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Coming to the Charles Cotton – SheSaid on Saturday 16th and Race Night on Friday 29th November

Saturday 16th – 9pm – SheSaid – Free Entry Friday 29th November – Race Night, live music, light supper and Fizz on arrival. Tickets £10 from the Charles Cotton

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  • First projects receive funding through new Peak District National Park Foundation 9th December 2019
    Wildlife, hedgerow conservation and hydro electricity projects are the first to benefit from funds through the new Peak District National Park Foundation. Grants have been awarded through the Foundation’s #70kfor70 campaign, which launched during National Parks Week in April.
  • New National Park ‘Ambassador’ centres are bringing the story of the Peak District to life for the region’s young people 5th December 2019
    A range of outdoor activity, education and residential centres from around the region have become Peak District National Park ‘Ambassador Centres’.
  • Peak District is breath of fresh air for refugees and asylum seekers 4th December 2019
    Refugees and asylum seekers pulled on their wellies to enjoy their first experience of the Peak District National Park. The visit was organised by Peak District National Park ranger Sally Wheal and colleagues Rob Kenning and Pete Bush, along with Derby-based charity Derbyshire Refugee Solidarity (DRS).
  • Awards for green Peak District businesses 26th November 2019
    Businesses which support their local community, economy and environment were honoured at a Peak District awards ceremony and networking event. Six new Environmental Quality Mark awards were presented to Peak District businesses which support and play an active role in their local economy, work to reduce their environmental impact and help to celebrate, conserve and […]
  • Repeated break-ins put Dovedale facilities at risk 19th November 2019
    The Peak District National Park Authority has warned that a spate of break-ins and thefts from its Dovedale public toilets could put the facility at risk of closure. The public toilets, based at the popular car park at Dovedale between Ilam and Thorpe, recently suffered their fourth incident this year.
  • Call for young people to be ‘Fairer for Nature’ 15th November 2019
    Young people and adults from Buxton and Fairfield are being offered the opportunity to do something great for their community, the environment and themselves in a new gardening project.
  • New archaeology book – Reading the Peak District Landscape 15th November 2019
    A new book has been launched to help people understand how the Peak District landscape has been shaped over thousands of years by past generations.
  • Couple ordered to pay £42,000 after alterations harm historic character of Grade II listed building in Peak District National Park 5th November 2019
    A married couple have been ordered to pay £42,000 in penalties after making unauthorised alterations to a building dating back to the 17th century, in the Derbyshire village of Winster. Christopher and Sarah Gillott, along with joiner Simon Mcloughlin, were sentenced at Derby Crown Court, following a prosecution by the Peak District National Park Authority.
  • Breeding birds surveys – Peak District moorlands 31st October 2019
    Responding to the Breeding Birds Surveys of the Peak District Moors 1990-2018 report from the Moors for the Future Partnership, Peak District National Park chief executive Sarah Fowler said: “The results from this updated study of moorland birds within the Peak District and South Pennines is a story to be celebrated, and confirms a quiet […]
  • Recognition for volunteer ranger’s 30 years of service 25th October 2019
    A volunteer ranger has received recognition for 30 years of service to the Peak District National Park.
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    Hartington Pawz

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    Friendly and knowledgeable canine village shop catering for all your best friends essentials. Read more...
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    A.J & S Peach

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    Located opposite the War Memorial, Sue has provided since 2007 an invaluable service to the communities of Hartington, Biggin, Sheen, Butterton and many more. Not only a newsagent but also has everything from Compost and Dog Leads to Fresh Bread and Vegetables     Read more...
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    The Village Stores Hartington

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    The Village Stores is located in the picturesque Derbyshire village of Hartington, in the heart of the Peak District. We are close to Dovedale and the Manifold Valley and provide goods and services to the local community and visitors to the area alike. As well as stocking general grocery items we also have a range of fresh meat, a deli Read more...
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    Fiveways Country Store

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    Small family run business in the heart of the Peak District specialising in a range of Giftware, Leather Goods, Jewellery, Ladies Clothing and much more.   Read more...
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    St Giles Church

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    St. Giles is the Church of England Parish Church for Hartington,within the Diocese of Derby. Hartington Church dates back to about 1250 AD and was once one of the largest parishes in England covering some 24,000 acres. During the 19th century several other churches were built to serve nearby communities. Now Hartington Church just serves the immediate village and the Read more...

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