As Derbyshire teen actor Eddie Waller makes his big screen debut, he talks to Fiona…
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Heritage Open Days will be held in Derbyshire throughout 10 days in September. Part of…
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Each month, Derbyshire’s largest circulation lifestyle magazine reaches over 30,000 readers through targeted delivery to…
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This Secondhand September, Nicola Doughty joins Ashgate Hospice’s Nicola Mann at the charity’s donation centre…
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Peak District photographer, writer and mountaineer Chris Drabble reflects on the significance of trees as…
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For Derbyshire creative Netty Lou Sumner, old clothes and treasured fabrics are not waste –…
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Growing up surrounded by the hills and lanes of the Peak District, Emily Barnett discovered…
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As September arrives and the long, sun-filled evenings of summer gently fade, our thoughts turn…
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Tracy Reid, from the National Garden Scheme in Derbyshire, highlights some of the gardens to…
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By With Lee Hawksworth at Woodseats Hall, Barlow Woodseats Hall offers a variety of dining…
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Peak District Artisans’ (PDA) Great Dome Art Fair takes place in Buxton later this month…
Once they advertised a business, product or service – they may even have celebrated a…
In July a century ago, an appalling global conflict was only weeks away. Scott Lomax reports on how Derbyshire responded to the first call to arms. ON JULY 25, 1914, less than…
The bank manager who published the first-ever book on Derbyshire’s birds fled to Australia after…
Our resident expert Vivienne looks at two examples of war art found in Derbyshire that hit the heights at auction. SECOND WORLD WAR ART stands as a poignant reminder to us all. The …
Forget those old images of draughty dormitories and potato peeling, the youth hostels of today…
‘Outdoor learning’ at one Matlock school over the past decade has created a new generation…
Chesterfield was host last month to archaeologists and historians from across the East Midlands and beyond for a packed conference entitled “Chesterfield – the Centre of Industrial England”. Cliff Lea reports. THE VISITORS…
Summer’s arrived – and it’s time for guys to update their threads for the new…
GARDENERS love looking around other people’s gardens – and the more the merrier, it seems,…
In her latest ‘What To Eat Now’ column, Penny Bunting looks at the wealth of produce…
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As September arrives and the long, sun-filled evenings of summer gently fade, our thoughts turn quite naturally to simpler comforts. Keats, of course, called it the “season of mists and mellow fruitfulness”…
