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Derby City Council says it hopes to expand the scheme "to support more residents in need".
Derby City Council says it hopes to expand the scheme "to support more residents in need".
Police officers say they found the man dead in the road after the stabbing on Saturday evening.
Emergency services were called to the scene in the city centre in the early hours of Sunday.
By: Rob Sissons, Tom Oakley
Work is continuing on the £105m National Rehabilitation Centre, which is set to open in the summer.
Thousands of windows in flats above the Victoria Centre will be refurbished over the next year and beyond.
The council says it is working "around the clock" to make roads safe to travel on by gritting them.
They met at supermarkets before driving in convoy around Nottingham and Leicester.
The NHS trust says it is helping to maintain the flow of patients through its hospitals.
Lucy Gossage finished first in the women's race between Derbyshire and Scotland on Thursday.
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