Grants of up to £500 to benefit local communities and the environment are up for grabs through a partnership with our waste contractor Associated Waste Management (AWM).
Football and rugby supporters across Derbyshire are being encouraged to start conversations that could save lives as we take our suicide prevention campaign to sports grounds across the county.
Plans to transform the historic County Hall into a major regeneration scheme have been approved, bringing the project a step closer to delivery.
A new era is beginning to unfold at Elvaston Castle Country Park with the signing of a new agreement between 3 organisations in support of the estate’s future.
Our Cabinet will be asked to approve a new Employment and Skills Strategy this week setting out a clear vision, objectives and priorities for improving the employment and skills levels of Derbyshire residents.
We're supporting young people leaving care to take their first steps into employment, apprenticeships and higher education.
A major investment of £1 million is set to help schools across the county create more inclusive learning environments for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
From supporting babies and young children to caring for teenagers and siblings, our foster carers are making a difference every day.
We are set to invest an additional £1 million to increase the number of people available to assess and review the needs of children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
Steps are being taken by Derbyshire County Council to temporarily limit the number of fridges and freezers collected at its household waste recycling centres.
A rogue builder who left victims across Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire and South Yorkshire more than £136,000 in total out of pocket has been jailed for 32 months after admitting 3 offences relating to fraud.
Plans to protect and prioritise nature recovery in Derby and Derbyshire have taken a step forward with the appointment of an independent Chair to lead the next phase of the Derbyshire Local Nature Recovery Strategy (LNRS).
A children’s home which looks after young people with special educational needs and disabilities has received a positive rating from Ofsted.
We have shortlisted our potential development partners for the planned £130 million redevelopment of Smedley’s Hydro.
Parents and carers from across Derbyshire have helped shape the future of support for children, young people and families through a series of Families First Partnership (FFP) parental engagement sessions held across the county.
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