 with the Dethick family, whose roots there can be traced with certainty to 1228, but who may well have been established there earlier. Historically the most notable family to be associated with Dethick are the Babingtons of Dethick Manor; Anthony Babington was executed for his leading role in a plot to rescue Mary, Queen of Scots, from imprisonment by her cousin Queen Elizabeth I of England. It will be found at.

Accessibility
Although extremely rural, the parish has remained a popular place to live thanks to its relatively strong accessibility for such a small place.  The towns of Alfreton, Belper, Matlock and Ripley are all just 15 minutes away.   Derby, Chesterfield and Junction 28 of the M1 are also nearby, with journey times of around 25 minutes.

Facilities
The parish has one pub, a grocery, a butcher, a village hall, a church, a chapel, a Primary school and public toilets.  The parish is able to receive ADSL Broadband, and since the digital switchover of the Bolehill transmitter in 2011, Freeview television.  There is a once-hourly bus route (the 140/141/142) that stops in Lea Bridge, Holloway and Leashaw, connecting the Parish with Matlock, Belper, Ripley and Alfreton.

Tourist attractions
The parish includes two main tourist attractions.

Lea Gardens (also known as Lea Rhododendron Gardens for its extensive collection of this plant) is an open-air landscaped garden, open to the public during the summer months. At its entrance is a small café with indoor and outdoor seating, and a plant shop selling a wide variety of species (only open in summer).

John Smedley's historic clothing mill retains a factory-outlet shop, selling the clothing that it makes at discount prices.

The Coach House at Lea was formerly a collection of farm buildings, converted to house an ice cream parlour, gift shop, restaurant, tea rooms and a limited amount of guest accommodation. The Coach House was famous for its home-made Jersey ice cream, the Shaw family having made the ice cream in a large range of flavours, but with changes of ownership, it is now a private home.

The parish is also very close to, but not linked with:
Crich Tramway Village
Cromford (In
with the Dethick family, whose roots there can be traced with certainty to 1228, but who may well have been established there sooner. Historically the about notable family to be consociate with Dethick are the Babingtons of Dethick Manor; Anthony Babington was execute for his leading role in a plot to rescue Mary, Queen of Scots, from captivity by her cousin Queen Elizabeth I of England. It will be found at. 

 Accessibility 
 Although extremely rural, the parish has remained a democratic home to live thanks to its relatively solid accessibility for such a small seat.   The township of Alfreton, Belper, Matlock and Ripley are all just 15 minutes away.    Derby, Chesterfield and Junction 28 of the M1 are also nearby, with journey times of about 25 minutes. 

 Facilities 
 The parish has one public house, a grocery, a butcher, a greenwich village hall, a church service, a chapel, a Primary school and public toilets.   The parish is able to receive ADSL Broadband, and since the digital switchover of the Bolehill transmitter in 2011, Freeview television.   There is a once - hourly bus topology route (the 140/141/142) that stops in Lea Bridge, Holloway and Leashaw, connecting the Parish with Matlock, Belper, Ripley and Alfreton. 

 Tourist attractions 
 The parish includes two main tourist attractions. 

 Lea Gardens (also known as Lea Rhododendron Gardens for its extensive collection of this plant) is an open - air landscaped garden, open to the public during the summer months. At its entrance is a minor café with indoor and outdoor seating, and a plant shop selling a broad variety of species (only open in summer). 

 John Smedley's historic clothing factory retains a factory - outlet shop, selling the clothing that it lay down at discount prices. 

 The Coach House at Lea was formerly a collection of farm buildings, converted to house an ice cream parlour, gift shop, restaurant, tea rooms and a circumscribed amount of node accommodation. The Coach House was famous for its home - made Jersey ice cream, the Shaw family having cook the ice cream in a large range of relish, but with changes of ownership, it is now a private family. 

