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People deserve to feel safe whether at home or using our public spaces. Women should be able to live their lives without fear of violence. This is why ASB, neighbourhood crime and VAWG are key priorities in my Police and Crime Plan.
A Civic University Agreement, developed by the University of Derby, has been launched in partnership with 15 other organisations from across the city and county. Jacqui Willis, Chief Executive of Derbyshire Voluntary Action, said: “Amplifying the voices of communities has never been so important. The opportunities that Community Chesterfield, Derbyshire Voluntary Action’s partnership with the University of Derby, has created for students to enhance their studies has been incredible and impactful. We are thrilled and excited to support the Civic University Agreement” Derbyshire Dales District Council planning officers have recommended that the 57-home plans are approved at a meeting this week. Among the 57 homes would be 17 affordable properties, comprising eight one-bed flats, eight two-bed houses and one three-bed house. Will Morlidge, Chief Executive of the D2N2 Local Enterprise Partnership, said: “The Civic University Agreement is a clear sign that partners remain committed to improving social mobility and driving forward innovation and the economic prosperity of our city and county. We are proud members of the Derby Opportunity Area Board, a key part of the civic agenda, and the leadership shown by Professor Kathryn Mitchell and the support from the University of Derby team has been fundamental to improving the life-chances of many young people within our communities.” SHEDding light on long-Covid’ – a collaboration between scientific and artistic researchers at the University that will see the University’s S.H.E.D tour the country to explore the challenges affecting people suffering from long-Covid
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Bird attracted significant interest from Hull City in the summer with Liam Rosenior's side having two bids rejected for the academy graduate. But an ankle injury sustained in a game against Oxford United meant the Tigers were forced to look elsewhere and ended up signing Liverpool midfielder Tyler Morton on loan. Asked if he was expecting offers for Bird and Cashin, Warne said: "I am pretty much. There haven't been any players who I've bid for in the summer in my own career that I've gone off three months later.
Concerns have been raised by members of the public about the capacity of the local infrastructure (schools and medical practices, for example) to cope with such a large development. Further concerns have been received regarding access and egress given the volume of traffic on B5035 Porter Lane. The parish council shares those concerns.” Retro Feva 80’s – a DerbyCAN commissioned music jukebox show inspired by Top of the Pop’s 80’s featuring a community cast of local performers. It focuses on five core goals, designed to make a positive impact on the people, communities, organisations and businesses within Derby and Derbyshire:Generally speaking, it is absence makes the heart grow fonder. Historically, for me and I can only speak for me, is that when I've had a bid turned down in the summer I try to return to it in January unless I know it's absolutely impossible. It wouldn't surprise me to have offers for Cash and Birdy because they are very good players. I wouldn't actually say it's the same clubs that were rumoured to be interested in them during the summer either. It could be anyone. And Derby are also hoping to keep Bird beyond his current deal which expires next summer and are eager for him to put pen to paper to help the club push for a return to the Championship. Speaking to Derbyshire Live this morning ahead of the home game against Bristol Rovers at the weekend, Derby head coach Paul Warne said: "Both will be offered a new deal. Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire communities set to benefit from new state-of-the-art 999 mobilising system
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