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Derby to benefit from project to boost opportunities for children
29 November 2019
TALK Derby, a major Government programme aimed at improving education and future job opportunities of local children, has been expanded to cover the entire city.
Top Tips for Staying Healthy in Winter
21 November 2019
With the temperature dropping we wanted to take a few minutes to make sure you have all of the information you need to stay well this winter.
Local NHS 111 service rated outstanding
19 November 2019
The NHS 111 service in the East Midlands has been rated Outstanding by regulator the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
School Mental Health Network gathers at Pride Park
17 October 2019
On World Mental Health day, Derby held its second event for the Designated Senior Lead for Mental Health (DSLMH) network at Pride Park Stadium.
Council to launch RAM Energy Fuel Poverty Fund
16 October 2019
Derby City Council’s energy provider, RAM Energy, have created a Fuel Poverty Fund to directly help residents in need towards their winter fuel bill payments.
Healthy Housing Hub scoops up prestigious award win
1 October 2019
Derby City Council’s Healthy Housing Hub team have been named ‘Home Improvement Agency of the Year’ at the National Healthy Housing Awards.
Organisations to work in partnership on Safeguarding Children arrangements
30 September 2019
Derby City Council and Derbyshire County Council are merging the oversight of their Safeguarding Children arrangements from 30 September 2019.
Derby City Council impresses at this year’s APSE Awards
23 September 2019
Members of Derby City Council’s Highways, Livewell and D2EE project teams headed to Newcastle for Public Service Excellence (APSE) Awards.
Give Stoptober a try this year with support from Livewell
18 September 2019
At a time when smoking is declining nationally, the number of people smoking in Derby has increased by 1.2% in the last year from 18% to 19.2%.
7000 five-year olds in the East Midlands have yet to be immunised against MMR
12 September 2019
Public Health England (PHE) East Midlands is warning that 7000 5-year olds in the region may not be fully up-to-date with some routine immunisations.