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We're supporting Derbyshire's food bank network to do what we can to ensure residents who are struggling with low income and debt have food in times of need.

We consider requests for road humps where there is a need to reduce accidents, reduce speed and to improve safety of residential roads.

The local offer is an information, support and advice service for children and young people aged 0 to 25 with special educational needs or disabilities (SEND).

There are lots of ways you can get involved with communities in and around Derbyshire. One of the most fulfilling ways is by becoming a volunteer.

If you're organised, like working with people, and are interested in literature and information then a work experience placement in a library may be for you.

Early years' provider agreement service specification appendix 3 - processing personal data and data subjects.

b_line is our cut-price travel discount and library card for young people aged 11 up to 19 who live in Derbyshire.

This small library is rich in unusual local history materials donated by local people. Find out what resources are available.

Independent advocates make sure you are treated fairly and work with you to represent your views to decision makers.

We work with lots of different people to help children and young people in Derbyshire improve their mental health and wellbeing.