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Steve Beech

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  • Broadcast Journalist, BBC
Nottingham
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Journalist working for the BBC in Nottingham. Father of three, married to Rachel.
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First residents move into homes at former goods yard

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By Steve Beech 
| Yahoo
The first of 276 homes being built on the site are now becoming occupied [WAVENSMERE HOMES] Steve Beech - Derby Thu, June 4, 2026 at 6:17 AM UTC 2 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The first residents are moving into homes built on a site in Derby which had lain derelict for decades. A total of 276 homes are being built on the Friar Gate Goods Yard site in the city centre.
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Villagers want lorry ban after HGVs mount kerbs Original

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By Steve Beech 
| BBC News
Just now Steve BeechDerby BBC Barry and Linda Hudston have dozens of videos showing lorries mounting kerbs and causing traffic jams in Ockbrook Residents in a village where heavy lorries regularly mount kerbs to pass each other have called for HGVs to be banned. Footage filmed by resident Barry Hudston and posted on Facebook shows the heavy goods vehicles being driven onto pavements in Ockbrook, Derbyshire, sometimes just inches from garden walls and fences.
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End of road for charity's meals on wheels service Original

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By Steve Beech 
| BBC News
16 minutes ago Steve BeechDerby BBC Pauline Haywood, who prepares the meals, said she was not sure how some of the service's users will cope once it finishes A charity-run meals on wheels service in Derbyshire is to close, with its trustees blaming rising costs and falling demand. The Bus Park Community Hub in Swadlincote said it had supplied up to 50 hot meals each weekday to some of the area's most vulnerable older residents.
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