Last month, one of Bakewell’s most prominent historic buildings came back to life. The former…
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Country and agricultural shows bring late summer colour, competition and fun to communities across Derbyshire.…
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Ube Matcha Crème Brûlée By Jamie Shorrocks, Soresby Street Café When chef Jamie Shorrocks took…
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At Mid Derbyshire Riding for the Disabled, horses are helping children to build confidence and…
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By Vivienne Milburn An impressive price of £10,400 was achieved for a bronze of a…
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It’s long been said that necessity is the mother of invention … and this was…
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Hugh Cornwell found fame as the frontman of punk pioneers The Stranglers. As he prepares…
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From a non-traditional start in life to national recognition with an MBE, Lisa Haythorne has…
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Fabulous art deserves a fabulous setting. Established and emerging artists have found that in Ashbourne’s…
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Tracy Reid looks at some of the gardens to visit in August August means summer…
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The new football season marks the 30th anniversary of a campaign forever etched in Chesterfield…
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As Derbyshire Wildlife Trust embarks on its ambitious Wilder 2030 strategy, Steve Brown discovers why…
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Robert Falconer takes a close look at one of nature’s most remarkable sights, taking place…
Rosie Gilligan discovers that a local teacher’s textile pictures are truly ‘art with a message’. ANNE MENARY’S textile pictures are intriguing: Galileo’s garden; angels flying over the Rialto Bridge; tiny spacemen floating…
A Chesterfield attic has revealed some fascinating paintings by a 19th century artist, as Vivienne…
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150 years of St Mary’s Catholic High School in Chesterfield is being celebrated in a new…
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Bannister Publications is delighted to publish four new books this month: Alfie’s Story, a charming illustrated children’s book by Sue Wilkins and Liz Furness; and two novels and a book of short stories…
In the final part of his ‘They Also Served’ series, Barry M Marsden looks at…
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Rosie Gilligan talks to Chatsworth’s head housekeeper about Christmas in a stately home, the sad…
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Last month, one of Bakewell’s most prominent historic buildings came back to life. The former Royal Bank of Scotland building in Rutland Square, a Grade II-listed property dating back to 1838, stood…
