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.
Hundreds of vulnerable households across Derbyshire are set to receive direct financial support with their energy costs.
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.
More than 30 new apprentices have started their careers with Derbyshire County Council, as part of the Apprenticeship Programme 2026.
Stoptober is here, giving people across the country the opportunity to join thousands of others taking their first steps towards a smoke free future.
Three new average speed safety cameras will be switched on along the A5012 Via Gellia on Monday 28 September as part of ongoing work to make the route safer.
Residents using our household waste recycling centre in Ilkeston are being urged to leave extra time for their visit from Monday 28 September 2026 while improvements are made at the site.
Local residents, walkers, cyclists, horse riders and 4x4 enthusiasts who use Bamford Clough are being invited to have their say on changes aimed at improving safety on Derbyshire's steepest byway.
We recognise this situation has brought distress to Mrs Ball and remain sorry for the upset caused when the council secured the site in 2023.
Cabinet Members at Derby City Council and Derbyshire County Council have decided to withdraw from a long-running project to fix and bring a waste treatment centre into use at their respective Cabinet meetings today (Wednesday 23 September 2026).
Children, young people and families across Derbyshire are already benefiting from new ways of working introduced through our Families First Partnership (FFP).
Work is underway to explore a new route which could boost tourism and support local businesses between Matlock and Cromford.
Economic growth, new homes and jobs across Derbyshire could be put at risk if the government drops planned improvements to 3 major A38 junctions.
We are highlighting the importance of falls prevention by supporting Falls Prevention Awareness Week (21 – 25 September) with a range of information, advice and support.
Cabinet Members at Derby City Council and Derbyshire County Council will be asked to consider recommendations to withdraw from a long-running project to fix and bring a waste treatment centre into use at their respective Cabinet meetings next week (Wednesday 23 September 2026).
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