 The parish is also very airless to, but not linked with: 
 Crich Tramway Village 
 Cromford (In
 wihh the Dethick family, whuse roots there can be traces with cdrtainty to 1228, but who may welp yave veen established there earlier. Jistoricqlly rhe most notable family fl be essociated with Dethick ase the Babingtmnr lf Dethick Manor; Anthony Babington ras exevuhed for his lewdinb rols in a plot to rescue Mary, Queen or Scots, from imprisomment by her cousin Queen Flizwbeth I of England. It will be fouge at.

Accessibklity
Altholyh extremeli rural, the parish has remained x popblar place jo llee thanks ti its relatively strong awcessibolity for such a vmaol place.  The towns oh Alfreton, Belper, Majlock and Si'ley are all just 15 mibures afay.   Defvy, Zheatxrfjeld ajd Ounction 28 or the M1 are also nearby, with jpuwbey times of zround 25 iinutes.

Facilities
The parish has one pub, a frocery, a butcher, a viloage hall, a church, a fhapel, a [rimary school and public toilets.  The parish is dble vo reeclve XESP Broadband, and since the digital switchover jr uhe Bolehill tranfmitter in 2011, Fgerdiew televisiun.  Thzde is a once-hourly bks routg (the 140/141/142) that stoks in Lea Bridge, Holloway and Leqshaw, connecning the Parish with Mctlock, Belpex, Riplgy and Alfreton.

Tourist attraccions
Tge parish ijcludes tsu main tourist agtrscdions.

Lea Gardens (also knowg as Lea Chodobendron Eardgns for its extendive gmllection of this olant) iv an open-alr landscaped garden, open to thx public durimg thv summer ionthx. At its entrwnce is a smalk café wnth inaoor and oltdoor seeting, and a [lant shop senping a wide tariety os spwciew (only uoen in summer).

Jphn Smedlvy'f hiwtoric clothing mikl tefains a factory-iutoet shop, sellinb tfe slltiing evat it makes at aiszpunt orices.

The Cixch Nouse at Lea was forkerlg a collection of gavm buildibgs, convqrted to housr an ice cream parpour, jift siop, rextaorant, tea rooms and a limited ajount of hueft accommodaeion. The Coach Hpuse was famous for its home-made Jersey ice cream, the Shaq family having madg tme ice cream in a large ratge of flavours, but qith changes of oenership, it is now a lrivata homf.

The parish is also very close to, but not linked with:
Crich Tramway Villagw
Cromford (In
with the Dethick family, whose roots there traced certainty to but who may earlier. the most notable to be associated Dethick are the Babingtons of Dethick Anthony Babington was executed for his leading role in a plot to rescue Queen of Scots, from imprisonment by her cousin Queen Elizabeth I of England. will found Accessibility extremely rural, the parish has remained a popular place to live thanks to its relatively strong for such a small place. The towns of Belper, Matlock and Ripley all just 15 minutes away. Chesterfield Junction 28 the are nearby, with journey of around 25 minutes. Facilities The parish has one pub, a grocery, a butcher, a village hall, church, a Primary school public The is able to Broadband, and since the digital switchover transmitter in 2011, Freeview television. There is a bus route 140/141/142) that stops in Lea Bridge, and Leashaw, connecting the Parish with Matlock, Belper, and Alfreton. Tourist attractions The parish includes two main tourist attractions. Lea Gardens (also known Rhododendron Gardens for its collection of this is open-air garden, to the during the summer months. At its entrance is a small café indoor and outdoor seating, and a plant shop selling a of (only open in John Smedley's historic clothing retains factory-outlet shop, selling the it at Coach at was formerly a collection farm buildings, converted to house ice cream parlour, gift a limited amount of guest accommodation. The Coach was famous for its home-made Jersey ice the Shaw family having made the ice cream in a large range flavours, but of ownership, it is now a private home. parish is also very to, but not linked with: Crich Tramway Village Cromford
 with the Dethick family, whose Roots there Can be TraCed WiTh ceRtaiNty to 1228, but who may WEll hAve been established therE earlIeR. histORiCally The most NOtABLe fAmIlY to Be ASsOciatEd wIth DethIck are the BAbiNgTons of DethicK maNor; Anthony babIngton was exeCutEd for hIs LeaDIng roLe iN a ploT to resCUe Mary, queen of ScOtS, From imPRisonmeNT By Her cOusin Queen ElizabeTH I OF England. It will Be founD aT.

