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FEATURED ARTICLE Tutbury Mike Smith finds a wealth of splendid architecture and interest in the historic town of Tutbury dominated by its Castle READ MORE » THIS MONTH'S ISSUE May 2008: ON SALE NOW Repton the county’s historic capital Dronfield - a proud past and a promising future Alpine mountaineer Andy Cave Grand Designs at Bakewell Lord Ralph Kerr Sir Victor Gollancz Rolls-Royce Photographic Society Aston Martin V8 Roadster Win VIP tickets to Superbikes at Donington SUBSCRIPTION OFFER FEATURES A city for the 21st century Derby was recently crowned the UK's leading high-technology city, Ashley Franklin investigates the plans for its future READ MORE » Bess of Hardwick It’s a big year for Hardwick Hall, which is celebrating the 400th anniversary of the death of Bess of Hardwick. Visitors to the Hall don’t need to crane their necks to see the great initials, ES, blazoned on the stonework – the façade commands attention from miles away. Let no-one forget that this is the home of Elizabeth Shrewsbury, who came from nothing and ended up a Countess. READ MORE » Thrumpton Hall Robert Innes-Smith visits Thrumpton Hall - an idyllic early 17th century brick and stone-faced house situated on the borders of Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire READ MORE »

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Tutbury

Mike Smith finds a wealth of splendid architecture and interest in the historic town of Tutbury dominated by its Castle

THIS MONTH'S ISSUE

May 2008: ON SALE NOW

Repton the county’s historic capital
Dronfield - a proud past and a promising future
Alpine mountaineer Andy Cave
Grand Designs at Bakewell
Lord Ralph Kerr
Sir Victor Gollancz
Rolls-Royce Photographic Society
Aston Martin V8 Roadster
Win VIP tickets to Superbikes at Donington

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A city for the 21st century

Derby was recently crowned the UK's leading high-technology city, Ashley Franklin investigates the plans for its future
READ MORE »

Bess of Hardwick

It’s a big year for Hardwick Hall, which is celebrating the 400th anniversary of the death of Bess of Hardwick. Visitors to the Hall don’t need to crane their necks to see the great initials, ES, blazoned on the stonework – the façade commands attention from miles away. Let no-one forget that this is the home of Elizabeth Shrewsbury, who came from nothing and ended up a Countess.
READ MORE »

Thrumpton Hall

Robert Innes-Smith visits Thrumpton Hall - an idyllic early 17th century brick and stone-faced house situated on the borders of Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire
READ MORE »

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Tutbury

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May 2008: ON SALE NOW

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