The Chatsworth House Trust has been awarded an £80,000 grant by the Heritage Lottery Fund to help convert a grade-II listed former Game Larder into a place where visitors can learn more about the historic landscape.
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Data recently released from the Office for National Statistics recently released reveals that the number of people claiming Jobseekers Allowance in Chesterfield has decreased,
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The UK Asbestos Training Association (UKATA) is celebrating after a double victory at the Derbyshire Times Business Awards on 10 November.
Read more >Confirmation today (November 15) that plans for an East Midlands HS2 route – which would pass through the D2N2 area, bringing major economic benefits – will be taken forward by Government, have been warmly welcomed by the Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP).
Read more >Defra Minister Lord Gardiner presented Chesterfield College with a Bees Needs award for one of the best youth projects in the UK designed to create bee friendly environments yesterday.
Read more >Chesterfield Canal Trust have recently applied for a grant from the Aviva Community Fund for an archaeological dig in Staveley next August. The Aviva Community Fund offers the public the opportunity to vote for community projects and worth while causes they believe will benefit from funding.
Read more >Residents and visitors to Chesterfield can join in the fun of the town’s Christmas lights switch-on event this Sunday, 20 November.
Read more >A trio of Chesterfield sporting heroes were recognised for their excellence at the 2016 Derby Telegraph Sports Awards, held in Association with Derbyshire Sport and Champions UK no November 10.
Read more >Next spring, Chatsworth will present its most ambitious exhibition to date, exploring the history of fashion and adornment: House Style: Five Centuries of Fashion at Chatsworth.
Read more >On November 11 2016, Morclean Ltd travelled to the Houses of Parliament in London to collect two awards in the national campaign to find Britain’s greenest companies, councils and communities.
Read more >Tourism is one of the UK’s most important industries, worth more than £62 billion in 2015 – and the Government is firmly committed to growing the industry outside London, both now and post-Brexit.
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