List of mayors of Derby

• 1638 Henry Mellor died 5 February. Mr Hope succeeded him and served the year out
• 1639 John Hope
• 1640 Edward Large
• 1641 Luke Whittington
• 1642 Henry Wandell
• 1643 Luke Whittington
• 1644 Luke Whittington
• 1645 Gervase Bennet
• 1646 John Dalton
• 1647 Robert Mellor
• 1648 Thomas Sleigh
• 1649 Edward Large
• 1650 John Parker
• 1651 William Willot
• 1652 John Dalton
• 1653 Thomas Youle
• 1654 Humphry Yates
• 1655 Thomas Sleigh
• 1656 Gilbert Ward
• 1657 Nathaniel Hallowes
• 1658 Edward Large He died and John Parker served the year out
• 1659 John Gisborne
• 1660 John Dunnidge
• 1661 Thomas Potter
• 1662 John Brookhouse
• 1663 Edward Walker
• 1664 Robert Wandel
• 1665 John Harryman
• 1666 Hugh Newton
• 1667 Samuel Spateman
• 1668 John Dalton
• 1669 Humphry Yates
• 1670 James Ward
• 1671 John Spateman He died in the year and Roger Newton served it out
• 1672 Roger Newton
• 1673 Thomas Goodwin
• 1674 George Blackwell
• 1675 Edward Walker
• 1676 Samuel Spateman
• 1677 John Brookhouse
• 1678 Robert Wandel
• 1679 Roger Newton
• 1680 John Lord
• 1681 Edward Walker
• 1682 Roger Newton
• 1683 Thomas Goodwin
• 1684 John Dunnidge
• 1685 Joseph Worden
• 1686 Solomon Roberte
• 1687 Leonard Sad displaced 11 Jan by King James II and Helph Brough appointed
• 1688 John Cheshire
• 1689 Samuel Spateman
• 1690 Samuel Cheshire
• 1691 Samuel Fletcher
• 1692 John Lord
• 1693 Thomas Goodwin
• 1694 Henry Holmes
• 1695 Henry Noton
• 1696 Solomon Roberts
• 1697 William Franceys
• 1698 Thomas Goodwin He died 26 August and Thomas Carter served the year out
• 1699 William Franceys

• 1700 William Franceys
• 1701 Thomas Carter
• 1702 Joseph Bloodworth
• 1703 Francis Cockayne
• 1704 William Turner
• 1705 Thomas Bott
• 1706 Joseph Broughton
• 1707 Thomas Byram
• 1708 John Holmes
• 1709 Thomas Fisher
• 1710 Richard Ward
• 1711 Francis Cockayne
• 1712 Thomas Gisborne
• 1713 Joseph Broughton
• 1714 Thomas Fisher
• 1715 Thomas Rivett
• 1716 John Bagnold Thomas
• 1717 Thomas Geary
• 1718 John Holmes
• 1719 Richard Ward
• 1720 Hugh Bateman
• 1721 Francis Cockayne
• 1722 William Woolley
• 1723 Philip Parr
• 1724 Thomas Gisborne
• 1725 Samuel Cooper
• 1726 John Bagnold
• 1727 Thomas Houghton
• 1728 Robert Wagstaffe
• 1729 John Gisborne
• 1730 Isaac Borrow
• 1731 Nathaniel Edwards
• 1732 John Holmes
• 1733 Francis Cockayne
• 1734 Thomas Gisborne
• 1735 Samuel Cooper
• 1736 John Bagnold
• 1737 John Gisborne
• 1738 Robert Wagstaffe
• 1739 Robert Bakewell
• 1740 Joshua Smith
• 1741 Samuel Fox
• 1742 Isaac Borrow
• 1743 Thomas Gisborne
• 1744 Samuel Cooper
• 1745 Robert Hague
• 1746 Humphrey Booth
• 1747 Henry Franceys He died 1 January and Humphrey Booth served the year out
• 1748 Matthew Howe
• 1749 Thomas Gisborne
• 1750 Joseph Bingham
• 1751 Robert Bakewell
• 1752 Humphrey Booth
• 1753 Matthew Howe
• 1754 Robert Bakewell
• 1755 William Evans
• 1756 Robert Bakewell
• 1757 John Bingham
• 1758 Samuel Crompton
• 1759 Robert Bakewell
• 1760 Joseph Bingham
• 1761 Thomas Rivett
• 1762 Thomas Milnes He died on 19 October and Joshua Smith served the year out
• 1763 John Heath
• 1764 Samuel Wilde
• 1765 William Evans
• 1766 Samuel Wilde
• 1767 Samuel Crompton
• 1761 William Evans
• 1769 Thomas Stamford
