Mapping out the future
For the past few months Visit New Mills have been working alongside High Peak Borough Council to create a new town map to welcome visitors. The folded A2 map has a town map on one side and a selection of local walks on the other side (courtesy of New Mills Walkers are Welcome), also involved in creating this wonderful town asset were New Mills Festival making it a true New Mills collaboration. The paper maps will be available from...
Home deliveries within 2 hours from the Co-op
It’s worth remembering that your local New Mills Co op now offers home delivery. This means that within 2 hours of placing your order your groceries can be at your door! Simply visit https://shop.coop.co.uk Add your items to your basket with a minimum spend of £25, select your delivery slot and relax. All whilst getting our great deals, earning your membership rewards and don’t forget to nominate Visit New Mills as your...
Light Up Christmas in New Mills
After the great success of #lightupnewmills as part of the New Mills Festival in September, Visit New Mills and New Mills Festival are now planning to #lightupchristmas. Starting from Friday 4 December and running throughout the Christmas period! Everyone can join in by lighting up their homes, shops, gardens and businesses with any Christmas theme. #lightupchristmas will allow locals to enjoy the festive period whenever is...
Sunday is run day for Felicity
As well as the elite marathon around St James Park in London we also have a marathon taking place in New Mills on Sunday. New Miller Felicity Wicks had a charity place in April with Diabetes UK, and in common with all amateur entrants has been invited to run the October London marathon ‘virtually’ at home. It’s her first marathon, so she would love some New Mills crowd support on the day. She would also really...
London marathon – 4 October – 10am
London Marathon – 4 October – 10am One of the highlights of the running calendar and originally scheduled for April, the 2020 London Marathon will take place next weekend on the 4th of October on a closed circuit around St. James’s park in London. With no possibility of a mass participation event this year, both men’s and women’s races will be limited to just 50 athletes each, with respective marathon world record holder’s...