Village News and Events
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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’.
A 57 Snake Pass Closure: 15th June – 3rd July
Please be aware that the A57 Snake Pass will be fully closed 24 hours a day from Monday 15 June until Friday 3 July while major investigation and repair works take place at the Doctor’s Gate landslip site. The closure will affect the route between Glossop and Ladybower Reservoir.
A signed diversion route will be in place, and access for residents, businesses, farmers and organisations along the route will be maintained. These works are essential to help find a long-term solution after ongoing ground movement and cracking along the road and will involve heavy machinery and drilling equipment operating across the carriageway.
Help Save the 62 Bus
Castleton – Edale – Chapel-en-le-Frith – Buxton. Great for walks, shopping, airport links. £3 or free to seniors. Use it or lose it and tell us how to improve it.
To help save this bus service, please write to
- East Midlands Mayoral Authority: buses@eastmidlands-cca.gov.uk
- High Peak Buses Ltd.: help@centrebus.co.uk
Sing!
Friday Night is the time for a sing song. This is not a choir, it is singing well known songs for fun.
Alternate Fridays at 7.30 – 8.30pm at the Village Hall. £1 contribution for Village Hall costs.
May 8, 22, June 5, 19, July 3.
Wednesday July 22 (4th Wednesday): 12 – 2pm at the Village Hall
Come along and meet up for soup & roll, tea or coffee & cake and a chat!
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)
18 July: Fun Day
30 July: Parish Council Meeting
24 July: Property marking event: Castleton Car Park
Earlier Notices can be found here
Castleton Village website 
