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The Derby Telegraph is a British daily newspaper focused on local news, community reporting and regional issues across the Derbyshire area. First published in 1879, it has long served as a trusted source of news and information for readers in the city and surrounding areas. The newspaper is known for its coverage of local government, business, education and public affairs, providing insight into the developments and decisions that affect communities throughout the region. It also features breaking news, investigative reporting and human-interest stories that reflect the people, events and challenges shaping life in Derbyshire. Sports coverage includes local clubs, grassroots competitions and major national sporting events, while lifestyle content highlights entertainment, culture, dining and community activities. The Derby Telegraph combines timely reporting with a strong local focus, helping readers stay connected to the issues and stories that matter most in their area. Available on PressReader, the Derby Telegraph newspaper delivers trusted local journalism, community insight and comprehensive coverage of Derby and Derbyshire.
A TEACHER who smashed a glass into a stranger’s face outside a city pub has been spared jail but lost his job. Derby Crown Court heard how Nathan Ndala, 26, of Osmaston Road, had been outside Molly Malone’s in December, 2025 when he accused a man...
PLANS to merge Derby’s two business improvement districts (BIDS) will also include the Becketwell area of the city, as detailed in a new prospectus sent out to 1,000 businesses across the city. The 24-page document details how and why it would...
A TEAM from a city mental health hospital have completed an mountain challenge for charity. Two staff members and a patient from Cygnet Hospital Derby reached the summit of Yr Wyddfa/Snowdon and raised £225 for The Fire Fighters...
YOUNG people across a Derbyshrie town are set to benefit as a youth health and wellbeing event prepares to open its doors free of charge. Taking over Whitemoor Medical Centre on November 28, the interactive day is tailored specifically for...
DETAILED in the prospectus, Derby’s Cathedral Quarter and St Peters Quarter BIDs revealed that their rangers completed more than 19,000 hours on duty and carried out 23,000 business visits alongside more than 3,200 recorded public or...
DERBYSHIRE officials are to spend £40 million contracting private firms to carry out specialist road repair works. Derbyshire County Council is to sign off on the £40 million spending across six new contracts for road repair specialists.
