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Hollingwood was built ( along with Barrow Hill ) in 1900 to build houses for the workers of the newly formed Staveley Coal and Iron Company. Between Barrow Hill and Hollingwood runs the Chesterfield Canal ( which forms part of the Trans-Pennine Trail. 

The Chesterfield Canal is currently being renovated by the Chesterfield Canal Trust.  The Canal House at Hollingwood having been renovated, it is now a visitor centre with a very popular cafe.  It is also the Trust headquarters.

If you do plan to visit check out their opening times so you won’t be disappointed.

Between Hollingwood and Inkersall is Ringwood Park where you will find a fishing lake, a BMX bike track along with a children’s play area. Ringwood Park is also the location of Ringwood Hall, the home of the Markham Family, built for the management of Staveley Works.

This page is currently open for continual updating to provide information to others about the area and it’s villages. It is an opportunity for local people to collaborate and give a guide to all activities and events. locations and enjoyable days and afternoons out.


If you would like to contribute to this page and share interesting facts about your village please contact info@staveleytowncouncil.gov.uk

Staveley Town Council would love to hear from such organisations who have projects and ideas for events or activity days which would give a positive benefit to others in the community.

 

This may be in the form of a fair for example, or a community competition or similarly a local project to improve the amenities for all.

 

If you have such an idea, why not share it with us, or apply for community funding to enable your idea to come to fruition. in the first instance and to find out how we can help, please contact the Town Clerk on: 01246 473132 or email info@staveleytowncouncil.gov.uk

 

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The Hollingwood Hub on the Chesterfield Canal towpath. A part of the Trans-pennine trail

If you are planning a visit to the area why not come and experience the Hollingwood Hub, perhaps a day out rambling or a walk along our canal network towpaths. Other local places to visit are:

  • Staveley Hall

  • Barrow Hill Roundhouse Museum

  • St John the Baptist Church, Staveley

  • Staveley Market

  • Poolsbrook Country Park

Staveley Hall
A great place for your events and meetings

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Why not tell us about your local events and fundraisers

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Staveley Town Councillors for Hollingwood

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Paul Mann

Town Councillor
Hollingwood Ward
Contact: 07701026768

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Allan Ogle

Town Councillor
Hollingwood Ward
Contact: 07817339512

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