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A summer of stories and adventures at Chatsworth
The summer programme offers something for visitors of all ages, with many activities included in a standard entry ticket.
A piece of Derbyshire at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show
Sarah Eberle's Chelsea Flower Show garden for CPRE that proudly showcased Derbyshire
The winding career path of a Derbyshire author
Andrew Beardmore is the author of an epic fantasy series which readers are likening to Game of Thrones.
An enduring British icon is as popular now as it has ever been
AGA is an enduring British icon and as popular now as it has ever been – and why it resonates particularly strongly in Derbyshire
The best way to have strawberries and cream
Chris Mapp at The Tickled Trout, Barlow, lives and breathes Derbyshire food and drink. Here, he shares seasonal recipes, tips and tricks
Stone-built semi-detached Peak District cottage on the market at £1m
The semi-detached Low Cottage is located in the heart of the Peak District National Park
Derbyshire country shows and events taking place this summer
Ruth Downing shares six of her favourite Derbyshire outdoor events, four of which take place this month
Best afternoon tea spots in the Peak District and Derbyshire
Discover Derbyshire and Peak District afternoon teas, from Buxton tearooms and country houses to hall gardens, estate cottages and literary‑inspired spreads.
Derbyshire Lieutenancy Dinner at Morley Hayes
The Lord-Lieutenant of Derbyshire, Elizabeth Fothergill CBE, hosted the annual Derbyshire Lieutenancy Dinner at Morley Hayes recently.
Unusual community allotment locations in Derbyshire
Derbyshire’s popular potters, Elaine and Julia, share their month and top tips
18th-century stone farmhouse in Peak District on the market at £1.1m
Chamber Knowle Farm, an 18th-century stone farmhouse with two holiday cottages, is for sale within over five acres in Peak Forest, Peak District.
Dams, Dambusters and drowned villages in Derbyshire
Upper Derwent Valley home to one of Britain’s most significant engineering landscapes
Fabulous local events to enjoy across Derbyshire this August
Fabulous local events to enjoy in Derbyshire in August 2026
An email, a café, and a life story
Editor Nathan Fearn spent a lovely hour over morning tea, getting to know a little bit more about the life of Brenda Newsam.
Renowned butcher and artisan baker to open at Mercia Marina
Artisan bakery The Green Door Bakery and award-winning butcher and deli The Greedy Pig are coming to Mercia Marina
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!
University of Derby – Buxton celebrates another year of outstanding Level 3 results
Students and staff from the University of Derby – Buxton came together in the Devonshire Dome today to celebrate another year of outstanding Level 3 results, as learners collected their grades and looked ahead to exciting futures at university, Higher Education and employment. The Buxton campus, which specialises in vocational training for school leavers, celebrated […] The post University of Derby – Buxton celebrates another year of outstanding Level 3 results appeared first on Explore …
Amber Extreme Heat Warning in Force for Buxton as Fifth Heatwave Peaks Today
Fifth Heatwave in Buxton this year see Amber weather and heat warnings An Amber Weather Warning for ‘extreme heat’ is now in force for Buxton and large parts England as the UK’s fifth widespread heatwave of the year reaches its peak today, Thursday 13th August. The Met Office warning is in place until 11.59pm tonight, […] The post Amber Extreme Heat Warning in Force for Buxton as Fifth Heatwave Peaks Today appeared first on Explore …
September opening for Glossop Halls Mezzanine
Exciting new retail and leisure activities are set to launch in Glossop’s historic Market Hall next month when the much-anticipated Mezzanine opens. Work to install automatic air vents in the glazed roof over the main hall and the Mezzanine walkways starts this week – the final element of the transformation of the Halls. The scaffolding […] The post September opening for Glossop Halls Mezzanine appeared first on Explore Buxton.
Solar eclipse in Buxton and the Peak District – How and where to view
Solar eclipse Buxton Skywatchers in Buxton and across the Peak District will have the chance to witness one of the most impressive solar eclipses visible from the UK in decades on Wednesday 12th August 2026. The eclipse will be partial from the UK, with the Moon passing in front of the Sun during the early […] The post Solar eclipse in Buxton and the Peak District – How and where to view appeared first on …
The 32nd International Gilbert & Sullivan Festival in Full Swing as Spectacular Productions Take Centre Stage in Buxton
The 32nd International Gilbert & Sullivan Festival in Full Swing The The 32nd International Gilbert & Sullivan Festival is now in full swing at Buxton Opera House bringing laughter, unforgettable melodies and world-class performances to one of the country’s most beautiful theatres. Running until Saturday 15th August 2026, the festival is one of Buxton’s most cherished […] The post The 32nd International Gilbert & Sullivan Festival in Full Swing as Spectacular Productions Take Centre Stage in …
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.
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 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.