Buxton has once again been named by The Sunday Times as one of the best places to live in the Britain. Highlighting the best to cities, towns and villages for living, part two of the series this week looks at 50 top spots across ...
Once you’ve had a gander at Buxton’s Georgian architecture, had a stroll around the Pavilion Gardens, caught a show at the Opera House, visited its museum, taken a tour of Poole’s Cavern and wandered up to Solomon’s Temple, ...
Buxton Market is to be given a new lease of life as Buxton Town Team are set to re-launch the market on 30th April 2016. “We’ve all of us lamented the sorry state of Buxton Market – this project aims to restore it to somethi...
Premier Inn is to open its brand new Buxton Hotel on the 3rd March 2016. This new property will contribute over £4 million to the local economy whilst generating 30 new year round jobs for the residents of Buxton and the surroundi...
Buxton Opera House’s Young Company has won a place to compete in the National Theatre’s Connections Festival alongside some of the most talented young actors in the country. The company will perform Gargantua by Carl Grose at the ...
Pizza Express, which has been open in Buxton for 10 years and prides itself on serving authentic Italian pizza and pasta dishes, has undergone a complete transformation. The restaurant is located in the stylish Cavendish Shopping ...
PizzaExpress is celebrating the launch of its exciting new look restaurant in Buxton. The restaurant in Cavendish Arcade has been totally transformed and includes new artwork paying tribute to the town’s famous landmarks. Each Piz...
It's winter, embrace it. Here's where to snuggle up & while away the hours, fireside, pint in hand. Who needs summer when you have places like this?
A study of over 2,500 employees has revealed the 10 happiest UK cities to work in, and, London didn’t make the cut. The research conducted by business psychologists of OPP, (one of Europe’s largest providers of business psyc...
Arriva, one of Europe’s leading transport operators, has welcomed the Department for Transport’s decision to award it the Northern rail franchise. The Northern franchise is one of the largest in the UK, currently providing more th...
Actor and explorer Brian Blessed has lent his weight to a campaign to preserve a “gorgeous and heavenly” part of the Peak District – The Monsal Trail. South Yorkshire-born Blessed spent his youth exploring the re...
Buxton based charity ‘Hummingbird Project, High Peak People Helping Refugees’ set up specifically to help the Syrian Refugee crisis, to send aid to the most vulnerable refugees have raised over £7k in just 12 weeks. Pa...
The University of Derby’s International Student Centre has been ranked number 1 out of 43 for student support in the Autumn 2015 International Student Barometer (ISB) for the second year running. The ISB tracks and compares the de...
Are you ready for somersaults, clowns, double-jointed ladies, high-wire accordion players, gigantic bubbles and lovable buffoons? Then ‘roll up, roll up’ for the world-renowned Moscow State Circus, transforming Buxton Opera House ...
In February G&S fans are in for a treat when professional production company Tarantara brings two concert performances of the 19th century duo’s greatest operettas, HMS Pinafore and Iolanthe to Buxton Opera House, former home ...
We continually receive enquiries about images of Buxton in days gone by, particularly from the Edwardian and Victorian era - so, here's featuring 15 vintage images captured of our beautiful spa town.
We know you enjoyed part 1 of our vintage images of Buxton so much that we decided to bring you part 2 – of rare images of Buxton in days gone by. Are you familar with any of the locations featured here? Or do you someone wh...
In collaboration with local horror writer Darcus Wolfson, we’ve picked out 6 of Buxton’s most spooky places – with a somewhat interesting and unusual history and some with strories of strange going’s on. In...
