Latest News
This is an archive of news articles issued by the South West Peak Landscape Partnership.
Consultant Required: Volunteer Network Development
25 January 2021
On behalf of the South West Peak Landscape Partnership (SWPLP), the Peak District National Park Authority (PDNPA) is looking for a contractor, experienced in working with volunteers, to assess current and future volunteering requirements and opportunities in the South West Peak area.Funded largely by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, plus...
Understanding Dale Mine receives the Harold Sarjeant Conservation Award from the Peak District Mines Historical Society
3 December 2020
This year the Peak District Mines Historical Society’s Harold Sarjeant Conservation Award is being given to the South West Peak Landscape Partnership Scheme for the Understanding Dale Mine project. This project, supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, entailed a survey of the surface remains of Dale Mine near Warslow,...
Visiting the Peak District during Covid-19 (Updated 6 Nov)
10 November 2020
Remember that if visiting the South West Peak to follow the updated government guidance.To read the easy guide our partners over at the Peak District National Park have prepared click here.- Wash your hands regularly.- Wear a face covering where required.- Keep a safe distance....
South West Peak Autumn Newsletter (with correction)
29 October 2020
The South West Peak Autumn Newsletter is here and is full of amazing stories and updates from the whole team.Grab a cuppa and click here to check it out.*Correction: In the "News in Brief" section we state that our PhD student Leah has had a paper accepted to the journal...
Podcast from The Land That Made Us Co-Author Christine Gregory
23 September 2020
The Festival of the Mind is currently ongoing at the University of Sheffield and recently our friend and co-author of the wonderful book The Land That Made Us (also authored by Sheila Hine) was invited to present commentary and audio interview excepts from the research that went into this book...
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