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Edwardian home in Etwall on the market at £750,000
The Laurels is an exceptional six-bedroom Edwardian home on Egginton Road, Etwall
A journey through the places that helped shape Derbyshire
This is not a list of ‘must-see’ attractions. Nor is it an attempt to define Derbyshire through postcard landmarks alone.
A circular walk that offers panoramic views on top of Bamford Edge
Darrell Matkin takes in a stunning 5.7-mile circular walk which shows off the Peak District in all its glory
Meet the women driving change, success and fresh thinking across Derbyshire
Meet the inspiring women driving change, success and fresh thinking across Derbyshire's professional landscape.
The ultimate summer diary for Derbyshire
Experience live performances by musicians, poets, dancers, visual artists, and storytellers, plus much more!
Meet Derbyshire’s new High Sheriff for 2026
Derbyshire’s new High Sheriff shares his reaction to the role and his focus for the year ahead
The stories behind one of Derbyshire’s most fascinating museums
It had only ever had two owners across the period of 1932 to 2021, when it joined the Great British Car Journey Museum
How can we protect Derbyshire's heritage for future generations?
Richard Wood, chair of the Derbyshire Historic Buildings Trust, on the work to preserve our county’s rich heritage for generations to come
England’s oldest all-female choir celebrates 90 harmonious years
Sonara Singers celebrates its 90th anniversary with a number of concerts and special events to mark the milestone.
Foods that built Derbyshire still shape the county today
Derbyshire’s food tells the story of a county shaped by hard work, hospitality and tradition
RETHINKING PRENUPS
Angela Davis, head of family at Flint Bishop looks at why a prenuptial agreement is for more than just the wealthy
Derbyshire’s top photographers share their favourite photo of our county
For our 95th anniversary edition, we asked seven of Derbyshire’s most prominent photographers to share their favourite photo of our county.
Five Derbyshire voices reflect on 95 years of stories, people and places
Derbyshire Life writers reflect on 95 years of stories, people and places
The Derbyshire firms who shone at Chelsea Flower Show and Chelsea in Bloom
Two Derbyshire businesses at the Chelsea Flower Show and Chelsea in Bloom
Celebrating 95 years of Derbyshire Life magazine
All these years on, Derbyshire Life continues to be read up and down the county and beyond
The Derbyshire castle with sweeping views and fascinating history
Nathan Fearn goes behind the walls of Bolsover's famous castle to discover why this landmark is putting community first
Derbyshire countryside home with breathtaking views on the market at £1.2m
Dumble Down near Snelston, Derbyshire offers 6.53 acres plus a 3.11-acre paddock, panoramic Dove Valley views, and 2007 consent for a circular rotating zero-energy home.
The Death Of Us author Abigail Dean wins top crime writer award
Abigail Dean took home the 2026 Gold Dagger for the best crime novel of the year at the prestigious Crime Writers’ Association (CWA) Dagger Awards
Top traders heading to the first Derbyshire Life Home & Gift Show
The first Derbyshire Life Home & Gift Show takes place on September 26-27, and we want you to be a part of it
The return of Britain’s most charismatic native predators to Derbyshire
Derbyshire Wildlife Trust is working towards bring back one of Britain’s most charismatic native predators to the county
Beloved Buxton Woodland Sculpture Martha Deliberately Vandalised
Buxton Civic Association (BCA) has expressed its sadness and frustration after Martha, one of the much-loved wooden sculptures in Buxton Country Park (Grin Low Woods), was deliberately knocked to the ground with significant force in what appears to be an act of vandalism. The incident has disappointed staff, volunteers and the many local families who […] The post Beloved Buxton Woodland Sculpture Martha Deliberately Vandalised appeared first on Explore Buxton.
Buxton Fringe Announces Awards for 2026
Buxton Festival Fringe held its eagerly-awaited Awards Ceremony in the grand surroundings of the Cavendish Room at The Palace Hotel for the first time. The event on Sunday July 26th attracted a host of Fringe entrants and committee members with Fringe Chair Ian Bowns leading the proceedings. Ian pronounced it a “really great Fringe” and […] The post Buxton Fringe Announces Awards for 2026 appeared first on Explore Buxton.
