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• 31 Oct 2009 10:41

  Saturday, 31 October 2009
  Commander foresaw death risk danger Nato 'making UK attack more likely' Government won't pay pirate ransom Scuffles at anti-fascist protest Crowds out to welcome home troops Van Persie grabs brace in derby triumph Hamilton on pole Final repeat in Carling Cup Redknapp: Chelsea and Utd are favourites Ronaldo wants Rooney at Madrid
  SHOCK RISE IN DRUG OFFENCES by JENNY MOODY DRUG offences in Burton have almost trebled in the last five years, shocking new figures have revealed. ... (31/10/2009) Swine flu cases are still on the increase SUSPECTED swine flu cases across the Burton and South Derbyshire areas have continued to rise. GPs across the region have begun to receive ... (31/10/2009) Police hail tough action on takeaway boss POLICE have hailed a raft of terms and conditions imposed on a ‘nuisance' takeaway which repeatedly flouted its opening hours. ... (31/10/2009) Final chance for protestors PROTESTORS have made their last rallying cry for people to back their campaign to save Moira Fire Station. ... (31/10/2009)[Read more Burton Mail news] Ex-miner fined over rail deaths A FORMER miner has been fined for his part in the death of two rail workers. David Jones, 48, of Parkland Crescent, ... (31/10/2009) Hospital ‘safe under Tories' BURTON'S Queen's Hospital will 'flourish' under the Tories' NHS plans if it delivers services patients want, the party's health chief ... (31/10/2009) Our Ellie really is top of the cops! STAPENHILLʼS community cop has been officially confirmed as the best in the country after picking up a prestigious award. ... (31/10/2009) Council disappointed at Grand Prix loss COUNCIL leaders say they are disappointed there will be no British Grand Prix at Donington Park next year. ... (31/10/2009) Call to clean up the street A COUNCILLOR has called on his own authority to be more stringent with planning enforcement in his ward to stop it looking a ʻmessʼ. ... (31/10/2009)[Read more Burton Mail news] Postal dispute: ‘Closer to agreement' POSTAL workers in Burton and South Derbyshire were today due to strike for the second time in a week. ... (31/10/2009) Janet defends MPs using family members BURTONʼS MP has defended politicians who employ family members in their offices – amid reports they are to be barred from doing so. ... (31/10/2009) Road safety fears over homes plan MAJOR concerns have been raised about the potential traffic dangers of building two houses and a bungalow on a busy road. ... (31/10/2009)	STEPHEN GLAD HE STAYED ON by TOM SLOANSTEPHEN Bywater has no regrets about turning down a move to this afternoonʼs opponents Ipswich Town two summers ago. ... (31/10/2009) Nigel: it's time for Rams win NIGEL Clough says it is the perfect time for injury-jinxed Derby County to take on an Ipswich Town side still looking for their first ... (31/10/2009) by TOM SLOAN(31/10/2009) (31/10/2009) (31/10/2009) Duo gunning for honours Two south Derbyshire sporting stars are in the running to win prestigious awards ... (31/10/2009) Olympic gains for gr-eight Moatmen GRESLEY FC broke their Radcliffe Olympic curse in style on Tuesday night as they served up a thriller at the Moat Ground to ease through to the East Midlands Counties ... (31/10/2009) by TOM SLOAN(31/10/2009) Fish have to be lured to the net ANGLING by ALAN DAWESFOREMARK fly-fishers fished their final match of the year at Foremark on Sunday on a day when the wind blew stronger and stronger as it progressed ... (31/10/2009)

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