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Children, young people and families across Derbyshire, including those with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), are already benefiting from new ways of working designed to provide earlier support, stronger family involvement and better joined-up services.

Families across Derbyshire are being invited to discover the support, activities and services available through our new Best Start in Life (BSiL) Family Hubs at a series of special open days this October.

Derbyshire’s work to make health support more accessible to farmers has been showcased in the Chief Medical Officer’s Annual Report 2026.

Derbyshire has become the first county in England to introduce pioneering road markings and signs designed to help motorcyclists navigate bends more safely.

A Derbyshire couple who have dedicated their lives to caring for some of the county’s most vulnerable children have been honoured with a national award.

We're supporting Operation SharkNet running from Monday 24 August. 

Around 100 events will be staged across 6 of the county’s towns this spring with the return of our Derbyshire Makes festival.

Derbyshire Makes has cemented its place as one of the UK's most ambitious county-wide creative and cultural programmes, following a hugely successful second year that brought tens of thousands of people together to celebrate the county's heritage and creativity.

Residents will be encouraged to get creative this spring with the return of our flagship Derbyshire Makes festival at 6 locations across the county.

Derbyshire Local Area Partnership is committed to continuous improvement in education, health and care services for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities, says a new report.