M&S building in Buxton to feature unique video illumination
What do you remember when you think of Spring Gardens in Buxton? It is a high street with a rich history?
The Spa Cinema, Woolworths,...
Lockdown 3.0 – What you can and can’t do
It's not the new year we were all hoping for, with England being plunged back in a third national lockdown. Prime Minister Boris Johnson...
Grants now open for pubs predominantly serving alcohol
High Peak pubs that predominantly serve alcohol can now apply for the Christmas Support Grant Payment to compensate them for the impact of closure...
What did Buxton Crescent Hotel look like BEFORE its make over?
Buxton Crescent Hotel finally opened its doors in 2020, after many delays and a hugely challenging construction project. But what did it look like...
Dicky’s Skull – The Peak District legend uncovered
Dicky’s Skull, or Dickie, is a fairly well-known Peak District legend. The haunted cranium is a standard inclusion in an endless sequence of Derbyshire...
New three-tier covid restrictions – What do the levels mean?
The new COVID-19 Winter plan outlined by the PM will mean tougher measures than before the lockdown and said we need one 'final push'...
High Peak residents can now apply for Self-Isolation Support Payments
Eligible individuals in the High Peak who are entitled to a Test and Trace support payment or discretionary support payment of £500 can now apply online. This...
NHS Track and Trace phone app is now live – everything you need to...
The new NHS COVID-19 app, is now available to download for free in England and Wales and is the fastest way to see if...
New exhibition at Buxton Museum confronts difficult subjects of racism and war
Degenerate, Imprisoned and Persecuted are some of the headings for the artwork in this new ground-breaking exhibition at Buxton Museum and Art Gallery. Between...
Buxton Museum and Art Gallery appeals for lockdown memories
Buxton Museum and Art Gallery are looking to collect stories, experiences and objects relating to everyday life in Buxton during lockdown for Covid-19 and...
Christmas covid rules – Everything you need to know
The UK government has scrapped plans to relax covid rules at Christmas for five days and London and much of south-east England are now...
6 Things you can do to support Buxton Opera House while it’s closed
British theatres are in serious need of support as our society faces unprecedented times in the wake of the coronavirus crisis; theatre and the...
Buxton Market seeing a return to its heyday
Buxton Market is celebrating this week after another record turn out at the weekend. The last two weekends have been among the biggest markets...
Buxton celebrates biggest market for years
Buxton Market was buzzing with socially distanced, open air activity on at on Saturday for what has been hailed as its biggest market in...
Eat Out to Help Out voucher scheme – Who’s Participating in Buxton?
In a bid to encourage people to return to cafés, restaurants and pubs, the Eat Out to Help Out government scheme will launches on...
New rules on face coverings – everything you need to know
From Friday 24th July face coverings are now compulsory for customers in shops across England. We explain everything you need to know - from...
How to see Comet Neowise at its closest point to Earth this week
Stargazers in the Northern Hemisphere are in for a treat this week as comet Neowise will pass our planet at a distance of 64...
How to watch the Perseid Meteor shower in Buxton
Astronomy fans have a lot to look up for right now with Comet Neowise currently making a flypast of our planet (a mere 64...
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The 27th International Gilbert & Sullivan Festival gears up to open at Buxton Opera...
The International Gilbert & Sullivan Festival has a fantastic week of uplifting, hilarious entertainment in store for audiences in Buxton Opera House from 31st...
Updated: Know Before You Go Buxton – Local Information / Festival Dates / Attractions
This page has essential local information relevant to Buxton and FAQs about what you might need to know about local facilities and businesses in...
9 Best Historic Houses & Stately Homes in the Peak District & Derbyshire
The Peak District and Derbyshire is arguably home to some of the most spectacular and stately homes, historic houses and castles in England. Truly...
