News articles tagged regeneration

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Contractors and Council officers gather around a spade to mark the start of work on affordable homes to rent, with a digger in the background.

Groundbreaking marks the start of work on affordable homes for rent

17 March 2026

Contractors have marked the start of work on two affordable housing sites in Derby to provide homes for those in housing need.

Crowds of people browse the stalls at a farmers market inside Derby Market Hall

Growing Derby Farmers’ Market expands outside for spring

17 March 2026

The monthly Farmers’ Market at Derby Market Hall is set to expand outside into Osnabruck Square this month.

Members of Artcore and Council Leader Councillor Nadine Peatfield in front of the new ceramics studio in Osnabruck Square

Business grant fires up city's first public ceramics studio

16 March 2026

Derby’s first public-access ceramics studio has opened in a refurbished former empty shop in the city centre, with the help of funding from the Council.

the interior of Derby Market Hall, showing the domed roof and stalls in the central section

Derby City Council-led regeneration projects recognised at awards

12 March 2026

Two landmark regeneration projects have been highlighted for their outstanding contribution to the city’s centre at the 2026 Derby Civic Society ‘A Brighter City of Derby’ Awards.

A group of people in high visibility clothing in the doorway of Chaddesden Park Primary School.

225 trees for Derby schools from flood defence project

5 March 2026

24 schools have benefited from trees provided by the OCOR project.

A man and woman kneeling next to an engraved slab that says funded by UK government.

Transport upgrades scheme set in stone

4 March 2026

Nine engraved slabs have been installed at the sites of Transforming Cities works.

Derby Riverside transformation accelerates

12 February 2026

The transformation at Derby Riverside has progressed rapidly, as the city works towards a new era of flood protection for our city’s residents and businesses.

An aerial view of the new Market Place