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Apply here for NEW, RENEWAL or REPLACEMENT passes: If you are a resident of the above Local Authorities and are eligible, based on age or disability, then this online facility will enable you to apply for a free bus pass (GOLD Card) under the English National Concessionary Travel Scheme. If you are already a pass holder and that pass has expired, or will soon expire, then applying for a Renewal pass is also possible here, as is applying for a Replacement of your existing pass if it has been lost or damaged. Click Apply Online for further guidance and to follow the simple step-by-step process.

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Derbyshire Connect provides transport to shopping destinations for people unable to use conventional buses because of age, disability or because they live in areas where public transport is limited. Gold Card holders can use Derbyshire Connect services free-of-charge.

For more information on the scheme and how it could help you please click  here

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Gold Card Scheme Derbyshire County Council runs a concessionary travel scheme for elderly and disabled persons. Gold Card allows you to travel free, off-peak on local buses throughout the whole of England, get discounts at around 1,000 shops and other local businesses and to borrow items at all Derbyshire and Derby city libraries.

For more information on the Gold Card Scheme and how you can apply please click  here .

Disabled Persons Railcard Rail travel with a Disabled Persons Railcard offers discounted travel to disabled people and a friend/family member. To find out if you are eligible for a card and to apply online please click  here .

If you have a health condition or disability (particularly if you’re a wheelchair-user) finding an accessible toilet that’s clean, tidy and available for you to use can be a challenge. And they’re often kept locked.

Under Radar’s scheme, special locks are installed on public disabled toilet doors to give disabled people priority access. Local authorities have adopted the scheme and ‘Radar toilets’ can now be found in shopping centres, pubs, stores, bus/train stations and other locations nationwide.

How it works The Radar key gives you independent access to locked public toilets around the country. The provider of the toilet has a key – but with your own key there’s no need to wait for a member of staff to unlock the door. You’re in control.

For more information and to order your key online please click  here . 

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Gold Card is a travel and discount card for older people and people with certain disabilities.

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For disability related Gold Cards please telephone 01629 761199 for further information and assistance.

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Gold Card is our travel, discount and library card for older people and people with certain disabilities.

The Gold Card allows you to travel free, off-peak on local buses throughout the whole of England, get discounts at around 1,000 shops and other local businesses and to borrow at all Derbyshire and Derby city libraries.

Gold Card holders can also use community transport dial-a-bus services for a flat-rate fare.

Who can get a Gold Card?

You no longer receive a Gold Card automatically at the age of 60. Instead, the qualifying age is now linked to the state pension age. 

Check if you qualify for a Gold Card

People of any age with a qualifying disability can also apply for a Gold Card.  Acceptable evidence for disabled applicants is detailed on the application form or on the Derbyshire County Council - Gold Card website.

Gold Card Frequently Asked Questions

How to apply

First of all you need an application form that you can download from the  Derbyshire County Council - Gold Card  website.

Age related applications can be made via the Derbyshire County Council - Gold Card website. You can also pick up a Gold Card application form from your local  library . Alternatively you can call us on 0345 129 77 77 / 01298 28400 and we'll do our best to help.

If you need to provide evidence with your application form such as proof of eligibility, you need to return this WITH your application form. Applications cannot be processed without this evidence.

If you are a High Peak resident you can return your application form with your own photograph by visiting your local  council office .

Please note: we are currently only taking photos in Buxton Town Hall. Please contact us on 0345 129 77 77 or 01298 28400 to make an appointment.

Your Gold Card will NOT be issued at reception, it will be posted out to you.

You can also apply for a Gold Card by sending your completed application form with photocopies of your proof documents and a passport size photograph to Gold Card, Town Hall, Market Place, Buxton, SK17 6EL.

Renewing your Gold Card

You can apply to renew your Gold Card if:

• your  current  gold card has expired or is about to expire in the next 2 months
• if you qualify on the grounds of either Pension Age or Permanent Disability (card issued for 5 years).

Please do not apply to renew your card before it's renewal is due as it will not be accepted.

If you need to renew your disability application, you will need to provide up to date evidence of your eligibility. Please send photocopies of your evidence to Gold Card, Town Hall, Market Place, Buxton, SK17 6EL.

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Gold Card is a travel, discount and library card for older people and people with certain disabilities. You can apply for a Gold Card by visiting any of our four contact centres , where we can also take your photograph. Further information is available on the  Derbyshire County Council  (opens in a new window) website.

