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Following our successful achievement in gaining the Ministry of Defence - Defence Employer Recognition Scheme Bronze Award last September, our ongoing efforts to support the Armed Forces Community have now been recognised with a Silver Award.
There will once again be an opportunity to shape the future of Clay Cross by commenting on the draft Investment Plan as consultation enters its second phase.
North East Derbyshire District Council is waiving a licence fee of up to £100 to help local businesses get back on their feet following the coronavirus pandemic.
The area’s official tourist board is encouraging local food and drink businesses to sign up to the Government’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme, which aims to protect jobs in the hospitality industry and incentivise customers to dine out by offering a half-price discount.
Community groups in North East Derbyshire which need financial help with projects to aid the area’s recovery can apply for grants up to £500 from North East Derbyshire District Council.
The three District Council leisure centres in Dronfield, Eckington and Clay Cross are set to re-open their doors on 25 July 2020 with new safety measures in place.
North East Derbyshire District Council is carrying out consultation on proposed changes to the Council’s Allocations Policy. Rykneld Homes is supporting North East Derbyshire District Council (NEDDC) to carry out the consultation.
North East Derbyshire District Council’s newly elected Leader has set out his commitment to supporting residents and businesses on the road to recovery following the Coronavirus pandemic.
A pub which breached COVID-19 regulations and caused a noise nuisance for neighbours, has had its licence revoked.
Residents and businesses of Clay Cross are set to have a chance to have their say on what they want to see for the town should it be successful in its bid to receive part of the £3.6bn government funding as part of the My Town initiative.
Leader of North East Derbyshire District Council Martin Thacker is to step down at the council’s meeting on July 13 but will continue as a councillor for Brampton and Walton.
As many shops were able to re-open their doors on 15 June and more so from 4 July, businesses around the four towns of Clay Cross, Dronfield, Eckington and Killamarsh have been welcoming customers back to their shops safely.
North East Derbyshire District Council are set to give a boost to local residents employment prospects with the launch of their first ever virtual jobs fair via social media on 30 June 2020.
The deadline for applications to Phase 2 of the NEDDC Local Authority Discretionary Grants Fund is 23:59 on Sunday 21 June. Late applications will not be processed. Although demand has been extremely high, we may open Phase 3 subject to any remaining funding.
The ongoing regeneration of Clay Cross moves into an exciting new phase with the appointment of consultants Nexus for the preparation of a Clay Cross Investment Plan.
North East Derbyshire District Council has been given a ‘Gold Award’ in recognition of the exceptional standards in the way it manages its address information database.
In response to the national COVID-19 pandemic, 20 men and women from North East Derbyshire who were sleeping rough or made homeless, have been housed and supported in the Twin Oaks Hotel in Palterton.
The Clay Cross Town Board has been formed by the Council to develop a plan for the Government’s Town Fund allocation to Clay Cross.
Safety measures are being put in place for residents and businesses in each of the four main town centres in North East Derbyshire District as many shops are set to re-open from 15 June.
Our new online application helps small businesses in the District gain access to the Discretionary Grants Fund, providing they are not eligible for the Small Business Grant Fund, the Retail, Leisure and Hospitality Fund or other central government support schemes.
Following the delay to the Local Plan Examination during the Covid-19 emergency, and in light of new Government planning guidance, the Planning Inspector has given advance notice that the Local Plan Examination should continue to the next consultations.
We are planning to introduce a voluntary Bonfire and Firework Display Registration Scheme to combat the misuse of fireworks, and safely regulate those attending bonfire events and wishing to let off fireworks in the District.
As Derbyshire leaders we are joining together to ask visitors to respect local communities this coming bank holiday weekend and to consider if they could come later in the year instead.
North East Derbyshire District Council has introduced a charter to ban the release of sky-lanterns and helium balloons on its land, to help combat littering and the wider detrimental effects they have on the environment.
Councillor Pat Antcliff has elected as Chair of North East Derbyshire District Council at the Council’s Annual Meeting, with Councillor Diana Ruff elected as Vice-Chair.
There have been plenty of new additions to local villages in Derbyshire over the last few weeks as local residents of Calow, Holymoorside and Walton have been making scarecrows of key workers.
A summary of the Prime Ministers update address to the nation on 10th May 2020 regarding the current lockdown, movement and business activity restrictions to control the transmission and spread of Coronavirus is as follows.
North East Derbyshire District Council has ensured key important meetings will continue, as the Annual Council Meeting on 18 May goes ahead – virtually, via video conferencing.
Green bin collections will resume in north east Derbyshire from the 18 May 2020 as measures are put in place to ensure the service is back up to capacity.
Due to recent circumstances, there has been an increase in illegal waste collection and unlicensed waste collectors trying to take advantage of the situation.
North East Derbyshire District Council have launched a series of online resources and fun initiatives to help communities commemorate the 75th Anniversary of VE Day and remember those who sacrificed their lives for our freedom.
