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−	'''Derbyshire is a county in central [[England]]. The county council area inlcudes eight local government districts. Additionally the cermonial county includes the [[City of Derby]], which is a unitary authority.	+	[[Image:Derbyshire Ceremonial Numbered.png|thumb|Derbyshire districts<br>
		+	1. [[High Peak, Derbyshire|High Peak]]<br>
		+	2. [[Derbyshire Dales]]<br>
		+	3. [[South Derbyshire]]<br>
		+	4. [[Erewash]]<br>
		+	5. [[Amber Valley]]<br>
		+	6. [[North East Derbyshire]]<br>
		+	7. [[Chesterfield]]<br>
		+	8. [[Bolsover]]<br>
		+	9. [[Derby]] (Unitary)]]'''Derbyshire''' is a county in central [[England]], considered to be part of the [[East Midlands]]. The county council area includes eight local government districts. Additionally the ceremonial county includes the [[City of Derby]], which is a unitary authority.
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		+	==LGBT history==
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		+	[[Derbyshire Friend]] celebrated its 30th birthday party in March 2013.<ref>http://www.gayderbyshire.org.uk/news/agm-30th-brithday-photo-gallery/</ref>
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		+	==References==
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	[[Category:Derbyshire| ]]		[[Category:Derbyshire| ]]
−	[[Category:England]]	+	[[Category:Shire counties]]

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Derbyshire is a county in central England, considered to be part of the East Midlands. The county council area includes eight local government districts. Additionally the ceremonial county includes the City of Derby, which is a unitary authority.

LGBT history

Derbyshire Friend celebrated its 30th birthday party in March 2013.^[1]

This article is a stub. You can help the UK LGBT History Project by expanding it.

References

1. ↑ http://www.gayderbyshire.org.uk/news/agm-30th-brithday-photo-gallery/