
A Derby funeral director arranged the final farewell for English actor, Sir Alan Bates, allowed a dozen stormtroopers to walk...

A Derby funeral director arranged the final farewell for English actor, Sir Alan Bates, allowed a dozen stormtroopers to walk...

The National Trust’s ranger team manages 2,000-acres of historic parkland at Hardwick, near Chesterfield. And right now they are responsible...

Hello everyone my name is Emma Barker, and I am proud to be a finalist in Miss Derbyshire 2026, with...

Crich itself had a population hovering around 3,000 for much of the 19th and early 20th centuries, fed initially by...

Which Derby park hosts the Outdoor Theatre and Cinema Season? A) Darley Park B) Markeaton Park C) Alvaston Park How to Enter: Email jessica.eshots@gmail.com , with your answer for your chance to win! Prize Includes: 2 tickets to one theatre performance of your choice 2 tickets to one outdoor cinema screening of your...

75 years ago, the Peak District National Park became the UK’s first national park, designated on 17 April 1951. With...

The Manifold Way (also known as the Manifold Track) is a favourite for walkers, cyclists and horse riders. It follows...

Belper is also known for its lovely River Gardens which are worth a visit as they regularly hold brass bands...

At Sawley, beside the old Nag’s Head Inn, on the corner of Wilne Road (previously called Cross Street) and Tamworth...

Hassop is a delightful place to visit and was always an upland estate, but a very rich one, having numerous...

It might occasion no surprise amongst readers that the parish of Spondon was part of the seemingly limitless holding of...

Early summer is the perfect time to reconnect with natures quiet rhythms. As borders burst into colour, National Trust gardens...

The old beloved route is BACK…. no more hills! Belper Sports Club, Belper, UK A multi terrain 4 person relay...

This month, two of Joseph Wright of Derby’s most celebrated masterpieces will be reunited in the artist’s hometown for the first...

An all-day, free party to celebrate Sadler Gate returns to Derby this summer after last year’s event attracted hundreds of...

Derby Book Festival welcomes Children’s Laureate, Frank Cottrell Boyce, to their annual Meet the Author event for primary schools next...

They’re one of the most successful singles groups ever and have been entertaining people of all ages for more than...

He’s one of the most recognisable figures not just in pop culture but society generally: Midge Ure is known for...

Kym Marsh is going through a stellar phase of her career, what she calls her “villain era”. And she’s about...

Yassou Greek Kitchen is a well-established restaurant in the heart of Little Eaton serving delicious, traditional Greek dishes. At Yassou...

Oakfield Farm Shop is a small family-run shop in Stanley Common. The restaurant was completed during the winter of 2018....

The Festival of Food and Drink event will showcase oodles of award-winning food and drink, TV chef favourites, and gifts...

A Derby funeral director arranged the final farewell for English actor, Sir Alan Bates, allowed a dozen stormtroopers to walk...

The National Trust’s ranger team manages 2,000-acres of historic parkland at Hardwick, near Chesterfield. And right now they are responsible...

Hello everyone my name is Emma Barker, and I am proud to be a finalist in Miss Derbyshire 2026, with...

Crich itself had a population hovering around 3,000 for much of the 19th and early 20th centuries, fed initially by...
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