Derbyshire

Horrified people looked on as a shameless lout exposed himself in a busy Derbyshire shop before urinating over shopping baskets.

The latest Derby magistrates’ court results including cases from Ripley, Heanor, Belper and Ilkeston are listed below.

The latest Chesterfield magistrates’ court results as published in the January 17 edition of the Derbyshire Times are listed below.

The case of a man accused of murdering the baby of a Derbyshire woman is to be further considered at Hull Crown Court.

A man accused of murder after a woman was found dead at a property in South Normanton has had his crown court case further adjourned.

Princess Anne was greeted by huge crowds in Ripley today as she paid a visit to the Derbyshire Carers Association charity headquarters.

Police caught a drink-driver after he was spotted going in the wrong direction down a one-way street in Buxton.

A drunken “Jekyll and Hyde” thug who breached a restraining order by visiting a woman’s home and threatening her has been jailed.

An unlicensed and uninsured motorist crashed into a boundary wall at Hardwick House Green while his partner tried to cover-up the offence by claiming the vehicle had been stolen.

A former Amber Valley resident left paralysed after a serious climbing accident is now scaling the heights of medical research after landing a prestigious position at a Canadian university.

A woman who was spotted fishing illegally in Ashford-in-the-Water has been ordered to pay £569 in fines, charges and costs.

Getting rid of garden waste in Derbyshire can cost as much as £40 a year to as little as nothing.

A serial thief who turned to hard drugs has been jailed for 30 weeks after he struck at three stores to fund his habit.

A brass-necked drink-driver who joked with police that he had consumed 210 pints when they stopped him and asked if he had been boozing.

A balaclava-clad teenager who dragged a terrified youngster out of a McDonald’s restaurant before stealing his phone and coat has been locked up.

A thug who ran out of his home wielding a samurai sword in the street during a dispute is facing time behind bars.

A permanent exhibition telling the story of the daring Dambusters raid could soon be housed in a new purpose-built building at a picturesque Peak District visitor site.