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.
William Gilbert Endowed Primary School in Duffield is to trial ‘Fume Free Fridays’, where the road outside the school will be closed to traffic.
Fake QR codes used by scammers have been spotted on pay and display machines in Derbyshire, prompting a warning to motorists not to fall for the fake payment method.
We’re putting out a call is to Derbyshire farmers, landowners and land managers to help shape plans to protect and prioritise nature in Derby and Derbyshire.
A Derbyshire man who admitted making and selling fake military medals and supplying unauthorised poppy pin badges more than 4 years ago has been ordered to hand over £58,000 following a court ruling.
Trading standards are warning residents to be on alert for rogue traders operating in their area following a report of 2 roofers cold calling at people’s homes and offering to carry out work that may not need doing.
We’re continuing to improve services to support children with special educational needs and disabilities as our significant investment is rolled out into practice.
Our target to support the planting of a million trees across the county by 2030 keeps getting closer.
Students from Japan have had a taste of Derbyshire life, school lessons and culture during a recent twinning visit to the county.
The latest Director of Public Health Annual Report focuses on the work being carried out across the county to go further and faster in reducing the harms caused by smoking.
We are supporting World Mental Health Day on 10 October 2024.
Residents who want to have their say on proposals which would change some aspects of the county’s library service are being encouraged to get involved in the current public consultation.
An urgent safety alert aimed at parents and carers has been issued to warn of the risks that water beads can pose to children and vulnerable people.
We have secured an award of £780,000 from Arts Council England to support a major new programme of countywide cultural activity.
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