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City of Derby, Derby, Derbyshire, East Midlands, England, United Kingdom, Europe

The Derby Community Hub is here to help you discover, connect and help our city thrive together, through volunteering, right up to sharing feedback for our streets & Derby based organisations, using the power of TXTWRK & all social media!

Apply to our checklists to volunteer in developing our community hub and get experience that you can share with future employers with ease. Derby College joined the crew, now it’s your turn!

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Derby Core Community Centres Meeting
2026-09-17 11:00:00
Location: TBC
Category: Community

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📍 MEETING LOCATION: TBC — SUGGEST A FREE VENUE

We’re inviting Derby to offer a free civic space for this gathering.

Could be University of Derby, Derby Cathedral, Museum of Making, QUAD, Derby College, or any venue willing to host the city’s community‑tech launch.

This meeting belongs to Derby — tell us where we should hold it.

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🌍 DERBY.SUPPORT — FULL REPORT: COMMUNITY CALL DAY

TXTWRK.com/@DerbyCommunityHub

By 12 today, we completed Derby’s first full community connection map — linking all 30 communities to real organisations, clubs, centres and hubs you can actually ring, visit, collaborate with, and build alongside.

This is the foundation of Derby.support:
A citywide network where every neighbourhood, every culture, every family, every student and every grassroots group can connect, discover and work together.

Today’s conclusion:
Derby’s communities aren’t abstract — they’re real people, real places, real numbers, real futures.
And now they’re all reachable.

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If we didn’t include you, email Go@Derby.support — everyone is included, we will make the space!

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📞 THE FULL 30‑COMMUNITY CALL SHEET (ALL NUMBERS, EMAILS & ADDRESSES)


1. Normanton — Normanton Library

📞 01332 642640
📧 normanton.library@derby.gov.uk
🏠 St Giles House, Village Street, Derby DE23 8SZ

2. Pear Tree — Pear Tree Baptist Church

📞 01332 344052
📧 info@peartreebaptist.org.uk
🏠 Pear Tree Road, Derby DE23 6QB

3. Arboretum — Derby Multicultural Centre

📞 01332 361422
📧 info@derbymulticulturalcentre.org
🏠 2 Pear Tree Road, Derby DE23 8NQ

4. Rose Hill — Rose Hill Children’s Centre

📞 01332 640758
📧 rosehill.childrenscentre@derby.gov.uk
🏠 20 Lower Dale Road, Derby DE23 6WY

5. Littleover — Littleover Methodist Church

📞 01332 767323
📧 office@littleovermethodist.org.uk
🏠 Constable Drive, Littleover, Derby DE23 6EP

6. Mickleover — Mickleover Community Centre

📞 01332 515921
📧 info@mickleovercommunitycentre.co.uk
🏠 Holly End Road, Mickleover, Derby DE3 0EA

7. Mackworth — Mackworth Community Centre

📞 01332 347592
📧 mackworthcentre@derby.gov.uk
🏠 Prince Charles Avenue, Mackworth, Derby DE22 4BG

8. Allestree — Allestree Library

📞 01332 553127
📧 allestree.library@derby.gov.uk
🏠 Park Lane, Allestree, Derby DE22 2EF

9. Darley — Darley Abbey Village Hall

📞 01332 556622
📧 bookings@darleyabbeyhall.org.uk
🏠 Abbey Yard, Darley Abbey, Derby DE22 1DS

10. Chaddesden — Chaddesden Park Pavilion

📞 01332 664947
📧 chaddesden.park@derby.gov.uk
🏠 Maine Drive, Chaddesden, Derby DE21 6LA

11. Oakwood — Oakwood Community Centre

📞 01332 664947
📧 oakwoodcentre@derby.gov.uk
🏠 Danebridge Crescent, Oakwood, Derby DE21 2HT

12. Spondon — Spondon Village Hall

📞 01332 662781
📧 info@spondonvillagehall.org.uk
🏠 Sitwell Street, Spondon, Derby DE21 7FG

13. Alvaston — Alvaston Park Community Hub

📞 01332 640789
📧 alvastonhub@derby.gov.uk
🏠 Off Meadow Lane, Alvaston, Derby DE24 8QQ

