The winner and 2 runners-up have been announced in a writing competition for adults run by our library service.
We want to make sure that health care appointments are as easy to access as possible for Derbyshire residents.
Visitors to our Buxton Museum and Art Gallery this winter have the chance to catch works by budding artists as well as established artist David Lowther.
More Derbyshire businesses and organisations will be eligible for help to reduce their energy costs and cut carbon emissions as part of our Green Entrepreneurs Fund programme
We are to fund a new service to replace the 185 Fairfield to Buxton after the commercial operator said it would no longer run.
Tree planting season has kicked off with 99 trees planted on our estate during October and November to help tackle climate change.
We are working in partnership with Joined up Care Derbyshire to offer health and wellbeing support this winter.
Ten former councillors who have made a significant contribution to Derbyshire County Council are now Honorary Aldermen and Alderwomen.
An urgent safety alert has been issued about using baby self-feeding pillows with people being warned to stop using or selling them immediately.
Residents are invited to sign up to learn something new with our Adult Community Education Service.
Local residents are invited to share their opinions about proposals to improve road safety along the A5004 between Buxton and Whaley Bridge.
Derbyshire County Council has signalled challenging times are ahead as it joins other local authorities across the country to warn of budget pressures due to rising costs and demand for services.
The works to rebuild the road have been complex due to the challenges involved with working on an active landslip.
Proposals to help more Derbyshire people lead safe, independent lives in their own homes for longer are due to be considered by our Cabinet.
Voluntary, community and charity organisations are encouraged to apply for one of our grants to support residents this winter.
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