Politics

After an arduous few days of requests, Theresa May has managed to convince European Union leaders to extend Brexit again - this time until Halloween.

Matlock school students will take to the streets this week to join the global climate strike movement and a call for action from local authorities.

Derbyshire Dales District Council has completed work to restore and protect the historic boundary railings at a Wirksworth church.

A total of £8.4m of Government funding has been spent on repairing roads, bridges, pavements and walls in Derbyshire, according to the county council.

The future of Theresa May as leader of the Conservative Party and as Prime Minister is looking less secure by the day.

Crich Parish Council has passed a vote of no confidence in Amber Valley Borough Council over its approach to new housing developments.

Pensioners in Derbyshire who have partners of working age are being urged to contact the county’s welfare rights service after recent rule changes to their benefits.

Psychological therapies paid for by Derbyshire’s main NHS organisations are facing cuts, health chiefs have announced.

Dales councillors have unanimously agreed to send the authority’s new waste collection contract out to market.

Councillors have agreed to push forward with plans that could see Derbyshire Dales District Council build and manage houses again for the first time in nearly 20 years.

Derbyshire MPs will vote on Theresa May's revised Brexit deal tonight.

A plan for a Dambusters exhibition at Derwent Dam - where World War Two pilots famously practiced for German bombing raids - had been branded ‘absurd’.