Wherever you live in Derbyshire, from the centre of Chesterfield to the scenic countryside of the Peak District, there are great pubs to be found.
The last 12 months have seen several well-loved venues opening their doors again after closing for refurbishments – along with brand-new spots that have launched.
Sadly, several pubs have closed their doors for the final time in this period – with some facing severe financial difficulties.
These are 21 pubs that have opened for the first time, undergone major revamps or shut down permanently over the last 12 months.
13. Rhubarb131, Chesterfield
Rhubarb 131 closed its doors permanently in May, with the former coffee shop, bar and restaurant having been located in the unit that was previously home to Nonnas on Chatsworth Road at Brampton. Photo: Brian Eyre
14. The Castle, Matlock
Ashover Brew Co have confirmed their plans to open a new tap room in Matlock - taking on the former Twenty Ten bar on Dale Road. The Castle will welcome customers through its doors on October 30 - and the team are also preparing to launch a venue in Clay Cross. Photo: google
15. The Hollingwood Hotel, Hollingwood
The Hollingwood Hotel closed its doors for a refurbishment on October 19 - with the pub set to be transformed into a Marston’s Grandstand Locals Sport venue. The venue will open again on November 11. Photo: Google