Bus travel Free bus travel applies to trips on local buses anywhere in England at off-peak times. Off-peak is after 9.30am and up to 11pm weekdays and at anytime weekends and bank holidays. 

Discounts Your Gold Card gives your discounts at more than 700 businesses in and around Derbyshire, including shops, restaurants hotels and services.

Library card Your Derbyshire Gold Card can also be used as a library card at all Derbyshire and Derby City libraries. Just hand it to a member of library staff the first time you want to use it and they'll register your details.

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Hopefully you have found this information helpful. Here are some more links that you may also find useful. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, please get in touch - you can call the Community Action reception on 01332 346266 or email us at  [email protected]

Updated: 14/12/2023

Gold Card is Derbyshire County Council's travel, discount and library card for older people and people with certain disabilities.

Free bus travel

• Gold Card currently allows you to travel free, on local buses, throughout Derbyshire, from 9.30am up to 11pm weekdays, and at any time during weekends and on bank holidays.
• Gold Card also allows you to travel free, off-peak on local buses throughout the whole of England, from 9:30am to 11pm weekdays and at any time during weekends and bank holidays.
• Gold Card holders can also travel free-of-charge anytime on Derbyshire Connect Dial-a-Bus 'shopping' buses.
• Your Gold Card gives you discounts at more than 700 businesses in and around Derbyshire, including shops, restaurants hotels and services.
• Most of the discounts in the directory are exclusive to Gold Card and available to all cardholders. Typically businesses offer a discount of 10%.
• You can search through hundreds of discounts available to the over 60s and disabled people throughout Derbyshire in the Gold Card discount directory.

Find out more about Gold Card on the Derbyshire County Council website

Help with Transport Costs

50% off travel if you’re on Universal Credit

You may be eligible for a Jobcentre Plus Travel Discount Card if you’re on Universal Credit.  Find out more information on the National Rail website

• In England you can get a bus pass for free travel when you reach the State Pension age.  Apply for an older person’s bus pass
• If you’re disabled then you may be eligible for a disabled person’s pass if you live in England.  Apply for a disabled person’s bus pass

Low-Cost and Free Paint

The Derby Community RePaint scheme, which is managed by the Play and Recycling Centre (PARC), was created to help community groups, schools and people who are on low incomes, or in receipt of benefits, by providing affordable and usable leftover paint from commercial and trade sources.

It’s just £3 to register with the scheme and gain access to free and low-cost paint to decorate your home or premises.

Every litre of paint you obtain from this scheme would otherwise go to landfill, so whatever colour you choose it's green!

For more information about the scheme and to register,  visit the PARC website

CoL Support Resources - Leaflet, Posters, Translations & Toolkit

Help spread the word, to ensure that Derby residents are getting all the help that they are entitled to!

We have put together a selection of materials including a leaflet and a series of posters covering the key messages surrounding the Cost of Living support for Derby residents, including an A3 poster translated into 10 languages. You can  download them here .

We can supply a small amount of printed materials per organisation if required. If you would like to receive some then please email which materials you require and a brief outline of where you plan to use them to  [email protected]

We have also produced a Communications Toolkit, which contains a library of marketing resources that community organisations and partners can use to help spread the word of the help and information available to Derby residents. You can download that below:

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Citizens Advice Mid Mercia

Citizens Advice offers advice and guidance on a range of different issues for anyone living in Derby City, South Derbyshire, East Staffordshire, Tamworth and surrounding areas. They can support you with problems such as debt and money, benefit entitlement, benefit claims, family, law and courts, immigration, housing, and health issues.

For more information visit:  https://www.citizensadvicemidmercia.org.uk/

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Community Action Derby is a registered charity providing support and guidance for voluntary and community groups.

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Derbyshire Gold Card holders renewal reminder

Thousands of cards which entitle older people and those with certain disabilities to free off-peak local bus travel are due to expire in the next few months.

Derbyshire Gold Card  holders are being urged to check the validity dates on their cards, which can also be used to get discounts at some 700 shops and businesses and to borrow items from any county library.

Most Gold Cards are valid for five years, with around 108,000 of the 185,000 currently in circulation due for renewal soon – with the majority expiring in September and October 2017.

If you are an existing Gold Card holder who has not yet received a new one, and your card expires within the next two months, you can fill in an online form to  renew your Gold card .

Those without internet access can call the district council tel: 01283 595795 or visit the Civic Offices in Swadlincote.

Cllr Trevor Ainsworth, Derbyshire County Council’s Deputy Cabinet Member for Highways, Transport and Infrastructure, said: “Cards are issued automatically when the personal information we hold exactly matches electoral data. Where we haven't been able to check this, card holders will have to renew themselves.

