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- Derby live updates as string of roads closed due to major house fire
- Ilkeston pub could lose licence over police's 'serious disorder' concerns
- Derbyshire Reform leader says new East Midlands authority is 'unnecessary' despite being board member
- New crossing to be installed on 'dangerous' route next to Markeaton Park
- Council ends six-year pursuit of Derbyshire activist over unlawful solar panels which led to prison threat
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Irish bar O'Dwyers to reopen open in city centre with live music and food – punters can't wait
The popular bar is returning to the city after shutting down five years ago
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String of roads closed and homes evacuated due to major house fire
People have been warned to keep their doors and windows closed
Derby live updates as string of roads closed due to major house fire
People have been warned to keep their doors and windows closed
Ilkeston pub could lose licence over police's 'serious disorder' concerns
It is believed the review of The Market Inn’s licence may be connected to two town centre deaths
Derbyshire Reform leader says new East Midlands authority is 'unnecessary' despite being board member
Alan Graves said he was unimpressed with parts of his first board meeting
New crossing to be installed on 'dangerous' route next to Markeaton Park
Changes to the road are set to be made later this year
End of six-year fight over solar panels which led to prison threat
Mary Smail had been threatened with a two-year prison sentence over unlawfully installing solar panels on her home