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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
Derbyshire County Council is still waiting to decide on the future of one of Staveley’s most distinctive buildings as its library service is due to relocate from the landmark property to a newly-built facility in the town centre as part of a £25.2m regeneration scheme.
Derbyshire planners have given the go-ahead for 33 new homes in three...
PROUD ex-directors from Bolsover District Council's former development company Dragonfly, which has been taken back-in house by the authority, have expressed their satisfaction at the completion of the delayed £12.7m Shirebrook crematorium which was one of its last projects.
THE Clay Cross Town Deal Board overseeing a Government-funded £24.1million regeneration scheme has revealed it is facing a high risk of increased
OPPOSITION Conservative councillors have been calling upon High Peak Borough Council to rethink its decision to shut down its Carelink service for the vulnerable, elderly and disabled over recruitment problems.
By: Jon Cooper
Delighted campaigners have persuaded Derbyshire councillors to refuse plans for a controversial woodland holiday park scheme on the grounds that its economic benefits would not outweigh the harm it poses to the character of the area and due to its remoteness regarding public transport.
By: Jon Cooper
A councillor is continuing to raise concerns about the number of HGV lorries moving through a Derbyshire housing estate and a busy residential village with shops and a primary school.
By: Jon Cooper, Zena Hawley
The development would have seen 75 timber cabins built on 140 acres of woodland at Farley Moor
By: Jon Cooper
Opposition Conservative councillors have been calling upon High Peak Borough Council to rethink its decision to shut down its Carelink service for the vulnerable, elderly and disabled over recruitment problems.
By: Jon Cooper
Campaigners opposed to plans for a major water park scheme over fears for the environment and highways do not regard consultee Bassetlaw District Council’s decision to raise no objections over the project’s potential impact on its area’s heritage assets as significant.
