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Shocking pictures lead Derby police to say: "This is why your cars get broken into"

March 7, 2014, 4:13 am
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"THIS is the reason your cars are getting broken into" - that's the message from police in Derby. Handbags, iPhones, valuable power tools, car keys and laptops are being left on display, making easy pickings for thieves. A specialist operation in Chaddesden and Oakwood - called Operation Nettie - has been set up whereby officers are undertaking high-visibility patrols to offer reassurance and deter further offences. As part of those patrols Police Community Support Officer Matt Thurman is taking these photographs, which show a host of items left on display, and posting them online on the safer neighbourhood team's Twitter feed. He is then following this up by giving advice to the owners of the vehicles. Inspector Paul Cannon is in charge of policing in Derby North, which covers areas including Oakwood and Chaddesden. He said as well as Operation Nettie, officers in the city centre had seen a spike in what he called "old-fashioned smash and grab" thefts from vehicles. Mr Cannon said: "We are asking residents to help us to help them. "Leaving items of value on display in this way is just ridiculous. "You are making yourself a prime target of seeing your vehicle broken into and your things taken. "The people who commit these crimes are looking for anything they can get their hands on as quickly as possible." PCSO Thurman's photographs include images of iPhones left sat on passenger seats, open handbags, vans stocked with expensive tools and a number where sat navs are left stick to the inside of windscreens. Mr Cannon said in the city centre and area that covers a triangle connecting St Mary's Gate, St James Street and the Cathedral quarter, has seen 18 break-ins of vehicles in the past month. Ordinarily that number would be far less He said: "This is almost like going back 20 years whereby someone smashes the quarterlight to gain access to the vehicle before taking what they can from inside. "It is like an old fashioned smash and grab raid." In response to the spate Mr Cannon's officers have increased regular and undercover patrols in the area and have been working closely with the Cathedral Quarter Partnership to make workers and residents aware the offences are happening and giving them advice. He said they are also speaking with the city council about focussing CCTV on car parks and streets that have been targeted. Mr Cannon said: "Because the method used by the offenders in each case is the same we are linking the offences. "These people are prepared to do these crimes for quite small returns. "In some cases they are taking sat navs and whatever is on display, but in other cases they are breaking into cars for a bit of loose change that people are leaving on show in their car. "Our message to people is clear - don't leave anything on show, even something like a coat because these people will break in to see if anything is in the pockets of that coat."

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Derby County: Former Rams loan defender signs for Blackburn Rovers

March 7, 2014, 5:05 am
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BLACKBURN Rovers have signed former Derby County loan centre-back Michael Keane from Manchester United for the rest of the season. The England Under-21 international moves to Ewood Park as cover for captain Grant Hanley, who has been struggling with a calf injury. Keane could make his debut in Sunday's Lancashire derby against Burnley. "I've got a bit of experience now in the Championship and I know what it takes to play well in these games," said the 21-year-old, who was unable to play for England Under-21 against Wales at the iPro Stadium on Wednesday because of an administrative error. "I'm looking to play well on Sunday and hit the ground running and keep that form up. I'm sure it will be a tough game but I'm confident we can get a result." MIDDLESBROUGH head coach Aitor Karanka has been dealt a fresh injury blow by the news that goalkeeper Tomas Mejias could be out of action for up to five weeks, which means he could miss the visit of Derby County on April 5. The Spaniard, who made his Boro debut in a 1-0 Championship defeat at Sheffield Wednesday last weekend, injured a hand in training.

Derby County: Former Rams loan defender signs for Blackburn Rovers

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Police in Derby investigate two robberies on teenage boys

March 7, 2014, 5:24 am
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POLICE in Derby were called to two separate incidents whereby teenage boys were robbed in the city. Both incidents took place yesterday but are not linked. The first happened in Sunnydale Park, off Willson Street, Littleover, at 3.25pm. A 14-year-old boy was approached by a man who allegedly threatened him with a knife and demanded he hand over his mobile phone. The victim refused and the would-be robber ran off. A 19-year-old man was arrested 30 minutes by detectives. The second incident happened in Middleton Street, Normanton, at 6.30pm. A 15-year-old boy was walking with a friend when they were approached by three Asian youths. It is alleged that one of them threatened the victim before there was a tussle in the street and his mobile phone was taken from him. A 16-year-old Derby boy was arrested two hours later on suspicion of robbery. Both alleged offenders remain in custody being questioned today.

