One in three people with Covid-19 have no symptoms, which means they could be spreading the virus to other, more vulnerable people, without realising it.

Regular testing helps prevent the spread of the virus.

The lateral flow test kits that are now available to pick up in libraries are for people with no symptoms.

You can also get test kits from pharmacies, through home ordering or from one of our mobile testing vans.

Find out where else to pick up test kits, how to take a test and what to do if your test is positive.

If you have Covid-19 symptoms then you'll need to order a PCR test online.

From this Saturday (21 August) Circularity Association will take over the running of our library in Woodville, near Swadlincote.

The library will be renamed Woodville Community Managed Library and the group has already announced they'll extend opening hours.

Group members will be opening the doors to the library in Hartshorne Road at 10am on Saturday and will then be in charge of the day-to-day running of the library, opening hours, staffing, activities and events.

We'll provide support to the group, including financial support, for the next five years as part of the agreement.

This is a milestone for us and our 'Libraries for Derbyshire' strategy, launched at the beginning of 2019. The strategy included a plan to transfer 20 of our 45 libraries over to community management over the coming years.

Circularity Association was poised to take over Woodville Library in spring 2020 but this was put on hold due to the pandemic.