Live Leader’s Q&A: The Tide Mills Project | Wednesday 10 February at 10am

For this week’s Live Leader’s Q&A Councillor Zoe Nicholson will be joined by Phil Rose of the Tide Mills Project who will be telling all about this wonderful new initiative! Please join us this Wednesday 10 February at 10am, live on Facebook.

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Hungary fans banned from next match after England players racially abused 21st September 2021

FIFA has ordered Hungary to play its next home match without fans after England players were racially abused in a World Cup qualifier.

Man arrested after deaths of four people in Killamarsh was taken to hospital with self-inflicted injuries 21st September 2021

A man who was arrested after four people were found dead in a house in Killamarsh was taken to hospital with self-inflicted injuries.

Harry Dunn's parents reach 'resolution' with teenager's alleged killer in damages claim 21st September 2021

The parents of Harry Dunn have reached a "resolution" with the teenager's alleged killer in a civil claim for damages in the US.

Boris Johnson finally confirms how many children he has - and that he 'changes a lot of nappies' 21st September 2021

As Boris Johnson prepares to welcome his second child with his wife Carrie, he appears to have confirmed for the first time that he already has six children.

PM says energy crisis is a 'short-term problem' and dismisses risk of Christmas disruption 21st September 2021

The prime minister has described Britain's energy crisis as a "short-term problem" and said he does not think there will be disruption to food supplies at Christmas.

More than 1,200 Afghans eligible for UK didn't make evacuation flights, defence secretary says 21st September 2021

More than 1,200 people - made up of hundreds of Afghan interpreters and their families - remain in Afghanistan as they were unable to get an evacuation flight out, the defence secretary has revealed.

Boost for shoppers as major carbon dioxide supplier to restart production after govt talks 21st September 2021

The owner of two UK fertiliser plants whose shutdown sparked a food supply crisis has agreed to restart production after talks with the government.

More than £15,000 raised for families of three children and mother found dead in Derbyshire 21st September 2021

More than £15,000 has been raised for the families of a mother and three children who were found dead in Derbyshire.

Third Russian intelligence officer named and charged by UK police over Salisbury poisonings 21st September 2021

Britain has named and charged a third Russian military intelligence officer over the Salisbury spy poisonings, in a significant development that will enrage Russia.