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Parents across Derbyshire find out about their child’s secondary school place for September today (Monday 2 March).
Ripley Library has again been named as a hub for World Book Day, with the aim of helping more children learn to love reading.
We have approved £80,000 in funding for the Walk Derbyshire programme, which focuses on supporting new walking opportunities within the local community, with a focus on people who are inactive or living in areas with higher health inequalities.
A Derbyshire business has been fined £2,800 and ordered to pay nearly £4,000 costs after admitting selling vapes to an underage person and possession for supply of non-compliant, illicit vapes.
Residents still have time to have their say on future options for 2 services.
Residents, businesses and visitors across the county can now check which mobile service provider offers the best signal in their area following a project we undertook to map coverage.
We have set a balanced budget for the year ahead and agreed a less than maximum level council tax rise.
A remodelled care home has been rated Good in all 5 areas by the Care Quality Commission – impressing inspectors with its caring and attentive staff and excellent integrated working between health and social care teams.
A report due to be considered by our Cabinet shows that the highways team have spent more than £41m on maintaining and improving the county’s roads from April 2025 to December 2025 - more than in any previous year.
A children’s home we run has received a good rating in all areas by Ofsted for its safe, nurturing environment and strong leadership.
As part of Foster for East Midlands Councils, we are encouraging people from all backgrounds to consider fostering and make a life-changing difference for local children.
Residents will be encouraged to get creative this spring with the return of our flagship Derbyshire Makes festival at 6 locations across the county.
Work to remove trees affected by ash dieback disease along the Via Gellia road (A5012) is nearing completion with the final section due to start on Monday (9 February 2026) between Cromford and Bonsall.
Proposals for how council services could be delivered to Derbyshire’s communities in the future have been put out for consultation by the government.
Leading figures from the mineral products industry joined our Cabinet Members on Friday (30 January 2026) to renew a commitment to work together for the benefit of both the industry and the county.
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