With the current Government advice for people to stay at home, North East Derbyshire District Council is providing extra advice on garden bonfires and the burning of waste to keep our residents safe during the coronavirus pandemic.
North East Derbyshire District Council has teamed up with the National Funding Scheme to enable people to donate towards helping the vulnerable residents of North East Derbyshire*.
Learn more about the support initiatives, grants, and aid packages, that various organisations, and the Government, are providing to help those most affected by the Coronavirus outbreak.
North East Derbyshire District Council have been busy supporting local businesses during the COVID-19 crisis and has today received £20m from the Government to help fund grants to small businesses and those in the retail, leisure and hospitality business.
Residents and businesses have received a big thank you from the Leader of North East Derbyshire District Council, Martin Thacker, for supporting food donation centres organised by the community support team with help from a network of Parish Councils.
North East Derbyshire District Council has been constantly reviewing refuse collections amid the global coronavirus pandemic.
North East Derbyshire District Council is continuing to work as hard as possible with residents and businesses who are submitting or have submitted a planning application.
North East Derbyshire District Council can confirm that the Festival of Brass due to take place on 21 June 2020 has been postponed due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
The Council recognises that in these unprecedented times our residents and businesses will need support. We have therefore introduced measures to try to ease some of the pressures you may be experiencing:
North East Derbyshire District Council have begun working in partnership with Peak Pharmacy to help deliver vital medicines to residents who need it most in north east Derbyshire.
The Council is reassuring residents and businesses that the essential bin collection service provided by the Council currently remains unaffected by the COVID-19 outbreak.
On the 25 March 2020 the Government announced that MOT testing for cars, vans and motorcycles will be suspended from the 30 March 2020 due to the COVID-19 outbreak and all vehicles requiring an MOT on or after that date will receive a six-month extension to their MOT.
Rykneld Homes is working closely with Martin Thacker MBE, Leader of North East Derbyshire District Council, to set up food donation points at locations across the district.
The Council, together with its housing partner Rykneld Homes, have drawn up support plans to ensure important supplies reach vulnerable people at home as a result of the virus. We will continue with essential council services.
North East Derbyshire District Council can confirm its continued support for local community clubs for lunching, older people, and disabled people.
North East Derbyshire District Council has today set up a Community Support Team to help provide advice and support to those affected by the COVID-19 virus.
North East Derbyshire District Council has today made the decision to close its leisure centres as the health and wellbeing of all its customers is the Council’s absolute priority.
North East Derbyshire District Council will be taking part in this year’s Great British Spring Clean, which brings together individuals, community organisations, businesses and councils to show they love where they live.
North East Derbyshire District Council have been announced as finalists at the UK Housing Awards for their work in preventing residents becoming homeless through collaborative working with other authorities.
Our new way of providing you with information about the Council and its various committees, (such as the Planning Committee), Cabinet and our Councillors (elected Members) has now gone live.
North East Derbyshire District Council wrote to the Planning Inspector examining the District’s draft development plan to restart the current examination and initiate the next consultation for local communities to have their say.
The Council’s current Brownfield Land Register identifies a total of 24 brownfield sites. Site size ranges from 0.02 ha to 36.5 ha and includes the former Biwaters site and part of the Avenue site.
North East Derbyshire District Council once again showed their support to the Armed Forces Veterans in the District, by treating them to a visit to the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight at RAF Coningsby.
North East Derbyshire District Council has announced that their Council Tax prices will be frozen for 2020 – 2021, bucking the trend of other local authorities.
Cadet Noah Thackeray was formally sworn in by the Authority and signed pledges to support the Council Chair and Armed Forces Member Champion carry out their duties, and to be an ambassador for the Armed Forces Community and Cadet Detachments.
The full council meeting on 2 March at 3pm will be streamed live via the public-i website which can be viewed during the meeting or after at your convenience. The meeting will also include live subtitles.
We have recently seen an increase in calls to us regarding Council Tax scams.
A local charity has been given £300 after a group of anglers from Clay Cross Angling Association, donated from their charity angling matches.
On 29 January 2020, Edward Leddy Owen who works for both Bolsover and North East Derbyshire District Council’s picked up a ‘Heat Heroes’ award at the Houses of Parliament for his fantastic work helping residents in Derbyshire.
Street cleansing and grounds maintenance services in North East Derbyshire are amongst some of the best in the country.
The High Sheriff of Derbyshire, William Burlington, visited North East Derbyshire District Council’s main offices at Mill Lane in Wingerworth on 24 January 2020.
The Council is excited to invest in new technology to help the deaf community use our services. There are 150,000 deaf British Sign Language (BSL) users in the UK.
Our new Community Action Grants scheme is open to constituted groups operating in North East Derbyshire District to access up to £500 of grant funding, for projects taking place in the District that support North East Derbyshire District Council’s Council Plan.
