Nestled in the idyllic village of Ashford in the Water, The Ashford Arms is a…
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Nestled in the idyllic village of Ashford in the Water, The Ashford Arms is a…
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On 17th April 1951, the Peak District became the UK’sfirst national park. Fiona Stubbs explores…
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Photographers Suzanne Howard– professionallyknown as Peaklass – and Phil Sproson have built careers through their…
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When RBSL embarked on the ambitious transformation of the former Royal Bank of Scotland building…
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As Sara Kirby developed her range of hand-printed textiles – drawn from the natural world…
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For years, Gillian and Russell Scotford were unable to find holiday accommodation to meet the…
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With chef Tomasz Zajko at Bank House, Hathersage. A rich, slow-cooked lamb lasagna, layered with…
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April has arrived and it is the peak of tulip season in the garden. Tracy…
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Is it just us who thinks 2006 doesn’t seem that long ago? Yet, incredibly, two…
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Intrepid Ben Dalton sets out this month on an epic challenge, tackling each of the…
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By Vivienne Milburn FRICS Independent Antiques Auctioneer & Valuer The market for antique silver items…
Read More →Move over Bordeaux, Marlborough and Mendoza English wines are enjoying a major moment. And, as…
Walls never looked so good! Artist Gina Watkinson tells Dawn Anderson about her unique artwork. …
THE strength of the market for Asian items such as porcelain and works of art continues to be very strong. The changing economic climate in China, together with the live Internet bidding…
If a ukelele-playing gecko and a flamboyant bat can’t make you smile, then a mischievous…
One of the first of the Peak District Mountain Rescue Teams is celebrating its 60th anniversary, as Steve Brown reports. AN injured walker or climber in the Peak District a hundred years…
Godfrey Holmes laments Baron Beeching’s decimation of our railways long after Labour came into power…
When it comes to archaeology, ground-breaking can be as literal as it is figurative. Bakewell…
Women are increasingly doing what used to be male-only jobs, and Barrie Farnsworth talks to a female chimney sweep and a painter plying their trade in Derbyshire. A FORMER Old Brampton man,…
Nicky Crompton meets a couple of teenage world champions on the edge of Wirksworth! ON…
OUR signature dish this month comes from Charlie Uwins, the head chef of The Scotsman’s…
It’s that time of year when the lanterns are lit and attention turns towards all…
Idyllic and irresistibly quaint, “Rafters” at the Riverside House Hotel is a 14-bedroom Restaurant with…
MATLOCK rower Oli Wilkes brought a bronze medal back from Paris – on his Olympic…
From Dan Smith, head chef at The Peacock at Rowsley DAN (pictured) says that Nasturtium…
While waiting at the traffic lights at Horwich End in the High Peak, observant drivers…
Make everyday dressing a breeze with a capsule wardrobe of luxe basics which will stand…
By Vivienne Milburn FRICS Independent Antiques Auctioneer & Valuer ONE of the fastest-growing areas of…
In this 40th anniversary year of the 1984-85 miners’ strike, Leonie Martin talks to Jonathan Francis about the…