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We accept Medequip items such as wheelchairs, Zimmer frames, walking sticks and toilet frames at some of our recycling centres.
Recycling is now very easy and is something that everyone is doing. It means that less waste is sent to landfill and materials can be made into new products.
In the UK, only about 3 to 5% of all household batteries are recycled. You can help tackle this problem by recycling your batteries.
Find out more about our household waste recycling centres, along with their addresses, directions and opening times.
By looking after yourself and keeping well, you can reduce your risk of falling and getting other health related conditions.
The introduction of the 5p plastic bag charge in October 2015 has resulted in a dramatic reduction in the use of single-use carrier bags.
There has been a growing concern that we use too much packaging. Every year around 10 million tonnes of packaging is used in the UK.
We offer employers a programme of support to your staff who are facing redundancy.
The visitor centre shop is run by the countryside service and sells a range of confectionary, biscuits, muffins, crisps, ice cream, cold and hot drinks
Derbyshire councils, health colleagues, voluntary and community groups and other agencies are involved in refugee resettlement in Derbyshire.
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