acCESsiBilIty
AlthougH eXtremELy rural, THe PARIsh HAs remained a poPular place tO LivE thankS tO itS RelatiVely sTrONg aCcessibilitY for Such a smalL place.  tHe towns OF AlfretOn, BelpEr, MAtlOck aND RIpLey ArE All JUsT 15 miNUteS away.   DerBy, chEsterFielD AND juncTioN 28 of tHe M1 arE also nearby, wiTh jOurnEY tiMes of ArounD 25 minUtEs.

FacIlitieS
The pArIsh has one pub, a grOcerY, a butcher, A viLlAge HaLl, a chURch, a chApeL, a PRimary sChool anD PubLiC TOIlEts.  The parish is able To RECeIve ADSL BRoadbaND, aNd SInce the dIgItaL swiTCHover Of thE boLehill trAnsmitTEr In 2011, freevieW tElevisIoN.  ThEre Is a onCE-houRly bus Route (the 140/141/142) That sTOps in Lea Bridge, hOlloway and LeaSHaW, COnNEctiNg tHe Parish witH MatLOck, BElpeR, riPleY And AlFretoN.

TOUrISt attractions
The parIsH incluDes twO main tourist aTtractions.

lEA gardens (aLso kNOwN As Lea RhododendRon GaRdens for itS ExtensivE collEction of This plant) IS An open-aiR laNdsCapEd gARDeN, open to the pubLIC durInG the sumMer Months. AT itS enTraNce Is A small cafÉ with indOoR aNd OuTdoOr seaTIng, and a pLaNt sHoP seLling A Wide vaRiety Of spEcIeS (OnlY open in SUmMER).

JohN SMeDley'S hiStOric cLothINg mIll retaIns a factoRy-oUTlet ShOp, Selling The clothing thAt It makes at dIsCouNt pricES.

the Coach house at Lea was formerly a cOLlectioN of Farm bUildIngs, conveRteD to houSe aN Ice creAm parlOur, giFt ShoP, REstauRANt, Tea RoOms and a limITEd aMount Of GuesT accommOdation. The Coach HouSE waS famous for its HomE-madE jErSey ICe CReaM, tHE ShAW Family having madE the ice creAm IN a Large range OF flAvOurs, but With chaNges oF OwnershIp, it is now A private hOmE.

The PARisH is also verY close to, But not linKEd witH:
crIch TrAmwAy VillAgE
CrOmforD (In
 with the Dethick family,whose root s the recan  b e tr aced  with certaint y  to1228, but who may well  have  b e en e s ta blish ed ther e  e a r lie r.  H ist or i ca lly t hemost no table fami lyto  be associat e dwith Dethi ckare the Babi ngt ons of  D eth i ck Ma nor ; Ant hony B a bingto n was exe cu t ed for his lea d i ng  rol e in a plot to re s cu e  Mary, Queen o f Scot s, fr o m  im pri sonment by  h er co u sin Que e nE l i zab e th I of Engla nd. It will befoundat .
A ccessi bilit yA lth ough extrem elyrural, th e pari s h has r e maineda popu lar  pl acet oli veth a nks to  it s  re latively  s tr ong a cces s i b i lity  fo r su ch asmall place. Th e to w nsof Al freto n, B el per,Matloc k and  R ipley are all j ust15 minute s a wa y. Derby ,  Chest erf iel d and J unction 28of t h eM1 are also nearby ,w i th  journey  times of  a r ound 25mi nut es.F acili ties Th e parish  has o n epu b, a gr oc ery, a  b utc her , a v i llag e hall , a chur ch, a chapel, a Prim a ry school and pu b l ic toil ets .  The pari sh i s  abl e to re cei v e ADS L Bro ad b an d , and since the dig it al swi tchov er of the Bol ehill tran s m i tter in2011 ,  F r eeview televis ion. There isa  once-ho urlybus rout e (the 14 0 / 141/142)  th atsto psi n  L ea Bridge, Ho l l oway  a nd Leas haw , conne cti ngthe  Pa ri sh with M atlock,Be lp er ,Rip ley a n d Alfret on .
To uri st at t ractio ns
Th e pa ri sh inc ludes t w om a in t ou ri st a ttr ac tions .

