The Anchor Inn is a traditional pub located in a beautiful countryside setting in Hurley Common, between the villages of Hurley and Wood End. They pride themselves on serving great beer, great food and offering a warm welcome to all customers old and new! They are also home to a football team, two dominoes teams, a pool team and a pigeon racing club.
The Rose Inn is located in the beautiful rural area of North Warwickshire in the village of Baxterley with stunning views over Leicestershire & Birmingham. Their focus is on great beers, quality, and freshly prepared food. Nothing is bought in & everything is made on-site using the best of local & international ingredients.
Derby Grammar School is a leading independent school for children in the East Midlands aged between 4 and 18. Located in the Derbyshire suburbs of Littleover and conveniently positioned less than two miles from the A38, the secluded grounds provide the perfect setting for a first-class educational experience. The Primary School became co-educational in 2022 and the Senior School is set to follow in 2023. With an established and successful co-educational Sixth Form already in place, Derby Grammar School is committed to supporting family life and representing modern society.
Murray Park Community School offers an exciting, broad and balanced curriculum from Years 7 to 11, which involves equipping students with the skills and knowledge for adult life. They have opened up the chance for students to gain the EBacc, as well as offering a variety of courses such as GCSE Ancient History, Engineering, AS Level Politics and Construction to name just a few.
This busy but friendly primary school is situated next to our new development at Kirk Langley. Kirk Langley primary school received a Good report from Ofsted.
Whether for personal enjoyment, competition or corporate golf days, at Brailsford Golf Course all are welcomed to play at this picturesque mixed terrain location. The well-manicured par 69/70 course extends to 5,902 yards in length from the white tees and is a true delight to play, especially the 8th and 9th holes, where tee shots are taken across lakes.
At Derby Silk Mill, the Museum of Making is now open. Celebrating the area’s rich history of innovation, the Museum of Making in the Derwent Valley Mills UNESCO World Heritage Site will be a contemporary space telling Derby’s 300-year history of making to inspire new creativity. Designed and made by the people and industries of Derby with exhibits, workshops, activities and events, there is something for everyone including a new café and a shop.
Derby Museum and Art Gallery is located at the heart of Derby City in the cultural Cathedral Quarter. The museum houses a dedicated gallery of internationally significant paintings by world famous artist Joseph Wright of Derby, alongside a new display of portraits from the museum's large art collection, and a lively programme of temporary exhibitions. The museum is also home to an outstanding collection of Derby Porcelain, displays of local archaeology, natural history, and military history.
Kirk Langley CC is a friendly village club who have a long history dating back to 1857. They play their home matches at the picturesque G B Barrington Playing Field named after a teacher who arrived in the village in 1876 who went on to play cricket for Derbyshire and devoted over 50 years to Kirk Langley Cricket Club. Following his death, his daughter bought the village cricket ground and bequeathed it to the parish. The club fields two senior teams in the Derbyshire County Cricket League and also plays a number of friendly games during the season.
