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We have a responsibility for safety on the roads. However, the removal and disposal of dead animals is normally a district council service.

Bakewell library has a small collection of local history books about the town and the Peak District past and present.

Grants are available for Derbyshire communities, schools, parishes and town councils, to plant trees, boost biodiversity and tackle climate change.

The council is divided into departments each carrying out a different area of work. Find out the responsibilities of each department.

Register births, deaths, notices of marriage and civil partnerships or celebrate a wedding, civil partnership, naming, renewal of vows or citizenship ceremony.

The statutory declaration register is maintained under Section 31A of the Highways Act 1980. It contains statements and maps that land owners have given to us.

The Highway Authority provides signs in order to give information to road users. All signs on the highway must be authorised by the Highway Authority.

Information for parents, children and young people about the personal information we may hold about you, the reasons why and your rights.

Find out more information about Derbyshire's health, the work we do in your local areas, how we're making health fairer and other factors affecting your health.

The outcomes framework is a wider set of measures that is used to assess whether we are meeting our outcomes over the 4 years of the Council Plan.