• 1770 Henry Flint
• 1771 Thomas Eaton
• 1772 John Heath
• 1773 William Edwards
• 1774 Christopher Heath
• 1775 Robert Hope
• 1776 William Leaper
• 1777 Robert Hope He died and Samuel Crompton served the year out
• 1778 Francis Ashby
• 1779 Matthew Howe
• 1780 William Edwards

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• 1781 John Hope
• 1782 Samuel Crompton
• 1783 Thomas Mather
• 1784 Francis Ashby
• 1785 William Edwards
• 1786 Henry Flint
• 1787 John Hope
• 1788 Samuel Crompton
• 1789 Thomas Mather
• 1790 Francis Ashby
• 1791 Thomas Lowe
• 1792 John Crompton
• 1793 William Snowden
• 1794 Richard Leaper
• 1795 John Hope
• 1796 John Leaper Newton
• 1797 Rev Charles Stead Hope
• 1798 William Edwards
• 1799 Henry Browne

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• 1800 John Crompton
• 1801 Samuel Rowland
• 1802 Thomas Lowe
• 1803 William Snowden
• 1804 John Hope
• 1806 Rev Charles Stead Hope
• 1806 John Drewry
• 1807 Richard Leaper
• 1808 Henry Browne
• 1809 Samuel Rowland
• 1810 John Crompton
• 1811 Thomas Haden
• 1812 Henry Lowe
• 1813 Thomas Lowe
• 1814 John Drewry
• 1815 Richard Leaper
• 1816 Rev Charles Stead Hope
• 1817 John Crompton
• 1818 Samuel Rowland Bryan
• 1819 Thomas Haden
• 1820 James Oakes
• 1821 Henry Lowe
• 1822 Thomas Lowe
• 1823 John Drewry
• 1824 Richard Leaper
• 1825 Rev Charles Stead Hope
• 1826 John Crompton
• 1827 Samuel Rowland
• 1828 John Bell Crompton
• 1829 William Leaper Newton
• 1830 Rev Charles Stead Hope
• 1831 Charles Matthew Lowe{{cite book|title=The history and directory of the borough of Derby|first= Stephen|last= Glover|page= 84}}
• 1832 John Chatterton{{cite book|title=The Derby Register|year=1902|url=https://archive.org/stream/derbyschoolregis00derb#page/n7/mode/2up}}
• 1833 Douglas Fox
• 1834 Richard Wright Haden
• 1835 Joseph Strutt{{usurped|1=[https://web.archive.org/web/20040403204131/http://www.derbyshire-peakdistrict.co.uk/belper.htm derbyshire-peakdistrict.co.uk]}}
• 1836 William Leaper Newton
• 1837 John Bell Crompton
• 1838 Douglas Fox
• 1839 John Sandars
• 1840 Francis Jessopp
• 1841 Stephen Gamble
• 1842 John Bell Crompton
• 1843 John Barber{{cite news|newspaper=Derby Mercury|date= 11 September 1844}}
• 1844 John Moss
• 1845 William Eaton Mousley
• 1846 William Eaton Mousley
• 1847
• 1848 Robert Forman
• 1849 James Haywood{{cite news|newspaper=Derby Mercury|date= 14 August 1850}}
• 1850 Douglas Fox{{cite news|newspaper=Derby Mercury|date= 19 November 1851}}
• 1851 J. G. Crompton
• 1852
• 1853 T. Madeley{{cite news|newspaper=Derby Mercury|date= 23 November 1853}}
• 1854 William Goodwin
• 1855 Robert Pegg{{cite news|newspaper=Derby Mercury|date= 19 March 1856}}
• 1856 Henry Franceys GisborneWhites 1857 Directory of Derbyshire
• 1857 J.G. Crompton{{cite news|newspaper=Derby Mercury|date= 17 March 1858}}
• 1858 John Gadsby{{cite news|newspaper=Derby Mercury|date= 24 November 1858 }}
• 1859 W. T. Cox{{cite news| newspaper=Derby Mercury|date=7 December 1859}}
• 1860 W. T. Cox{{cite news| newspaper=Derby Mercury|date=10 October 1860}}
• 1861 Henry Darby{{cite book|title= British and Irish Paintings in Public Collections|page=244}}
• 1862 Thomas Clarke
• 1863 S. Webster/Thomas Roe
• 1864 Thomas Roe
• 1865 Frederick Longden
