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More than 70,000 people in Derbyshire provide invaluable, unpaid support with day-to-day living tasks or personal care to a family member or friend.

The admission arrangements for maintained schools in Derbyshire have been agreed for the 2026 to 2027 school year.

You can borrow up to 24 items at a time from a Derbyshire libraries, including books, audio books, DVDs, CDs and ebooks.

Netloan computers are available for you to use in Derbyshire libraries and other council premises. This notice explains how we handle your information.

Buxton Museum and Art Gallery has an eclectic art collection, its main strength being depictions of Derbyshire from the 18th century to the present day.

Free workshops to support you into work, self-employment or into a new career. These are available to all Derbyshire residents who are aged 19 and over.

We're responsible for the safe passage of traffic and maintenance of the roads of Derbyshire, except roads in Derby City, trunk roads, and motorways.

We welcome the views of Derbyshire residents and attempt to incorporate them into any decisions made. Tell us your views on the council tax budget.

If you have a life-threatening or terminal illness, hospice care seeks to help you live as fully as possible. There are a number of hospices in Derbyshire.

Central government, Derbyshire Virtual School and other guidance to support your statutory duties towards looked-after children in educational settings.