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Hundreds of fake Labubu dolls seized by Derby City Council Trading Standards
12 September 2025
Over 2000 illicit items seized from city centre stores.
Tribute to Derbyshire's Chief Fire Officer, Rob Taylor
11 September 2025
Statement of condolence on the passing of Derbyshire's Chief Fire Officer Rob Taylor and former Chief Gavin Tomlinson.
Support available for residents ahead of winter energy bill increases
11 September 2025
The Council is reminding all residents of the support that is available to help them with energy bills this winter
Derby’s Mayor celebrates local heroes
10 September 2025
Heroes from communities from across Derby have been celebrated for their work to make the city a greater and more welcoming place.
Change the narrative on World Suicide Prevention Day 2025
10 September 2025
Communities around the world mark World Suicide Prevention Day as the city prepares to host a nationwide initiative to address the stigma of suicide
Derby City Council supports community groups to improve local facilities
9 September 2025
Two community-led projects aimed at revitalising neighbourhood facilities will be supported.
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Derby Infant and Nursery School expands nursery provision
5 September 2025
Alvaston Infant and Nursery School has created 25 new nursery spaces for two-year-olds following growing demand from parents.
New season of events at Derby Market Hall: Oktoberfest, Halloween and Derby Festé
5 September 2025
The latest programme includes an exciting Oktoberfest celebration, spooktacular Halloween fun, and the launch of a new monthly student night.
Whatever the weather, this year’s Darley Park Weekender was dazzling!
3 September 2025
Pop superstars from across the decades and the cream of classical performers took to the stage for a fabulous Darley Park Weekender – and the rain showers failed to dampen the spirits.
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.