Visit SouthNormantonSet on the edge of the Peak District and Sherwood Forest, the picturesque town of South Normanton is the perfect base to explore this beautiful part of Derbyshire. The town has a variety of welcoming independent shops, pubs, cafés and restaurants all of which make you want to linger with us a little longer.

Events in South NormantonThe PostMill Centre is a hub for a wide range of community and social events ranging from charity music, concerts to themed evenings.

In the summer, the town gala brings the streets to life. Spread over two days (Friday 6 and Saturday 7 July), local live bands, a parade of floats, fun fair, dancers and live acts along with the customary stalls and refreshments all help to keep you entertained.

Arts and Crafts in South NormantonThe town boasts the PostMill, a multi-use community venue that can be used for a variety of arts activities and plays host to regular meetings of the South Normanton Amateur Dramatics Society. This community based organisation puts on a wide variety of performances throughout the year ranging from murder mystery dinners to pantomime and beyond.

The centre is also home to a mosaic art project commemorating the remarkable story of the loss of HMS Hampshire in 1916 and the men from the mining communities of Derbyshire who lost their lives on board. Several artists worked alongside local secondary school students to tell stories through film and art creating a fleet of model ‘dazzle ships’, a documentary film using animation and film techniques and the mosaic itself that was installed in 2016.

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Rail - The nearest train station is located just over one mile away in Alfreton. Regular trains stop here from across the East Midlands and London providing great connectivity to the town and surrounding areas.

Road – South Normanton is situated next to J28 of the M1 and the A38 and is less than half hours’ drive away from both Chesterfield and Derby.

Bus – There are several bus routes that service the town from Chesterfield, Derby, Alfreton and Mansfield. Visit https://bustimes.org/ for more detail.

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East Midlands Designer OutletVisit the popular East Midlands Designer Outlet in nearby Pinxton which has over 65 leading high street stores to choose from offering heavily discounted goods. With shops such as M&S, Bench and Superdry you are sure to pick up a bargain. And after all that shopping, why not treat yourself to something nice to eat and rest those weary legs in the large food court.

5 The PostMill CentreThe PostMill Centre is the hub for everything social in the town. It holds everything from corporate to social, relaxation to business and community to personal events.

Regular events such as bingo and quiz nights are held throughout the year with larger one-off special events also scheduled to keep residents and visitors entertained.

Located next to the centre is the Town Park, which features a Jumbo Lander and Adventure Trail, just the job for older children. There are also swings, see-saws, sandpit and a mini lander for the little ones to enjoy. The park also incorporates a skittle alley and boules court, ideal for family fun. Visit www.postmillcentre.co.uk for more detail.

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What’s nearby?Being located next to jct 28 of the M1 and the A38, South Normanton is the ideal base for exploring the area.

You could visit the historic Hardwick Hall, Bolsover Castle, Sutton Scarsdale Hall or Creswell Crags. Or take in the splendour and beauty of the Pleasley Pit and Poulter Country Parks.

Crich Tramway Museum and Midland Railway near Ripley are also well worth a visit and will provide a great time out for the whole family.

You could go indoor karting at Redline Karting in nearby Huthwaite or for the less adventurous visit the Derbyshire Beauty Rooms at the Derbyshire Hotel.

Find out more…To find out more about South Normanton and what it has to offer please visit the following websites:

• www.bolsover.gov.uk

• www.derbyshire.gov.uk

• www.southnormantonparishcouncil.gov.uk/

• www.facebook.com/Pinxton-and-South-Normanton-Local-History-Society-189745001387916/

• www.visitpeakdistrict.com

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Stay longerDon’t just come for a visit. Stay a little while longer. Your stay in South Normanton can be enhanced by stopping in either of the four star hotels.

The Boundary Inn, located on Broadmeadows is a friendly local pub and hotel located on the doorstep of the Peak District.

The Derbyshire is a stylish modern hotel with all the facilities you need to ensure you have an enjoyable stay, including a spa. Both hotels are perfectly placed to explore the scenic Peak District and enchanting villages and towns in the area.

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St Michael and All Angels ChurchThe church of St Michael and All Angels is an ancient stone building, dating back to 1137. The tower on the west side is crocketed and embattled, having four pinnacles. Inside the church are numerous memorial plaques and commemorative stained glass windows. The south window at the east end is dedicated to Christ the light of the world and is a memorial to the fallen of the 1914-18 war. Tel: 01773 811273 or email: stephen.potter55@gmail.com for more information.

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WalksTake in some of the breath-taking scenery from across the area as you stroll or walk on the abundance of trails in and around South Normanton. Five Pits trail, Erewash trail, Blackwell trail, the opportunities are endless and when you have done, why not call in for a cuppa or a drink and a sandwich at one of the many café’s or public houses.

Market PlaceThere is a range of independent shops and businesses, many of which source their produce as locally as possible. A market takes place every Tuesday and once you have bagged that bargain you can enjoy a cuppa, a snack or a meal in one of the many cafes, pubs or restaurants.

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Carnfield HallThis country house dates from the 15th and 16th centuries and stands in ancient deer park and surrounding woods. Originally known as Carlingthwaite, old Norse Viking for “an old woman’s clearing”, it is a haven of tranquility to this day. Tel: 07810741306 or email: info@carnfieldhall.co.uk for further information.