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Can Plants Hear?

In the latest in his series on the intelligence of plants, Martyn Baguley analyses whether they have the ability to hear

Peak National Park and Ride

Andrew Griffihs asks what the future holds for transport in the Peak National Park and talks to Julian Glover about his Landscapes Review

Doubly thankful

Mike Smith explores the village of Bradbourne, which has a particularly poignant tale to tell

What lies beneath

Exploring the hidden depths of Ladybower Reservoir, which conceals secrets of a fascinating past

Battle for our birds

Paul Hobson analyses our complex relationship with birds of prey and how these fascinating birds are fairing in Derbyshire

Explore the Peak Forest

A walk through autumn fields and forests with far reaching views enriched by snippets of mystery, romance and the area’s industrial past

Pictures to transport you

Chesterfield photographer David Keep continues his photographic journey, this time recalling his favourite landscape images from around the world

The magic of Christmas

Ideas for days out, gifts and where to find local produce in Derbyshire this festive season

PENNY for the Guy

We take a look at Derbyshire’s bonfire tradtions through history

From hardship came happiness

Pat Ashworth speaks with Chesterfield based retired Colonel John Doody about his inspiring life, from a diffiult childhood to overcoming diversity and finding happiness

A place to call home

Lady Edward explains to Derbyshire Life why Haddon Hall is so much more than 900 years of history

Can Plants Feel?

In the latest in his series on intelligent plants, Martyn Baguley assesses whether plants have the ability to feel

Bridge The Gaps

Helen Moat explores ten of our county’s most famous arch structures

The Mystery Of Derbyshire's Stone Circles

Huffity Puffity, Ringstone Round. If you lose your hat, it will never be found…

Quality streets

Mike Smith explores the quaint and timeless Peak District village of Winster

The heart of the home

Kitchens are no longer a room reserved only for cooking up a storm – instead, they’re multi-functional spaces that are fast becoming the centre point of any modern day abode

Keep the music playing

Derby’s Folk Festival will look a little different this year. But, as local star Lucy Ward tells Nigel Powlson, there’s plenty to get excited about

HIDDEN SECRETS OF CHATSWORTH

Janine Sterland discovers the unique story of a very poignant and personal family collection

Exploring Rudyard Lake

This easy-going perambulation of Rudyard Lake is a sneak into Staffordshire on the western fringe of the Peak District

BELPER

When it comes to mixing heritage with modern living, few do it better than Belper

A force for good

Derbyshire Life speaks to East Midlands Chamber chief executive Scott Knowles about the prominent role of businesses within our communities

Treading The Boards Of Chatsworth

Catherine Roth discovers the unique theatre group which calls Chatsworth its home

Raising A Glass To The Pubs Of The Peak District

Andrew McCloy explores the country inns offering a wonderful blend of history and hospitality

Tying the knot once more

As the wedding industry starts taking tentative steps towards reopening, we look at what has been a challenging time for our county’s venues

Tales of a historic village

From Ancient Britons to broken hearts – the stories behind Stoney Middleton’s fascinating past

Russian Cottage

This quintessential Peak District walk is packed with snippets and features of interest

No time to waste

Meet the owners of a Wirksworth zero-waste store with community at its heart

Lessons through TIME

As pupils return to school across Derbyshire, Nathan Fearn takes a look at our county’s educational heritage

MELBOURNE

With heritage mixing wonderfully with 21st century living, Melbourne covers all bases

Gardeners' world

Mike Smith explores the Peak District village of Parwich