News articles tagged public safety
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Returning children to school safely
24 August 2020
A message from Councillor Evonne Williams, Cabinet Member for Children and Young People about returning children to school safely.
Help for city tenants and landlords, as Government’s emergency ‘eviction ban’ ends
20 August 2020
City tenants who live in private rented homes, as well landlords who own them, are being urged to seek help with tenancy issues as the Government’s ‘eviction ban’ ends.
Outbreak Engagement Board encourages Derbians to enjoy summer safely
19 August 2020
Derby’s Outbreak Engagement Board met to update it’s progress in preventing potential rises in COVID-19 cases and communicating with residents.
Derby retains Purple Flag status for seventh year
13 August 2020
Derby City Council are very proud to announce that Derby has retained its status as a Purple Flag city for the seventh year in a row.
Outdoor water play to stay closed this summer
7 August 2020
Due to Covid-19 safety concerns, Markeaton Park paddling pool, and the splash pad at Chaddesden Park, will stay closed for the summer season.
Bogus HMRC phone calls
30 July 2020
Trading Standards are warning of a recurring phone scam in which victims are threatened with a lawsuit or arrest if they do not hand over £1000’s on the spot.
Celebrating Eid al-Adha safely
29 July 2020
In advance of Eid al-Adha beginning tomorrow, it is important to consider how to celebrate safely during the pandemic.
Derby’s Outbreak Engagement Board launches to drive local communication
29 July 2020
A COVID-19 Outbreak Engagement Board has been formed to oversee local outbreak control plans and ensure effective community engagement.
Video launch showcases city centre welcome
27 July 2020
A video produced by Derby’s Cathedral Quarter and St Peters Quarter Business Improvement Districts (BIDs) showcases the safe welcome to visitors of Derby.
Changes to city centre highways as emergency active travel measures commence
27 July 2020
Following the Council’s successful £228,000 ‘Moving Derby Forward’ funding, Covid-19 emergency transport works will commence across the city.