Taking our cadets to new heights
Many of our cadets took to new heights last week during their summer residential.
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Many of our cadets took to new heights last week during their summer residential.
Chief Constable Rachel Swann and Police and Crime Commissioner Angelique Foster were joined by PC Nathan Todd at 10 Downing Street on Wednesday, to celebrate the extra officers now keeping the people of Derbyshire safe.
A further two people have been charged in connection with a large scale disturbance in Alvaston.
A man has been charged and six others arrested in connection with a large scale disturbance in Alvaston.
Officers investigating a large scale disturbance in Alvaston are appealing for anyone with footage or dashcam video from the area to get in touch.
We were called to a large scale disturbance in Elvaston Lane, Alvaston, at 15.51 on Sunday 20 August.
A husband who stabbed his wife to death in their Littleover home has been jailed for life.
Detective Sergeant Gareth Fuller has been selected for this year’s Invictus Games and will be competing in archery and table tennis.
Clicking a fake Facebook notification led to weeks of anxiety and blocked access to an essential business page for one Derbyshire business owner.
We’re releasing CCTV images of a man officers would like to speak to in connection with reports a man was assaulted at a pub in Ilkeston.