We were very concerned to hear the news last week that Derbyshire County Council had announced that it was on the brink of bankruptcy. But
Children across High Peak and the country went back to school this week. The start of a new school year should be an exciting time
With the summer holidays coming to end, we are already starting to think about how we are going to be able to support people through
The High Peak’s towns and villages are as diverse as they are beautiful. High Peak Borough Council is working hard to make them even better
High Peak Borough Council has launched six new grants for local businesses and communities and is now inviting applications. The funding, totalling £969,541, is from
The cost-of-living crisis has compelled many families in the High Peak to make changes to their daily lives and habits, forcing them into unenviable choices
The Home Office needs to scrap its plans to convert High Peak Halls into an asylum dispersal centre. On Monday, it looked like common sense
Click here for a PDF of the latest, High Peak-wide Labour publication.
This week is Love Parks week, running from 28 July to 6 August and here at High Peak Borough Council, we surely do love our
Serco, the Government’s asylum accommodation provider, called a meeting on 14th July with us, the police, local healthcare services and Derbyshire County Council to tell
The latest column by the leadership team at High Peak Borough Council. Ensuring people feel safe and secure in their home and local community should be the first
Since retiring from teaching, I’ve become more involved in politics and I was honoured to be elected as the Labour councillor for St John’s in
