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The Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 (the 'CROW Act') requires every local highway authority and national park authority to establish an advisory body.

We manage many wildlife and amenity sites including grasslands, parks, local nature reserves and picnic sites.

Tell us about a problem on the roads, find road closures, pay a parking fine, plan your journey by public transport or apply for a Gold Card travel pass.

We hold the statutory lists of buildings of architectural or historic interest in the county, except those within Derby and the Peak District National Park.

The Minerals Local Plan guides mineral-related development within Derby and Derbyshire (outside the Peak District National Park).

Markham Vale is a flagship 85 hectare business park. Work on site started in 2006 and much of it has now been developed with over 70 businesses located there.

Elvaston Castle Country Park not only has grade II* listed gardens, but has its own designated Local Nature Reserve (LNR) for wildlife.

Lea Green provides outdoor activities and residential accommodation and is located right on the edge of the Peak District National Park.

We deliver learning from adult community education centres and around 100 community venues across Derbyshire.

The Phoenix Greenways are great for walking, cycling and horse riding. The greenways are a network of easy access off-road trails and quiet lanes.