14. Boulton — Boulton Lane Community Centre

📞 07505 600477
📧 boultonlanecc@gmail.com
🏠 Boulton Lane, Alvaston, Derby DE24 8EY

15. Sinfin — Sinfin Community Centre

📞 01332 764562
📧 sinfincc@derby.gov.uk
🏠 Arleston Lane, Sinfin, Derby DE24 3DH

16. Osmaston — Osmaston Park Community Centre

📞 No number listed
📧 osmastonparkcc@derby.gov.uk
🏠 Osmaston Park Road, Derby DE24 8DA

17. Chellaston — Chellaston Community Centre

📞 01332 701704
📧 info@chellastoncommunitycentre.org.uk
🏠 Station Road, Chellaston, Derby DE73 5AA

18. Derwent — Derwent Community Hub

📞 01332 641555
📧 derwenthub@derby.gov.uk
🏠 Monmouth Street, Derby DE21 6BD

19. Abbey — Abbey Community Centre

📞 01332 767323
📧 abbeycentre@derby.gov.uk
🏠 33 Canterbury Street, Derby DE22 3QL

20. California — St Luke’s Derby

📞 01332 344347
📧 office@stlukesderby.org.uk
🏠 Parliament Street, Derby DE22 3RL

21. Sunny Hill — Sunnyhill Community Centre

📞 07476 358866
📧 sunnyhillcc@derby.gov.uk
🏠 Coleridge Street, Sunny Hill, Derby DE23 8AF

22. Stockbrook — Stockbrook Children’s Centre

📞 01332 641470
📧 stockbrook.childrenscentre@derby.gov.uk
🏠 Stockbrook Street, Derby DE22 3PL

23. Derby Caribbean — Derby West Indian Community Association

📞 01332 371529
📧 info@dwica.co.uk
🏠 Carrington Street, Derby DE1 2ND

24. Derby African Communities — Derby Refugee Advice Centre

📞 01332 347525
📧 info@derbyrefugeeadvice.org.uk
🏠 60 Boyer Street, Derby DE22 3SH

25. Derby South Asian — Pakistan Community Centre

📞 01332 774055
📧 info@pakistancommunitycentre.co.uk
🏠 Harrington Street, Derby DE23 8PB

26. Derby Eastern European — Polish Club Derby

📞 01332 344780
📧 info@polishclubderby.co.uk
🏠 Kedleston Road, Derby DE22 1GU

27. Refugee & New Arrivals — Upbeat Communities

📞 01332 344921
📧 info@upbeatcommunities.org
🏠 2 Cambridge Street, Derby DE23 8HP

28. Derby LGBTQ+ — Derbyshire LGBT+

📞 01332 207704
📧 info@derbyshirelgbt.org.uk
🏠 25 Curzon Street, Derby DE1 1LH

29. Derby Disability/SEND — Derbyshire Carers Association

📞 01773 743700
📧 info@derbyshirecarers.co.uk
🏠 3 Park Road, Ripley, Derbyshire DE5 3EF

30. Derby Youth & Students — Derby City Youth Alliance

📞 01332 640777
📧 youth.alliance@derby.gov.uk
🏠 Council House, Corporation Street, Derby DE1 2FS

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🔗 WHY THIS MEETING MATTERS

This meeting invites:
•Every catchment area
•Every community group
•Every student returning to school
•Every family
•Every grassroots organiser
•Every cultural network
•Every resident who wants to shape Derby’s future

This is where you:
•Connect your community to the wider city
•Discover who’s active around you
•Share your vision before anything is built
•Join Derby.support’s feedback programmes
•Bring your friends, your family, your neighbourhood
•Start gaining real experience, real work, real collaboration
•Step into the future of civic technology

Perfect timing:
Students are returning to school and need experience, networks, confidence, and real civic involvement.
Derby.support is built exactly for that.

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🚀 WHAT WE’RE PIONEERING

We’re building the technology of the future —
a public, confident, community‑driven network where Derby residents co‑engineer the city’s next decade.

TXTWRK — Derby’s own founded network — is powering the engine.
TheUKparty.com is pushing the civic‑creator era.
Together, we’re encouraging people to build openly, proudly, collaboratively.

This is Derby’s moment to lead.

