Speaking at the Chesterfield Investment Summit, Polly Barnfield OBE, a member of the government’s High Street Task Force, has urged Chesterfield’s shops and market traders to adopt social media and use it to deliver both footfall and sales on demand.
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Franklin & Sons Soft Drinks, part of the Chesterfield-based Global Brands franchise, will provide drinks for runners, spectators and volunteers at the 2019 Redbrik Chesterfield Half Marathon
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A specialist in the creation and re-use of digital information has won the East Midlands Chamber (Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire) Derbyshire Business of the Year Award 2019.
Read more >Fruit and vegetables on Chesterfield market will soon be sold by one local business rather than two, following the confirmation of an amalgamation.
Read more >The Chesterfield Medical Partnership (CMP) will officially join together with Royal Primary Care (RPC) becoming ‘RPC Chesterfield North-West’.
Read more >Amigos Redline Racing star Seb Perez managed to make the most despite a disappointing weekend as he continued his Porsche Carrera Cup GB campaign when he returned to Silverstone Grand Prix circuit.
Read more >Staveley and Clay Cross are 3 of the 100 places invited to develop proposals for a new generation of multi-million-pound Town Deals which have today (6 September 2019) been announced by Local Government Secretary Rt Hon Robert Jenrick MP
Read more >Derbyshire Education Business Partnership have been shortlisted for the Careers Provider of the Year Award in the Careers Excellence Awards 2019.
Read more >Chesterfield Champion, The University of Derby has been shortlisted for the sector’s most prestigious accolade – the Times Higher Education (THE) University of the Year Award 2019.
Read more >The Avenue School Challenge, which aims to help students find out more about the world of construction and improve their science, technology, engineering or maths (STEM) skills, was set up by North East Derbyshire District Council and partners in autumn 2018.
Read more >Latest figures reveal the Peak District and Derbyshire’s tourism sector is now worth £2.3 billion to the local economy, with 42 million people visiting the area in 2018 and supporting over 30,000 jobs
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