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We are often asked what rights exist on public rights of way. Here is a list of definitions which will help you.

This is the legal record for all known Public Rights of Way. It is available to view during office hours and by appointment.

You can apply to amend the definitive map and statement. You may also make an application to alter the definitive statement.

Dementia describes a set of symptoms that may include memory loss and difficulties with thinking, problem-solving or language.

The departmental service plans set out how each department will contribute to the council plan priorities and how success or effect will be measured.

Derbyshire Record Office accepts a wide range of archives and local studies collections for storage, preservation and public access.

It may be necessary to restrict the liberty of some people living in care homes and hospital for their safety.

The deputyship team administers the financial and property affairs of Derbyshire residents who lack the mental capacity to do so, where no alternative exists.

Derby and Derbyshire Local Access Forum provides advice on matters relating to outdoor recreation, rights of way and access to the countryside.

Dates of the meetings of the Derby and Derbyshire Local Access Forum. Copies of agendas, minutes, and supplementary reports are available by email.