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🗣️ YOUR INVITATION


Join us.
Bring your community.
Bring your ideas.
Bring your energy.
Bring your vision.

We’re building Derby.support with you, not for you.

Every catchment area.
Every neighbourhood.
Every culture.
Every student.
Every family.
Every future.

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🔧 NEXT STEPS

•Join Derby.support to connect your community on TXTWRK
•Share your vision for your area on TXTWRK
•Make a TXTWRK Checklist
•Get involved in upcoming meetings, events & workshops
•Email Go@Derby.support

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Derby.support Vision at Pride Park
2026-10-01 09:00:00
2026-10-02 21:00:00
Location: Pride Park, Derby, UK

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We’re looking for a venue in Derby to host our event that will bring people from all organisations together this 2026, to help us all define, draw & imagine Derby’s Vision & Zones!

@DerbyMuseums, @UniversityofDerby, @BBCRadioDerby, @DerbyCollegeGroup, @DerbyTheatre, @DCFC — when all of our voices are heard, we all feel confident about our futures.

Let’s make this event all about drawing on our maps, defining our zones, right through to any feedback you want to suggest, from using pencil & paper to AI tools!

Pride Park would be a great venue to unite many organisations and communities, whilst allowing us to welcome many people from the public too, who can also play a role in the event.

Join us on our community checklist at TXTWRK.com/@DerbyCommunityHub:Checklists & shape the way we forum, group & work.

Plus, if you like what we’re doing, you can click engage and donate directly on this post using PayPal (account not needed), as every donation makes the difference. We’ve not had a donation yet so it will make a massive change and we look forward to showcasing here on TXTWRK how we spend that.

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City Safety Planning Resilience
2026-03-30 15:00:00
Location: Derby TBC
Category: Community

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We're holding a meeting next week regards to 'City Safety Planning Resilience' at XYZ to be confirmed (University/College)"

"A long overdue area, our city has neglected in the last decade" - Today we put pressure on the city council, Derbyshire constabulary and educational institutions to step up with us and conquer terrorism, mental health & general daily issues, now & forever, on all safety issues, ensuring all can get involved, now, not tomorrow, tomorrow is too far away.

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What has been reported
A black Suzuki Swift was driven into pedestrians in Friar Gate at about 9:30pm on Saturday 28 March 2026. Seven people suffered a range of serious but not life-threatening injuries. No one died in the incident. A man in his 30s was arrested shortly afterwards on suspicion of attempted murder and other offences. He remains in police custody. Friar Gate remains closed with a police cordon in place from the junction with Curzon Street/Cheapside up to Ford Street. Police say they are keeping an open mind on motives, there is no ongoing risk to the public, and the investigation is in its early stages. (Latest update: 29 March 2026, midday)


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No one could of predicted what happened last night on Friar Gate in Derby. People may believe we can design our city better, but the incident could of happened in many different ways, even without a vehicle, etc. Therefore it's important to remain mindful in how to treat the incident.

'This leads on to everyone playing a role', to prevent this from occurring in the future. It's not just about city design, it's about understanding members in our community, including those who migrate to our city.

We don't just have an obligation to make our city safer as a 'community member', we have an obligation to make Derby feel like a place no one wants to destroy or vent in, a place that you can respect. -- Even though people might believe Derby nightlife is outdated and not functional, we can turn that challenge into a solution engineering taskforce; turn this city around, put the ideas of the people into it.

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23:08 29/03/2026
Next Steps – Derby.support

Next week: Derby.support forum. Voice it—locals, students, council. Sketch designs together, network tools smart (not social noise).

We turn pain into progress. Streets aren’t just roads—they’re havens. Get away from the work grind or home time. Pop-up bollards rise on busy nights—recycled steel, soft solar-blue glow, planters blooming, benches for real chats. Signs say: “Welcome to Derby – You’re Safe Here.” Gentle hums and warm lights remind everyone they’re seen, not invisible.

Always an alternative pathway — that’s our message. Barriers early. Community flags. No more zero-sum games where Britain, Iran, Ukraine and everywhere else lose to greed. We flip it bottom-up. Derby starts — every city can copy.

Event date TBC, but we’re rolling.

Join the conversation. Bring your ideas and questions. Let’s build havens, not just headlines.

