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This site contains pages of information about our village; b&b and holiday cottage accommodation, weather forecasts, maps and directions, parish council meeting papers and minutes, local amenities and events, the village’s history, and lots more…
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News items
- All the Derbyshire local councils above Parish Council level have started a consultation on the future of local authorities in the county, running from 30th June to 10th August. The Government believes having fewer local councils will deliver services more cheaply and effectively. The ten Derbyshire local councils have jointly produced a leaflet setting out the choices they feel will best deliver the Government’s objectives and they invite residents to “Have your say”. There is an online questionnaire which should take around ten minutes to complete, which you can find here: bit.ly/Derbyshire-consultation
You can read or download the leaflet produced by Derbyshire’s councils here - 🗞️📰 The August edition of our monthly printed village newsletter is now out. You can view or download it here. All the back issues are available on the dedicated Monyash Newsletter page here. 📰🗞️
- The Parish Council has published its Finance Documents for the year 2024/25. You can find them on their finance webpage here.
- Monyash Quilters present “Quilts in The Peak”, Sat 5th and Sun 6th July in Monyash Village Hall.
A wonderful exhibition, all created by Monyash Quilters, with a raffle, and quilt and fabric sales.
Entry £2; refreshments available; proceeds to Dementia UK.
Full details are in this poster which you can read or download. - A village resident has shared her memories of how the May Market started in the 1960s. We now have a new webpage, Living Memory, where you can read all about its beginnings and who the markets supported back then. We’re hoping more memories will be added over time. You can find the page here.
- You can read or download the 2025 Toad Patrol report here.
If you’d like to help, or just see what happens, in 2026, you can find out more on our Toad Patrol web page here, including how to get in touch with Simon and Judy. - There’s now an updated flowchart for the mechanism you can use to report speeding and parking issues. Where you encounter an example that concerns you, please take as many photos as possible, then report the occurrence to PC Shaun Jakins at the Safer Neighbourhood Team using the online reporting tool on this webpage.
You can find more details, including how to influence the quarterly priorities for the local police force, on our dedicated web page here. Our guide has also been revised, which you can read or download here. - Following the very well attended public meeting regarding road and traffic calming on 3rd March, the Parish Council Chair has issued a status report as at 7th March. You can read or download it here.
- Pilates classes continue on Tuesday evenings 18:00-19:00 with a Beginners’ class 9:30-10:30 on Monday mornings, both costing £7. Hatha Yoga is on Wednesdays 17:30-18:45, price £10.
Check our Pilates and Yoga page for details and our diary for dates. - Barn Close Farm Shop is open seven days/week just outside the village. Check out their new web page here or send them a message from here.
- There are two schemes whose community transport services include Monyash. They’ve been added to our Links page. You can find them here at the following websites
Bakewell Community Transport
Connex Transport (Buxton) - If you’re interested in planning applications in and around Monyash, don’t forget to check our new planning webpage here from time to time. They are listed with by date of application but they can be sorted in several ways, including by date updated.
- Monyash Quilters, a friendly group with a wide range of creative talent who love making beautiful quilts and anything crafty, meet every Tuesday afternoon from 2-4. Drop into one of our meetings in the Village Hall as a taster to see what we do and if we can tempt you to join.
- The churches in the White Peak and Youlgreave benefices now use a national website designed specifically to share church information and you will find full details on St Leonard’s page here.
Visit our News page for more details.
If you can’t find any information which you think might be useful, or if you think we have missed something out, please e-mail us from our “Contact Monyash” page, which you can find in the menu bar at the top of every page. We will be pleased to read your suggestions.