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The places that we live, and how they are planned, can play a role in how healthy we are. Planning policy can help shape communities.

Legal preliminaries must be completed before a marriage can take place. Advice if you're getting married in a church, abroad, register office or approved venue.

A coroner is a judge who investigates unnatural or violent deaths, where the cause of death is unknown, or because the death took place in state detention.

In the unlikely event an emergency takes place we have a team of hard-working volunteers who pitch in and help out during a crisis.

Local planning authorities (LPAs) are required to carry out assessments of the future accommodation needs of Gypsies and Travellers.

Our trading standards officers can provide practical advice and guidance to any Derbyshire business to help them comply with the law.

Anyone may become disabled - or develop a long-term health condition - and find themselves needing extra support, advice or help.

Maps and plans are an important source of information about the development of places through time and may help your local studies research.

The Anti-fraud and Anti-Corruption Strategy details key fraud risks within local government and the controls put in place by the council to address these risks.

We deal with planning applications relating to minerals and waste developments as well as applications for our developments such as schools and libraries.