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.
Along with snowdrops, daffodils and lighter evenings, nothing quite announces the arrival of Spring like the sight of new-born lambs in the fields.
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Business Networking in Bakewell is something that has been really, really needed judging by the enthusiastic response by attendees. So we are delighted to announce the next two face-to-face networking...
A long-established swimming pool in a Derby suburb will re-open on Friday May 19 after more than three months of disruption which, staff feared, could spell the end of the...
East-Midlands firm Baker Consultants has been invited to install a soil listening station in the Royal Entomological Society Garden’s insect laboratory at RHS Chelsea Flower Show in May 2023....
Peak District based Destination Digital Marketing has brought the Federation of Small Businesses and the Peak District National Park Authority together for a new face-to-face business networking monthly event....
Derby Book Festival and Marketing Derby are appealing to local residents to have a rummage for any children’s books that are no longer needed and are lurking in cupboards at...
