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We can work together in Derbyshire to improve our local environment and make lives better for local people.
The RoWIP builds on the day to day work already carried on public rights of way and forms a distinctive strand within the local transport plans for the county.
Every child or young person in our care has to have their care arrangements reviewed regularly and independently by law.
We fund many bus services across the county, including services with low demand that are not commercially viable.
White Hall Outdoor Education Centre is a local education authority outdoor centre for schools and groups.
The Community Infrastructure Levy Regulations (CIL) 2010 (as amended) require that we must produce an annual Infrastructure Funding Statement (IFS).
This notice is aimed at people with disabilities, who may benefit from equipment or home improvements to enable independent living.
We are consulting on school admission arrangements for 2025 to 2026.
Across England, air pollution is having a major impact on our health. It's estimated that air pollution contributes to thousands of deaths every year.
Everyone has legal rights, including Gypsies, Travellers and people on whose land unauthorised camping takes place.
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