Food for thought, a reminder that St Giles’ Church supports Ashbourne Food Bank. Donations please of food items ( tins, dried goods, baby food etc.), as well as disposable nappies, soap, shaving foam and so on. All items will be gratefully received. Please give what you can and leave your donations in the boxes inside the church. We regret we cannot accept homemade or perishable items. On behalf of people who have so little, thank you so much.
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- Celebrating volunteers in the Peak District National Park 20th March 2024Peak District volunteers came together in a day to recognise the many ways they contribute to the work of the National Park. Around 140 people took part in the Volunteers Day, held at Lady Manners School in Bakewell.
- Temporary closure for flood damage repairs at Castleton Visitor Centre 22nd February 2024Castleton Visitor Centre will be temporarily closed from Monday 26 February for around three weeks for building repairs following recent flood damage.
- National Park Authority 'Meet the CEO' events kick-off with Castleton conversations 19th February 2024A regular series of 'Meet the CEO' events with the Peak District National Park Authority’s Phil Mulligan have got underway with residents sharing their views in Castleton (Weds 14 February).
- Listening to locals - Peak District National Park's chief executive launches new roadshows 31st January 2024A new series of Peak District roadshows will give local people the chance to share their views with National Park Authority chief executive Phil Mulligan.
- Replacing the footbridge at Cressbrook Mill 26th January 2024A number of local organisations are currently raising awareness of, and in some cases fundraising for, the reinstatement of the Cressbrook Mill/Water-cum-Jolly footbridge.