During the funeral procession in Windsor Castle from 2:45 pm a single bell will toll from one of the towers in the castle. At the same time the tenor, the largest bell with the lowest note, will toll from the tower of St. Giles church in Hartington. At 3 o’clock there is a one minute silence in commemoration of the life of the Duke of Edinburgh.
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- Archaeology event for families in the Peak District National Park 10th July 2024A free event for families who are fascinated by how people lived in the past is being provided by the Peak District National Park at Castleton Visitor Centre on Friday 26 July.
- Peak District village regeneration scheme wins planning excellence commendation 3rd July 2024Peak District planners have been praised for their part in the development of a housing scheme - providing a mix of new open market and affordable rental homes, plus modern industrial units - in the heart of the National Park.
- Peak District National Park archaeologist is shortlisted for a national award 28th June 2024Community and conservation archaeologist Dr Catherine Parker Heath has been shortlisted for Community Archaeologist of the Year in the Council for British Archaeology (CBA) and Marsh Charitable Trust’s annual awards.
- New system makes it easier to report potential breaches of planning controls 13th June 2024A new way for people to report potential breaches of planning controls is being introduced by the Peak District National Park Authority.
- Multi-agency exercise tackles Peak District wildfire scenario 16th May 2024Firefighters have joined forces with Peak District National Park rangers and moorland managers in a training exercise to prepare for a wildfire scenario.