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County Hall is situated in Matlock along with several other of our sites, including the Derbyshire Record Office.
Parish and town councils (sometimes called civil parishes) are one of the 3 tiers of local government. They provide a variety of services.
We work with representative Traveller organisations to ensure that the sites run well and to minimise problems presented by unauthorised camping.
We are continuing to develop a strategic network for cycling across the Chesterfield area. Work towards the completion of the network is a long-term project.
Derbyshire is the perfect place to explore on horseback and if you're interested in finding out how to get started we've got plenty of suggestions.
Are you interested in becoming a volunteer? The countryside service provides a range of opportunities for voluntary work.
We've developed a destination plan to improve the local visitor economy in North Derbyshire and North Nottinghamshire.
Explanations of specialised terms and their meanings for buildings at risk register including building risk grade codes.
The Greenways are a developing network of multi-user trails, cycle routes and bridleways that link the market town of Chesterfield to the area's countryside.
Directions to Markham Vale Environment Centre if you're travelling by car, bus, train or bicycle, and planning your journey by any mode of transport.
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