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Derbyshire’s first community forest is taking root after 47,000 trees were planted during the first planting season.
We have approved an additional £250,000 of funding to help tackle loneliness and keep communities connected across the county.
Thousands of students across Derbyshire are preparing to receive their A-level and GCSE results next week.
Young people in Chesterfield and North East Derbyshire will receive targeted support into work, education and training thanks to a new pilot project.
A project to transform Staveley’s canal basin has taken another step forward with the completion of The Moorings – a two-storey waterside development led by us.
We are holding a service of commemoration to mark Victory over Japan (VJ) Day.
School governors play a vital role in helping children and young people get the best possible start in life and we’re appealing for new recruits to join the team.
We've been successful in gaining £49,597,972 from the government for the South Derbyshire Growth Zone and Infinity Garden scheme.
It's World Breastfeeding Week from 1 to 7 August 2025 and we are encouraging families to find out more about the support on offer across the county.
Council Chairman Councillor Nick Adams has hosted his first Civic Service attended by dignitaries from across the county.
Residents across Derby and Derbyshire are being invited to have their say about proposals to reduce the number of councils in Derby and Derbyshire from 10 to 2, to simplify the system, provide better value for council tax-payers and create stronger communities.
One of our longest serving school crossing patrols Denise Elliott has celebrated 40 years of keeping children safe on the roads.
We welcome news that the government has provided £7.6 million for major new road safety improvements along the A57 Snake Pass.
We have been awarded £15,000 for an arts project to reflect on what freedom means to Derbyshire residents, 80 years after the end of the Second World War.
Situated in the heart of the Peak District National Park, Castleton village has been attracting higher levels of visitors all year round over the past few years.
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