Four bus services, currently run on our behalf, are to go out to tender to find a new operator.
What have beavers, black grouse, pine martens and red-backed shrike all have in common? They are all species that are rarely or never seen in Derbyshire…but that could all change in the future.
Opening hours at Derbyshire libraries across the county are changing from the end of this month.
A service was held at our Memorial Park Woodland at Grassmoor yesterday (Sunday 9 March 2025) to mark Covid-19 National Day of Reflection.
Heanor Library has received £5,000 from Arts Council England and Libraries Connected to develop a neurodiverse-friendly library.
With our support, a café in Chesterfield has launched a new social hub for residents with learning disabilities and autism.
Our Cabinet is set to agree that a master developer is sought to redevelop County Hall.
Three major waste management firms have been selected to progress to the next stage of the procurement process to appoint a contractor to fix and operate Sinfin waste treatment centre.
We're reminding residents that they have only a few days left to take part in our online poll on local government reorganisation.
Ripley Library has been named as a partner hub for World Book Day this year, with the aim of helping more children learn to love reading.
We’ve let parents across Derbyshire know about their child’s secondary school place for September.
The first of more than 47,000 trees are being planted – marking the start of the creation of Derbyshire’s new Heartwood Community Forest.
Statement from the Leader of Derbyshire County Council, Councillor Barry Lewis, on local government reorganisation.
We've approved more than £1.7 million for 5 projects to improve facilities and opportunities for children and young people.
Proposals for the future of our remaining in-house care homes and for closer working with health partners have been agreed by Cabinet following 2 public consultations.
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