Jonathan Irons

South Derbyshire Local Plan Review

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South Derbyshire Local Plan Review 2022

Comments made in response to this consultation need to be made in writing. We encourage you to submit your responses online (through the district council’s website), where you can register and submit your comments.

Alternatively, you can submit your completed questionnaires by email to local.plan@southderbyshire.gov.uk : or

Post to: South Derbyshire District Council, Civic Offices, Civic Way, Swadlincote, DE11 0AH

If you would like to find out more about this consultation before responding, please email the planning policy team on local.plan@southderbyshire.gov.uk and will contact you.

We welcome your comments on the consultation document and on the Local Plan Sustainability Appraisal Draft Scoping Report until 5pm on 5th December 2022.

 

Think Digital When Contacting the Police

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We are all leading very busy lives at the minute, and we understand that many people don’t have the time to wait on the telephone in a queue.

We are therefore increasing our ability to deal with your non-urgent issues online.

You are now able to send us a message to make a report or ask a question, go back to your busy day or night, and we will call you back.

To contact us online, please use our social media channels, forms or live chat function on our website:
Facebook: Send a private message to /DerbyshireConstabulary
Twitter: Send a direct message to @DerPolContact
Website: Visit www.derbyshire.police.uk

Our digital contact channels are monitored just as much as our phone lines. They are staffed by real people, not bots, and there are no automated responses. You will speak to one of our Call Handlers who will take the same information and action your report in the same way as they would on the phone.

At the moment, less than 10% of our non-emergency reports are made in this way.

Please use these online channels, and keeping the 101 line free for those who perhaps can’t access the internet to contact us.

In the event of an emergency you should always call 999.
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Emma Page (Police, Comms Officer HQ, Media team)