Work on a plan to fix the major landslip at Leashaw, near Holloway is continuing, with new milestones set for the repair project.
Derbyshire County Council has welcomed the Secretary of State clarifying the position on countywide reorganisation
We’re asking people to be more careful towards our roadworkers, after an incident where a member of the public ignored a road closure and knocked an employee over with his vehicle.
A project to celebrate local heroes in Derbyshire by immortalising them in art is looking for venues to display some of the portraits.
The partnership responsible for planning, delivering and commissioning services for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in Derbyshire has published a Priority Impact Plan following a government notice to improve.
Major plans for faster and more reliable internet speeds for communities who need it the most have moved a step closer.
Our trading standards officers are informing people who keep poultry or other birds that they must follow enhanced biosecurity measures to protect their flocks from bird flu.
This week 133 schools across the county will receive a free apple tree as part of our Million Trees project.
Plans to achieve a balanced budget for the year ahead will move another step forward if agreed by our Cabinet at its meeting next week.
We’re inviting local people to find out more about plans to transform County Hall and the Winter Gardens in Matlock.
Visitors to popular Shipley Country Park will soon be able to sample delights from a new café opening up in the Visitor Centre this spring.
We've responded to a national Transport Committee Inquiry about managing the impact of utility companies' roadworks as part of our drive to reduce disruption.
Derbyshire library users are being encouraged to find out more about the implementation of a new system which will affect some of the services they can use.
We're extending a trial of a new material to fix potholes after positive feedback and good results over the last few months.
We're closing the Via Gellia between Cromford and Newhaven at various points from Monday 27 January 2025 for the felling of trees suffering from ash dieback.
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