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Derby City Council commits to making healthy choices easier for everyone
23 May 2024
Derby City Council has signed a Local Authority Healthy Weight Declaration to show its commitment to helping improve the health and wellbeing of its citizens.
Delivering a Derby we can be proud of: A year in review
22 May 2024
Cllr Baggy Shanker, Leader of Derby City Council, reflects on the past twelve months.
Supporting families across Derby’s communities: A year in review
21 May 2024
Councillor John Whitby, Cabinet Member for Children’s Social Care, Learning and Skills looks back over the last twelve months in administration.
Tackling poverty and supporting citizens in need: A year in review
21 May 2024
Cllr Paul Hezelgrave, Cabinet Member for Equalities, Cost of Living and Customer Inclusion looks back on a busy first year in administration.
Two free community events to bring summer fun to Derby
20 May 2024
The Big 1 at Chaddesden Park and the Alvaston Park Community Fun Day are back for 2024.
Shaping a stronger and healthier Derby: A year in review
17 May 2024
Councillor Alison Martin, Cabinet Member for Integrated Health and Adult Care, looks back over the past twelve months in administration.
Cleaner streets, and kick off for the Derby Racecourse Hub: A year in review
15 May 2024
Councillor Hardyal Dhindsa looks back at his first year as Cabinet Member for Communities and Streetpride, and ahead to the next 12 months.
Derby Promise will build a brighter future for the city’s next generation
15 May 2024
Derby City Council has joined forces with partners across the city to make a collective commitment to Derby’s children and young people.
Over 400 fines issued by Kingdom during first month of enforcement
14 May 2024
Kingdom Local Authority Support (LA Support) have issued 409 fixed penalty notices for littering and fly tipping.
Creating a safer, more diverse Derby: A year in review
14 May 2024
Councillor Shiraz Khan, Cabinet Member for Housing, Property and Regulatory Services, looks back over the past twelve months in administration.