Zena Hawley

A silent disco, tai chi by the river and a chance to find out about farming, animals and food production in the farmyard are some of the many activities taking place at Chatsworth over the coming months.

Numerous activities, both indoors and out, are taking place in a packed agenda

PEOPLE were forced to jump from the top floor of a Derby house after flames ripped through the upper storeys of the building.

The Musician in October 1990 The interior back in 1994 A view of the dance floor and stage in 1994

Work to restore Grade II listed cast iron Victorian bollards, chains and rails in a Derby road has been completed after nine months of painstaking work, at a cost of just over £230,000.

Trade at a well-known Derbyshire book shop has been the best ever over the past three years since it first opened 52 years ago, according to David Booker, who has been running the shop for more than a decade.

Children have returned to stay at the Derbyshire Children's Holiday Centre for seaside breaks for the first time in two years - thanks to intensive fundraising and the generosity of Derbyshire Live readers.

Two Derby nursery schools - which are part of a joint federation - have been placed in special measures by Ofsted on the same day.

The pair are in a federation together - with one failing to have adequate safeguarding measures in place - and follows complaints to Ofsted

It's hard to imagine now, but little did you know that, at one time, the UK's then-longest continuous cable-hauled tramway system operated on the outskirts of Derby.