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. A number of superb additions are also set to launch across the county in the coming weeks and months.
Sadly, several pubs have closed their doors for the final time in this period. These are 21 pubs that have opened for the first time, undergone major revamps or shut down permanently over the last year.
9. The Olde Gate Inn, Brassington
The Old Gate Inn, located on Well Street in Brassington, reopened in March – with a new team at the helm of the pub. Photo: Google
10. The Cross Keys, Belper
The Cross Keys on Belper’s Market Place opened again in March – after closing for what was described as a “much-needed refurbishment” on the pub’s social media. Photo: Google
11. Borough Arms, Ilkeston
The Lounge in Ilkeston has been rebranded as the Borough Arms - with the late bar relaunching at the end of March. Photo: Google
12. The Spread Eagle, Chesterfield
This town centre pub closed its doors at the end of 2023. Photo: Google