Stalking and harassment service expanded in Derby
A support service for people experiencing stalking and harassment in Derbyshire has been expanded to reach even more people.
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A support service for people experiencing stalking and harassment in Derbyshire has been expanded to reach even more people.
Today is International Men’s Day – a day to celebrate the men in our lives and all they do, and also a day to remind them that they deserve help and support when they need it, too.
A man has been charged with dangerous driving after a pedestrian was seriously injured after a collision with a BMW in Derby.
A dog owner has been jailed after his pet dog attacked and killed his own brother at a house in Derby.
A man has been charged with attempted murder following a serious assault in a Derby street.
A woman has been charged in connection with a collision in which two people died.
If you think yourself or a friend may have been spiked, speaking to someone quickly is the key.
The work being done in Derbyshire to tackle and raise awareness of spiking is set to be showcased as the national Spiking Week of Intensification begins.
A Derbyshire PCSO has reconnected with his past serving in the Gulf War for the British Army.
Tomorrow Derbyshire will see the Tour of Britain’s cyclists take to our roads, with Derby City Centre marking the start point for the race.