News and Views – October / November 2019

Nature is being prescribed to help Derbyshire Dales patients
Following being successfully introduced in the High Peak, Nature Prescriptions are now being prescribed by health professionals in the Derbyshire Dales.
Historic limekilns are set to steal the limelight for Heritage Open Days in the Peak District National Park
Two limekilns, one recently restored at Minninglow and one as yet unrestored at Butterton in the Peak District National Park, will be open to the public on four days in September as part of the Heritage Open Days 2023 scheme.
Doctor’s Gate bridleway is saved from being a ‘Bog of Doom’
Repairs to a site on Doctor’s Gate – a bridleway in the north west of the Peak District National Park, near Glossop – have been completed.
Peak District National Park Authority confirms approval for restructure proposals
A series of organisational restructure proposals aimed at ensuring the Peak District National Authority can be financially resilient in the face of continued real terms cuts to its central government grant have been approved by Members of the Authority (28 July).
Peak District National Park Authority announces Ken Smith new chair
The Peak District National Park Authority has announced a new chair, following its Annual General Meeting held on Friday 7 July.

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