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Haslam's Foundry development moves step closer as consultation launches
1 February 2022
Derby City Council asks local residents for their views on the multi-million pound housing development.
Consultation launches for traffic management near Eastwood Drive
31 January 2022
Plans for traffic management improvements around Eastwood Drive and North Street are now open for consultation, as Derby City Council asks residents for their views on the proposals.
Last chance to have your say on Council’s proposed budget
28 January 2022
There are just a few days left for residents to have a say about the Council's proposed MTFP for 2022/23 to 2024/25 and Council Plan
Council funds expert advice to help small businesses go digital
19 January 2022
High street businesses in Derby are being offered a helping hand to step into the 21st century with a package of free support to implement modern forms of trading.
Have your say on rewilding Allestree Park
17 January 2022
We want to hear from everyone who is interested in developing Allestree Park into the UK’s largest urban rewilding space.
Consultation around the Spot ending soon
11 January 2022
The consultation regarding improvements around the Spot is ending on Sunday 16th January 2022.
Council’s Medium Term Financial Plan open for consultation
22 December 2021
On Tuesday evening, the Council’s Cabinet approved a public consultation on the Council’s Medium Term Financial Plan (MTFP).
Cabinet to consider Council’s Medium Term Financial Plan for consultation
17 December 2021
Each year, the Council must produce an MTFP with a balanced budget which details how and where its finances will be spent.
Ambitious for the city
1 December 2021
On Wednesday 8 December, Cabinet will meet to discuss the development of the Council Plan and Mid Term Financial Strategy, reflecting on the needs of the city.
Have your say on new council ward boundaries
1 November 2021
Local residents and organisations are being asked for their help to draw up new ward boundaries across Derby by taking part in a 10-week consultation.