Eddie Bisknell is a Local Democracy Reporter at Derbyshire Live. He focuses on themes such as construction, real estate, urban design, and regional interest, providing insights into the housing market and commercial real estate landscape. Eddie's work has been featured in notable publications including Nottinghamshire Live, BBC News, and The Mirror.
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Eddie Bisknell focuses on local government announcements, legal policy regulation, and developments in Derbyshire. His articles cover topics such as expansion, development, council decisions, housing projects, and their impact on the community.
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Three years ago Erewash Borough Council sold off land off Wardlow Road in Ilkeston, and now plans for a care home have been filed for it
A 75-BEDROOM care home could be built on former public open space “disposed of” in a council “fire sale” three years ago despite a sustained wave of opposition.
A total of 750 extra homes could be spread across the three villages
By: Eddie Bisknell
Derbyshire County Council said it would only remove a fence installed across Helene Ball's wall if she started legal action, and has since said it was merely a respondent in the ensuing court battle
By: Eddie Bisknell
“ENOUGH is enough” say councillors in a part of Derbyshire over plans to further expand three villages which have grown substantially in recent years.
By: Eddie Bisknell
Google streetview screenshots, records office monitoring, blacklisted communication and alleged “malicious revisionism” – we can reveal the untold tale of a council’s costly battle with a retired teacher.
By: Eddie Bisknell
The latest plans for Darley Dale fall alongside the potential earmarking of four other sites by the district council
By: Eddie Bisknell
GOOGLE Streetview screenshots, records office monitoring, blacklisted communication and alleged ‐malicious revisionism‐ were at the heart of a council's costly battle with a retired teacher.
By: Eddie Bisknell, Isabelle Bates
A council used four Google screenshots as evidence in a bitter dispute over garden access, it has been revealed.
PLANS for more than 50 homes have been filed for a Derbyshire village which has become a focal point for numerous expansions.