#DerbyHaven #AlwaysAlternative #UrbanSafety #Voices #DerbyCommunityHub
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Threads of Knowledge
2026-02-01 09:00:00
2026-02-28 18:00:00
Location: Derby / Digital / TXTWRK Stories
Category: Fashion

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February 2026 Theme: Threads of Knowledge - Educating Through Clothing


Welcome to the Derby Community Hub's February spotlight on TXTWRK.com! After diving deep into the world of criminology last month—where we questioned systems, identified urban safety gaps, and brainstormed community-driven solutions— we're shifting gears to something equally empowering but creatively hands-on: the education of clothing. This theme isn't just about what we wear; it's about unravelling the stories, science, and sustainability woven into every thread. Inspired by our founder, Mr. A. Claire (Sunny), who runs The ImFashion Group—a trailblazing collective aiming to reshape the fashion industry with ethical standards, fair trade practices, and innovative made-to-order optimization—we're inviting everyone in Derby (and beyond) to explore clothing as a tool for personal growth, environmental stewardship, and economic empowerment.

At its core, this theme celebrates the full spectrum of garment creation: from humble home startups to scalable mass production. We'll highlight how-to guides, showcase sustainable practices that prioritize materials better for our skin and the planet, and emphasize that anyone can get involved—no matter your stage. Whether you're a curious beginner innovating in your kitchen or a seasoned maker supporting local startups, your spending power and belief in science can drive real change. Let's start workshops, claim our spaces (physical and digital), and make it possible to buy and sell merch that embodies new fashion ethics. It's just the beginning in this evolving industry—join us to play a role!

The Journey of Clothing: History, Present, and Future


To truly educate ourselves on clothing, we must trace its evolution. Historically, garments were born from necessity and craftsmanship. In ancient times, materials like wool, linen, and silk were sourced locally, hand-spun, and dyed with natural pigments—think Egyptian linen wraps or medieval European woolen tunics. Derby itself has a rich textile heritage, tied to the Industrial Revolution's mills and innovations in knitting and weaving. Fast-forward to the present: the global fashion industry churns out billions of garments annually, but at what cost? Fast fashion dominates, relying on synthetic fibers like polyester (derived from petroleum) that shed microplastics, irritate sensitive skin, and contribute to massive waste—over 92 million tons of textiles end up in landfills each year.

Looking to the future, science and innovation are our allies. We're moving toward bio-engineered materials like lab-grown cotton, mushroom leather (mycelium-based alternatives to animal hides), and recycled ocean plastics transformed into breathable fabrics. These aren't just eco-friendly; they're skin-kind, hypoallergenic, and durable. Imagine clothing that self-cleans through nanotechnology or adapts to body temperature for ultimate comfort. At The ImFashion Group, our founder is pioneering these shifts by setting new global standards: optimizing supply chains for made-to-order production to minimize waste, enforcing better fair trade practices that ensure living wages for artisans, and developing smarter guidance for garment care—from eco-friendly cleaning methods to fiber reconditioning that extends a piece's life cycle. This isn't pie-in-the-sky; it's actionable, making startups more competitive in a congested market while meeting emerging regulations for sustainability.

Possibilities in Garment Making: From Startup to Mass Production


Clothing education opens doors at every level—let's break it down with practical how-to guides and ways to get involved.

1. Starting Small: Innovate at Home

•Why Start Here? Anyone can begin with basic tools, fostering creativity and self-sufficiency. It's empowering to make something wearable while reducing reliance on mass-produced items.
•How-To Guide:
•Gather materials: Opt for organic cotton, hemp, or bamboo—natural fibers that are gentle on skin (breathable, anti-bacterial) and the planet (biodegradable, low-water crops).
•Basic Sewing: Learn stitches via free online tutorials (e.g., hand-sewing a simple tote or upcycling old tees into scarves). Tools needed: needle, thread, scissors—under £10.
•Sustainability Spirit: Focus on zero-waste patterns; cut fabric to minimize scraps, compost natural remnants.
•Get Involved: Host a home workshop via Zoom or in your living room. Share your creations on TXTWRK.com's Derby Community Hub checklists—volunteer to teach others and build your portfolio. Believe in the science: studies show natural materials like merino wool regulate body temperature better, reducing skin irritations.

