A healthy workplace environment can benefit both the organisation and its staff. Evidence shows that where workplaces invest in health and wellbeing, staff feel valued, productivity increases, sickness absence is reduced, and staff retention improves.
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Latest news – 30 January 2026 Food waste collections are coming Brand new food waste caddies are set to be delivered to homes in Bolsover District. Following a decision by government to make food recycling mandatory for all households, Bolsover District Council will be delivering the caddies from mid-February with collections due to begin from…
Latest news – 1 May Action taken to put brakes on car cruising Action has been taken to stop dangerous car cruising along the A617 at Doe Lea. Bolsover District Council has taken firm enforcement action following a large-scale event that took place on 28 March 2026. The area is a known hotspot for car…
Latest news in this edition: Permanent fix for potholes If you’re wondering how long our pothole repairs last, you’re not alone – it’s a question we get asked a lot.We always look to make a permanent repair the first time around. But with the weather conditions we’ve experienced this winter creating an unprecedented amount of…
In this latest Edition. Meet our new chairman and vice chair New Council and Civic Chairman Councillor Nick Adams and his Vice Chair Councillor Jodie Brown have been announced. Married with two young children, Councillor Adams is an organic beef and sheep farmer from Ashbourne. After finishing school in the town he was awarded a…
Latest news in this edition: Stepping stones repairs If you’ve ever been to Dovedale you’ll probably have seen, or crossed, the famous stepping stones. Unfortunately they were damaged by Storm Babet last year, but now river levels are low enough for us to repair them. During the storm, debris washed down the river toppling several…
Latest news – 8 May Physical activity increases across Bolsover District A recent survey has revealed an increase in the number of residents in Bolsover District who are active, and a decrease in those classified as inactive. The latest Active Lives Adult Survey results (November 2024 to November 2025), published by Sport England, show that…
