Healthy pregnancy campaign
Derbyshire County Council and Derby City Council are developing a healthy pregnancy campaign designed to help support pregnant people and new parents and they would like to hear from you. Fill in the online survey below and be in with the chance of winning a £50...
Happy & Healthy Men: Men’s Sheds Event
There are currently no UK Men’s Sheds in the Derbyshire Dales! Connection, conversation and creation – that’s what joining a Men’s Shed is all about. Men’s Sheds encourage people to come together to make, repair, repurpose, and share skills. They support projects in...
Changes to Library Opening Hours
From Monday 31 March 2025 all 43 of our council-run libraries will introduce the new opening hours timetable, and although slightly reduced, the revised hours have been tailored to ensure branches are open when most people regularly use them. The changes are part of...
Talking Tours at Blythe House Hospice
White Peak Loop launched
The White Peak Loop, a 42-mile circular trail designed for walkers, cyclists, and horse riders, is now officially open for business. The White Peak Loop : https://www.derbyshire.gov.uk/.../white-peak-loop.aspx connects the vibrant towns of Matlock and Bakewell,...
Some absolutely fantastic walks for different groups
The annual Walk Moor guide is a collection of free led short walks on the Eastern Moors. We are able to provide these walks in partnership with the Eastern Moors partnership and NE Derbyshire District Council. This guide can be found at...
Peak District accessibility
Here’s a great chance to share your thoughts about accessible walking, cycling and other opportunities in the Peak District. Which accessible routes are most important to you and where do you think improvements are needed? Please tell all in a...
JOIN IN THE PARTY!
There’s over a week of celebrations planned in Hartington this July to celebrate our wonderful Village Hall’s BIG 100th Birthday. Save all the dates from 3rd - 13th July because the whole community is invited to join in with the merrymaking. There’ll be lots of music,...
News & Views – Vol 15 Issue 2 March/April 2025
The latest issue of the Hartington, Biggin & Earl Sterndale News & Views. A bimonthly publication that covers local events in all three villages. Click on the image below to view the interactive version or download the PDF version here.[3d-flip-book...
Dr. J. MCA. Williams 100th Birthday
Congratulation to Dr. J. MCA. Williams on his 100th Birthday- Many of our readers will remember Dr Williams- he was a general practitioner based in Hartington from 1954- 1986; firstly, in partnership with Dr. G.K Lloyd followed by a period of about 7 years single...
Weather Forecast
PDNPA News
- Landscapes Unlocked - historic image archive offers tantalising glimpse into the Peak District's past 24th March 2025Thanks to funding of £45,000 achieved through an Archives Revealed grant, a collection - made up of over 40,000 Peak District images - is to be catalogued, along with the creation of an online resource.
- Appeal for care of the Peak District as spring officially begins 28th February 2025As the UK begins its ‘meteorological spring’ on 1 March, organisations involved in caring for the Peak District are urging everyone to respect and take personal responsibility when enjoying the country’s original national park to help protect the area’s natural beauty.
- National Park Authority approves restructure under unprecedented financial pressures 25th February 2025The Peak District National Park Authority has today (25 February 2025) approved restructuring proposals that have been driven by a need to reduce costs.
- Have your say to improve walking and cycling routes in the Peak District National Park 7th February 2025People who live, work in and visit the Peak District National Park are being asked for their views on walking, cycling, riding, and wheeling (wheelchairs/trampers) routes in an online consultation.
- Have your say as Peak District National Park boss hosts new roadshows 4th February 2025Peak District residents and businesses can share their views with National Park chief executive Phil Mulligan in a new series of informal roadshows.