Derbyshire's beautiful countryside is the reason why millions of visitors descend upon the county every year. There are many more jewels in Derbyshire's crown, with many interesting market towns and villages to explore along with the hundreds of local shops, gardens, stately homes, artists studios and museums to pique your interest.
Derbyshire is also home to historically important places such as the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site and Creswell Crags. Here we help you to discover some of the hidden gems the County has to offer.
A Derbyshire designer has blown his life-savings creating three luxury glamping lodges with lakeside views, BBQ cabin and an outdoor cinema.
Carl Insley, 47, launched Driftwood Lodges Luxury Glamping, this month (July) – and bookings are already flooding in.
The adult-only facility in Dale Abbey,...
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We know what a devastating impact the pandemic has had on local festivals and events and understand that, even with the easing of restrictions, planning for the future is incredibly...
Buxton International Festival is pleased to announce the opera and musical theatre programme for the 2021 Festival. The dates for 2021 have now been confirmed as:
Thursday 8th July...
First time Fringe chair Stephen Walker has summed up this year’s extraordinary Buxton Festival Fringe in a heartfelt blog that includes the announcement of one formal award and a number...
There's still time to make your event part of the New Mills Festival this year.
Have you got an idea for something that could help the community get creative? Or...
More of our libraries are set to re-open in August and customers will shortly be able to browse the shelves again at certain sites.
For more info: Browsing the shelves...
A £5m growth fund announced by Bondholder Derby City Council aims to help businesses expand and take on more staff following the coronavirus crisis.
News of the fund was...
