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Have your say in Derby City Council’s 2020/21 budget proposals
14 November 2019
On Wednesday 13th November, Council Cabinet was given approval to go out to consultation on our 2020/21 Budget.
Council opens consultation on its Homelessness and Rough Sleeping strategy
23 October 2019
Derby City Council is consulting on its draft new Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy, as its current strategy approaches completion.
Consultation on Polling places open now
27 September 2019
Local Authorities are periodically required to undergo a review of the suitability of its polling places.
Council to run consultation on changes to Single Discretionary Award Policy
23 September 2019
The Council will be running a consultation this autumn on proposed changes to the Single Discretionary Award (SDA) Policy.
Families and carers invited to share thoughts on the Lighthouse
11 September 2019
Derby residents are invited to give their views on ‘The Lighthouse’ residential short breaks service for disabled children and young people.
Council publishes revised Taxi and Private Hire Vehicle Strategy
19 August 2019
After a 12 week consultation, Derby City Council has published a revised Taxi and Private Hire Vehicle Strategy.
Cabinet asked to consider a review of Allenton Market
9 July 2019
A new proposal on the future of Allenton Market will be discussed by Councillors at July’s Cabinet meeting.
Public asked to assemble to help shape Assembly Rooms plans
10 May 2019
Members of the public and stakeholders are being invited to have their say on plans to transform the Assembly Rooms into a vibrant new cultural venue.
Consultation feedback leads to refined designs to reduce city’s roadside emissions
14 February 2019
Traffic and network management schemes to reduce roadside NO2 emissions are being refined following two consultation periods.
Don’t miss your chance to have your say on our proposals to improve air quality
10 September 2018
Local residents, businesses and stakeholders are being encouraged to have their say on Derby City Council’s proposals to tackle air quality in the city.