Plans to achieve a balanced budget for the year ahead will move another step forward if agreed by our Cabinet at its meeting next week.
Visitors to popular Shipley Country Park will soon be able to sample delights from a new café opening up in the Visitor Centre this spring.
We’re inviting local people to find out more about plans to transform County Hall and the Winter Gardens in Matlock.
We've responded to a national Transport Committee Inquiry about managing the impact of utility companies roadworks as part of our continuing drive to reduce both the disruption and lasting impact of utility works on the roads.
Derbyshire library users are being encouraged to find out more about the implementation of a new system which will temporarily affect some of the services they can use.
We're extending a trial of a new material to fix potholes after positive feedback and good results over the last few months.
We're closing the Via Gellia between Cromford and Newhaven at various points from Monday 27 January 2025 for the felling of trees suffering from ash dieback.
We have submitted to government a request to be included in the first wave of councils to progress reorganisation of the county's 2-tier council structure.
Recent figures show that our carbon emissions have reduced by 73% since 2009 and those for the whole county by 25% since 2005.
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.
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