BREAKING: Jodrell Bank Observatory faces possible closure after funding is withdrawn
Jodrell Bank facing closure One of Britain’s most important scientific landmarks could cease operating as a working observatory after losing its public research funding. Jodrell Bank Observatory in Cheshire, near Macclesfield home to the iconic Lovell Telescope, is facing an uncertain future following a decision to withdraw the funding that supports its scientific work. According […] The post BREAKING: Jodrell Bank Observatory faces possible closure after funding is withdrawn appeared first on Explore Buxton.
A54 Cat & Fiddle Road to close fully for 14 weeks
A54 Cat & Fiddle Road closure  The A54 Macclesfield Main Road, also known as the Cat and Fiddle, will be closed for 14 weeks starting in late July for Derbyshire County Council to make major improvements to the 2.8km stretch of road – from its junction with the Leek Road (A53) to its junction with […] The post A54 Cat & Fiddle Road to close fully for 14 weeks appeared first on Explore Buxton.
Dine, Browse and Celebrate at Pavilion Gardens This Summer
Dine, Browse and Celebrate at Pavilion Gardens This Summer With Buxton’s busy summer and festival season in full swing, Pavilion Gardens is inviting visitors to enjoy even more during their time in the town – from relaxed pre-show dining and lively Thursday markets to discovering one of Buxton’s most distinctive wedding venues. Whether you are […] The post Dine, Browse and Celebrate at Pavilion Gardens This Summer appeared first on Explore Buxton.
£2 Bus Fare Cap to Return Across England from January 2027
£2 Bus Fare Cap to Return Across England from January 2027 Bus passengers in Buxton and across the High Peak are set to benefit from cheaper journeys after Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced that single bus fares across England will be capped at £2 from January 2027. The new nationwide cap will reduce the current […] The post £2 Bus Fare Cap to Return Across England from January 2027 appeared first on Explore Buxton.
The Gathering House – Six Bedroom Town House
This stylish six-bedroom townhouse is exclusively yours for the duration of your stay, sleeping up to 12 adults | Wifi throughout | Buxton town centre location | Exclusive local discounts for guests | Spacious spread across three floors | Parking for two cars The post The Gathering House – Six Bedroom Town House appeared first on Explore Buxton.
National Gilbert & Sullivan Opera Company Returns to Buxton Opera House with Unmissable Productions
National Gilbert & Sullivan Opera Company bring four productions to The 32nd International Gilbert & Sullivan Festival One of Buxton’s most cherished summer traditions returns this August as The 32nd International Gilbert & Sullivan Festival brings a spectacular programme of professional productions to the beautiful Buxton Opera House. Audiences are in for a real treat […] The post National Gilbert & Sullivan Opera Company Returns to Buxton Opera House with Unmissable Productions appeared first on …
Celebrating Excellence: Visit East Midlands Tourism Awards – Derbyshire 2026/27
Visit East Midlands Tourism Awards – Derbyshire The search is on for the very best in local tourism and hospitality, with the deadline for extended for the 2026/27 Visit East Midlands Tourism Awards – Derbyshire. Organised by Visit Peak District & Derbyshire in collaboration with Visit Derby, the Visit East Midlands Tourism Awards – Derbyshire […] The post Celebrating Excellence: Visit East Midlands Tourism Awards – Derbyshire 2026/27 appeared first on Explore Buxton.
Visit Buxton and What’s On This Weekend: 31st July – 2nd August
Visit Buxton This Weekend Looking to visit Buxton and things to do in Buxton this weekend? We can give you some weekend inspiration! Looking for more events? Check our NEW whats on in Buxton page where you’ll find more event listings for the coming months. All Weekend The International Gilbert and Sullivan Festival Click here […] The post Visit Buxton and What’s On This Weekend: 31st July – 2nd August appeared first on Explore Buxton.
More Than a Tourist Information Centre: Discover the Hidden Gem Inside Buxton’s Pump Room
Buxton Visitor Centre Gift Shop If you’re visiting Buxton this summer, there’s one place that deserves a spot on your itinerary before you head off to explore the town. Housed inside the magnificent Pump Room – Buxton Visitor Centre is far more than a place to pick up a map. Run by the Buxton Crescent Heritage […] The post More Than a Tourist Information Centre: Discover the Hidden Gem Inside Buxton’s Pump Room appeared first on …
First Look: Historic Winster Place to Be Restored as Part of £130 Million Buxton Regeneration
Spring gardens is the main shopping area for the town and also home to Springs Shopping Centre The post First Look: Historic Winster Place to Be Restored as Part of £130 Million Buxton Regeneration appeared first on Explore Buxton.