Police in Derby investigate two robberies on teenage boys

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Live: Derby County v Millwall

March 8, 2014, 4:00 am
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JOIN us for live match coverage of Derby County's Championship clash with Millwall on Saturday. We'll have all the build-up from the iPro Stadium and minute-by-minute updates from the game in our interactive match blog below. The blog will be up and running from around 1pm ahead of kick-off at 3pm.
 

Live: Derby County v Millwall

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Giant blue cross carried on foot from Derby to Burton church

March 8, 2014, 5:14 am
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AN 18ft-high blue cross is currently being carried on foot from Derby to its new home in Burton. The larger of two blue crosses which used to adorn Derby's former Queen's Hall Methodist Church will now feature at Burton's Kings Way Church. Reverend Phil Crathorne is being helped by church volunteers to carry the cross 13 miles in a bid to raise awareness of the Christian message. The group will be visiting 13 different churches along the way. He contacted the new owner of building in London Road, Sohan Perdesi, after he launched an appeal in the Derby Telegraph to rehome it. Speaking at Youth with a Mission, Whitaker Road, Derby, said: "It's an absolute mad idea but it's been really great fun. "We have been looking for a new cross for years but we have not had the facilities. "I thought there has to be a way to move the cross and what's the point of just transporting it? Carrying it is a much better idea. "When I saw the appeal in the Derby Telegraph I thought it sounded really good, especially with the colour. "It will really give the church a fresh look. "We have a small cross at the moment but it's old and tired." Rev Crathorne said the group have received plenty of attention from passers-by. He said: "A lot of cars have sounded their hooters and people have been asking what we're doing. "It's really encouraging to get that support and the sun is even coming out now."

Giant blue cross carried on foot from Derby to Burton church

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Team news: Three changes for Derby County as Sammon, Bamford and Bryson all start against Millwall

March 8, 2014, 5:57 am
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DERBY County head coach Steve McClaren has made three changes to his side for Saturday's Championship clash with Millwall (3pm). Striker Conor Sammon makes only his second league start of the season in place of suspended top scorer Chris Martin, who was sent off in last weekend's 2-0 defeat at promotion rivals Burnley. Forward Patrick Bamford is preferred to Johnny Russell, while fit-again Craig Bryson, who scored a hat-trick at Millwall earlier this season, comes back in at the expense of John Eustace. Russell and Eustace drop to the bench, where there is also a return for teenage striker Mason Bennett. "We have freshened it up a little bit with a different midfield trio, and the forward line is a bit different too," said Rams coach Paul Simpson. "We have had to change it because of the absence of Chris Martin. We feel as though it is a game we have got to be positive and have a go at Millwall. "I am delighted for Conor that he has got an opportunity, although conversely, we are disappointed for Chris. "This is a real opportunity for Conor now. He has worked very hard, stayed with the group and kept his head right. "Hopefully, today, he can go out there and get hold of the ball in that striker role. "We are at home, we want to get last week out of our system and we feel as though this is a team that can go and do it. "We are also fully aware we have got a strong bench that can change the game if needs be, or even secure the match if that is the situation." Millwall boss Ian Holloway has made four changes to his side following last weekend's 1-0 home defeat to Brighton. Alan Dunne, Lee Martin, Steve Morison and former Derby loanee DJ Campbell comes in for Ryan Fredericks, Martyn Woolford, Jermaine Easter and Simeon Jackson. Another former Rams, goalkeeper Stephen Bywater, is on the bench for the Lions. DERBY COUNTY: Grant, Wisdom, Keogh, Buxton, Forsyth, Hendrick, Bryson, Hughes, Dawkins, Bamford, Sammon. Subs: Legzdins (gk), Whitbread, Thorne, Eustace, Ward, Russell, Bennett. MILLWALL: Forde, Dunne, Shittu, Lowry, Malone, Upson, Williams, Martin, Garvan, Campbell, Morison. Subs: Bywater (gk), Fredericks, Robinson, Abdou, Chaplow, Woolford, Jackson.

