Local residents and businesses flooded in Derbyshire during Storm Babet are being reminded to apply for grant funding before the 1 August deadline.
Charges for disposing of tyres and asbestos will be introduced at our 9 household waste recycling centres from Thursday 1 August 2024.
Six schools are to receive a share of almost £5 million as part of our wider investment to provide additional places for children and young people with special and complex needs across Derbyshire.
Proposals to offer enhanced payments to residents and landlords hosting Ukrainian refugees and extend the free bus pass for Ukrainian guests are set to be considered by our Cabinet Members this week.
There’s still time for Derbyshire residents to make their views known in 2 consultations which propose changes to the way adult social care support is delivered.
Youngsters across Derbyshire are being encouraged to sign up to this year’s Summer Reading Challenge and get creative.
Derbyshire Community Transport (DCT) have been experiencing reliability and service issues with the 140 / 141 / 142 / 143 bus services.
We ended the last financial year in an improved position following a number of measures taken to tackle an overspend but we are warning that challenging times remain.
We are set to begin a 16-week project to improve Alfreton Bus Station from 1 July 2024.
We’re set to carry out our annual maintenance on the county’s dual carriageways, starting from early July.
Thousands of illegal cigarettes, hand-rolling tobacco and vapes with a retail value totalling more than £255,000 have been seized in 2 trading standards operations in the past fortnight in Derbyshire.
Four of our schools in Amber Valley are doing their bit to reduce air pollution and raise awareness about road safety and safe parking around their premises to coincide with Clean Air Day.
Matlock school pupils visiting our headquarters found out about the building’s role in the Second World War and got a first glimpse of the commemorative D-Day 80 flag as part of their tour.
Plans by Derbyshire County Council and Derby City Council to fix and operate a waste treatment facility in Sinfin are on hold.
A unique archive of a Derbyshire carriage maker is now in the care of Derbyshire Record Office.
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