Derby dad, 38, diagnosed with cancer after feeling ill for weeks
The Rams fan felt ill as he went to Wembley to watch Derby County in 2019
Richard Newhouse with his wife Lucy and daughter Zoe, 7
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A Derby dad has shared his journey after being diagnosed with bowel cancer at the age of 38.
Definitive guide to Derby s gyms ahead of re-opening next week
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Bright ideas to improve Derby s parks for summer
Some bright ideas have been shared online
Orangery was open serving food to families in Markeaton Park (Image: Derby Telegraph)
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List of roadworks for Derby drivers to avoid this week
Work is taking place in the city, Chaddesden, Normanton, Darley Abbey and on the A38
Significant roadwords are under way in and around Derby this week (Image: Scott Barbour/Getty Images)
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SIR – For many years, a Conservative majority has not resulted in Conservative governments.
Successive Conservative and Labour prime ministers, from John Major to the present incumbent, could have sat happily in each other’s Cabinets. With a couple of exceptions, no one in Boris Johnson’s Cabinet would have earned a place in Margaret Thatcher’s.
Consensus policies of state intervention, high taxation and wasteful public spending have characterised the last 30 years. Conservative values – a small state, low taxes, individual freedom and enterprise – have been honoured in the breach rather than the observance.
Now that Brexit has happened, we need a centre-Right government that will seize the opportunities to trade freely, and encourage private enterprise to stimulate the economic growth required to repair the social, economic and mental damage inflicted by repeated lockdowns. MPs have been sidelined as ministers govern by decree. Voters backed Tory
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