Team news: Three changes for Derby County as Sammon, Bamford and Bryson all start against Millwall

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Former Derby County striker Paulo Wanchope given a warm welcome

March 8, 2014, 6:00 am
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FORMER Derby County striker Paulo Wanchope was back in Derby today as special guest of the Rams for their Sky Bet Championship clash with Millwall. The Costa Rica international, now 37, made a memorable debut against Manchester United in 1997, a goal which was voted Derby County's greatest-ever. He is the latest of the club's stars to be invited back as a guest in recent months, following appearances by Stefano Eranio, Ted McMinn, Igor Stimac and Mart Poom. Supporters were eager to get their picture taken with Wanchope and we want to see your snapshots. Send us your pictures or Tweet them to @DerbyTelegraph And share with us your memories of the great man, too. Here are what a few of you are saying on Twitter.

Former Derby County striker Paulo Wanchope given a warm welcome

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Plan to set up anti-electoral fraud panel at council is voted down

March 8, 2014, 6:33 am
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THE mooted creation of a new all-party panel aimed at preventing electoral fraud has been rejected by the Derby City Council's ruling Labour group.

Tory opposition leader Philip Hickson had called for its creation in the wake of convictions following a case of voting fraud in Arboretum during the 2012 city council elections.

He said its aim would be to "make sure that polling procedures are fair and untainted in future, and that public confidence is restored in the electoral process".

His call had the backing of the Liberal Democrats and independent councillor Lisa Higginbottom at Wednesday's full council meeting but Labour did not support the motion and it was voted down.

Council leader Paul Bayliss said: "We need to be supportive of the returning officer of this council, not undermining them. What is being called for is already being done and therefore is not necessary."

Mr Hickson said after the meeting that his plan would have meant election arrangements would be "right out under the scrutiny of the public and the press".

Plan to set up anti-electoral fraud panel at council is voted down

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Millwall did a job on us, says Derby County defender Jake Buxton

March 9, 2014, 4:04 am
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JAKE Buxton admitted Millwall "did a job" on Derby County in Saturday's Championship encounter at the iPro Stadium. The Lions claimed a 1-0 vicory over the third-placed Rams to ease their relegation fears. Steve Morison headed the only goal of the game after 61 minutes as Steve McClaren's men were left frustrated. "They did a job on us," said Buxton. "They parked the bus in front of the goal, they made it hard for us to break them down. "We started quite well but they slowed the game down and that disrupted us. "We didn't get the ball down and play as fluently as we can do. "And we lacked a little bit of quality in the final third. "We got into some good positions at times but the quality just wasn't as good as it has been."

Millwall did a job on us, says Derby County defender Jake Buxton

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Derby county fan Niall Horan received "saucy" pictures of fans breasts after phone details leak

March 9, 2014, 6:11 am
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According to a national newspaper Derby County fan Niall Horan was furious after he received pictures of breasts from fans after his mobile phone details were leaked. The One Direction star was left gobsmacked according to the Daily Star after being sent thousands of snaps of fans breasts and bums. The 20-year-old also received calls and texts, added the newspaper.

Derby county fan Niall Horan received

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William Roache: Ilkeston-born actor wants to know why charges were brought against him

March 9, 2014, 6:36 am
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Coronation Street star William Roache said he wants to find out why rape and sex abuse charges were brought against him. According to an article in the Sunday Mirror, the Ilkeston-born actor is ready to begin legal proceedings against the Police and Crown Prosecution Service after his acquittal last month. He was accused of exploiting his fame to rape a 15-year-old girl and indecently assault four other teenagers at the soap's studios in Manchester and in his Rolls-Royce in the 60s and 70s. But Mr Roache was found not-guilty of two counts of rape and five of indecent assault after a three-and-a-half week trial at Preston Crown Court. According to the papper, yesterday a friend close to the star said: "Bill and his family still don't understand how the case against him ever reached court."

William Roache: Ilkeston-born actor wants to know why charges were brought against him

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Former Derby County man John Brayford fires Nigel Clough's Sheffield United into FA Cup semi-finals

