Derbyshire Building Control Partnership (DBCP) is one of a number of businesses paying for the materials for 20,000 masks which are then donated free of charge to frontline NHS staff, GP surgeries, First Responders, care homes and hospices.
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The Museum has created a special resource centre that includes activities for the whole family. This includes World War Two themed baking, quizzes and craft activities.
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Seymour & Lerhn, an educational service delivered by Chesterfield technology company Oasis Studio, have recreated the Crystal Palace of The Great Exhibition of 1851 as a 3D virtual tour for Royal Parks, to mark the events 169th anniversary.
Read more >Specsavers has launched a free sight and hearing consultation service across Derbyshire, giving access to vital advice and care from local optometrists and audiologists, via video and telephone link.
Read more >Described by the current Duke of Devonshire as “probably the most beautiful thing at Chatsworth”, Lucian Freud’s painting of the Duke’s mother Duchess Deborah, ‘Woman in a White Shirt’ is the first in a series of short films featuring some of the Derbyshire estate’s most treasured artworks.
Read more >Over the past month, the Essential Site Skills (ESS) team of fully qualified Fit2Fit accredited testers have provided both ‘Face Fit Testing’ and ‘Face Fit: Train the Tester’ training to frontline NHS staff fighting Covid-19.
Read more >Chesterfield business, Oasis Studio, have designed and created an upcycled mobile phone harness to help protect mobile phones and the raise awareness of the environmental damage they cause.
Read more >Derbyshire Education Business Partnership (DEBP) have launched a new online careers programme, Directions, which aims to support young people at home due to the impact of COVID-19.
Read more >Organisers, partners and sponsors of the Redbrik Chesterfield Half Marathon have come together to urge the residents of Chesterfield & North Derbyshire to the support the event’s two key local charities ‘in any way possible’.
Read more >Derbyshire County Council will re-open household waste recycling centres ‘as soon as possible’.
Read more >A new website is helping Chesterfield’s independent businesses and service providers continue to operate and supply their services and products during lockdown.
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