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Major new maintenance and transport schemes worth up to £41 million to repair the county’s roads, tackle surface water flooding, improve pavements and reduce traffic congestion will be discussed by County Councillors at next week’s Cabinet meeting (Thursday, 24 July).

Savings our highways department has made have been ploughed back into the budget, which will mean more roads will be resurfaced.

Motorists are being urged to plan ahead as we gear up to carry out further work to remove trees affected by ash dieback disease along the Via Gellia from 5 January 2026.

Our cabinet members are to be asked to agree a major programme of work to improve the county’s roads at a meeting next week.

Have you got what it takes to help Derbyshire children stay safe as they walk to school?

The B6001 Grindleford to Hathersage road will be closed to all traffic, pedestrians and cyclists from Monday 3 March 2025 for a major 4-week repair programme.

A new road safety product has been placed on the A632 just outside Matlock as a trial for the next 2 months.

We’re asking people to be more careful towards our road workers, after an incident where a member of the public ignored a road closure and knocked an employee over with his vehicle.

One of our longest serving school crossing patrols Denise Elliott has celebrated 40 years of keeping children safe on the roads.

We welcome news that the government has provided £7.6 million for major new road safety improvements along the A57 Snake Pass.