• 1866 John Renals{{cite news|newspaper=Derby Mercury|date=28 November 1866}}
• 1867 T. Roe Jnr{{cite news|newspaper=Derby Mercury|date= 7 October 1868}}
• 1868 Sir Thomas William EvansDerbyshire Advertiser and Journal 29 December 1882 (page 8)
• 1869 Robert Forman
• 1870 Samuel W. Cox{{cite news|newspaper=Derby Mercury|date=19 April 1871}}
• 1871 Samuel Leech{{cite news|newspaper=Derby Mercury|date=13 November 1872}}
• 1872 Sir John Smith{{cite news|newspaper= Derby Mercury|date= 9 March 1898|title= Will of Sir John Smith}}
• 1873 G. Wheeldon{{cite news|newspaper=Derby Mercury |page= 1 July 1874}}
• 1874 George Holme Snr{{cite news|newspaper=Derby Mercury|date= 5 May 1875}}
• 1875 John Turner{{cite news|newspaper=Derby Mercury |date=13 September 1876}}
• 1876 W Higginbottom{{cite news|newspaper = Derby Mercury|date= 14 November 1877}}
• 1877 Sir Henry Howe Bemrose
• 1878 W. J. Smith{{cite news|newspaper=Derby Daily Telegraph|date=4 September 1879}}
• 1879 William Sowter
• 1880 Sir Abraham Woodiwiss[http://www.derby.gov.uk/NR/rdonlyres/F4D93AE8-49DD-4105-973D-3696B1AFC3CA/0/GreatTownscapeTrailGuide_photosandtext.pdf derby.gov.uk] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110615060127/http://www.derby.gov.uk/NR/rdonlyres/F4D93AE8-49DD-4105-973D-3696B1AFC3CA/0/GreatTownscapeTrailGuide_photosandtext.pdf |date=15 June 2011 }}
• 1881 Sir Abraham Woodiwiss
• 1882 Robert Russell{{cite news|newspaper = Derby Daily Telegraph|date = 10 November 1883}}
• 1883 William Hobson (twice mayor{{Cite web|date=1897-10-21|title=London St James Gazette Archives, Oct 21, 1897, p. 7|url=https://newspaperarchive.com/london-st-james-gazette-oct-21-1897-p-7/|access-date=2021-02-16|website=NewspaperArchive.com|language=en}} )
• 1884 Henry Fowkes{{cite news|newspaper = Derby Daily Telegraph|date = 12 November 1894}} (died in office and replaced by William Hobson)
• 1885 Charles Leech
• 1886 Samuel Whitaker
• 1887 James William Newbold
• 1888 Sir Abraham Woodiwiss{{cite news|newspaper= Derby Mercury|date= 21 November 1889}}
• 1889 William Heathcote{{cite news|newspaper= Derby Mercury|date= 30 October 1890}}
• 1890 Sir Alfred Seale Haslam'HASLAM, Sir Alfred Seale', Who Was Who, A & C Black, 1920–2007; online edn, Oxford University Press, Dec 2007 [http://www.ukwhoswho.com/view/article/oupww/whowaswho/U197630, accessed 19 July 2008]
• 1891 T. H. Harrison{{cite news|newspaper = Derby Daily Telegraph|date = 25 January 1892}}
• 1892 William H. Marsden
• 1893 James Patrick Doherty{{cite news|newspaper = Derby Mercury|date = 1 February 1894}}
• 1894 George Bottomley
• 1895 Henry Boam{{cite news|newspaper = Derby Mercury|date = 5 May 1896}}
• 1896 Sir Thomas Roe{{cite news|newspaper = Derby Mercury|date = 10 November 1896}}
• 1897 Duesbury{{cite news|newspaper= Derby Mercury|date= 19 October 1898}}
• 1898 Sir Edwin Thomas AnnWho was who
• 1899 T. Fletcher{{cite news|newspaper= Derby Mercury|date= 24 January 1900}}

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• 1900{{ndash}}01 Edgar Home
• 1901{{ndash}}02 Abraham Woodiwiss jnr{{cite web|url = http://www.derby.gov.uk/media/derbycitycouncil/contentassets/documents/conservationareas/DerbyCityCouncil-HartingtonStreetConservationArea.pdf|title= Derby Conservation Areas Hartington Street |publisher=Derby City Council|accessdate = 31 July 2014}}
