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We have made significant progress on reducing the number of potholes in the county, after recent investment in new innovative repair methods that are resulting in safer, more resilient roads.
Investors and developers are being encouraged to find out what Derbyshire can do for them next week as a delegation from the county council heads north to the UK’s Real Estate Investment & Infrastructure Forum in Leeds.
Ripley Library has again been named as a hub for World Book Day, with the aim of helping more children learn to love reading.
We are urging landowners and managers across Derbyshire to be vigilant and check for signs that their trees could be declining or unstable, putting them at risk of falling and causing danger to people or property.
A public consultation about proposals to close Glossop Household Waste Recycling Centre and a range of other cost-saving options at all of Derbyshire's recycling centres closes tomorrow (Thursday 23 July 2026)
Book lovers in Somercotes are being encouraged to take advantage of new weekly sessions which have been set up in a village hall while the area’s library is temporarily closed.
Leader of Derbyshire County Council Councillor Alan Graves has welcomed the repayment of a loan to the council following the sale of the Buxton Crescent Hotel business to luxury health spa operator Champneys, in partnership with Cheyne Capital.
Local residents are being encouraged to submit their comments on the planning applications which seek to transform County Hall into Smedley’s Hydro.
The first steps towards a long-term solution for the Doctor’s Gate landslip on the A57 Snake Pass are set to move forward this summer, as we carry out important ground investigation works.
Major structural repairs to Harrington Bridge which crosses the River Trent at Sawley will start in August as part of our £70 million capital programme, which is delivering safer, stronger and more resilient highways and infrastructure across the county.
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