Fans of the The Great British Sewing Bee will be excited to hear that Derbyshire resident Alex Murphy is leading a major strand of Derbyshire Makes.
Construction of a new bridge has enabled further restoration of Chesterfield Canal and created a fresh link for the Trans Pennine Trail.
The partnership responsible for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in Derbyshire has apologised.
Derbyshire library service users are being encouraged to check their membership details are up-to-date before the introduction of a new system.
Community groups across Derbyshire are being invited to apply for funding to set up ‘warm and welcoming spaces’ to help local residents this winter.
Further help is available from us and the UK government for some of the most rural parts of the county in accessing high speed broadband.
Derbyshire pensioners on a low income could miss out on this year’s winter fuel payment if they don’t act fast and find out if they qualify for Pension Credit.
A D-Day veteran joined a Service of Remembrance we held today at our headquarters at County Hall in Matlock.
New proposals for the future of our residential care and day services for older people are due to be considered following a public consultation.
Proposals to change support for people with learning disabilities and/or who are autistic will be considered next week.
Proposed changes to Derbyshire Healthy Homes Project to ensure it supports people who need the most help will be considered next week.
Members of our Cabinet will consider new options for improving the visitor experience at Elvaston Castle and Gardens and safeguarding its long-term future.
Proposals to end discretionary grant funding to voluntary and community groups will be considered next week.
Two further local bus services are under threat as their current operator are to cease trading, but have a new operator thanks to us.
A new operator to run 2 bus services has been secured.
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