A Derby County footballer who runs a mentoring firm which works in local schools has welcomed how young people’s issues have been brought to attention
L-R, Mr Seaman, Erin, Ellie, Millie, Adalene, Faith, Bethany, Phoebe and Mr Higgins.
A mum and daughter from Derby are looking forward to catching up with the lives of a special group of schoolchildren when they return to
DERBY County Community Trust – the charitable arm of the Championship club – is hoping that the Rams’ promotion will be a welcome boost to
Heading into town after Derby County had been promoted on Saturday gave me 1996 vibes, bringing back memories of the last time the Rams clinched
Alan Higgins with his Community Heroes and Thrive awards.
Ben Osborn and Jack Andrews with head teacher of Lees Brook Academy, Clare Watson. Premier league footballer Ben Osborn is helping coach the footballing talent
Former Derby County stars have helped celebrate the hard work and dedication of young people who go above and beyond. Shaun Barker, who was captain
Hip-hop and grime trio N-Dubz have announced they will headline an open-air gig in Derby in June as part of their first UK tour in 11 years.
A female footballer who received a personalised letter from former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson that ‘inspired’ her to continue with her sporting career
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A Derby marketing expert is calling on companies to “take the gamble” on bringing more people into the industry by taking advantage of the Government’s
A charity that has been providing free seaside holidays for needy children since 1891 is offering schools the chance to book its centre for ultra
The head teacher of a Derby secondary school named amongst the UK’s best for attendance has promised free hot chocolates to the best behaved students
Young people who grew up or spent time in the care system enjoyed an afternoon of festive fun, food and music when they came together