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Bats thrive in county's habitats
Bats are doing well in Derbyshire, according to some of the county's naturalists. The diverse habitats found throughout the county are ideal for many of the species found within our shores. Of the...
CALVER FILM CLUB
Big screen hits will be shown at a little Dales hall during a popular village film club's fifth season. Calver Film Club has announced the nine films it will host during its 2009/10 season, which...
Celebrity backing for Floral Fanfare at Peak church
Celebrity speakers including playwright Alan Bennett are rallying round to help a fundraising appeal at a Peak District church. St Peter's Church at Edensor has organised a Floral Fanfare in...
Critics name Derbyshire's best food
The Derbyshire Food and Drink Awards will be taking place soon - and 21 restaurants, pubs and cafes across the county have been nominated. The best places to eat in Derbyshire have been...
Family learn more about their historical building
OWNERS of a former Haddon Estate hunting lodge are embarking on a journey of discovery to learn more about the history of their building and its grounds. East Lodge at Rowsley was transformed into...
GIANT SCULPTURES AT CHATSWORTH HOUSE
For the fourth year running, an exhibition of giant sculptures will return to Chatsworth House - from 14 th September Until 1 st November. Southeby’s auction house is organising the...
Go wild with a work party
Derbyshire Wildlife Trust is appealing for volunteers to take part in its conservation work parties during February. The Trust is organising work days to remove scrub and young trees from its nature...
Online support for reopening railway
AN ONLINE group campaigning for the re-opening of the Matlock to Buxton railway line has attracted nearly 1,500 supporters. Sixth-form student Neil Gregory, of Litton, launched the group on social...
Park hits environmental targets
TOUGH environmental targets have helped the national park authority to reduce its carbon footprint by nine per cent in the last year. The Peak District National Park Authority's 2008/09...
Peak District and Derbyshire Walking Festivals 2010
Walkers and hikers who enjoy the Derbyshire countryside can look forward to five walking festivals in the county in the coming months. The festivals include around 300 events during spring and...
Rescue team helps stranded walkers
Members of Glossop Mountain Rescue helped in the search for walkers who, in two separate incidents, got themselves lost when thick low cloud descended. In the first incident, a father and son from...
Rescue teams give safety warning
Mountain rescue teams in Derbyshire have warned people to be careful when walking and climbing after an increase in call outs over recent days. Snow and freezing temperatures have made for...
The Big Cats are Back!
The Big Cats are back! Over the past year, according to Derbyshire Police, there have been four sightings of mysterious big cats in the Peak District. In the past month alone, there have been two...
The Signalman and other Ghost Stories
Found theatre, newly relocated from Manchester to the village of Monyash , set out on a spine-chilling tour of ghost stories, especially for the "Haunted Season", with Charles’...
Treat Your Car this Winter
Christmas is coming, the rain is going splat!…All over the paintwork of your pride-and-joy, parked out there in the cold. Have you ever thought of a car cover? The newly re-launched website ...
Winter walk to boost school funds
A playschool is swapping its usual Christmas fair for a money-raising winter walk. Youlgreave Playschool will stage the event to round off a bumper year of fundraising which has seen almost...
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