“It is simple to renew and hundreds have already successfully requested new cards. I would encourage others to follow this lead so they can continue to benefit from free travel and other discounts.”

The application form can be completed by Gold Card holders whose circumstances have not changed since they were issued with their current card, and disabled card holders who do not need to show continuing proof of eligibility.

Any card holder whose circumstances have changed since they were issued with their present card - for example those who have moved address within Derbyshire or changed their name - cannot apply online.

Online renewals can also be made at Derbyshire libraries, where staff can help if required.

First-time Gold Card applicants  will need to download and complete an application form.

Card holders who move out of Derbyshire are no longer eligible for a Gold Card but may still apply for the equivalent in their new local authority area.

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Gold Card allows you to travel free, off-peak on local buses throughout the whole of England, get discounts at around 1,300 shops and other local businesses and to borrow at all Derbyshire and Derby city libraries

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Derbyshire County Council Gold Card

Anyone over 60 (depending on your date of birth) can have a Gold Card − the travel, discount and library card for Derbyshire residents. It is a blue striped card.

Some younger people, with certain disabilities, can also have a Gold Card. It is an orange striped card.

Gold Card allows you to travel free, off-peak on local buses throughout the whole of England, get discounts at around 1,300 shops and other local businesses and to borrow at all Derbyshire and Derby city libraries.

Gold Card holders can also use community transport dial-a-bus services. You will be charged a £1 flat rate single fare (£2 return). It doesn't matter how far you travel on a dial-a-bus, the fare is the same.

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What Is Derbyshire Connect?

Derbyshire Connect is the really easy way to shop in the north and east of Derbyshire by bus. We operate the service on behalf of Derbyshire County Council.

Derbyshire Connect is designed to help people of any age who are unable to use conventional bus services because of mobility difficulties or because they live where bus services may be limited. We provide a once a week trip to your local supermarket or town centre. The day of the week, time and destination depend on where you live.

All vehicles are wheelchair accessible and Derbyshire Gold Card holders can travel free of charge, the current charge for non-card holders is £6.00 return. In order to use the service, you should let us know 48 hours in advance, either by booking using the form below or by calling us on 01773 746652.

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I would like to book a place on a Derbyshire Connect Bus (* indicates a required field)

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I confirm I am registered with Derbyshire Community Transport* Yes

I would like to book a place for somebody to assist me. Yes No

I have a Gold Card Concessionary Card * Yes No

N.B. Your booking will be provisional until we have confirmed your pickup time.

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To all at the shopping bus office, thank you all for the good work and the support you have given to me during the recent lockdown. For the bus drivers brining our food and essentials, and the office staff for taking down our shopping lists. Your thoughtfulness and kindness has been tremendous – Jacqueline

I cannot thank you enough for all your help and kindness during lockdown and your very welcome continued support. I am most grateful.

I would like to thank all staff who have helped during the lockdown. I have been most grateful from the staff taking my order to the staff delivering them and the kindness they have shown towards me. It’s been a very long time, but I am looking forward to being with you on Friday and for many more weeks in the future.

A great big thank you to you all for the help you give me. I really don’t know what I would do without you Once again a big thank you to you all. God Bless and keep safe.

Thank you all for your help during these bad times. A big thank you for keeping the bus going to Morrisions over these bad times from all of us

Wonderful. We always enjoy the trips.

..[The driver] is excellent driver, very helpful and considerate. Very scenic and enjoyable.

[We] wish to convey our sincere thanks to our driver [..] today. She was fantastic, cheerful, helpful and great with our residents, on behalf of them and all of the team. Thank you

We’d like to than your company and the driver for your usual high standard of efficient and pleasant service.

I just wanted to say that [driver] was an absolute pleasure today. He was prepared and extremely helpful, he couldn’t do enough for us. The trip was a real success, despite the weather, and the residents were so happy with [the driver] they wanted to do a collection.

Thank you for your invaluable service over the years. …Your service and care has been fantastic – thank you all from the bottom of our hearts.

The driver was very kind and considerate, helping in every way he could. Even though the weather was a bit iffy, we still were able to have an enjoyable day as always.

