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    Tranmere Rovers travel to Chesterfield for their next National League fixture, with manager Andy Clarke saying the priority is turning recent draws into victories. Rovers have been picking up points but not converting them into wins, and Clarke wants his side to be more clinical as they visit the Derbyshire club.

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    Chesterfield FC's chairman has produced what he says is proof that the ball crossed the line in a match where the goal was not awarded. Quoted as saying 'the ball was over the line, no argument', he has stepped publicly into the controversy, adding to fan frustration and the ongoing debate around goal-line decisions.

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    Retired Navy SEAL tells first responders 'trauma is trauma'▼Retired Navy SEAL to first responders at Chesterfield mental health event: 'Trauma is trauma'✉newsHealth2 h ago

    A retired Navy SEAL spoke to first responders at a mental health event in Chesterfield, Virginia, telling them 'trauma is trauma' — a message that combat experience and emergency responders' on-the-job trauma are fundamentally alike. The event highlighted mental health support for police, firefighters and paramedics, whose work regularly exposes them to traumatic incidents but who often face stigma in seeking help.

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    Derbyshire Wildlife Trust launches Wilder Chesterfield project●Derbyshire Wildlife Trust. "Wilder Chesterfield will be aiding nature’s recovery in our urban spaces, street by street,MmastodonEnvironmentWildlife62 h ago

    Derbyshire Wildlife Trust has launched Wilder Chesterfield, an initiative to aid nature's recovery in the Derbyshire town's urban spaces, street by street, by making nature a priority for people where they live. The trust says the scheme aims to reconnect residents with local wildlife and improve green space across the town.

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    Google data center project cited for environmental violations▼Google data center project in Chesterfield cited for environmental violations✉newsEnvironment2 d ago

    Google's data center project in Chesterfield has been cited for environmental violations, according to local reporting from VPM. The citation concerns the construction of the company's large-scale data facility in the Virginia county. The specific nature of the violations and any penalties have not yet been detailed, and it remains unclear how Google will respond to the citation.