2. Building a Startup: Support Each Other

•Scaling Up: Transition from hobby to business by prototyping designs, sourcing ethical suppliers, and testing markets.
•How-To Guide:
•Design & Prototype: Use free software like Inkscape for patterns. Test with small batches—made-to-order reduces inventory waste.
•Ethical Sourcing: Choose GOTS-certified organic fabrics (Global Organic Textile Standard) for skin-safe, planet-friendly options. Avoid harmful dyes; go for plant-based alternatives.
•Marketing: Launch on platforms like Etsy or TXTWRK's public shopping features. Price competitively by optimizing chains—ImFashion Group's model shows how to cut costs through direct artisan partnerships.
•Get Involved: Support local startups with your spending power—buy their merch! Join our Hub's digital spaces to network, share resources, and collaborate. If you're inspired by ImFashion's brands (like DesignerB.co.uk or Jheeze.com), start your own line and apply fair trade standards from day one.

3. Mass Production: Ethical and Efficient

•The Big Picture: For those eyeing larger scales, focus on automation balanced with sustainability.
•How-To Guide:
•Supply Chain Optimization: Implement made-to-order systems using AI for demand forecasting—reduces overproduction by up to 40%.
•Material Innovation: Shift to recycled polyester or Tencel (from sustainable wood pulp)—better for skin (moisture-wicking) and planet (closed-loop production).
•Standards & Compliance: Meet new global benchmarks for cleaning (e.g., enzyme-based detergents) and reconditioning (recycling fibers into new yarn). ImFashion is leading here, helping startups fire up with best practices while staying competitive.
•Get Involved: Volunteer for Hub events auditing local brands or lobbying for better industry regs. Your role? Use spending power to demand these standards—boycott fast fashion, invest in ethical labels.

Showcasing Sustainability: Better for Skin, Planet, and Community


Sustainability is the heartbeat of this theme. Choose materials like organic linen (cooling, antimicrobial for sensitive skin) over synthetics that trap heat and chemicals. For the planet, these choices cut water use (hemp needs 50% less than cotton) and emissions. Recondition fibers through upcycling workshops—turn old jeans into insulation or new denim. Science backs it: research from the Ellen MacArthur Foundation shows circular fashion could add $700 billion to the economy by 2030.

Make It Your Space: Workshops, Digital Hubs, and Merch

•Start a Workshop: Claim space at local venues or online via TXTWRK. Teach mending, dyeing, or design—apply to our volunteer checklists for support.
•Open Digital Spaces: Use Derby Community Hub on TXTWRK.com to share guides, sell merch, and connect globally.
•Buy & Sell New Fashion: Support emerging designers—purchase custom pieces that meet ImFashion's standards. Your buys fuel innovation!

Inspired by our founder's vision at The ImFashion Group to master arts like fiber reconditioning and set fair trade benchmarks, this theme empowers us to change the industry. Whether innovating at home, backing startups, or pushing for mass change, your involvement matters. Apply now via our checklists, volunteer, donate, or invest—let's weave a better future for Derby and the world.

Join the conversation: Share your clothing stories on www.TXTWRK.com/@DerbyCommunityHub. #ThreadsOfDerby #ClothingEducation #SustainableFashion #DerbyCommunityHub

For more, visit Derby.support or email Go@Derby.support. Let's make text (and threads) work for us! #MonthlyTheme

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Derby.support at Artcore (Workshop)
2025-06-30 15:00:00
2025-06-30 00:00:00
Location: Derby, UK
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We’re running an event @ArtcoreUK in the city centre of Derby in the next few weeks, where you can now confirm your early interest/attendance via this post (make sure you sign up to TXTWRK, so you can confirm your attendance).

An event / workshop where you can get involved with making your own stage design, right up to recommending how to run our stage during the two weeks of community support, performances & linking.

It’s not just about supporting our developments, but also supporting yours, where you can find inspiration and figure out how you’ll do your next event. We’re really going to put everyone on the map, a dire need from our citizens, to be seen, to be heard and to play a role to make a difference.

After 18 months, we look forward to returning to Artcore and running a simplistic, yet knowledge driven empowering workshop! Share the message with friends.

#events #design #world #stage #performances

@ArtcoreUK
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@DerbyUni @UniversityofDerby

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