Christmas is coming to Markeaton Park! We are very excited that in just one day’s time, the festivities will begin with a range of great outdoor activities for all the family! The elves have moved in, the tree has gone up and Father Christmas’s North Pole post box has appeared.
A new boss is set to take the helm at Toyota Manufacturing UK from the start of next year.
Richard Kenworthy will take up the post of managing director at the firm, which has its car manufacturing plant at Burnaston, from 1st January 2021. He will replace Jim Crosbie, who is moving to the role of president of Toyota Manufacturing France.
Derby Museums is running a survey to explore what local makers need from the Prospect at the new Museum of Making.
By becoming a member of The Prospect, it will enable you to hire and book our work-spaces and fully fitted out workshops, where expert support is available. Being a Prospect member you will gain access to a group of like-minded individuals, coming together to support and learn. You will be able to participate in learning and teaching sessions as well as networking events.
Festive Derby’s outdoor attractions begin on Friday 4 Dec, bringing a backdrop of lights and Christmas sparkle to the city streets together with attractions that can be enjoyed in a safe way.
Festive Derby is full of the traditional Christmas Trees and lights – but look a little more closely and you will find some unusual seasonal sights to enjoy.
Derby College Group (DCG) has become just the fourth in the UK to be awarded College of Sanctuary status in recognition of the support it provides to the asylum and refugee community in the city.
DCG is one of only two education providers in Derbyshire to be recognised by Derby City of Sanctuary which is an umbrella group of organisations working to create a climate of welcome and safety for asylum seekers and refugees in the city.
Two solicitors at Timms have been promoted to Associates having completed the firm’s innovative Pathway Programme – designed to support staff in their career development plans.
Personal Injury solicitor Natasha Layton and Family Law senior solicitor Dee Khunkhuna have both successfully completed the ten-month Pathway to Associate programme.
This has been specially-designed by Timms to help progress individuals into more senior and management roles.
Derby’s economy is expected to bounce back stronger than anywhere in the East Midlands, according to a new report.
The latest UK Powerhouse report, published by law firm Irwin Mitchell and the Centre for Economics and Business Research (Cebr), predicts that the city’s annual GVA growth in the second quarter of next year will be 25%, ahead of Leicester (24.9%) and Nottingham (23.2%).
Derby’s bid to establish a £15 million advanced manufacturing research centre has taken an important step closer.
The investment opportunities at Infinity Park Derby took centre stage on the second day of the Midlands UK Forum for Growth.
Earlier today, Rachel North, strategic director for communities and place at Derby City Council, delivered a pitch at the event, which is being held entirely online, detailing the opportunities at the 100-acre site.