Generally speaking, it is absence makes the heart grow fonder. Historically, for me and I can only speak for me, is that when I've had a bid turned down in the summer I try to return to it in January unless I know it's absolutely impossible. It wouldn't surprise me to have offers for Cash and Birdy because they are very good players. I wouldn't actually say it's the same clubs that were rumoured to be interested in them during the summer either. It could be anyone.

I am determined to protect citizens and help catch more criminals. This funding will be prioritised in areas where need is greatest and where it can be used to deliver maximum results. I will be working closely with partners over the coming weeks to prepare our bid.” Will Morlidge, Chief Executive of the D2N2 Local Enterprise Partnership, said: “The Civic University Agreement is a clear sign that partners remain committed to improving social mobility and driving forward innovation and the economic prosperity of our city and county. We are proud members of the Derby Opportunity Area Board, a key part of the civic agenda, and the leadership shown by Professor Kathryn Mitchell and the support from the University of Derby team has been fundamental to improving the life-chances of many young people within our communities.” Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire communities set to benefit from new state-of-the-art 999 mobilising system This agreement and its resulting future activities, initiatives and programmes will have a significant positive impact on society by supporting the aspirations of all our local communities in the city and the county and retain our future business leaders right here.” Green travel – DerbyGo, a green mobility app being developed as part of a partnership between the University, Derby City Council and Kinto, Toyota’s mobility brand

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It also feels the planned location of a children’s play area close to Porter Lane is an unsafe spot. Derbyshire County Council says that Middleton Community Primary School and Anthony Gell School (a secondary) both have sufficient capacity to take on new pupils linked to the new development. During the event, each goal was brought to life through a civic showcase, highlighting the breadth of projects and initiatives underway. These included presentations on: Retro Feva 80’s – a DerbyCAN commissioned music jukebox show inspired by Top of the Pop’s 80’s featuring a community cast of local performers.

Derbyshire Dales District Council planning officers have recommended that the 57-home plans are approved at a meeting this week. Among the 57 homes would be 17 affordable properties, comprising eight one-bed flats, eight two-bed houses and one three-bed house. Through our Civic University Agreement, we are making a clear statement of intent as to how we will approach our civic role moving forward. However, the ambitions we have set out need support from others if we are to achieve them and I am overwhelmed by the positive response from the organisations we approached to be signatories and who will be alongside us on this important journey.” People deserve to feel safe whether at home or using our public spaces. Women should be able to live their lives without fear of violence. This is why ASB, neighbourhood crime and VAWG are key priorities in my Police and Crime Plan. A Civic University Agreement, developed by the University of Derby, has been launched in partnership with 15 other organisations from across the city and county.

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Apprenticeships and skills – the positive impact University of Derby civil engineering apprentices are having on Greenhatch group, a Geospatial surveys firm Derby County will offer new contracts to midfielder Max Bird and defender Eiran Cashin as they look to secure their futures at Pride Park. The report aims to help universities build on the excellent work that many of them are already carrying out in these areas, working alongside councils, employers, cultural institutions, schools and further education colleges. Concerns have been raised by members of the public about the capacity of the local infrastructure (schools and medical practices, for example) to cope with such a large development. Further concerns have been received regarding access and egress given the volume of traffic on B5035 Porter Lane. The parish council shares those concerns.”