A scheme which supports mums to feel comfortable breastfeeding their children in public has hit a milestone.
Residents who use Stonegravels Household Waste Recycling Centre in Chesterfield are being advised to plan ahead as the site prepares to close temporarily for maintenance work.
Our councillors voted in favour of Cabinet proposing one single council for the whole of Derby and Derbyshire as our preferred option for local government reorganisation, at a Full Council meeting last night (Thursday 13 November).
We’re continuing to support Ukrainian refugees.
Leader of Derbyshire County Council Councillor Alan Graves has welcomed the sale of the Buxton Crescent Hotel business to luxury health spa operators Champneys in partnership with global alternative investment fund manager Cheyne Capital.
Veterans joined a Service of Remembrance which was held today at our headquarters at County Hall in Matlock.
Carers in Derbyshire can find out more about what their rights are during a programme of events in November for Carers’ Rights Day 2025.
Parents can now apply to us for their child’s infant or primary school place for September 2026.
Our cabinet members are to be asked to agree a major programme of work to improve the county’s roads at a meeting next week.
Do you know a young person aged 16 to 24 not in education, employment or training who is struggling to decide on next steps?
October was another busy month for our trading standards team who continue to fight the battle to rid streets, markets and shops of unsafe, fake and illegal goods.
Councillors at Derbyshire County Council will be asked to consider proposing one single council for the whole of Derby and Derbyshire as their preferred option for local government reorganisation at a Full Council meeting on 13 November 2025.
South Normanton Nursery School has again been recognised in the Modeshift STARS regional school travel awards for its efforts to get children and families to travel without a car.
New housing measures to protect birds from avian flu have come into force across the whole of Derbyshire.
Pupils with special educational needs and disabilities will be supported back into education thanks to an overall investment of £2.2 million.
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