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Nina Lunn says part of a large tree snapped off and hit her on the head during storm weather.
Derby City Council's trading standards team brought a prosecution against Motor House UK in 2019.
Dr Jan Mozny failed six patients while working in Derby and Burton hospitals' oncology department.
Derbyshire Police has said calls were made on Monday afternoon using a "number spoofing".
The volunteer-run Ilkeston Outlaws is celebrating six decades of basketball.
The city council says it will be watching how Nottingham's balaclava ban plays out.
James Daniels pulled the victim into some bushes and threatened her with a knife, police say.
Millie says her son felt forced out of his previous club for being a "weaker player".
Archie Thompson was born with a rare condition, but has defied the odds to climb Mount Everest.
Several events have been postponed or cancelled in the East Midlands due to the weather.
The prime minister says a new code will end "rip-off parking charges" - but will it work?
The project aims to improve the Shambles in Chesterfield, one of the most historic areas in the town.
Hundreds of people are due to celebrate Lara Croft in the city where the character was created.
The female officer has been discharged from hospital following the assault in Arbor Close, Derby.
Emmanuel Chinyanga is due to appear at Southern Derbyshire Magistrates' Court on 19 November.
The operator of Belper's Swiss Tea Rooms has decided not to continue with the lease.
Walter's Walkway in Darley Abbey was closed in December and removed in July.
Jade Walton films the moment she pursued a man who took some of her sweet treats.
It is alleged the officer used the technology "inappropriately during criminal investigations".
Warwick Avenue was closed for about nine hours after a BMW struck a tree.