Our trading standards team is urging bird keepers to take steps to combat the spread of bird flu, as cases have been dealt with in other parts of the country.
A number of new budget savings proposals are to be considered further following a meeting of our Cabinet today (Thursday 9 January).
Plans by us and Derby City Council to fix and operate our jointly owned waste treatment centre in Sinfin have taken a major step forward.
We have announced a robust savings plan which will support the setting of a balanced budget for the year ahead.
A plan which would see all our libraries remain open offering modern and sustainable services to their communities could get the green light in the new year.
Derbyshire Dales District Council took a decision in principle to turn 4 sites into temporary travellers' sites, subject to planning permission.
A recent online survey has revealed the relationship residents in Derby and Derbyshire have with nature.
Deputy Council Leader Councillor Simon Spencer has set the record straight on our current budget position.
Our Trading Standards officers are backing a campaign urging people to look out for fraud this Christmas.
Residents are invited to have their say in a consultation on proposals for closer working between health and social care partners.
Oker Road, near Matlock in the Derbyshire Dales, reopened to traffic over the weekend, following extensive work to fix a landslip.
Consultation drop-in events have been arranged so the public can give their views on the shape of our care services.
Three schools are to receive a share of more than £3 million we approved today as part of our wider £11 million investment to provide 500 additional places.
The owner of a Ripley shop has been fined £2,200 and ordered to pay £2,500 costs and a £880 victim surcharge after selling a knife to an underaged person.
Derbyshire residents are being invited to have their say on how county council care services could be run in the future.
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