• 1902{{ndash}}03 Frederick Strutt (Liberal){{Cite newspaper The Times |title=Election of Mayors |date=11 November 1902 |page=12 |issue=36922}}
• 1903-04 Cornelius Boam
• 1904{{ndash}}05 W. Hart
• 1905{{ndash}}06 J P Doherty{{Cite web|url=http://englishmartyrsparish.org.uk/heritage/parish-history|title = History of English Martyrs Parish | English Martyrs Parish Derby}}
• 1906{{ndash}}07 Sir Edwin T. Ann
• 1907{{ndash}}08 Arthur Simpson (1851{{ndash}}1917)
• 1908{{ndash}}09 R B Chamber
• 1909{{ndash}}10 William Blews Robotham
• 1910{{ndash}}11 Dr H Arnold Bemrose (Conservative)
• 1911{{ndash}}12 George Brigden (1842{{ndash}}1928)
• 1912{{ndash}}13 Sir Thomas Roe
• 1913{{ndash}}14 W. G. Wilkins (Liberal)
• 1914{{ndash}}15 Samuel Johnson
• 1915{{ndash}}16 Albert Green'GREEN, Albert', Who Was Who, A & C Black, 1920{{ndash}}2007; online edn, Oxford University Press, Dec 2007 [http://www.ukwhoswho.com/view/article/oupww/whowaswho/U226109, accessed 19 July 2008]
• 1916{{ndash}}17 H. J. Bonas
• 1917{{ndash}}18 Edward James Hulse
• 1918{{ndash}}19 William Blews Robotham
• 1919{{ndash}}20 A. J. Eggleston
• 1920{{ndash}}21 Dr Robert Laurie (Liberal)
• 1921{{ndash}}22 William Robert Raynes (Labour)
• 1922{{ndash}}23 Oswald Ling (Conservative)
• 1923{{ndash}}24 Fred H Porter (Liberal)
• 1924{{ndash}}25 Alan Mycroft (Labour)
• 1925{{ndash}}26 Samuel Collis (Conservative)
• 1926{{ndash}}27 Arthur H. Domleo
• 1927{{ndash}}28 Arthur Sturgess
• 1928{{ndash}}29 S. Johnson
• 1929{{ndash}}30 J H H Grant (died in office 1930)
• 1930 Sir John Ferguson Bell'BELL, Sir John Ferguson', Who Was Who, A & C Black, 1920{{ndash}}2007; online edn, Oxford University Press, Dec 2007 [http://www.ukwhoswho.com/view/article/oupww/whowaswho/U205931, accessed 19 July 2008]
• 1930{{ndash}}31 William Harold Hoare
• 1931{{ndash}}32 W H Salisbury (Labour)
• 1932{{ndash}}33 A E Moult (Conservative)
• 1933{{ndash}}34 H Slaney (Labour)
• 1934{{ndash}}35 Bertram Samuel Thorpe (1879{{ndash}}1946) (Conservative)
• 1935{{ndash}}36 John Clark
• 1936{{ndash}}37 Mrs Elizabeth Petty (Conservative)
• 1937{{ndash}}38 Edward Ernest Paulson (Labour)
• 1938{{ndash}}39 David S Butler(Conservative)
• 1939{{ndash}}40 Arthur Thomas Neal
• 1940{{ndash}}41 J. Pinchbeck
• 1941{{ndash}}42 H. G. Pattison
• 1942{{ndash}}43 Herbert A Hind
• 1943{{ndash}}44 Ernest Arthur Armstrong
• 1944{{ndash}}45 W. H. Philips
• 1945{{ndash}}46 T. Johnson
• 1946{{ndash}}47 C. R. Bates
• 1947{{ndash}}48 George Frederick Warburton
• 1948{{ndash}}49 Arthur Thomas Neal{{Cite web|url=http://search.findmypast.ie/search/british-newspapers?date=1948-01-01&date_offsetdate=1948-12-31&firstname=blake&lastname=laws&o=date|title=1948-01-01 – Blake Laws – Blake Laws | findmypast.ie}}
• 1949{{ndash}}50 Charles F. Bowmer
• 1950{{ndash}}51 Matthew Lowe (Labour)
• 1951{{ndash}}52 Zachariah Padgin Grayson
• 1952{{ndash}}53 Thomas Dennis{{Cite web |url=http://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/Playhouse-arose-Little-Theatre-big-ambitions/story-18709265-detail/story.html |title=How Derby Playhouse arose from the Little Theatre with some very big ambitions, by professor Jonathan Powers | Derby Telegraph |access-date=14 October 2014 |archive-date=17 October 2014 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20141017235441/http://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/Playhouse-arose-Little-Theatre-big-ambitions/story-18709265-detail/story.html |url-status=dead }}
