Cannabis campaign branded a waste of time and money
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Whaley Bridge Youth Club has been given a donation of £250 from the Co-operative Pharmacy in the town.
A police initiative to weed out residential cannabis farms has been branded as a “waste of time and money” by many Mercury readers.
Police are appealing for information after thieves stole lead from the roof of Pilsley Primary School, as well as a laptop PC.
Volunteers at disability arts charity First Movement are celebrating a successful appeal thanks to local businesses and national retailers based in the area.
Police are appealing for witnesses following a spate of bicycle thefts in the Peak District.
Police will be heading out on the roads to offer Derbyshire Dales residents cut-price home security kit this summer.
ALFRETON Town manager Nicky Law has received another huge boost to his plans for the 2013/14 season with highly-rated left-back Connor Franklin penning a new one-year contract to stay with the Reds.
Buxton FC is asking supporters to lend a helping hand to get the Silverlands ready for the new season.
Sunday league football could soon be returning to Buxton and the High Peak.
Harpur Hill Primary School’s netball team has been crowned Derbyshire champions.
High Peak rider Chris Moore recorded a double victory in the combined lightweight and classic races at Darley Moor Motorcycle Road Race Club on Bank Holiday Monday.
Bank Holiday Monday saw the running of the Buxton Mountain Time Trial, organised by Buxton Cycling Club.
Lynda Bellingham and Christopher Timothy are to star in Kay Mellor’s comedy A Passionate Woman, to be performed at Derby’s Assembly Rooms from October 14-19.
A record number of visitors enjoyed the Derbyshire Food and Drink Fair at the weekend.
A home wouldn’t be homely without carpet. Carpet makes it cosy and comfy underfoot, and it’s less draughty and more heat retentive and sound absorbing than many other floor coverings.
Crich Tramway Village was the setting on Saturday and Sunday for the venue’s first Classic Motorbike and Scooter Weekend.
The Venue in Derby plays host to four more acts on Thursday, May 23, as part of its ongoing series of RadarLove gigs.
A five bedroomed, detached property with accommodation on 3 floors, situated on this sought after development in Shireoaks, within easy walking distance of the village centre with good local shops, schools, transport facilities etc.
Regarding ‘Leaving borders open defies common sense’ (Mercury letters, May 9), I am deeply worried by the rumour that immigrants are stopping British people from working.
About the suggestion of the possible introduction of a charge for residents’ parking permit, I think it all depends on how much the charge is going to be.
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As the Director of Planning and Housing Services clearly states (Views sought over car park charges shake up, Mercury, May 9) ‘these are sensitive areas and the review is long overdue’.
Changing the use of a garage at a Buxton property to business storage has been approved by councillors.
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