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The Monday Moan
I don’t know if you have noticed it yet, but I certainly have. You see, through all of the dark mornings, d...
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Police in Fairy Bank- The Real Story!!
With some residents becoming genuinely concerned Hayfield Village is pleased to be able to be the first to ...
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Facebook Competition
Post a picture of your favourite Hayfield landmark on our facebook wall and you could win a case of beer (or a goodie box for our younger visitors!)
(Closing Date: 28/02/2010)
Events
Ladies Night!!!
Ladies Night Friday 29th Jan, starting at 9.30p.m prompt, followed by Karaoke until lateWhen: Jan 29, 2010: 12:00 — 12:00
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Hayfield May Queen 2010.
Would you like to be this year’s…..
May Queen (age 11-16)?
Princess (age 8-10...When: Jan 26, 2010 — Jan 30, 2010
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Follow @hayfieldvillage
Simply follow @hayfieldvillage on Twitter to be in with a chance of winning two bottles of Campo Viejo Rioja.
(Closing Date: 28/02/2010)
About Hayfield
Hayfield is a thriving village that sits quietly at the foot of Kinder Scout – the Peak District's only mountain – within the world famous Peak District National Park.
With fabulous restaurants, many welcoming village pubs, specialist shops and outstanding scenery, Hayfield is a Peak District gem. There's also live music, great beer, property to die for, and, as they say, those hills are made for walking! Where else can you enjoy the rural idyll and be within 40 minutes of Manchester city centre?
For a small village Hayfield has a host of annual activities including the gruelling Fell Races, the annual Wells Dressing and the May Queen Festival.
And the village abounds with fascinating history. A former tiny staging post on the pack-horse route across the Pennines from Cheshire to Yorkshire, Hayfield grew into a bustling hive of activity with the arrival of the cotton industry in the 19th century. The picturesque centre of the village remains and boasts a fine church and a number of old cottages as well as being packed with amenities.
One kilometre north of the village is the hamlet of Little Hayfield where the original mill has been sympathetically converted into apartments, and the hamlet pub is called The Lantern Pike after the sharply pointed adjacent hill over which the Fell Races are run (among others!).
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