Village News and Events

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Photographic Society Members Evening: Thursday 12 November

Peveril Centre 7.30pm Thursday 12th November
Karen Frenkel, a renowned local photographer and long time member will be joined by one of our founding members and AV expert, Keith Brown.
(Non-members £5)


Christmas Lights Switch On: Saturday 14 November

More details of each event at What’s On
Please note road closure between 3pm and 5pm. Map showing details of closure route.


Garland Committee AGM

Wednesday 18th November @7pm: The Walker Room, Peveril Centre (Methodist Church).
AGM is an opportunity for everyone to contribute to our fabulous ancient village custom. If anyone is interested in either joining the Garland Committee or contributing to the meeting you are very welcome.
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Community Cafe

Wednesday November 18: 12 – 2pm at the Village Hall
Come along and meet up for soup & roll, tea or coffee & cake and a chat!


The ‘Big Con’ Newsletter

Derbyshire Police have produced a fraud fighting newsletterto highlight the latest fraud tactics and how to protect against them. ‘The Big Con’ brings together articles written by the officers on the frontline against fraud. Each story pieces together how a scam occurred and what to do to avoid it. Find the ‘Big Con’ Newsletter here. For future reference, this link can be accessed via the main menu of this website (Health, Safety & Support/Safety & Crime Prevention) and will include future editions of the ‘Big Con’. Check regularly and stay aware of the latest scams and fraud.


Peak Pantry

Mobile community food pantry run by Zink (Buxton), visits Castleton (Peveril Close) on Thursdays 1.45 – 2.15pm. Affordable groceries and essentials to help lower the cost of your weekly shop. No referral needed. A bag of 10 items for £10. Please bring a bag. Membership on your second visit costs £10 for the year. More details here. This link will be stored for future use with ‘Local Links’.



Don’t be Scammed in 2026: Call 159
If you are concerned about a phone call from your bank and think you are being contacted by a fraudster or scammer, call 159. 159 is a safe way to contact your bank and most banks have signed up to this scheme. When calling 159, you will be taken through a menu in which each bank taking part in the scheme is read aloud for you to select. But be aware that scammers sometimes keep the line open, play a ringtone and then answer as your bank. To be sure, it’s best to use another phone or ring a different number first.


More Dates For Your Diary (see What’s On Calendar for details)
12 November: Photographic Society meeting: members evening Karen Frenkel
19 November: “Aerial Photography”: Historical Society talk
26 November: Parish Council Meeting
27 November: “Stone of Stone”
6 December: Castleton Carols
12 December: The Fabulous Thunderbottom Xmas Shindig


Earlier Notices can be found here
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