Derby and Derbyshire News
Keep up to date with the latest news and sports articles for Derby and Derbyshire. You will also find links on the left that will direct you to local and national newspaper websites and publications.
Goose dies after dog attack at Derby park
An incident the following day saw a dog attack a swan, which distressed a nearby nesting duck.
Teddy bears support children in traumatic incidents
The Trauma Teds are going on the road with Derbyshire Police after comforting children in county hospitals.
Dad's funeral dumper truck final request honoured
Dave Newton, of Whitwell, Derbyshire, planned his funeral about 10 years before he died.
'Government didn't act quick enough' on Alstom
Sir Keir Starmer says the government haven't "properly understood the anxiety" for workers and their families.
Motorcyclist dies in Peak District crash
The 63-year-old motorcyclist was pronounced dead at the scene, police said.
Family to return home six months after Storm Babet
The family had to move after water ruined the ground floor.
'Rumbling' sound as earthquake hits village
The earthquake was reported by people more than 25 miles away from the epicentre near Belper.
Call for meeting to explain 'constant' roadworks
Drivers in Long Eaton and Sawley have been battling gridlocked traffic due to the work.
Pacemaker runner aims to set marathon record
Dr David Black has been called both "inspirational" and "stupid" for running despite two heart attacks.
Plan to turn closed bank into 'premium' restaurant
The town centre branch has been stood empty for almost six years since its closure.
Fire that killed mum and son started accidentally
Sarita Garcia-Perez, 65, and her 31-year-old son Sancho Garcia-Bolsover died in the house fire.
A54 reopens after serious crash
The road in the Peak District was closed for several hours while the crash was dealt with.
Harris helps Foxes profit from Derbyshire drops
Australian opener Marcus Harris survives two dropped catches as Leicestershire build a solid platform on day one in Derby.
Rams need to be relaxed to seal promotion - Warne
Boss Paul Warne says Derby County must avoid being overwhelmed by being on the brink of clinching automatic promotion.
Peaty heads 33-strong GB swimming squad for Paris
Freya Anderson is picked in Team GB's swimming squad for the Olympics, alongside the likes of Olympic champions Adam Peaty and Tom Dean.
Peaty using his faith to prepare for Paris 2024
Three-time Olympic gold medallist Adam Peaty says he is learning to balance his Christian faith with his fighting mentality as he prepares for the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.
Reece and Guest earn Derbyshire draw at Glamorgan
Luis Reece and Brooke Guest steer Derbyshire to a draw at Glamorgan on a rain-affected final day in Cardiff.
Alfreton Town 1-1 Cambridge
Michael Gash's injury-time penalty secures Cambridge a point at Alfreton Town in the Blue Square Bet Premier.
Rams recall Gjokaj from Carlisle
Derby County recall defender Valentin Gjokaj from his loan spell at League One club Carlisle United.
Brailsford named 2012 top coach
British Cycling performance director Dave Brailsford is named BBC Sport's coach of the year at the awards in London.
Brailsford likes Wiggins dilemma
Bradley Wiggins's desire to defend his Tour de France title gives coach Dave Brailsford a problem he will "relish".
Cody Fisher: Killers' sentences considered for review
The Attorney General's Office says it has received a referral arguing the sentences were too lenient.
Death of aid worker 'left massive void', friends say
A community is fundraising for the family of "Bristol's best friend", James Kirby, killed in Gaza.
Migrants in Dunkirk undeterred by UK's Rwanda bill
Although migrants are concerned about the deportation policy, they still want to enter the UK.
Grieving mum urges parents to discuss violence against women
The mother of murdered student is supporting a new educational programme on gender-based violence.
Deaf fan 'proud' of player's signing celebration
A 12-year-old boy says he is "proud" of Newcastle captain Dan Burn fulfilling his promise to deaf fans.
Blossoms lost from landscape inspire street names
Place names linked to blossom double despite the loss of more than half of all orchards.
Landlord stands by 'no children' sign
The Lower Red Lion's chalkboard sign was viewed by about 75 million people online.
Officer punished for cutting off trainees' earrings
PC Martin Briggs made the students believe he was going to use bolt croppers, Dorset Police said.
Relief over dumped litter of puppies after DNA test
A DNA test was carried out to determine whether or not the puppies were XL bullies.
County flower 'obliterated' by severe weather
Almost 40,000 fewer snake's head fritillaries were counted in Oxford this year compared to 2023.
Queen Elizabeth II statue to be unveiled
To celebrate the occasion, there will be free parking in Oakham, Rutland, on Saturday.
Teacher to run marathon to fund school beach trip
He said half of his pupils had never enjoyed a day out at the beach before.