One of the biggest wins for North East Derbyshire last year was bringing banking back to Clay Cross for the first time in six years with the opening of a new banking hub.
Welcome to my survey on Broadband coverage in North East Derbyshire. I have made improving broadband connections in Derbyshire a key priority of mine since 2017 so I want to know your views on how satisfied you are with your current broadband coverage.
Congratulations to Evie from Marsh Lane whose design won the 2023 Christmas Card Competition and is on all Lee's Christmas cards this year! Well done as well to the Runners Up featured on the back of the card:
Lee Rowley MP visited the new Sharley Park Leisure Centre recently with local Councillors and other Clay Cross Town Board members. This will be known as Clay Cross Active, because of the health and other facilities that will be there too when it opens to the public.
Lee Rowley MP was out supporting local businesses for Small Business Saturday to showcase some of the fantastic local businesses on our high streets across North East Derbyshire.
Lee Rowley MP welcomed the official opening of the Clay Cross Banking Hub on the 24th November 2023. The hub is located at the old Fultons Foods store on the Parade in Bridge Street and the official opening took place this morning with a ribbon cutting ceremony attended by Lee and others.
Alongside local Councillors, Lee held a public meeting in Killamarsh to discuss GP provision after requests from residents for a detailed discussion. Dozens of residents attended, alongside representatives of the Medical Centre, to go through their long-standing concerns and questions.
Last Friday, a major new summit was held - bringing together politicians, business representatives, regional transport bodies, Councils and residents - to discuss the continuing work to reduce congestion on the A61 Derby Road.
Lee Rowley MP has strongly welcomed the Government’s announced today that, after years of campaigning, the Barrow Hill line will be re-opening to passenger traffic, decades after it was closed in the 1960s.
Lee has welcomed the news that Chesterfield has been awarded £20 million in funds to help regenerate it's town centre. The specific details on this fund will be announced in the coming months but, broadly, the £20 million is a ten-year ‘endowment style’ fund. It will now be down to Chesterfield
