We’ve backed a call for a Parliamentary debate on the subject of assisted dying.
Coffee shops across the county are the focus of a Trading Standards campaign aimed at ensuring customers with allergies are not being put at risk or misled by being sold contaminated products.
Five more bus services are set to have additional services thanks to investment by us and the government.
School pupils will continue to receive hot, healthy and nutritious meals of the same quality and size despite soaring food and staffing costs as we pledge to prioritise children’s health and protect local jobs.
As Derbyshire kids are counting down until school’s out for the summer, students from the Toyota City Junior marching band in Japan are gearing up for a trip to Derbyshire in early August.
A Youth Employment Support Hub (YES) initiative we have set up in Chesterfield has been so successful that it will be continued and extended to offer more face-to-face help and county wide online support.
Working with partners, a clean-up operation is underway in Matlock town centre, following unexpectedly heavy showers and thunderstorms on Saturday 8 July 2023.
Plans are shaping up for our 22nd Derbyshire Woodland Festival to be held at Elvaston Castle Country Park on Saturday 16 and Sunday 17 September 2023.
Efforts to address society’s neglect of nature are being stepped up with the government appointing us to a new role to take the lead in protecting and prioritising nature in Derby and Derbyshire.
Children in Derbyshire are being urged to get on their marks for the Summer Reading Challenge, which is due to arrive in our libraries this summer.
Local residents and visitors to Derbyshire are being offered free bus rides on 6 summer Sunday mornings giving people an opportunity to enjoy the sights and attractions of the county.
Why not sign up to learn something new this autumn with our Adult Community Education Service?
Residents can have a say on proposals to change Derbyshire County Council’s community care charging policy to make it fairer, sustainable and protect those most in need.
The A6 Derwent Way, Matlock, closed since August 2022 for the Environment Agency to carry out vital flood protection work, will reopen early September.
Residents using 2 county libraries will be able to give their views on plans to relocate them following the launch of consultations into the proposals.
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