The village of Hathersage enjoys an enviable position in the Hope Valley in the heart of the Peak District National Park, set close to the River Derwent with the rugged backdrop of Stanage Edge to the north.
The village of today has a population of 2,000 people with three churches, a village school, pubs, cafes, and a wealth of amenities, not least the heated open air swimming pool, open all year round. This is a vibrant community with many groups and organisations in its midst, serving a wide range of interests from sport to horticulture and history. The proud traditions of Well Dressing and Gala still take place each year in July, and all year round visitors come here for the wonderful walking and climbing nearby.
The Parish Council has been liaising (for a lengthy period) with residents and with Derbyshire County Council (DCC) Highways on measures to address specific access (and parking) concerns in some
2024-25 Hathersage Parish Council Annual Report – the 2024-25 Hathersage Annual Parish Council Report was received and approved at the 6 May 2025 Annual Parish Meeting.
Investigations into a Hathersage Residents’ Parking Scheme Following requests from residents about provision of a Residents’ Parking Scheme in Hathersage the Parish Council contacted Derbyshire County Council (DCC) for further
The Parish Council shares residents’ concerns about parking in and around Hathersage in particular illegal parking e.g. obstruction of pavements, and inconsiderate parking. The Parish Council has been raising parking
A new way for people to report potential breaches of planning controls is being introduced by the Peak District National Park Authority. The new online enquiry form is at https://www.peakdistrict.gov.uk/planning/planning-enforcement/online-enquiry-form