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Instructions and advice for reporting a flood in Derbyshire. You can report current and past flooding for future investigation.

Caring for Derbyshire's built and natural heritage including archaeology, historic buildings, conservation areas, ecology and World Heritage.

Around a third of the waste we all put in our household bins in Derbyshire is food. That's a real waste.

The buildings at risk register lists historic buildings in Derbyshire which are at risk from vacancy, under-use or neglect.

Derbyshire's greenways network includes traffic-free pathways that are suitable for walking, cycling and horse riding.

Depending on areas, street cleaning is carried out by us or the district and borough councils within Derbyshire.

The Government's consultation about a new council or councils for Derbyshire launched on 5 February 2026 and will be open for seven weeks.

In Derbyshire there are 3 tiers of local government. You may need to contact our neighbouring councils for some services.

We have 2 types of flood contingency plans for Derbyshire, designed to limit the amount of damage caused by flooding.

As part of our public health responsibilities we take a leading role in tackling health inequalities in Derbyshire.