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.
A ground-breaking ceremony has taken place at a £5 million purpose-built children’s home we are developing.
Residents in Derby and Derbyshire are being encouraged to speak up for nature and show how much they care about their local environment this Valentine’s Day.
We have set a balanced budget with councillors agreeing how we will manage our finances for the year ahead.
The B6001 Grindleford to Hathersage road will be closed to all traffic, pedestrians and cyclists from Monday 3 March 2025 for a major 4-week repair programme.
Derbyshire Makes has announced a packed programme of free activities happening throughout the county this year.
Proposals for the future of our remaining in-house care homes and for closer working with health partners are due to be considered by Cabinet.
Proposed changes to health services for pre-school families which aim to ensure those most in need continue to be supported will be considered next week.
D-day veteran Albert Keir has been bestowed with the Honorary Freedom of the County of Derbyshire.
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