Key changes to our Cabinet team have been officially announced today (Friday 8 May).
A procurement process to appoint a contractor to fix and operate Sinfin waste treatment centre is being brought to an end by Derby City Council and Derbyshire County Council and no contract will be awarded at this time.
We are launching a new fund to support vulnerable households who rely on heating oil or bottled gas with the rising costs of fuel.
Residents across the county are being invited to have their say about proposals to close Glossop Household Waste Recycling Centre and a range of other cost-saving options at all Derbyshire recycling centres.
We have invested a record £60 million in highways across the county over the past year.
Invest in Derbyshire is launching a new campaign to grow investment in the county’s economy, showcasing a portfolio of development opportunities worth billions of pounds.
We're introducing new measures to combat inconsiderate parking and control the amount of traffic in and around a popular Peak District beauty spot.
A new café – Nook & Scran by Scrannery – is to open its doors to the public at Chesterfield Library this Friday (24 April).
Book lovers in Somercotes are being encouraged to take advantage of new weekly sessions which have been set up in a village hall while the area’s library is temporarily closed.
We have made offers of infant, primary and junior school places to 10,067 children today (Thursday 16 April 2026).
Negotiations are currently underway with an established care provider to take over the running of Ada Belfield care home as part of our transformation programme to reshape our in-house care services.
Three Derbyshire libraries are to benefit from a £440,000 funding boost announced today (Tuesday 14 April 2026).
Derbyshire’s children’s homes provide safety and stability for young people who feel valued and listened to, according to Ofsted.
We have approved the Derbyshire Best Start in Life Local Plan this week, which will help families with young children across the county to flourish and grow.
Derbyshire’s Heartwood Community Forest has proudly marked a national milestone with the planting of a special holly tree at Tibshelf Common.
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