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Parking can be a frequent source of frustration in any community, and it’s often not clear who is responsible for dealing with different types of parking problems. Civil Enforcement Officers (CEOs) have now replaced traditional traffic wardens and are responsible for enforcing a wide range of on-street and car park regulations.

This September, Heritage Open Days return to South Derbyshire, giving residents the chance to explore our area’s history, architecture, and cultural heritage. A series of special events will be running across Swadlincote and surrounding villages, many of which are free to attend.

The Annual Canvass is a process carried out each year to ensure the Electoral Register is accurate and up to date. Every property in South Derbyshire will be contacted to confirm the information held about residents registered to vote.

Mark your calendars for one of South Derbyshire’s biggest summer events the Festival of Leisure 2025, taking place on: Saturday 21st June & Sunday 22nd June 2025 at the Maurice Lea Memorial Park, Swadlincote which is free entry for all.

Scams are becoming increasingly sophisticated and can affect anyone, regardless of age or background.

National Grid meetings aiming to address any unanswered questions from the previous session and provide further clarity

Important Information: Electoral Register Canvassing in South Derbyshire starting 2nd October

Please.report speeding and traffic to the police

Essential Maintenance Work on A38/A50 Toyota Island

South Derbyshire Council Warns Against Misleading Home Energy Improvement Leaflets