derbyshiretimes.co.uk
Local news publication covering Derbyshire and Chesterfield with news, sport, lifestyle, opinion and business coverage
About derbyshiretimes.co.uk
Derbyshire Times is a local news publication for Derbyshire, England. Its website carries news, sport, lifestyle, opinion, business and "what's on" sections, along with video, a newsletter and public notices.
Its audience is readers in Derbyshire and the Chesterfield area. The site carries sponsored "Ad Feature" content alongside its editorial pieces. The copyright notice names Iconic Media Group Ltd.
The publication states that it has provided news since 1855. It is active on X (Twitter) and Facebook.
Product: Local news website and publication covering Derbyshire, with news, sport, lifestyle, opinion, video and a newsletter.
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