Jon Cooper is a Lead Investor and Advisor with a focus on local news and issues in Chesterfield, United Kingdom. He writes for various publications including the Chesterfield Advertiser and Derbyshire Live, covering topics such as local government budgets, council decisions, and community developments. His work has also been featured in a range of other publications and media outlets.
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Jon Cooper's coverage primarily focuses on local government decisions, budget deficits, and public services in the Chesterfield area of the United Kingdom. His articles predominantly cover government announcements and legal policy regulations related to local governance.
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By: Jon Cooper
Cash-strapped Derbyshire council believes there has been a decline in demand for building-based support for adults with learning disabilities as the authority is set to consider shutting down four day centres and four residential support services.
By: Jon Cooper
Derbyshire council claims it is having to consider streamlining a home support service for poorly people by potentially introducing tighter eligibility criteria to ensure it helps those in most need.
High Peak Labour MP Jon Pearce who is campaigning against Derbyshire County Council’s proposed care home and day centre closures has been pleased to see three units in his area are no longer named among those potentially facing closure.
Club chairman David Hopkins said the move will "prepare the club for future generations and beyond".
Derbyshire council’s Cabinet has agreed to introduce a raft of cutbacks and money-saving changes in four key areas involving care home closures, cuts to learning disability services, community group funding, and tighter criteria for home support eligibility.
By: Jon Cooper, Zena Hawley
Eight care homes and five day centres for the elderly are to be closed as part of a raft of cutbacks and money-saving changes in four key areas, which
Derbyshire is set to receive a share of £40m of Government funding to support bus services and keep fares down just weeks after plans to increase the single bus fare cap from £2 to £3 were announced in the Autumn Budget.
Opposition councillors are continuing to fight against plans for the sale of...
By: Jon Cooper
Derbyshire’s Chatsworth House estate insists traffic congestion during its on-going Christmas Market has been closely monitored with minimal issues reported outside of disruption from road works and a very busy Peak District weekend when its event clashed with other markets.
By: Jon Cooper
Derbyshire County Council is introducing a new vehicle Automatic Number Plate Recognition registration scheme for residents at its household waste recycling centres to deter costly interlopers despite an accusation that it is implementing ‘Big Brother’ tactics.
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