Bamford Village within the Peak District National Park

Bamford Village

Bamford Village lies within the Peak District National Park, 11 miles west of Sheffield and 25 miles east of Manchester. It is surrounded by high moorland; to the north are the Gritstone edges of Derwent and Bamford, and to the west lies the peak of Win Hill. The river Derwent flows through the village. Bamford has an interesting history.........

Bamford Village Games

Sunday, 2nd June 2013 12noon to 3.00pm

Bamford with Thornhill Recreation Ground

Come and join in the fun FREE entry!

There will be a range of sports to try

and activities to join in, including:

Traditional Village Sports
Family Rounder's
Tug of war
Archery with Edale YHA
Canoeing with Edale YHA
Family Bike Ride with Peak District National Park Rangers (Own bike and helmet required)
Orienteering and Explorer challenge
Children's play area
Refreshments available throughout the day

Remember all the fun we had last year?!

Look out for the posters on the notice boards for more details

Bamford Village Plan

Station Road Clean-up

Hathersage Swimming Pool will be re-opening for the 2013 season on 23rd March.

Click to Download the 2013 Brochure

PEAK DISTRICT CYCLING FESTIVAL

The first ever Peak District Cycling Festival will take place from 7th to 15th September 2013 (leading up to the Tour of Britain through the Peak District which will run from 15th to 22nd September 2013). The Festival will be co-ordinated by the Peak District National Park Authority, High Peak Borough Council, Derbyshire Dales District Council, Staffordshire Moorlands District Council and Derbyshire County Council, with support from a wide range of cycling organisations and activity providers.

The Peak District Cycle Festival will include a wide variety of led rides and cycle related activities throughout the week with a base camp event at Thornbridge Outdoor Activity Centre over the last weekend! A printed programme of events will be available from May 2013. Please contact jane.price@highpeak.gov.uk for more information.

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