We have made progress to tackle our forecast in-year overspend of £46.4 million but serious challenges still lie ahead.
Spot checks at petrol station pumps across Derbyshire have been carried out by trading standards officers to make sure motorists are getting what they paid for – and the good news is they are.
Unpaid carers in Derbyshire are being invited to attend an event hosted by Derbyshire Carers Association to mark this year’s Carers’ Rights Day on Thursday 23 November.
A Service of Remembrance has been held today at our headquarters at County Hall in Matlock.
Voluntary, community and charity organisations are being encouraged to apply for one of our grants to open a Warm and Welcoming Space this winter.
Parents can now apply to us for their child’s infant, junior or primary school place for September 2024.
More than 11,000 laptops have been made available to students in Derbyshire thanks to several Department of Education (DfE) schemes to provide electronic devices to support access to schools and wider services.
Residents are being asked to help shape our budget for 2024 to 2025 and have their say on a range of questions about where they live and the services they use.
A Derbyshire youth concert band has been invited to play at the Royal Albert Hall London as part of the Music for Youth Proms.
The proposed East Midlands Combined County Authority (EMCCA) has moved one step closer to reality after key legislation was approved in Westminster.
Do you know your blood pressure numbers? One in 3 adults in the UK have high blood pressure.
We welcomed the Right Honourable Rebecca Pow MP, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs in Matlock today.
The Leader of Derbyshire County Council Councillor Barry Lewis has issued a heartfelt thank-you to everyone who has pulled together to deal with the extensive flooding and disruption caused by Storm Babet.
It’s been a difficult night and a challenging situation throughout Derbyshire this morning with floodwater still affecting most roads and many properties across the county.
County Council leader Barry Lewis has today praised Derbyshire residents for their resilience and community-spirit during Storm Babet.
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