Peak FM celebrates another big audience increase
The latest figures published by audience research body RAJAR, show an additional 3000 people are listening to Chesterfield’s Peak FM every week.
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The latest figures published by audience research body RAJAR, show an additional 3000 people are listening to Chesterfield’s Peak FM every week.
Read more >Local independent creatives have come together to combine their skills and help get Chesterfield’s independents ‘back to business’.
Read more >Chesterfield Borough Council has secured £35,000 from the Arts Council Emergency Response Fund to support the re-launch of the Pomegranate and The Winding Wheel theatres as and when the current Covid-19 restrictions are lifted.
Read more >Tom Hodgson will cycle 315 miles on an indoor cycling machine for 24 hours straight to raise vital funds for patient care at a time when the Ashgate Hospicecare’s funding has taken a huge hit due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Read more >Chesterfield-based mortgage advice firm, Mortgage 1st, have recruited two new Mortgage Advisers, despite huge setbacks and disruption to both the financial services industry and the housing market due to Covid-19.
Read more >The Chief Inspector of Hospitals has confirmed that the Chesterfield Royal Hospital has retained an overall rating of GOOD for the services it runs, following a recent visit from Care Quality Commission (CQC) inspectors.
Read more >For the first time, Dronfield Arts Festival is now hosting its popular Open Art Exhibition as an online event.
Read more >Local care provider, Heathcotes Group, has been helping to keep its service users engaged during lockdown with a talent contest inviting their services to show off their creative abilities.
Read more >Derbyshire County Council careers coaches are giving free help to groups who have been affected by the current situation.
Read more >Chesterfield Borough Council has now finalised its plans to restart its open-air markets, in line with both Government and industry guidance.
Read more >The Derbyshire Times has launched a special new interactive on-line map as a way to support local businesses during lockdown and let residents know where they can find the goods and services they need in the town.
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