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£1.50 single bus fares for young people in Derby and Derbyshire
1 November 2023
From 1 November 2023 we're rolling out £1.50 single bus fares for young people across Derby and Derbyshire
Flood Disruption in Derby: Latest updates
27 October 2023
Our teams have been working tirelessly and are continuing to respond to clean up our highways network following the recent floods.
Council Leader thanks those involved in city flood response
22 October 2023
Council officers have worked tirelessly since Thursday to respond to the worst flooding we have experienced as a city.
New sustainable travel hub will offer students a range of transport choices
4 October 2023
Derby City Council and the University of Derby have joined forces to create a sustainable travel hub at the University’s Kedleston Road site.
Charge up the conversation on electric vehicle charging in the city
27 September 2023
Derby residents are being encouraged to share their thoughts on new electric vehicle chargers in the city.
Work starts to improve accessibility and boost active travel on two Derby streets
15 September 2023
Victoria Street and Albert Street are the next of Derby’s roads to receive an upgrade which will improve accessibility and boost active travel.
Thirteen Midlands Councils to apply for £39.3m to get more chargers onto our streets
8 September 2023
The Midlands has come together to create two partnerships across the region to successfully submit a bid for the Government’s Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) Fund.
New proposals to maintain access to Darley Abbey Mills
7 September 2023
Derby City Council is looking at proposals to keep bridge access to Darley Abbey Mills open.
Have your say on plans to make Ashbourne Road safer
4 September 2023
Residents are being encouraged to have their say on proposed plans to make part of Ashbourne Road safer for drivers, pedestrians and cyclists.
100 days of Labour administration
1 September 2023
Leader of Derby City Council, Cllr Baggy Shanker has reflected on the first 100 days of the Labour administration.