March 9, 2014, 7:11 am
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FORMER Derby County defender John Brayford was on target as Sheffield United booked their place in the semi-finals of the FA Cup with victory over Charlton Athletic. The Blades, managed by ex-Rams boss Nigel Clough, won 2-0 at Bramall Lane to extend their fine run in the competition. Winger Ryan Flynn broke the deadlock in the 65th minute and right-back Brayford's deflected shot less than two minutes later booked a last-four Wembley showdown for the League One side. Clough's men become the first team from the third tier to reach the last four of the competition since Wycombe in 2001 and extended their remarkable winning sequence to nine matches in all competitions. The Blades were spiralling towards relegation when former Derby boss Clough took over in November but five months later the club are daring to believe a late run on the play-offs is on, as well as now securing their place in the FA Cup semi-finals for the first time in 11 years. United had swept aside Aston Villa, Fulham and Nottingham Forest in previous rounds and save for a competitive first period, a determined Charlton could do little to stem the red and white tide. Clough made seven changes to his starting line-up from the side that beat Peterborough in midweek. Defenders Bob Harris, Brayford and Harry Maguire, midfielders Flynn, Jamie Murphy and Stefan Scougall, plus striker Conor Coady all returned. Charlton striker Marcus Tudgay, another former Derby player, replaced Astrit Ajdarevic in the Addicks' only change. The Blades started full of purpose, as expected after extending their winning streak on Tuesday night, and despite the changes looked anything but disjointed in the opening stages. But Charlton made clear their own intentions in front of a sold-out Bramall Lane crowd of 30,040 - swelled by 5,000 Addicks fans - as both sides ensured a helter-skelter start without creating clear chances. Tudgay's shot following Simon Church's lay-off was turned away by home goalkeeper Mark Howard and at the other end Blades defender Harris drove inches over the crossbar shortly before the break after Murphy had played the ball into his path. Blades' impressive centre-half Maguire turned sharply in the opposition's box to fire the first effort of the second half just wide and Coady was inches away from connecting with Flynn's fine through-ball. Charlton then spurned the best chance of the game up to that point. Tudgay did well to hook the ball back from the by-line, but Callum Harriott, who scored against Sheffield Wednesday in the previous round, dragged his shot wide from 10 yards. It proved a costly miss as the Blades struck twice in as many minutes to seize control of the tie. Flynn forced home the opening goal from six yards in the 65th minute with the sole of his right boot after Jose Baxter's curling cross from the left bounced into his path. And before the home fans could catch breath, Brayford's low drive from the edge of the area took a deflection to wrong-foot Charlton goalkeeper Ben Hamer and nestle in his bottom left-hand corner. Coady thought he had added a third with 13 minutes left after the ball rebounded back of the post, but his effort was ruled out for offside. Charlton substitute Reza Ghoochannejhad went close in the closing stages, but Blades keeper Howard turned away his shot in style to ensure a sixth consecutive clean sheet for the home side and their place in the last four of the cup. Ben Davies, on loan from Derby, came off the bench for United, along with former Rams striker Chris Porter. Kieron Freeman, who joined the Blades on loan from Derby last week, was an unused substitute.

Former Derby County man John Brayford fires Nigel Clough's Sheffield United into FA Cup semi-finals

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Burnley hit back to beat Blackburn and move eight points clear of Derby County

March 9, 2014, 7:40 am
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BURNLEY came from behind to beat Lancashire rivals Blackburn Rovers as they moved eight points clear of closest rivals Derby County. Sean Dyche's men won 2-1 at Ewood Park to give themselves breathing space in the Championship's second automatic promotion spot. Danny Ings netted the winner, latching onto a loose ball to stroke home 11 minutes from time, moments after former Derby defender Jason Shackell's header had brought the scores level. Rovers took a first-half lead thanks a clinical Jordan Rhodes goal - his second of 2014 - but Burnley 's comeback epitomised the character displayed by promotion contenders. The win extended the Clarets' unbeaten league run to 12 games. Rovers boss Gary Bowyer made five changes from last week's thumping at Bolton. Captain Grant Hanley returned from injury while on-loan Manchester United defender Michael Keane, formerly of Derby, was drafted straight in for his debut. By contrast, Burnley manager Sean Dyche named an unchanged side for the eighth consecutive game, but he had goalkeeper Tom Heaton to thank for keeping the scores level early on, as he got down to scramble away a glancing Rhodes header. Burnley had the ball in the net after six minutes when Sam Vokes turned in Scott Arfield's cross from close range but offside was given - a close decision. The Clarets went close again but Kieran Trippier's cross was headed onto the roof of the net by Arfield. Rovers had lost one of their previous 10 home games in all competitions but could have gone behind after 19 minutes when Tommy Spurr dallied and saw his clearance charged into the path of Ings, who could only fire wide. But it was Rovers who struck first after 24 minutes. Jason Lowe crossed for Rhodes who did well to make space before clinically hammering into the bottom left corner from inside the area. Rovers were given a massive let-off six minutes before the break after Craig Conway's backpass found Ings clean through but Paul Robinson saved with his legs. And they would have been further behind two minutes before half time but Ben Mee got back to clear Lowe's effort off the line. In a frantic start to the second half, Bowyer's side missed a superb chance when Arfield's poor pass was intercepted and Rhodes was sent clean through but his effort cannoned back off the post and was cleared. But Burnley turned the game on its head in the space of six minutes. First, Ross Wallace's superb free-kick was met by a towering header from Shackell after 73 minutes for his second of the season. And the turnaround was complete when Wallace's low cross was kept alive and the prolific Ings reacted to slide in his 25th goal of the season. Blackburn rallied and Lowe's injury-time thunderbolt forced Heaton into a fine fingertip save as Burnley held on.

