Visitors are invited to come and explore Buxton Museum and Art Gallery once again as it opens the doors to its new home this week.
The A54 Macclesfield Main Road, known locally as the “Cat and Fiddle”, opens today, Monday 12 October, almost three weeks earlier than originally planned.
We are making a range of service improvements as we act on residents’ feedback and aim to reduce issues which may lead to residents’ complaints.
Derbyshire Makes has cemented its place as one of the UK's most ambitious county-wide creative and cultural programmes, following a hugely successful second year that brought tens of thousands of people together to celebrate the county's heritage and creativity.
We have reaffirmed opposition to government planning reforms that will reduce the role of elected councillors in planning decisions.
Calling all bargain hunters! A new reuse shop has opened our household waste recycling centre at Waterswallows near Buxton.
Businesses selling tobacco, vaping or nicotine products are being urged to get ready for changes in the law which if ignored could land them with a £200 fine.
Thousands of children and young people are benefiting from free holiday activities and healthy meals.
Profits from our reuse shop at Bolsover Household Waste Recycling Centre are being pumped back into local communities with the launch of a new funding scheme offering grants of up to £2,500 for charitable causes.
We’ve made a major investment that means more children will be able to attend their local primary schools thanks to the development of new, modern classrooms.
A new specialist service is being launched in some Derbyshire secondary schools to help young people break free from vaping and smoking.
People across Derbyshire who are raising the children of relatives and friends are being recognised and celebrated this Kinship Care Week (5 to 11 October 2026).
Families across Derbyshire are being invited to discover the support, activities and services available through our new Best Start in Life (BSiL) Family Hubs at a series of special open days this October.
More than 30 new apprentices have started their careers with Derbyshire County Council, as part of the Apprenticeship Programme 2026.
School governors play a vital role in helping children and young people get the best possible start in life and we are appealing for new recruits to join the team.
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