May 23rd the Speaker will have an interesting talk about tractors- he is well known in the area and highly recommended by Rachel After the 2nd Cuppa- we will be sharing with you option for a visit on August 22nd which will replace the Barn Owl talk Opportunity to ask questions and then use a voting slip to Read more…
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Mr. Trevor Wragg honoured by the Dry Stone Walling Association
A wonderful meeting of Derbyshire Dry Stone Walling Association held on Wednesday 22nd March, in The Devonshire Arms, brought wallers together from all across Derbyshire to celebrate Trevor’s outstanding contribution to Dry Stone Walling and to the teaching of Dry Stone Walling. Unbeknown to Trevor the meeting, specially arranged in his honour was where he Read more…
‘Jazz in the Village’ – Hartington Village Hall Saturday 27th May
Hartington Village Hall: Saturday 27th May at 7.30pm we will host ‘Jazz in the Village’ with Scottish duo Dominic Spencer and Ian Miller bringing their brand of melodic, reflective music to our community. Tickets are £12 and are now available from The Village Stores, Post Office, Liz and Keith.
Parkinsons Charity Coffee Morning – April 11th
World Parkinson’s Day – Parkinson’s Coffee Morning Fundraiser- Tuesday 11th April 2023 10-12MD, Hartington Village Hall Please come along and join us to raise money to support the Buxton Parkinson’s Support Group and the Parkinson’s UK Research Programme to help in finding a cure Admission Free – Refreshments including tea, coffee, cakes and Read more…
**** SAVE THE DATE ****
HARTINGTON CELEBRATES THE CORONATION and the BIG LUNCH Sunday 7th May 1pm to 4pm on the field behind the War Memorial or in the case of inclement weather in the Village Hall With music fit for Our King BRING YOUR OWN PICNIC, RUGS ETC. Bouncy Castle Keep an eye open for other events in the village Read more…
Rural Action Derbyshire Update: Cost of living survey, Hardship Fund info etc.
Rural Cost of Living Household Survey The Rural Services Network in partnership with the Citizens Advice Rural Issues Group launched a Rural Cost of Living Household Survey https://www.rsnonline.org.uk/final-push-to-share-your-views-on-cost-of-living Do you qualify for a payment of £150 towards your next heating oil purchase? If you have no energy debt (you don’t owe money to your electricity Read more…
Update from Hartington Village Hall
From Keith and David: Good morning to each of you. As I look out onto the snow that has been falling steadily since early morning I can at least say that our 7 month old Springer Spaniel pup finds it absolutely fantastic. Theresa, our lovely Pilates instructor, made the March draw and the winning Read more…
Hartington Village Hall Lottery Results 2023
Hartington Village Hall lottery: our monthly £100 draws so far in 2023 have produced the following winners: January: 105 held by Lucy Abbott of Minton House, Hartington. February: 39 held by Sheila Johnson, Cheadle and a long term member of the Dance Club. March : 23 held by Angeline Titterton of Buxton. The Read more…
Do check on neighbours with the snow falling and settling
The predicted snow has arrived, is settling well and is forecast to get heavier with high winds later. If you can do check on neighbours and friends to see that they are OK, are able to stay warm and have provisions
Parkinsons Charity Coffee Morning – April 11th
Save the date for the Parkinsons Charity Fundraiser taking place in the Village Hall on Tuesday April 11th Details to follow or see posters around the Village.
