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The Government has introduced a new loan scheme that aims to save businesses across Derbyshire. 

The Government has delivered another vital cash injection to councils across the country as they battle the coronavirus crisis. 

Derby Businesses Receive Government Lifeline

Derby businesses have received a vital lifeline from the Government to help them weather the coronavirus crisis.

The Government has stepped in and given community pharmacies a £300 million cash boost to ensure that they can continue to deliver vital services during the coronavirus crisis. 

The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, has offered a vital lifeline to the self-employed who are facing the economic shocks of the coronavirus outbreak.

The Government is “rallying the troops” in the war against coronavirus, with volunteers being called up to help the NHS.

The Government and the NHS are looking for up to 250,000 volunteers to help the 1.5 million people who have been asked to shield themselves from coronavirus.

Conservative MP, Amanda Solloway, has closed her constituency office in response to coronavirus outbreak.

The MP for Derby North has said that her staff will be taking the Prime Minister’s advice for staff to work from home and avoid unnecessary social contact.

Today the Chancellor gave his first budget and Derbyshire and the East Midlands is set to receive substantial investment from the Conservative Government. 

Derby is to become one of the first cities in the East Midlands to receive next-generation full fibre broadband after a large investment package from CityFibre.

The Government has announced an increase in funding for both Derbyshire Police and Derbyshire councils.