We've launched a new 'focused, pragmatic and no nonsense' Council Plan which will set our direction up to 2029.
Strong and effective leadership, partnership working and a clear focus on improving the life chances of children across Derbyshire have all been highlighted in a recent letter from Ofsted.
We have launched Healthy Beginnings, a new county-wide campaign designed to help parents‑to‑be get the most up‑to‑date, trustworthy information to support a healthy pregnancy.
Cabinet members will be asked to give the go-ahead to a public consultation about the future of Glossop Household Waste Recycling Centre at a meeting on Thursday 9 April 2026.
The temporary closure of Somercotes Library is to be extended for 16 months due to continued nearby building work which is affecting the delivery of the service.
There’s still time for local businesses across the county to sign up for the Derbyshire Makes Advanced Manufacturing Support Programme.
A main road in the Hope Valley is due to close during the day for 4 days from 30 March 2026.
We have welcomed the news that 3 out of 4 free schools can now go ahead following a government review.
Along with schools in South Normanton and Duffield, we have picked up an award at the national Modeshift STARS travel awards.
Around 100 events will be staged across 6 of the county’s towns this spring with the return of our Derbyshire Makes festival.
All households in Derbyshire will soon receive free weekly food collections as part of reforms set out by central government.
A major investment aimed at reducing ‘hidden’ unemployment is coming to Derbyshire, after we have secured more than £3.7 million to help residents facing complex barriers to work, including disabilities or chronic illness.
Pupils from a Chesterfield primary school have done their bit for nature by helping to plant 100 trees at White Hall Outdoor Education Centre.
Young people ready to step into the world of work are being given the chance to apply for a wide range of opportunities through our newly launched apprenticeship programme 2026.
People are being urged to ‘count themselves in’ to provide a safe and supportive home for Derbyshire children and young people.
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