Eddie Bisknell is a Local Democracy Reporter at Derbyshire Live. He covers a range of topics including construction, real estate, health and wellness, as well as regional interest stories, reflecting his commitment to community-focused journalism. Eddie's work has been featured in numerous outlets such as Nottinghamshire Live, BBC News, and The Mirror, among others.
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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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POLITICAL leaders say they are “deeply concerned” and “addened” at the loss of part of an airport bus route through Derbyshire.
By: Eddie Bisknell
The 10 current Derbyshire councils have not had a say in the new names, but they can be changed by the councillors at a later date
By: Eddie Bisknell
The Government has revealed the names for the new Derbyshire councils, which will be formed after the current 10 authorities are all scrapped.
By: Eddie Bisknell
The police have dropped all investigations into former Derbyshire doctor Daniel Hay following his death, leaving his victims “failed and disheartened”.
Daniel Hay was under investigation over harm caused to women when he died in April.
Daniel Hay was under investigation over harm caused to women when he died in April.
He was being investigated by the police and the NHS for potential harm to hundreds of women
By: Eddie Bisknell
The cycle route between the Nutbrook Trail and Erewash Canal, serving many commuters in the area, had been severed for more than a year due to a planning breach
THE Government has revealed the names for the two new Derbyshire councils that will be formed after the current 10 authorities are scrapped.
Some of the roads are notorious for accidents and near-misses