• 1953{{ndash}}54 H J T Russell
• 1954{{ndash}}55 Alec Ling (Conservative)
• 1955{{ndash}}56 A. J. Luckett
• 1956{{ndash}}57 J. H. Christmas (Labour)
• 1957{{ndash}}58 W. White (Labour)
• 1958{{ndash}}59 Mrs. F. Riggott
• 1959{{ndash}}60 G. A. Collier
• 1960{{ndash}}61 C. E. J. Andrews (Conservative)
• 1961{{ndash}}62 Tom Earnshaw
• 1962{{ndash}}63 Stuart W. Harper (Labour)
• 1963{{ndash}}64 Elsie Jane Mack (Conservative)
• 1964{{ndash}}65 John Dilworth {{ndash}} Labour
• 1965{{ndash}}66 W. H. Bonell
• 1966{{ndash}}67 Elsie Elizabeth Armstrong (1891{{ndash}}1981)
• 1967{{ndash}}68 Robert F. Stott
• 1968{{ndash}}69 Edith Wood (Conservative)
• 1969{{ndash}}70 Tom Taylor (Conservative)
• 1970{{ndash}}71 Eleanor Grimwood-Taylor (1915 {{ndash}} 29 March 2008) (Conservative)
• 1971{{ndash}}72 Joe Carty (Labour)
• 1972{{ndash}}73 George Guest (Labour)
• 1973{{ndash}}74 A. J. Bussell (Conservative)
• 1974{{ndash}}75 George Salt (Labour)
• 1975{{ndash}}76 Cyril Ufton (Labour)
• 1976{{ndash}}77 W. H. Baker (Labour)
• 1977{{ndash}}78 Jeffery Tillett (1927{{ndash}}2008) (Conservative)
• 1978{{ndash}}79 E. W. H. Reid (Conservative)
• 1979{{ndash}}80 Bob Newton (Labour)
• 1980{{ndash}}81 John Thorpe (Conservative)
• 1981{{ndash}}82 Florence Tunnicliffe (Labour)
• 1982{{ndash}}83 Norman Glen (Conservative)
• 1983{{ndash}}84 Margaret Wood (Labour)
• 1984{{ndash}}85 Ron Longdon (1926{{ndash}}1987) (Conservative)
• 1985{{ndash}}86 W Harry Matthews (Labour)
• 1986{{ndash}}87 R. G. Keene (Conservative)
• 1987{{ndash}}88 Nancy Wawman (Labour)
• 1988{{ndash}}89 Leslie Shepley (Conservative)
• 1989{{ndash}}90 Ray Baxter (Labour)
• 1990{{ndash}}91 Barry Chadwick (Conservative)
• 1991{{ndash}}92 John Keith (Conservative)
• 1992{{ndash}}93 Harold Johnson (Conservative)
• 1993{{ndash}}94 Robin Wood (Conservative)
• 1994{{ndash}}95 Nirmal Dhindsa (Labour)
• 1995{{ndash}}96 John McGiven (Labour)
• 1996{{ndash}}97 Alan Mullarkey (Labour)
• 1997{{ndash}}98 John Fuller(Labour)
• 1998{{ndash}}99 Abdul Rehman (Labour)
• 1999{{ndash}}2000 Sara Bolton (Labour)

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• 2000{{ndash}}01 Ashok Kalia (Labour)
• 2001{{ndash}}02 Janet Till (Labour)
• 2002{{ndash}}03 Robin Turner (Labour)
• 2003{{ndash}}04 Peter Berry (Conservative)
• 2004{{ndash}}05 Ruth Skelton (Liberal Democrat)
• 2005{{ndash}}06 Roy Webb (Conservative)
• 2006{{ndash}}07 John Ahern (Labour)
• 2007{{ndash}}08 Pauline Latham (Conservative)
• 2008{{ndash}}09 Barbara Jackson (Labour)
• 2009{{ndash}}10 Sean Marshall (Conservative)[http://www.thisisderbyshire.co.uk/playhouse/Barbara-prepares-hand-chain-new-Mayor-Derby/article-1002406-detail/article.html Barabara prepares ...], accessed November 2009
• 2010{{ndash}}11 Amar Nath (Conservative)
• 2011{{ndash}}12 Les Allen(Liberal Democrat)[http://www.thisisderbyshire.co.uk/Outgoing-mayor-raises-pound-11-000-good-causes/story-12130851-detail/story.html Outpoing Mayor raise 11,000], ThisIsDerbyshire, accessed August 2011
