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House prices dropped slightly, by 0.9 per cent, in Nottingham in January, new figures show

Nottinghamshire house prices dropped slightly in January

House prices dropped by 1.3 per cent – more than the average for the East Midlands – in Ashfield in November, new figures show.

Ashfield house prices dropped more than East Midlands average in November

Towns like Hucknall will miss out if Ashfield doesn't get levelling up funding

Ashfield among deprived areas facing being 'locked out' of levelling up funding

Thousands of people working in restaurants, bars and hotels in Sheffield and Doncaster face uncertainty and unemployment despite a major Government jobs retention scheme, a trade union has warned.

Thousands of hospitality workers in Chesterfield, Buxton and Derbyshire face unc...

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Parliamentary boundaries could be vastly different next time people go to the polls at a general election.

MPs' seats face huge change in boundary review

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Man charged with GBH after Shirebrook woman assaulted

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Shirebrook benefits cheat spared jail after guilty plea

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Six month sentence for Shirebrook cannabis grower

A man from Shirebrook has been jailed for drugs offences after appearing before magistrates in Chesterfield.

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Animal rights’ group is being set up

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Free digital arts course to be held at Bolsover Adult Education Centre

House in Pleasley built on the footprint of a C17th mill re-using the original stone. Also visible is Grade ii listed Meden Mill Dam.

Volunteers needed to help make history

Bolsover youngsters to be rewarded for good behaviour

Bolsover teams among Games winners

DERBYSHIRE: New falls service success, say health chiefs

Rental scheme for property owners

Spare funds must be used

File photo dated 12/03/13 of a man smoking a cigarette as putting graphic warnings on the back of cigarette packs has little impact on teen smokers, according to new research. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Thursday September 5, 2013. While pictures fare slightly better than words, they are often put on the back of packs making them less visible and less effective, according to research published online in the journal Tobacco Control. More than 1,000 11 to 16-year-olds in the UK were questioned about their response to warnings in 2008 and a further 1,000 were questioned in 2011. Most of the teenagers in both surveys (68% to 75%) had never smoked while 17% to 22% had experimented with cigarettes, and around one in 10 were already regular smokers - defined as at least one cigarette a week. See PA story HEALTH Tobacco. Photo credit should read: Jonathan Brady/PA Wire

DERBYSHIRE: Stop smoking call from health chiefs

BOLSOVER: Police send Christmas postcards to criminals

Fans charged following disorder at Stags v Chesterfield game

Police warn drivers over vehicle security on icy mornings

Green bin collections due to be suspended across Bolsover district

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