News articles tagged public safety
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We’re ready for winter in 2020, are you?
9 November 2020
How do we prepare for winter at Derby City Council, and how can you make sure you’re ready in case of snow and ice?
Council writes to vulnerable residents
9 November 2020
Council provides local guidance for 'Clinically Extremely Vulnerable' residents and asks all citizens for their support in looking out for each other and being Good Neighbours.
City and County Council sign statement of intent to fit sprinklers into schools
9 November 2020
Derby City Council and Derbyshire County Council have both signed a Statement of Intent committing to fit sprinklers and the right fire safety measures in schools.
Call for support from the community
2 November 2020
Let's all look out for each other and help those who need support, however big or small in our fight against COVID-19, mental health and winter loneliness.
Derby’s ‘High’ COVID alert level comes into force
31 October 2020
Today, Derby’s COVID alert level ‘High’ restrictions – also known as Tier 2 – come into force, following a rapid rise in cases in the city.
Celebrate Halloween safely
24 October 2020
Enjoy yourself, but safely is the message that is being communicated this year for the spooky season of Halloween.
Derby kebab shop forced to remain closed following cockroach infestation
19 October 2020
A Derby kebab shop has been ordered to remain closed after Environmental Health officers discovered an infestation of cockroaches.
Second new local testing site opened in Derby
17 October 2020
A second walk-through coronavirus testing facility for the city is to open for those with symptoms to book appointments at West End Community Centre in Derby.
'Green Grants' scams on the rise
14 October 2020
Trading Standards is advising Derby residents to beware of potential scams following the launch of the Government ‘Green Homes’ grants scheme.
New local testing site opened in Derby
14 October 2020
A new walk-through coronavirus testing facility is to open for those with symptoms to book appointments at Morleston Street Day Centre, in Derby,