• 2012{{ndash}}13 Lisa Higginbottom (Labour)[https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-derbyshire-18186261 Child joke council meeting pledge from new Derby mayor]. BBC, accessed 3 November 2012
• 2013{{ndash}}14 Fareed Hussain (Labour)
• 2014{{ndash}}15 Shiraz Khan (Labour)[http://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/Shiraz-Khan-voted-new-Mayor-Derby/story-21218967-detail/story.html Shiraz Khan voted in as new Mayor of Derby]. Derby Telegraph, accessed 12 June 2014
• 2015{{ndash}}16 Paul Pegg (Labour)
• 2016{{ndash}}17 Linda Winter (Labour)[http://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/Councillor-set-Derby-Mayor-says-husband-proud/story-29261777-detail/story.html Playgroup manager and Linda Winter is new Mayor of Derby]. Derby Telegraph, accessed 18 May 2016
• 2017{{ndash}}18 John Whitby (Labour)[http://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/Councillor-set-Derby-Mayor-says-husband-proud/story-29261777-detail/story.html Derby's new mayor, John Whitby, once a rock star who supported Red Hot Chili Peppers]. Derby Telegraph, accessed 25 May 2017
• 2018{{ndash}}19 Mike Carr (Liberal Democrat){{cite web|url=https://www.derby.gov.uk/council-and-democracy/councillors-democracy-elections/mayor/|title=Mayor General Information|publisher= Derby City Council|accessdate=23 March 2019}}
• 2019{{ndash}}20 Frank Harwood (Conservative then Independent June 2020){{Cite web|date=2011-12-10|title=Mayor – general information {{!}} Derby City Council|url=https://www.derby.gov.uk/council-and-democracy/councillors-democracy-elections/mayor/|access-date=2021-02-16|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20111210065607/https://www.derby.gov.uk/council-and-democracy/councillors-democracy-elections/mayor/|archive-date=10 December 2011}}
• 2020{{ndash}}21 Frank Harwood (Independent then Liberal Democrat April 2021)
• 2021{{ndash}}23 Robin Wood (Conservative){{Cite web|title=BREWERS HELP MICKLEOVER CELEBRATE OPENING OF NEW FACILITIES|url=https://www.burtonalbionfc.co.uk/news/2021/july/2907-mickleover/|access-date=2021-08-21|website=burtonalbionfc.co.uk|language=en-gb}}{{Cite web |last=DE1 2FS |first=Derby City Council, Council House, Corporation Street, Derby |title=Mayor and Deputy Mayor of Derby elected at annual Mayor Making Ceremony – Derby City Council |url=https://www.derby.gov.uk/news/2022/may/cllr-robin-wood-elected-mayor/ |access-date=2023-05-24 |website=derby.gov.uk |language=en}}
• 2023{{ndash}}24 Alan Graves (Reform Derby){{Cite web |last=DE1 2FS |first=Derby City Council, Council House, Corporation Street, Derby |title=New Leader and Cabinet elected at Council AGM – Derby City Council |url=https://www.derby.gov.uk/news/2023/may/new-leader-and-cabinet-elected/ |access-date=2023-05-24 |website=derby.gov.uk |language=en}}
• 2024{{ndash}}25 Ged Potter (Conservative){{cite news |last1=Slater |first1=Nigel |title=Former CID detective becomes the new Derby mayor |url=https://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/news/derby-news/former-cid-detective-becomes-new-9300058 |access-date=29 May 2024 |work=Derbyshire Live |date=22 May 2024}}

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