Derbyshire Dales District Council is to illuminate Matlock Town Hall and the landmark Jubilee Bridge in Matlock Bath with pink and blue lights for Baby Loss Awareness Week, October 9-15.
Wirksworth charity Aquabox is now responding to the disastrous aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami that hit the Indonesian island of Sulawesi on September 28.
Derbyshire Dales residents are being urged to give their thoughts on possible changes to waste and recycling collections before a public consultation closes on Sunday, September 23.
A thief with an “appalling” criminal record has been warned that if he commits another offence or fails to comply with the probation service he will be going to prison.
The county council’s children’s services department is in turmoil, with the demand for services and dwindling budgets continuing to cause headaches for yet another year.
Derbyshire Dales District Council has successfully recovered a housing benefit overpayment of £9,878 from a notorious serial fraudster who used to live in Steep Turnpike.
High Peak MP Ruth George began the parliament’s summer recess by heading out in the middle of the night with a Derbyshire Wildlife Trust badger vaccination team.
The county council’s head of finance says that if Derbyshire has another bad winter the highways department would not be able to respond in the way it did earlier this year.
There will be no “stay of execution” for the public toilets in Hall Leys Park, Matlock, despite passionate objections from nearly a dozen district councillors.