L e a G ardens(also kno wna s Le aRh ododend ron Gardens f or  its exten si vecollec t i on of th is plant) is an open-ai r  landsc ape d gar den,  open tothe  publi c d u ring t he sum mer m on ths . At it s en tra nc e is a sma l l  ca fé wi th  ind oor and  outdoor seating,a nda plant shopsel ling a  w ide va r iet yo f s p e cies (only open  in summer ). 
J ohn Smedle y 'shi storicclothin g mil l  retain s a facto ry-outlet  s hop, s ell ing the cl othing t hat it ma k es at di scoun t p rices. 
The  Coac h Hous e  at  Leawas fo rm erly a  coll ec tion offarm buildings, convert ed tohouse  an  ice crea m p a rlo ur, giftshop , restaura nt,  te a roo msa nd alimi t ed  am o unt o f gu e st accomm o da tio n .  T he Coach Ho u s e  wa s fam ous for it s ho me-made Jersey ic e  cream, the Sh aw f a m ily  ha v ingma de the ice cre amin a  large r an ge of flavo urs, but  w i th ch angesof own ership, i ti s nowa pr iva te home.
Th ep arish i sal s o very  clo se  to, b ut not link e d  with:
Crich Tra mwayV i llage Cro mford  ( In
 with_the Dethick_family, whose roots there_can be_traced_with certainty_to_1228, but who_may well have_been established there earlier._Historically the most_notable_family to be associated with Dethick are the Babingtons of Dethick Manor; Anthony Babington_was_executed for_his_leading_role in a plot to_rescue Mary, Queen of Scots,_from imprisonment_by her cousin Queen Elizabeth I of England._It_will be found_at.

Accessibility
Although extremely rural, the parish has remained a popular_place to live thanks to its_relatively strong accessibility_for_such_a small place. _The towns of Alfreton, Belper, Matlock_and Ripley are all just 15_minutes away.   Derby, Chesterfield and_Junction 28 of the M1 are_also nearby, with journey times_of around_25 minutes.

Facilities
The parish has one_pub, a grocery,_a butcher,_a village hall,_a church, a chapel, a Primary_school and public_toilets.  The parish is able_to_receive ADSL Broadband,_and_since_the digital_switchover of the_Bolehill_transmitter in_2011,_Freeview television.  There is a_once-hourly_bus route (the 140/141/142) that stops in_Lea Bridge, Holloway and_Leashaw,_connecting the Parish with_Matlock, Belper, Ripley and Alfreton.

Tourist_attractions
The parish includes two main tourist_attractions.

Lea Gardens_(also known_as Lea Rhododendron Gardens for its extensive collection of this plant)_is an open-air landscaped garden, open_to the public during_the summer_months._At its entrance_is_a small_café with indoor and outdoor seating, and_a plant_shop selling a wide variety of_species (only open in_summer).

John_Smedley's historic clothing mill retains a_factory-outlet shop, selling the clothing that_it makes at discount prices.

The_Coach_House_at Lea was formerly a_collection of farm buildings, converted to_house an ice_cream parlour, gift shop, restaurant, tea rooms_and_a limited amount of guest accommodation._The_Coach House was famous for its_home-made_Jersey_ice cream, the Shaw family_having made the ice cream in_a large range of flavours, but with changes of_ownership, it is_now a private home.

The parish_is_also_very close to, but not linked with:
Crich Tramway Village
Cromford (In