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People are being urged to be on their guard after reports that older and vulnerable residents across Derbyshire have received unsolicited calls claiming to be from community alarm companies.
A retired NHS healthcare manager, consultant and businessman with 17 years’ experience as a local councillor has been appointed as our new Civic Chairman.
Our senior councillors have written to Mayor Ward at the East Midlands Combined County Authority asking her to think again on her plans to offer free travel to young people just from the High Peak who attend further education in Manchester.
We have set a balanced budget with councillors agreeing how we will manage our finances for the year ahead.
The number of school places for children with special needs is increasing by around 500 as part of a £9.7 million investment we’re making to support vulnerable learners.
Planning across all departments is continuing at pace as we prepare to set our budget next February.
The number 80 bus service will continue with no break in service, thanks to us providing funding and finding a new operator to take it on.
Solid plans outlining ambitions, values and objectives for the year ahead lie at the heart of our refreshed Council Plan.
We welcomed the Right Honourable Rebecca Pow MP, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs in Matlock today.
We are set to consider proposals to consult on the future of residential care homes and day opportunities for older people.
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