News articles tagged public safety
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Council joins key partners on Project Flex to tackle crime in Derby
12 February 2026
Derby City Council is working with key partners, including Derbyshire Constabulary, to tackle serious and organised crime in parts of the city through Project Flex.
Portfolio Spotlight: Tackling the challenges facing our communities
27 December 2025
Councillor Sarah Chambers reflects on a year that has seen action to improve safety in the city centre, and to safeguard our communities.
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No Place for Hate campaign launches in Derby
19 December 2025
Derby City Council has launched a new city-wide campaign to send a clear and united message that abuse, harassment, bullying and hate have no place in Derby.
Closure of Darley Abbey footbridge
18 December 2025
The temporary Darley Abbey footbridge, known as Walter's Walkway, has been closed for safety reasons.
Update on major incident in Normanton
5 December 2025
Updates on the major incident in Vulcan Street, Normanton.
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More visible uniforms for Public Protection Officers to provide reassurance
19 November 2025
Derby City Council has introduced a new high-visibility, branded van and upgraded uniform for its Public Protection Officers (PPOs) to promote community safety.
Statement: Flag flying in Derby
22 September 2025
A statement from Councillor Sarah Chambers, Cabinet Member for Communities, Equalities and Public Safety
Derby Youth Justice Service is rated ‘Outstanding’
16 September 2025
Children and young people at risk of, and involved in, criminal behaviour in Derby are receiving the support they need to face a more positive future, says a Government report published today.
Hundreds of fake Labubu dolls seized by Derby City Council Trading Standards
12 September 2025
Over 2000 illicit items seized from city centre stores.
New Youth Justice Plan to help young people achieve positive change in Derby
3 September 2025
Derby City Council has launched its Youth Justice Plan for 2025–26, setting out how the city will continue to support young people, protect victims and strengthen communities.