Our driver .. was so helpful to everyone – so amiable and patient. He made our day out very enjoyable

I use the community bus every Monday from my home to Tesco’s. I want to tell you how this is of benefit to me and others on the bus who depend on your staff to help us, which they do. We are all elderly and with wheelchairs and walking sticks. I …. need help on and off the bus as do many others. One driver gets our shopping trolleys and points us in the right direction, whilst the other driver is getting our wheelchairs and walkers off the bus. At home they walk us to our front doors an carry our shopping inside for us we wouldn’t be able to do this ourselves. All this is done with smiles and jokes

They don’t just take us and dump us! They really look after us.

Just a small token of our appreciation for all the help you have given us over the recent lockdown. Making sure we were OK and also well fed.

Enjoyed the outing very much. Thank you. I look forward to some more.

It was very enjoyable. I always enjoy these days out and your drivers are always so helpful and friendly.

Excellent. Good driver – nothing too much trouble.

Most enjoyable trip and excellent value for money.

Thank you so much for all your help and concern over these last months, you truly have been a lifeline, from your wonderful office staff to the to the bus drivers and helpers.

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Ormonde fields, the 6th green at chevin, erewash valley quarry holes, brailsford club house, chesterfield club house, south chesterfield 18th/19th, 4th hole at alfreton, the county card scheme, what is the county card scheme.

The Derbyshire County Card Scheme enables Members of Affiliated Clubs, to play at other courses in Derbyshire and throughout most of England, at reduced Green Fee rates - sometimes by as much as 50%.

The scheme mirrors those which have been adopted in most County Unions and provides benefits to Club Members, Clubs and the County Union. Unlike Commercial 2 for 1 schemes ALL the income generated by the County Union goes straight back into the game at grass roots level by giving all our juniors a greatly reduced affiliation fee and to assist with the cost of coaching all our junior squads at U12,U14,U16 and U18 level.

Where can I use my County Card?

The Card may be used at the following affiliated Clubs in Derbyshire:

• Alfreton Golf Club,
• Ashbourne Golf Club,
• Bakewell Golf Club,
• Barlborough Links GC,
• Brailsford Golf Course,
• Breadsall Priory Golf & Country Club,
• Broughton Heath Golf Club,
• Burton-on-Trent Golf Club Ltd,
• Buxton & High Peak Golf Club,
• Cavendish Golf Club,
• Chapel-en-le-Frith Golf Club Ltd,
• Chesterfield Golf Club Ltd,
• Chevin Golf Club,
• Derby Golf Club,
• Erewash Valley Golf Club,
• Glossop & District Golf Club,
• Hope Works Golf Club,
• Horsley Lodge Golf Club,
• Kedleston Park Golf Club Ltd,
• Matlock Golf Club,
• Mickleover Golf Club Ltd,
• Morley Hayes Golf Club.
• Ormonde Fields Golf Club,
• Pastures Golf Club,
• Shirland Golf Club,
• South Chesterfield Golf Club,
• Stanedge Golf Club,
• Tapton Park Golf Club (see 'Member Clubs' page for contact details) ...

and in the 33 English Counties who currently subscribe to the County Card Scheme:

• Buckinghamshire & Oxford (BBO) ,
• Bedfordshire,
• Cambridgeshire,
• Derbyshire,
• Gloucestershire,
• Hertfordshire,
• Lancashire,
• Leicestershire & Rutland,
• Lincolnshire,
• Northamptonshire,
• Northumberland,
• Nottinghamshire,
• Shropshire,
• Staffordshire,
• Warwickshire,
• Worcestershire

These County Unions have over 1,300 Clubs between

How much does the County Card cost?

For Men and Ladies the card is included in their affiliation fee.

How do I use the County Card?

County Card Members may play at least once at any of the Host Clubs

• Bookings must be made in advance with the Host Club. Restrictions on time and day of the week may apply. In general, bookings will not be accepted for weekends or Bank Holidays.
• County Card Members must have current handicaps and must agree to be bound by the rules of the Club being visited.
• The County Card may only be used for groups of up to 4 players and may not be used in connection with larger groups or societies.
• Card Members will be issued with a ‘County Card’ annually, which will contain details of how to contact all Clubs within the scheme.
• This list will be updated, from time to time, via the Derbyshire County Golf Ltd website.

How do I get my County Card?

The County Card is now available using a smartphone.

Please click here for instructions on how to access and implement

Information for Host Clubs

The minimum commitment required is to accept a booking of one four-ball group per week on a day or time determined by the Club.

• The green fee to be charged is entirely at the discretion of the host Club.
• Typically, the green fee will be up to 50% of the visitor rate, or the same as the ‘guest’ green fee.
• Clubs may sign-up to this scheme for a minimum period of one year, which will be renewed automatically unless the Club decides to opt out of the scheme.
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