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Villages
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Mugginton
Address:
DerbyshireTelephone:
01773 841485Email:
The rather strange name comes from the Old English and is thought to mean 'the farm of Mugga or Mogga', an unknown Saxon who farmed here before the Normans came. Farming is still predominant in the area. The village has a Norman church.
Longnor
Address:
Nr Buxton, Derbyshire, SK17 0NSDerbyshire
Longnor is a sizeable village with its bustling cobbled square overlooked by the historic Longnor Craft Centre and quaint streets of stone houses. It nestles between the Dove and Manifold valleys and is a good starting point for many walks.
Froggatt
Address:
Froggatt, Derbyshire, S32 3ZATelephone:
01629 813227Email:
Derbyshire
A small attractive village set below a famed gritstone edge and alongside the scenic wooded banks of the river Derwent. Quaint little cottages with pretty gardens nestle below the rugged crags of Froggatt Edge forming a peaceful scene.
Hassop
Address:
Hassop, Derbyshire, DE45 1NSTelephone:
01629 813227Email:
Derbyshire
A small picturesque hamlet with some grand buildings and fine architecture set in beautiful countryside. In spring the snowdrops and daffodils on the roadside through the village are delightful.
Brassington
Address:
Derbyshire, DE6 1GDTelephone:
01335 343666An attractive old village set in the rocky limestone uplands of the southern White Peak, Brassington Brassington has a timeless feel to it. Set on a hilltop and surrounded by spectacular countryside.
Winster
Address:
Derbyshire, DE4 2DQA very interesting old village hidden up in the limestone hills and surrounded by glorious scenery. 4 miles west of Matlock, Winster was once a busy place with its' own market and prosperous lead mining industry.
Barlow
Address:
Commonside, Barlow, DRONFIELD, Derbyshire, S18 7SJTelephone:
01246 345777/8Email:
DRONFIELD
A friendly village in beautiful walking country with 3 good pubs, 2 of which serve excellent food. Barlow is much loved by anglers because of the Barlow Trout Fishery. Visit Barlow in August for the Carnival and the Well Dressing.
Pentrich
Address:
Derbyshire, DE5 3RRTelephone:
01773 841485Email:
The small village of Pentrich near Ripley is famous for the Pentrich Revolution which took place on 9 June 1817. It is thought Pentrich was already settled during the Roman occupation and that the name Pentrich has Celtic origins.
Riddings
Address:
Derbyshire, DE55 4EWTelephone:
01773 841485Email:
Riddings was first recorded in the 12th century. Its ancient name was 'Ryddying' meaning a clearing in the grove, it was probably a small hamlet in the middle of Sherwood Forest. Coal and iron was mined in a small way for centuries.
Riber
Address:
Derbyshire, DE4 5JUA tiny medieval hilltop hamlet overshadowed by the imposing shell of Riber Castle.
Local entrepreneur John Smedley had the castle built here, and it has been a landmark for miles around since 1862. Smedley never lived in itRowsley
Address:
Derbyshire, DE4 2EBTelephone:
01629 813227Email:
On the river Derwent at the edge of the Peak District National Park, there is plenty to do and see in and around Rowsley. The busy A6 road cuts the village in two where a broad bridge crosses the Derwent near the fine old Peacock Hotel.
Longford
Address:
Derbyshire, DE6 3AHTelephone:
01335 343666This small village is set along a network of leafy lanes in delightful rural isolation in the south part of the Derbyshire Dales.
Earl Sterndale
Address:
Derbyshire, SK17 0AATelephone:
01629 813227Email:
A remote hill village surrounded by magnificent hills and dales overlooking the Upper Dove Valley. Just five miles south of Buxton, this is a spot worth finding. Few villages have such spectacular scenery on their doorstep.
Wincle
Address:
Cheshire, SK11 0QHThrough this hilly area runs the delightful wooded valley of the River Dane, the county's boundary with Staffordshire.
Adlington
Address:
Knutsford, CheshireKnutsford
A scattered village nestling in gorgeous countryside north of Macclesfield.
Idridgehay
Address:
Derbyshire, DE56 2DWTelephone:
01773 841485Email:
Idridgehay is a small Derbyshire village located near the historic town of Belper.
Lea
Address:
Derbyshire, DE4 5GJTelephone:
01773 841485Email:
The village of Lea is situated in picturesque countryside climbing up from the Derwent Valley. Its most famous resident was Florence Nightingale whose family home Lea Hurst is in the village.
Hartshorne
Address:
Nr Swadlincote, Derbyshire, DE117AETelephone:
01283 222848Email:
Derbyshire
Hartshorne is a village and parish on the road from Derby to Ashby de la Zouch. The Manor House in Hartshorne believed to have been built in 1629 is a grade II timber-framed house which dominates the road junction at the top of the village.
Newton Solney
Address:
Nr Burton on Trent, DE15 0SGTelephone:
01283 222848Newton Solney is a small and picturesque South Derbyshire village, situated 2 miles north east of Burton upon Trent, on the southern bank of the River Dove.
Bagnall
Address:
Moorlands Village Hall, Bagnall, Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire Moorlands, ST99HYTelephone:
01782 504583Email:
Stoke on Trent
Although Bagnall is located only a few short miles from the former industrial city of Stoke-on-Trent, it retains a sense of rural isolation and has been described as one of the most tranquil villages in Staffordshire.
