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Concrete Lego blocks placed around an 81-year-old woman’s court-enforced access to her home are “practical, not punitive”, a Derbyshire council has said. Dozens of large Lego-like bricks were installed by Derbyshire County Council around the access to Helene Ball’s house, through the authority’s former car park in Cavendish Road, Matlock. The council had cemented a metal fence panel across a 98cm gap in her rear garden wall, leading to a three-year legal battle that cost her in the region of £50
New 24/7 mental health assessment centre opens at Royal Derby (opens the original)
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Patients attending Royal Derby Hospital’s A&E due to a mental health crisis can now benefit from a new standalone 24/7 assessment centre. The new mental health urgent assessment centre is housed within the Radbourne Unit at Royal Derby Hospital, which already accommodates patients with significant mental health conditions. This centre involves refurbishments of existing space to form four assessment rooms, a clinical room, offices and a reception. It opened on Monday, September 28, and forms one
Big plans emerge for historic building linked to iconic chimney (opens the original)
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An historic Derbyshire building connected to an iconic 50-metre-tall chimney could soon become an education centre for children with trauma and additional needs. INclude Education, which runs St Matthews, a 42-student private specialist education school in Darley Abbey, wants to open an education centre in buildings adjoining Swadlincote’s Tall Chimney on the Pipeworks retail park. Plans filed to South Derbyshire District Council write the private education centre would provide secondary-level s
Controversial 300-home plan for city suburb set for approval (opens the original)
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A planned 300-home estate is set to be built on one of Derby’s protected green “wedges” despite opposition from thousands of residents and significant road safety concerns. The planned development, from Wigan-based Ainscough Strategic Land, would see 350 homes built on land east of Moorway Lane in Littleover. If approved, the new homes would be built close to the city boundary, Millennium Wood, Griffe Field Primary School, and Derby Moor Spencer Academy – and within the protected Littleover and
Future of historic derelict village pub remains unclear (opens the original)
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The future of an historic Derbyshire pub left derelict for years remains unclear, following a fire and planning delays. After seven years derelict and four years after planning permission for its conversion into homes was granted, residents near the former Wilmot Arms pub in Derby Road, Borrowash, have lost faith. The former watering hole, dating back to the 1850s, had a complex history, with some residents remembering it fondly, whilst others say that a certain clientele in its latter stages ga
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