The easing of lockdown made it possible for museums at least to partially re-open, and the Peak District Mining Museum...
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Brian Spencer takes a trip to Bugsworth canal basin, once the largest inland port in England’s canal network. Drive along...
Adam is a familiar face to many as a TV presenter and tenant of the Cotswold Farm Park, a 650-hectare...
Matlock started off as a collection of small settlements in the Middle Ages which, thanks to the coming of the...
While we know the central and western parts of the Yorkshire Dales, the eastern edges alongside the Vale of York...
Recently it has become almost fashionable for major cities to bring back trams to their streets. Some like say Manchester,...
Although it’s a while since I waved a hot glue gun in anger, I’m confident I could give craft queen...
It was 2005 when Thornbridge Brewery, in Derbyshire, started producing one of the UK’s first craft ales. There are now...
So often one can awake from a reverie in the corner seat of a railway carriage when the train stops...
The large, attractive village of South Wingfield no longer relies on mining coal, or producing knitted fabrics for its industries,...
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by Brian Spencer Sited comfortably above Trent Valley’s flood plain, and away from busy through roads, Melbourne has grown from...
by Brian Spencer The only time I have previously travelled through Kent was on my way to Dover for the...
We supposed that Sir Nikolaus Pevsner missed Horsley Woodhouse because he probably travelled north along the Derby to Heanor road,...
Leafy side roads lined with pleasant houses, home for many Derby commuters, fill a sheltered hollow where the Ecclesbourne meets...
