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After Two Months of Testing, Derbyshire News Is Ready
1.7 Million Weekly Views Proved It. Derbyshire News Launches Fully on 1st Jan 2026 An Editorial from Derbyshire News Earlier…
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Buxton International Festival 2026: A Dazzling Celebration of Opera, Music, and Magic
Buxton International Festival 2026: A Dazzling Celebration of Opera, Music, and Magic9–26 July 2026 | Buxton Opera House & Pavilion…
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Richard Felix Releases ‘Derbyshire Christmas Ghost Stories’ — A Haunting New Book Just in Time for Winter Nights
Local historian and ghost expert Richard Felix, best known from TV’s Most Haunted, has released his brand-new book Derbyshire Christmas…
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Shared Sparkle: Derbyshire Couples Embrace Joint Engagement Ring Shopping
More Derbyshire couples are choosing to shop for engagement rings together rather than relying on a surprise proposal, according to…
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Keep the shows, stop the sales — Derbyshire’s plea on fireworks
Across Derbyshire, Bonfire Night no longer feels like one night. For weeks either side, the cracks and flashes echo across…
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Clocks Go Back: The Night Shift Nobody Wants
When the clocks go back at 2.00 am on Sunday 26 October 2025, most people get an extra hour in…
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Derbyshire: Britain’s Haunted Heartland as Halloween Grows Bigger Than Ever
Every October, Derbyshire slips into its spookiest season. What once was a night for pumpkins and sweets has become a…
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The Great Derbyshire Cone Mystery: Why Do Roadworks Last Longer Than a British Winter?
There are few sights more familiar on our roads than a set of temporary traffic lights, a scattering of orange…
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Where Have All the Rabbits Gone?
A Vanishing Sight in Derbyshire’s Countryside If you grew up in Derbyshire, you’ll probably remember seeing rabbits everywhere. They’d dart…
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“It’s Only September!” — Are Derbyshire Shops Killing the Magic of Christmas?
Pumpkins on the shelves? Forget it. Bonfire Night fireworks? Barely a spark. Wander into Derbyshire’s supermarkets this week and you’ll…
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Green Army Belper United Magazine – Issue 7
The latest edition of Belper United’s official magazine is out now! Packed with match reports, player features, club news, and…
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Buxton’s New McDonald’s: A Golden Arches Triumph or a Step Too Far?
The ribbon has been cut, the fryers are sizzling, and Buxton officially has its own McDonald’s. The opening of the…
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Ilkeston Charter Fair Makes History with Sunday Opening
The thrill of the rides, the smell of candyfloss, and the hum of fairground chatter will last a little longer…
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Derbyshire Men Are Getting MAN-Pedis And It’s About Time
When you think of pedicures, you might imagine nail polish, sparkly salons, and gossip magazines. But in 2025, there’s a…
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Belper Mills: A £Multi-Million Restoration… or the End of Our World Heritage?
For decades, Belper Mills has stood as both a reminder of Derbyshire’s proud industrial past and an eyesore of neglect.…
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Order Early or Risk the Chill: Logs Belper Urges Residents to Get Winter-Ready Now
As the warm days of summer slowly slip away, one Belper business is already bracing for the first frosts—and warning…
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Jumble Sales in Derbyshire: Old Traditions, New Relevance
Before eBay, Facebook Marketplace, and Vinted, there was the good old-fashioned jumble sale. For generations across Derbyshire, church halls, school…
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From Safe Streets to Stolen Bikes: What’s Happened to Derbyshire’s Morals?
There was a time in Derbyshire’s villages when you could lean your bike against the wall outside the shop, nip…
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Ultra-Processed Derbyshire: Are Our Supermarkets Making Us Sick?
Walk into any Derbyshire supermarket today and you’ll be hit by aisle after aisle of brightly coloured packaging, meal deals,…
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Peak District Paths Made Easier: Should Stiles Be Replaced Across Derbyshire?
Getting out into the Derbyshire countryside has just become a lot easier thanks to work by rangers and volunteers in…
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Helicopters Over Derbyshire: Why the Military Chose Our Skies
Photo: Stock Image Did you see them? The unmistakable thud of helicopter blades echoed through the Derbyshire hills last week—and…
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A celebration of the music of Louise Farrenc
A joint concert with Andrew Marples (piano), Lucy Phillips (violin), Jonny Ingall (cello), David Mayo-Braiden (piano) and Katy Strudwick (flute).…
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Heritage Open Days at Elder Yard Chapel
An opportunity to explore the oldest Chapel in Derbyshire and it’s historic graveyard. Refreshments, printed guides, histories, children’s packs –…
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Back to School in Derbyshire: Is It Time to Rethink the Summer Break?
By Derbyshire.News Pupils across Derbyshire are heading back to school this week after the long summer break. For many families,…
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