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We are proposing to introduce the following Traffic Regulation Order - The Derbyshire County Council (Prohibition and Restrictions of Waiting, Stopping and Parking Places Articles) Traffic Regulation Order 2025. This will change the Articles for static Orders within Derbyshire County Council’s administrative area to incorporate reflect developments and updates in the introduction of restrictions on street. Examples include the ability to pay by phone for parking on street and the development of paperless or virtual permits. The change to the articles ensures that the layout, paragraph numbering and the text based schedule numbers are the same through all the separate static orders that are processed. This ensures that the layout is familiar to those processing and enforcing the restrictions and also introduces a familiar format for members of the public wishing to see or review the Orders. Copies of the notice, plans and statement of reasons for this proposal are available on request by emailing place.permanenttro@derbyshire.gov.uk quoting reference Z3445, until 6 weeks after the Order has been made.
We have made the following order - The Derbyshire County Council (Station Road, Church Street, St Johns Street, Dig Street, Compton, A515 Buxton Road, Market Place, Ashbourne) (Prohibition and Restriction of Waiting and Stopping) Traffic Regulation Order 2025. Copies of the notice, order, plans and statement of reasons are available on request by emailing place.permanenttro@derbyshire.gov.uk quoting reference Z3438 until 6 November 2025.
Z3443 (South Normanton & Pinxton) (Waiting Restrictions) Order. Copies of the notice, plans and statement of reasons and draft order are available on request, email place.permanenttro@derbyshire.gov.uk or telephone: 01629 538619.
We've made the following orders - The Derbyshire County Council (Vicarage Lane, Duffield) (Prohibition of Driving – School Street) Experimental Traffic Order 2025 and The Derbyshire County Council (Castle Hill and King Street, Duffield) (Prohibition and Restriction of Waiting) Experimental Traffic Order 2025, under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984. The orders introduce an 18-month experiment from the 22 April 2025, introducing a prohibition of driving of motor vehicles Monday to Friday, 8.20am to 9.05am and 3pm to 3.45pm on Vicarage Lane, Duffield, and associated complimentary waiting prohibitions and restrictions on both Castle Hill and King Street, Duffield. The experiment runs until 21 October 2026 with the first 6 months of operation, being the period of time when objections can be made to the orders being made permanent. Copies of the notices, plans, statement of reasons and Orders are available on request by emailing place.permanenttro@derbyshire.gov.uk quoting reference Z3439E_Z3440E.
We've made the following draft traffic regulation order: Z3433 - Tapton View Road, Brockwell Lane, Purbeck Avenue, Newbold Road and Dunston Lane, Chesterfield (Prohibitions and Restrictions of Waiting and Stopping) Order 2025. Copies of the draft notice, plans, statement of reasons and draft order are available on request by email place.permanenttro@derbyshire.gov.uk or mobile: 07815 972399.
We've made the following Draft Traffic Regulation Order. Z3434 (Shirland, Higham, Mickley, Morton, Pilsley, Wingerworth) (No Waiting At Any Time) Order 2025. Copies of the draft notice, plans and statement of reasons and draft order are available on request by email place.permanenttro@derbyshire.gov.uk or telephone: 01629 539186.
Z3329 Chesterfield Various Streets Residents Parking Scheme Order 2024. Copies of the notice, plans and statement of reasons and draft order are available on request by emailing place.permanenttro@derbyshire.gov.uk or telephone: 01629 538619.
The press notice, plan and statement of reasons for Doles Lane / Green Lane Clifton, proposed prohibition of motor vehicles except for access order are available on request, email highways.hub@derbyshire.gov.uk or telephone: 01629 553190.
Bridge Street, Broadleys and Market Street, Clay Cross (waiting restrictions) Road Traffic Regulation Order 2024 (Z3403). Copies of the notice, plans and statement of reasons for this proposal are available on request by email place.permanenttro@derbyshire.gov.uk or telephone: 01629 538579.
Crown Court Proceedings: A20240037 Ian Wheeldon v Derbyshire County Council
We write to inform you that a member of the public has brought court proceedings against Derbyshire County Council under s56 Highways Act 1980 in relation to the grass verge that runs along the eastern side of Linacre Road, Chesterfield, Derbyshire. The member of the public argues that the verge is highway and that the Highway Authority is liable to maintain it. Derbyshire County Council are resisting the claims brought against them and are in active court proceedings.
This area of land is currently being developed by Tilia Homes Limited under Chesterfield Borough Council planning application reference: CHE/21/00707/FUL for 301 dwellings including the provision of public open space, landscaping and associated infrastructure and works. As per the court order, the judge has requested that we contact any party which may have plant or amenities in the aforesaid grass verge and who wish to be joined to the proceedings.
Should you wish to become a party to these legal proceedings (as per the court order), please can you contact Derby Crown Court, email enquiries.derby.crowncourt@justice.gov.uk and quote 'A20240037 Ian Wheeldon V Derbyshire County Council' and state that you would like to join the legal proceedings as a party under Item 2 of the court order dated 22 July 2024. Please note the court's deadline of 4pm on 23 August 2024 for doing so.
If you require any further information, contact Lindsey Heath, email lindsey.heath@derbyshire.gov.uk or Sarah Bond, email sarah.bond@derbyshire.gov.uk, who are the lawyers acting for the council in this matter.