Dozens of voluntary groups - paid by the council to provide vital care and assistance to the vulnerable, elderly and disabled - are to be granted a reprieve from possible funding cuts.
A councillor has compared Amber Valley’s ruling Labour Party to the hamster from A Secret Life of Pets 2 who runs on its wheel and is angered at not having gone anywhere.
A former Derbyshire police emergency response driver is “angered” and “frustrated” after being told a council will not pay out for the damage caused to his car by a large pothole.
Controversial plans to build 35 homes in a Derbyshire village are once again set for approval after being recalled by Amber Valley’s new Labour administration.
One in three black and minority ethnic staff at one of Derbyshire’s main health organisations have recently been hit with bullying, harassment and abuse from patients, according to a report.
