Cash-strapped Derbyshire council has agreed to sell-off a care home and convert two others into rehabilitation centres – despite a large protest with campaigners gathered outside the authority’s ...

A Derbyshire County Council team which supports financially vulnerable residents has won national recognition for its work to protect people from loan sharks.

On Aug. 25, the City Council approved the phrase as Hutchinson’s new official tagline. The tagline comes with a new logo designed to be easy to read with a clean font and three arches to ...

2025 marks the 175th year for the Fairfield County Fair The deadline for logo submissions is noon Friday, Feb. 28. The winner will receive a week-long fair pass and apparel The Fairfield County ...

Derbyshire County Council’s May elections are set to go ahead after the authority missed out on being in the first raft of regions to potentially be turned into unitary super councils.

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Eight residential care homes that are owned and operated by Derbyshire County Council are to be put up for sale as going concerns. Business and commercial property sales agent Ernest Wilson, part of ...

Current political and economic issues succinctly explained. President Donald Trump has repeatedly expressed his desire to regain U.S. ownership of the Panama Canal, which the United States ...

Gibbs High School history teacher Dennis Zuercher’s jaw dropped as Pinellas County schools superintendent Kevin Hendrick announced his name as the district’s 2025 teacher of the year.

We’re starting this series in Cumberland County, Tennessee. ADP Research funded this reporting, and according to its data, Cumberland County has one of the oldest workforces in the country.

Just outside a pickleball court in Cumberland County, Tennessee, “Marketplace” host Kai Ryssdal asked ADP chief economist Nela Richardson an existential question: “Why are we here?” ...

Derbyshire County Council is looking to buy the houses in a bid to curb the pressure that private children’s home placements put on its budget and to curtail the number of children waiting for care.