We’re advising local residents, businesses and motorists about a number of safety measures affecting traffic on the A5012 Via Gellia over the coming weeks.
A couple who have dedicated 42 years of their life to looking after children are retiring as foster carers.
We've signed a formal agreement with the Khmelnytskyi Region in Ukraine to strengthen existing ties and to work together on projects that will help communities in both areas.
Local residents are being encouraged to submit their comments on the planning applications which seek to transform County Hall into Smedley’s Hydro.
We are urging parents and carers to ensure their children receive their free flu vaccination as soon as possible.
Six schools from across Derbyshire enjoyed a visit to County Hall where they met Chairman Councillor Nick Adams and took part in debates in the Council Chamber.
A top Alton Towers Resort executive has been announced as our recommended new Chief Executive.
Markham Vale, our flagship regeneration project, is entering its final stages, with the vast majority of the 200-acre site now developed, creating thousands of jobs.
A proposal to reduce the number of councils in Derbyshire from 10 to one will be submitted to the government as our preferred option for local government reorganisation.
Plans to consult on proposals to change our home to school transport policy are set to be discussed next week.
Our library service is ensuring it is fit-for-the-future by remaining at the heart of the communities it serves as a raft of new measures announced at the start of the year make positive progress.
Proposals to consult the public on the future delivery of adult community education to ensure it supports those people who need it most are set to be considered.
As Christmas approaches and shoppers are bombarded with deals for Black Friday and Cyber Monday, our trading standards team is advising residents on how to avoid scams and fake offers when searching for a bargain.
Local residents, businesses and motorists are being advised that an emergency road closure will be in place on the A5012 Via Gellia tomorrow between Bonsall and Grangemill to allow tree inspections to take place.
A stretch of the A6 between Cromford and Matlock Bath has reopened following emergency tree removal as we urge local landowners to be vigilant and check their property for diseased and unstable trees.
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