Eddie Bisknell is a Local Democracy Reporter based in Derbyshire, UK. He covers local news and politics, focusing on issues such as housing developments, council decisions, and environmental concerns. Eddie's work has been featured in various publications, including Derbyshire Live, BBC News, and Yahoo News UK.
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Eddie Bisknell focuses on local government announcements, legal policy regulation, and developments in Derbyshire. His articles cover topics such as expansion, development, council decisions, housing projects, and their impact on the community.
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By: Eddie Bisknell
A cash-strapped Derbyshire council is set to approve its multimillion-pound plans for a solar farm next to a nature reserve.
A cash-strapped Derbyshire council is set to approve its multimillion-pound...
By: Eddie Bisknell
Daniel Hay, who worked at Royal Derby Hospital, is the subject of a criminal investigation into care he provided to hundreds of women
By: Eddie Bisknell
The former Stones of Wirksworth building in Wirksworth town centre could become a shop and a gym
By: Eddie Bisknell
An historic former Derbyshire cinema and hardware store which was set for conversion into apartments could now become a shop and gym.
By: Eddie Bisknell
Plans for 34 homes were approved in Somercotes in 2022 but now the developer wants to scrap promises for affordable homes citing 'viability' issues
By: Eddie Bisknell
A developer's claim that it is not financially viable to build affordable housing or make hundreds of thousands of pounds of local improvements has angered Derbyshire villagers.
A criminal investigation into the conduct of Daniel Hay has been ongoing since September 2022.
Derbyshire County Council is due to overspend by £28 million, up from £20 million, make cuts of £30 million and use all but £7 million of its reserves just to meet a balanced budget
By: Eddie Bisknell
A cash-strapped council is now forecast to overspend by a further £8 million – to £28 million – edging it towards effective bankruptcy . A new report
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