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Apr 1, 2026

A623 Road Closure, High Peak Tourism Boom & Buxton History Festival

An 18-mile diversion on the A623 due to ash dieback, High Peak's 6.5 million tourism boom, Buxton's new History Festival, plus spotlights on Sett Valley Cycles and The Cracken.

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Mar 25, 2026

CO2 pipeline fight, Swizzels scandal & a secret gorge walk — this week in High Peak

Plus: Empire Glossop's spring events, J.T. Howe Funeral Service, New Mills' secret gorge walk, and this week's Swizzels trivia

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Mar 18, 2026

Reform's Fuel Stunt, Care Home Crisis, The Cock Pub & KPJ Group — this week in The Peak Press

plus Derbyshire's Highest Village and Peak Power Sports Camps for Girls and Boys!

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Mar 11, 2026

Buxton NHS Crisis, Wild Peak Project & High Peak's Best Restaurants

This week: the fight to keep NHS services in Buxton, the Wild Peak habitat restoration project, Molly Soden-Freeth's Act 2 Performing, and Michelin-recognised Almanac in Glossop.

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Feb 25, 2026

Buxton Hospital under threat, 40 employers coming to High Peak, and the Buxton Fringe

Plus: Mam Tor trivia, Reuben's Retreat, and your weekly High Peak round-up

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Feb 20, 2026

Glossop Tip Under Threat | CO2 Pipeline Backlash | Peak District Turns 75

Plus half term events, fell runner heroes, and a Bakewell gem on the market for £450k

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Feb 10, 2026

"Peak District Passion: A Couple's Wild Adventure!"

Discover the breathtaking adventures of a couple in the Peak District! 🏞️

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The Peak Press is your friendly, go-to guide for life in The High Peak, charting a course through the heart of the community. Each issue is packed with a mix of essential local news, can't-miss events, hidden gems discovered off the beaten path, and celebratory neighborly shoutouts. It's a weekly celebration of the people and places that make this corner of the Peak District so special.

© 2026 The Peak Press.