At the end of a year of varied and interesting experiences the young people and their parents attended a barbeque, sponsored by the Belle Group, at the Village Hall on Monday evening. The occasion marks the stepping down of the founder and leader of HYPAC for so many years, Liz Broomhead MBE. It was fantastic that a number of ‘graduates’ of HYPAC were able to attend and could speak eloquently and forcefully of the value gained from attending. HYPAC will continue on Monday evenings in September under the leadership of Mark Webley. Liz – thank you for having the inspiration to dream up HYPAC and for creating a rich tapestry of experiences for the young people of our community.
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- Imagine how the Peak District will look in the future – take part in family friendly art events at Castleton Visitor Centre this November 22nd October 2024An exhibition of seldom-seen nostalgic photographs of Peak District scenes is set to inspire people to think about how places might look in the future and create new pictures to show it.
- Major Peak District quarry restoration project back on track 16th October 2024Around 150,000 cubic metres of quarry waste material can now be removed from a much-loved Peak District dale to allow a major restoration project to begin.
- Public urged to have their say in future Peak District National Park plans 2nd October 2024Those who live, work in and visit the Peak District National Park are being asked for their views on strategic planning issues as part of a Local Plan Review consultation – the first review of its kind in around 15 years.
- First for Peak District accessible routes as ‘Changing Place’ opens at heart of the Monsal Trail 19th September 2024A new Changing Place Toilet (CPT) and changing facility has been opened today (19 September) at Millers Dale car park, next to the Monsal Trail in the heart of the Peak District National Park.
- Statement on water quality in National Parks 5th September 2024Water is woven into the fabric of the UK’s National Park landscapes and is so often the source of enjoyment, a refuge for nature and of course in providing so many of our ecosystem services.