Burnley hit back to beat Blackburn and move eight points clear of Derby County

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Former Derby County skipper Robbie Savage takes on Alan Shearer for Sport Relief challenge

March 10, 2014, 10:00 am
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FORMER Derby County captain Robbie Savage has begun a head-to-head with Newcastle United legend Alan Shearer as part of a Sport Relief challenge called The Battle of the Backsides. The duo are racing each other to see who can sit on half the seats in Wembley Stadium - that's 45,000 each. They have five days to complete the ambitious task, from today to Friday, March 14, as they aim to raise funds, thorough Sport Relief, to help vulnerable children, as well as transform lives in the UK and around the world. The public can pledge their support - and get the chance to win some prizes - by entering a competition at www.sportrelief.com/backsides. Each competition entry costs £5 and prizes include tickets to see England play at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, a day at the Wimbledon Championship or tickets to see One Direction perform on their UK tour. Former Wales international Savage previously said: "Alan does have an advantage as his butt is larger than mine – but my bottom is ready for the challenge! "I've often watched Sport Relief and seen all the vulnerable people living difficult lives and really wanted to help to raise money for them – who knew it would be my bottom raising cash! "Wembley Stadium has always been kind to me when I played here during my career - let's hope lady luck is on my side for this challenge."

Former Derby County skipper Robbie Savage takes on Alan Shearer for Sport Relief challenge

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Derby County's Will Hughes nominated for Football League young player of the year award

March 10, 2014, 11:13 am
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WILL Hughes has been nominated for the Football League's young player of the year award. The 18-year-old Derby County midfielder is on a short list of three along with Leicester City defender Liam Moore and Alex Pritchard, the midfielder on loan at Swindon Town from Tottenham Hotspur. The award is for players under the age of 21 and past winners include Gareth Bale, Wilfried Zaha and Tom Ince. The winner will be announced at the Football League Awards 2014 on Sunday.

Derby County's Will Hughes nominated for Football League young player of the year award

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Winnie and Tony, Spondon's controversial wind turbines, are in action at last

March 10, 2014, 2:00 pm
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TWO controversial wind turbines that have split opinion in the city have started to produce their first kilowatts of power.

The Spondon structures will produce 20,000 megawatt hours of electricity annually – equivalent to supplying 6,000 homes with power.

The turbines, off Megaloughton Lane and known as Winnie and Tony, were installed in December. Since then Severn Trent has been running tests and engineers have been installing lifts.

They will be turned on gradually before being brought up to full power.

Renewable energy specialist Jon Beeson said: "We've had the wettest winter on record, with strong winds too. The team constructing the turbines have pulled out all the stops to get them generating power.

"We are pleased that Winnie and Tony's blades are turning and producing renewable energy for the first time.

"Before we installed any of the wind turbines, we carried out wind tests at 5,000 different sites. From that number, less than ten proved suitable to install large wind turbines."

Work to research and creating the wind turbines started in 2007 and planning approval to build them was granted in 2011.

Mr Beeson said customers would feel the financial benefits in energy prices – a topic which has caused national debate.

He said: "As well as reducing our carbon footprint, by generating more renewable energy, we help to protect our customers from future energy price rises.

"The renewable energy we produce today means that our power bill is reduced and this helps us to make sure that our customers continue to have the lowest combined household water and sewerage bills in England and Wales."

Residents in Spondon have had mixed opinions on the 130-metre-high structures.

Gordon Highman, of Wingerworth Park Road, is a retired senior shift charge engineer, and has previously told how he is unconvinced by the idea.

