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As the RAF takes off on fly-past events marking the 80th anniversary of the famous Dambusters raid, its Second World War display group will not be heading for the Peak District reservoirs where the original crews trained.

The Peak District National Park Authority (PDNPA) has taken a significant step towards the closure of its four visitor centres, after members voted to press ahead with plans to cut costs and restructure the organisation.

A flood alert has been issued for the River Rye due to recent rainfall.

A WARNING has been issued by the Met Office and Environment Agency today (November 18) for flooding in Ryedale, following yesterday’s heavy rain…

Constructed between 1901 and 1945, the Upper Derwent Valley reservoirs are Ladybower, Howden and Derwent, which sit in a cascade. They give a raw water

Heavy rain is falling across Cumbria and drivers have been urged to take care on the roads.

The risk of flooding has receded and a flood alert has been removed.

It is nearly 80 years since two villages in the Peak District were flooded to create a new reservoir.

It is nearly 80 years since two villages in the Peak District were flooded to create a new reservoir.

National Trust cites persecution of birds of prey as reason to consider closing down shooting interests on its land in the Peak District.