Walk the pilgrimages through Hartington
Why not leave the car at home and visit Hartington on foot via one of the two pilgrimage routes that pass through the village? Firstly there is the Peak Pilgrimage with 6 stages: Ilam to Alstonefield Alstonefield to Hartington Hartington to Monyash Monyash to Bakewell Bakewell to Baslow Baslow to Eyam A route Read more…
DJ Rob and The Rotters Raising the Roof and Raising Funds for Charity
The Rock and Winter Blues Breaker was enjoyed by a full capacity crowd with DJ Rob and The Rotters performing for free. The evening raised over £1500 for three charities from ticket sales and raffle. £525 to Hartington Village Hall, £525 to Buxton Mountain Rescue Team, and £525 going to the Children’s Heart Unit Read more…
Derbyshire Adult Community Learning – booking now for Jan to April 2023
Derbyshire Adult Community Learning – booking now for Jan to April 2023 Click link to download the booklet of courses and details of how to sign up. document adult learning courses Derby Dales
Walks with National Park Rangers
Walks with National Park Rangers help people explore more People who want to explore more of the Peak District National Park are being encouraged to take a guided walk with the National Park Rangers. This season’s walks include looking for mountain hare, navigation skills training, a history walk including Magpie Mine, and much more. Many Read more…
Scam Prevention Advice from Derbyshire Alert
From Derbyshire Alert: Criminals are experts at impersonating people, organisations and the police. They spend hours researching you hoping you’ll let your guard down for just a moment. They can contact you by phone, email text, letters, on social media or in person. They will try to trick you into parting with your money, Read more…
Hartington Community Group AGM Notice Wednesday 8th February
HARTINGTON COMMUNITY GROUP CHAIR- Liz Broomhead MBE- 01298 687263 liz@broomhead.net VICE CHAIR – Phillip Neal SECRETARY- Liz Hitch TREASURER- Leon Goodwin NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING WEDNESDAY 8TH FEBRUARY 2023 5.30PM, HARTINGTON VILLAGE HALL EVERYONE IS WELCOME COME AND FIND OUT ABOUT YOUR VILLAGE Further info on community website & Facebook Everyone Read more…
YHA Hartington Hall recruiting for seasonal roles
Seasonal Hospitality Team Member – YHA Hartington Hall Team Member – YHA Hartington Hall Hours – 3 vacancies for 15 – 42.5 hours per week Live Out Rate of Pay – £9.50 – £10.42 Team Member skills and experience: Our team member role requires flexibility to cover different shifts and tasks. It’s an advantage but Read more…
Neighbourhood Watch Webinars – Free
NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH CRIME PREVENTION FREE WEBINAR SERIES We are delighted to invite you to attend our free crime prevention webinars running during February. Each webinar will be delivered by Neighbourhood Watch with an expert speaker on each of the topics of knife crime, burglary prevention and scams. Places are free but limited. We Read more…
Bus fares capped at £2 for single journeys until 31st March
Get around for £2 this winter From 1 January to 31 March 2023, a single bus journey anywhere will cost no more than £2 any day on most routes across England. Single bus fares (including child and student fares) on most bus services in Derbyshire will be capped at £2 from 1 January to 31 Read more…
Solid Fuel Support and Alternative Fuel Payment update from Rural Action Derbyshire
From Emma Simpson – Rural Action Derbyshire Solid fuel support for those off-gas grid We have had coal donated by Homefire to support households that rely on solid fuel to heat their home. I appreciate that as a member of the oil buying scheme you will use kerosene to heat your home, not solid fuel, Read more…
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PDNPA News
- National Park Protector Awards are back – recognising and rewarding the people who protect National Parks in England and Wales 10th May 2023Campaign for National Parks (CNP) has launched its search for individuals and groups who are working for a future where nature and people can thrive in our National Parks.
- Consultation confirmed as National Park Authority presents formal proposals for operational changes 5th May 2023The Peak District National Park Authority has confirmed that an internal workforce consultation process has begun after Members of the Authority approved a series of formal proposals as part of an organisational restructure at the Authority (28 April).
- Statement on organisational restructure at the Peak District National Park Authority 3rd May 2023The Peak District National Park Authority has confirmed that a process of staff consultation will begin on 4 May 2023 following the approval of a series of formal proposals presented to Members of the Authority on 28 April regarding an organisational restructure.
- Peak District Bird of Prey Initiative to close as persecution cases continue 24th April 2023The Peak District Bird of Prey Initiative is to close, with differing views among the group's stakeholders and continued cases of persecution within the region leading to the initiative 'no longer being able to deliver meaningful change' - according to the National Park Authority, convenors of the initiative.
- Walks for All aim to improve people’s health in the Peak District National Park 19th April 2023People who need help getting started with going out for a walk are being encouraged to join the new Walks for All programme.
- PhD opportunity to study Philosophy and Landscape Change in the Peak District National Park 13th April 2023The Peak District National Park Authority, with the Philosophy Department at the University of Sheffield, is offering a PhD studentship in Understanding Landscape Change.
- Ranger-led mindful walks help boost health and well-being 12th April 2023Discover how walking in nature in the Peak District National Park can benefit your health and well-being on guided walks with the National Park rangers.
- Statement on the planning inspector’s decision regarding development at Thornbridge Hall & Gardens 23rd March 2023As a National Park Authority and planning authority, we respect the decision made by the planning inspector and acknowledge the reasoning set out in the decision notice. We are now taking the time to assess the full implications.
- US conservationists head to Peak District to discover more on ‘30by30’ ambitions 16th March 2023A delegation of representatives from across the United States joined Peak District teams to learn more about international conservation ambitions for ‘30by30’.
- ‘New Life brought to an Old Industrial Site’ Peak District National Park Affordable Housing Scheme Wins National Award 15th March 2023A newly-completed housing scheme, providing affordable rental homes in the heart of the Peak District National Park, has won national recognition for its contribution to local housing needs and land regeneration in a National Park community.