Politics

Where do the resignations of Boris Johnson and David Davis leave the Prime Minister? More importantly, where does it leave the Brexit negotiations?

Campaigners are set to gather in Chesterfield town centre this weekend in protest at Donald Trump's controversial visit to the UK.

The head teacher of a primary school a few hundred metres from a proposed shale gas drilling site fears that parents will remove their children from the area if the plans are approved.

Three major Derbyshire roads, which are considered to be among the most dangerous in the UK, are set to be revamped as part of the government’s new ‘Safer Roads Fund’.

A national public transport organisation is to hold an event in Matlock later this month to show its support for efforts to re-establish rail services on the line towards Buxton.

A fiery debate over the county council’s plans to hand over 20 libraries to volunteers took place at the authority’s Matlock headquarters this afternoon.

The county council has agreed to spend £37,000 each year by creating a new role to assist the Conservative leadership in key decision-making.

Two Derbyshire council leaders have expressed their dismay about being left out of initial talks to form an East Midlands ‘super-council’.

This year’s Amber Valley Borough Council election was another close-run affair.

This year’s Amber Valley Borough Council election has come to a close, and the Conservatives have extended their majority.

Amber Valley’s Conservative MP has heralded his party’s borough council success as “very positive”.

The Conservatives have strengthened their majority on Amber Valley Borough Council.

Labour’s leader in Amber Valley has expressed his disappointment at the outcome of Thursday’s election, but remains optimistic about his party’s chances next year.

The Conservative leader of Amber Valley Borough Council has hailed his party’s election victory.

Two of the county’s district and borough leaders have expressed their dismay about being left out of initial talks to form an East Midlands “super-council”.

A major new Brexit survey has revealed that more than half of people in the UK think we would be better off economically in Europe, a majority want to stick with the Single Market, and Remain could potentially win a second referendum.