North East Derbyshire residents are being urged to have their say on issues facing their town centres.
Despite rising costs, the council has been able to make sure customers are not paying any extra for their membership packages, due to sound financial management of the centres.
North East Derbyshire District Council was delighted to announce the appointment of Cadet Lance Corporal John Martin as a Civic Cadet at the Council meeting held on 13th January 2020.
North East Derbyshire District Council’s leisure discount scheme has now been extended to include the armed forces community.
Entries are now being invited for a new entertainment contest to be held in North East Derbyshire in 2020.
Generous council staff have donated dozens of gifts to distribute to victims of domestic abuse this Christmas.
On 2nd December 2019, Horace Piggott of Killamarsh, was given a two-year prison sentence at Sheffield Crown Court after pleading guilty to multiple waste offences and fraud.
A tragic accident which resulted in the death of three young children 125 years ago, has been recognised by North East Derbyshire District Council.
A brand new charging point has been installed in north east Derbyshire as part of the council’s efforts to reduce the carbon emissions and improve air quality.
A pioneering scheme which is set to bring dozens of empty homes back into use across North East Derbyshire has been extended for 12 months, due to its success in reducing the number of vacant properties.
On 21 November 2019 Ricky Whitehead, of Renishaw, was given a five-year Criminal Behaviour Order after damning, conclusive evidence was given in court detailing how he had terrorised residents of Renishaw village.
Our Mill Lane offices at Wingerworth will be closed from 5pm on Monday 23 December, re-opening on Thursday 2 January 2020, at 9am. Continue reading to learn more about changes to other service areas.
Our first ever jobs fair has received the seal of approval from enthusiastic business bosses. Over 20 employers with hundreds of opportunities on offer set out their stalls at the Clay Cross event earlier this month.
North East Derbyshire District Council has formally adopted the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance working definition of anti-Semitism. The definition is an important tool for public bodies to understand how anti-Semitism manifests itself in the 21st century, as it gives examples of the kind of behaviours which can constitute anti-Semitism.
The premises Arcam House is a former public house on Draycott Road, North Wingfield. Residents in the area were subjected to anti-social behaviour from tenants from the four flats in the main building and two flats from the converted outbuilding.
North East Derbyshire District Council, who led the field in making its council services accessible to all, is in discussions with a national disability organisation to produce an access guide for people with disability visiting our area, as well as undertaking an audit of the council’s own access provision for local residents.
A former licensed dog breeder and her father have been sentenced following one of the worst cases of animal mistreatment ever seen by our officers.
North East Derbyshire District Council has continued to follow up on its pledge to reduce carbon emissions and improve its leisure facilities by investing £200,000 into the Eckington Swimming Pool and Fitness Centre.
Organised by the Volunteer Centre: Chesterfield & North East Derbyshire, the annual Voluntary Sector Awards have become a key event to recognise the hard work of volunteers and groups working for the benefit of the local area.
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North East Derbyshire District Council is hosting a jobs fair event at Sharley Park Leisure Centre on 7 November to help local people find work.
North East Derbyshire District Council has followed on from declaring a climate emergency in the summer by actively helping fund local school projects.
North East Derbyshire District Council has shown its commitment to the deaf community, by becoming the first district council in the UK to sign up to the British Sign Language Charter.
The Love Your Garden team at ITV visited local hero and war veteran Jack Parrott, 97 of Grassmoor to give his garden a makeover and make it more accessible.
Brass bands battled it out recently in the North East Derbyshire Brass band Festival, filling Dronfield Sports Centre with fantastic notes and renditions that left the audience delighted! The bands were given a standing ovation for their fantastic efforts but only one could be crowned winner.
Brexit will have immediate consequences for how businesses trade and operate. We all need to understand, what this means and prepare accordingly.
Work has now started on bringing six key development sites across north Derbyshire into use to help regenerate the area and provide a jobs boost.
On Monday 16th September Miss Sansha Lamb and her father Mr. Peter Lamb appeared at Chesterfield Magistrates Court and pleaded guilty to offences under the Animal Welfare Act 2006.
North East Derbyshire District Council is committed to reducing fly tipping and enviro-crime across the District. To help us do this, we want businesses to be able to prove how they dispose of their waste.
North East Derbyshire District Council has shown its commitment to helping tackle Climate Change by helping Dronfield Henry Fanshawe school develop new environmentally friendly initiatives with a grant of £500.
The Council is proposing to introduce new powers to tackle the issue of dog fouling and problematic dog behaviour across the District.
Following the launch of their new Council Plan, North East Derbyshire District Council has confirmed its commitment to supporting local communities by establishing community activities as key priorities and extending the eligibility to funding to more local groups.
North East Derbyshire District Council has reconfirmed its support to the Armed Forces Community and has received a national award for its efforts.
Clay Cross has today been shortlisted as one of the 100 towns invited by the Government to submit a proposal to its £3.6billion New Towns Fund.