How to configure Cisco 3750 for Inter-Vlan Communication

I have a router that has 4 VLANs configured, with an interface on each vlan, the router serves as a gateway and provides inteet access.

VLAN  |  Interface      |  Function
---------------------------------------
  1   |  192.168.1.1/24  |  DMZ
  2   |  192.168.2.1/24  |  Phones
  3   |  192.168.3.1/24  |  Work Stations
  4   |  192.168.4.1/24  |  Servers

The router has a single cable connecting it to a Cisco 3750 (Gi1/0/1), this connection is setup as an 802.11q trunk.

Other than the trunk port, the other ports on the switch are split among the 4 VLANs.

VLAN  |  Interface
--------------------
1     |  Gi1/0/2-6
2     |  Gi1/0/7-12
3     |  Gi1/0/13-18
4     |  Gi1/0/19-24

How can I set up the switch so that all VLANs have inteet access, via there respective gateways on the router. While still allowing any required inter-vlan communication to occur on the switch itself?

The inter-vlan communication I require is as follows:

from   |  to
--------------
2      |  1
3      |  1
4      |  1

I would prefer to run the DHCP server on the Cisco switch, but if necessary I can run it on the router.

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