He said: "I'm not impressed with the concept of the wind turbines because they will never save costs. They will not solve any energy problems and I am very concerned."

However, Spondon resident Derek Hathaway has previously said he was happy with the turbines.

He said: "We were warned a few years ago and have had different presentations about it.

"I'm sympathetic to it because Severn Trent have to put turbines somewhere. It's out of the way and will not be intrusive."

The wind turbines were named Winnie and Tony by Asterdale Primary School as part of a competition held in the school.

Winnie and Tony, Spondon's controversial wind turbines, are in action at last

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Derby Women's Centre closure fear because of crumbling building

March 10, 2014, 2:00 pm
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A BUILDING that houses a support centre for the victims of domestic of abuse is "crumbling", sparking fears that the service may have to move out.

Derby Women's Centre supports 500 women a year who suffer domestic abuse and mental health issues.

The state of the building means that the centre will probably have to scrap its plans for a perpetrator service, which tries to stop offenders committing abuse, and a creche, despite great demand.

The charity's chief executive, Yasmin Nazir, said the situation made her feel helpless. She said: "The whole roof needs replacing and there is a large amount of damp.

"It if gets much worse we will have to leave the building – but there is nowhere to go.

"The walls are crumbling apart and are only really being held together by layers of wallpaper. There is currently five inches of water in the basement and there is a real risk of disease.

"Some of the women find it difficult to stomach it and are being put off."

To complete the new projects, the charity needs to raise £132,000.

If it does not, a £50,000 grant of funding for other services is under threat.

The money has been put aside for the services, and cannot be used on building repairs.

The state of the building emerged following a report in yesterday's Derby Telegraph about a woman who has contemplated suicide after 50 years of abuse.

The victim, who wants to remain anonymous, said the centre had provided her with a great deal of valuable support which had made the situation easier at home.

Yasmin said it would be heartbreaking if women could not get the same help because of the state of the building.

She said: "I feel totally powerless about the situation because we do not have the money to make the repairs.

"It's really made me feel worthless because there is certainly a real need to help victims and we do try our absolute best.

"We do some fantastic work at the centre and have helped a lot of people.

"But since the building has started to fall into disrepair when I talk to users I feel terrible because I know we can't help them with certain services.

"It's worse coming at a time when our services are needed more than ever.

"We are in a situation where we are unable to do anything because we can't afford the repairs."

One anonymous user said it would be "horrendous" if the centre closed.

She said: "There is no other place in Derby that provides the fantastic support.

"I couldn't even think about what my life would be like without it."

The centre has launched an appeal for any help the Derby public can provide.

Yasmin said: "Any manpower or materials anybody could provide would be a huge help and we would be so grateful.

"We really need as much help as possible."

Derby Women's Centre closure fear because of crumbling building

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Nigel Clough's success shows he could have matched Steve McClaren at Derby County

March 10, 2014, 3:30 pm
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HOW excited Derby County fans would have been at the start of this season had we been told Nigel Clough would manage a side all the way to the FA Cup semi-finals.

Except, of course, the ridiculous and callous way in which Nigel was sacked means that it is Sheffield United who will be playing at Wembley next month.

Good luck to him. He has done it at a struggling club and it shows just how wrong the Rams directors were to give him the boot. There is no reason to believe that Nigel would not have done just as well for Derby as Steve McClaren has done had Cloughie not been sacked.

Will Gauden

Wiltshire Road

Chaddesden

Nigel Clough's success shows he could have matched Steve McClaren at Derby County

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VIDEO: Chief football writer Steve Nicholson on Derby County's 0-0 draw with Bolton Wanderers

March 11, 2014, 4:14 pm
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SEE the views of Derby Telegraph chief football writer Steve Nicholson following Derby County's goalless draw with Bolton Wanderers. The Rams had to settle for a point at the iPro Stadium on Tuesday night. Steve McClaren's men have now gone three games without scoring a goal but remain third in the Championship table.)

VIDEO: Chief football writer Steve Nicholson on Derby County's 0-0 draw with Bolton Wanderers

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Vote for your Derby County man of the match against Bolton Wanderers

March 11, 2014, 4:25 pm
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WHO was your Derby County man of the match against Bolton Wanderers? Take part in our online poll by selecting a player from the list on the right and clicking "vote". The result will be published in the Derby Telegraph.

Vote for your Derby County man of the match against Bolton Wanderers

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