Hospitality products from Derbyshire based In Your Corner have created the perfect terrace for Derby’s most talked-about riverside restaurant, Darleys.
The multi award-winning restaurant opened earlier this month (SEPT) after a complete interior redesign, installation of a new 50-seater outdoor terrace and revamp of the original, famous waterfront dining area.
A POPULAR Derby gastro pub will start serving breakfasts as it looks to bring more diners through its doors.
Easton Andrea, who owns House of Darwin, in Shelton Lock, says that the decision has been made as the pub looks to boost revenue following a difficult year for the hospitality industry.
Earlier this week, the government announced that pubs and restaurants must shut by 10pm every day after an increase in coronavirus cases in England. Venues that are licensed to sell alcohol – like House of Darwin – are restricted by law to table service only.
New website launched!
We are delighted to launch our new website showcasing you - the members of the Derbyshire Museums and Heritage Forum!
The website address is:
https://www.derbyshiremuseumsandheritageforum.org
Or the abbreviated version will also take you to it:
The new NHS Covid-19 app requires pubs, restaurants, hairdressers and other venues to display a poster with a QR code so that customers can check in.Customers checking in on entry with their phone will support the NHS Test and Trace scheme.
Local people took the opportunity to book free taster sessions for the adult learning options available at Derby College Group’s Community College in Ilkeston.
LUXURY doughnut makers Project D have won an award for innovation after impressing Derby’s business community with their entrepreneurial spirit during lockdown.
The company, which sells handcrafted, brightly coloured and Instagram-friendly doughnuts across the region, was given the accolade by Marketing Derby - an agency which promotes the city and the wider county to attract investment.
Businesses in the city were invited to pitch their innovative ways of working, or new products and services, to fellow bondholders who voted for the ultimate winner.
It’s hard to believe that September is upon us. The leaves are turning brown and the nights are closing in but at the Buxton festival office there are signs of life. We had a wonderful response to our experiment with a digital season. Yes, I know it was no substitute for a live performance or indeed for the experience of attending the festival, but it seemed that many of you appreciated our efforts. The amount of effort that went into delivering the Digital Season when everyone was on furlough was incredible.
Made in Wirksworth: Virtual Art & Architecture Trail – a celebration of Wirksworth Festival’s annual event.
Since the onset of COVID-19 back in March, our business community of Bondholders has been navigating the ever-changing world of new guidance and ways of working with typical entrepreneurial flair, innovative ideas for new products and services and the Team Derby collaborative spirit.
Bondholder Innovation Week has celebrated these ideas and achievements.
Derby Swap Shop – the brainchild of three Derby businesses – has celebrated its expansion into Leicester with a raft of awards finals, and an appearance on the BBC
The free to trade platform – offering skills and services swaps for small business and charities – was created at the start of lockdown in May 2020 by Ask the Chameleon, Huub and think3.
Fast forward a mere 4 months, and the Swap Shop has 260 members, over 80 active swaps, and has expanded beyond Derbyshire, into Nottingham and Leicester.