Public Footpath No 17-Grindleford-Temporary Partial Closure_22-26 Jan 2024
Part of Grindleford Footpath No 17 will be closed 22 to 26 January to facilitate replacement of a rotting high voltage pole. The path will be fully reopened as soon as work is completed; may be earlier than advertised. See map link, above, for closure details.
Drop-in event – for the Hathersage Community – Friday 19 January, 2pm to 7pm, Baslow Village Hall, Nether End, Baslow DE45 1SR
The Environment Agency, in partnership with Derbyshire County Council, are arranging a series of public drop-in events for communities affected by flooding. This will be an opportunity for residents and businesses affected by flooding to discuss their concerns; seek advice; find out about grants and support available for property flood resilience (PFR) measures; learn about the Environment Agency’s flood warning system; and talk about your experiences with flooding. Attendees will also be able to ask questions and learn about work being undertaken by the Environment Agency and Derbyshire County Council to help reduce the impact of flooding in their area. A number of events are being organised, by area; for communities in Hathersage, Grindleford, Curbar, Eyam, Stoney Middleton, Beeley, Rowsley and the surrounding area a drop-in is scheduled for Friday 19 January, 2pm to 7pm, in Baslow Village Hall, Nether End, Baslow, DE45 1SR.
Unnamed Road from B6001 to Torr Farm, between Torr Farm and Hazelford Hall- for repairs to sinkhole – repairs ongoing to 5 January – road will fully reopen as soon as works are completed (may be earlier than advertised).
Main Road (B6521) Grindleford between junction with A6187 and junction with Tedgness Road – 22 to 26 January, to facilitate tree works – diversions will be in place – road will fully reopen as soon as works are completed (may be earlier than advertised).
River Derwent Stepping Stones_Emergency Temporary Footpath Closure_Dec2023
See the attached notice confirming a temporary closure – 18 December to 8 January – of parts of Public Footpath No 24, Outseats Parish; and Public Footpath No. 8, Offerton Parish – where the paths cross the River Derwent at the stepping stones. As a result of the October flooding, and exacerbated by recent heavy rain, some of the stepping stones had moved; all are completely submerged. Following an inspection by DCC Officers it was agreed there were safety concerns for members of the public. We expect DCC will review the position when the temporary closure notice expires.