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More than 800,000 homes in the East Midlands are being warned their televisions may be affected by work next week.

A PENSIONER left with a 187 bill after his car hit a pothole says he is furious he will not be compensated.

AN EXCEPTIONAL COUNTRY PROPERTY WITH DELIGHTFUL WELL APPOINTED ACCOMMODATION SPECTACULAR VIEWS OVER SURROUNDING COUNTRYSIDE SET IN 5 ACRES OF GARDEN AND PASTURELAND WITH GARAGE/OFFICE/WORKSHOP FURTHER 43.6 ACRES AVAILABLE BY SEPARATE NEGOTIATION LOCATION Woottons Cottage Farm is to be found in glorious countryside in the broad environs of the ... (more)

A CONTROVERSIAL planning application on the edge of Ashbourne could cost tax-payers 10,000 after developers looking to get planning permission ahead of the approval of the Local Plan lodged an appeal.

Open garden and spring fair event,Lesley Tetley A SPRING fair and open garden day in aid of an Ashbourne befriending charity proved a success despite heavy rain.

A BEFRIENDING service which offers emotional and practical support to isolated, vulnerable and lonely people in the Ashbourne area has been awarded funding to help raise awareness of the service.

POLICE are changing how meetings, which help officers decide on which issues to focus, are held in and around Ashbourne.

The Yellow Sox got off to a great start with an early goal from Archie Harrison in their Ken Oxford Memorial Cup against Alvo Boys White Sox.

The display is part of a consultation exercise run by Staffordshire County Council as part of proposals aiming to improve road safety in the village and ease congestion in the area.

AN application for a residential development on farm land off Wyaston Road has been lodged with Derbyshire Dales District Council.

MEMBERS of the Ashbourne and District 50+ Forum have announced they intend to quiz district council boss Paul Wilson over his team's plans to overhaul parking in Ashbourne.

FINGERED couple from a village near Ashbourne are preparing to open their garden to help raise vital funds for a range of charities.

A VERY good market with few more numbers forward but there is still room for a lot more.

In a joint initiative with Derbyshire Action on Smoking, Derbyshire Dales District Council - which operates large play areas in Ashbourne, Bakewell and Matlock - will be displaying 'no-smoking' signs designed by local schoolchildren.