Alstonefield is a small village in the Peak District National park, in an area known as the White Peak. The Peak District National Park covers 555 square miles and was the first of the National Parks, established in 1950. Alstonefield lies on the borders of Derbyshire and Staffordshire on the watershed between the valleys of the Dove and the Manifold rivers. It has less than 250 residents but it possesses such unity and confidence that it has won the best kept village in the Community Council of Staffordshire Award competition on numerous occasions.
Sally Dartnell, Alstonefield Parish Council, c/o The Village Hall,
Ashbourne,
Derbyshire,
Alstonefield,
DE6 2FR
The Community of Alstonefield and surrounding areas are again benefiting from updated playground equipment with significant thanks due to a grant from the wonderful Leaden Boot event team.
Information about how people can access free support through this County scheme.
The wonderful Village Hall team have a new website. All local groups and clubs are able to request links to their own sites/contact details and events etc.
Repairs of the Alstonefield playground equipment have now been undertaken and the play area is now repaired and open for business.
A magnificent 26.2 mile route with around 5800 feet of ascent, starting and finishing in the White Peak village of Alstonefield.
See the most recent full council meetings including agendas, minutes and supporting documents
Find documents published by the council, including financial accounts.
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Discover the services that we provide to residents, as well as signposting to the Village Hall, local groups, societies and local events and Remembrance Book.
Submit issues to the relevant local authority, such as potholes, missed bin collections and more.
