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Derbyshire’s connection to the gunpowder plot

Find out about the Derbyshire men involved in the gunpowder plot.

• 4 mins

Remembering the old Derby Royal Infirmary

It's been 10 years since the demolition of the site began.

• 2 mins

Joseph Wright: Who was he?

You've probably heard the name, but how much do you actually know about him?

• 2 mins

Derby Hippodrome: Then and now

The Hippodrome's been placed on the Theatres At Risk register for the 19th year in a row.

• 2 mins

'Major' the ram

Take a march to Long Eaton in the early 1970s, and the town's band has a new mascot.

• 4 mins

UFO sightings in Bonsall?

Forget Area 51, there's a Derbyshire village with a history of unexplained sightings.

• 3 mins

Revisit Dame Ellen MacArthur's record-breaking sail

Head back to 2005, when Derbyshire's Dame Ellen MacArthur arrived home from her voyage.

• 2 mins

Did you know about the castle in Mackworth?

The remains of the structure date back to 1495, but it's not all quite as it seems.

• 5 mins

Ernest Townsend: The man that saved our city

He painted a Rolls-Royce factory roof, to disguise it from German bombers during WW2.

• 9 mins

Derby After Dark: The must-know ghost stories

Is Derby the UK's most haunted city?

• 7 mins

Vera Brittain: Did she actually hate Buxton?

The famous writer and feminist, supposedly hated Buxton... or so the belief goes.

• 8 mins

Shrovetide: A Local Game for Local People

1. How it all began

Find out the origins of the tradition with Liam Price.

• 15 mins

Shrovetide: A Local Game for Local People

2. Rules and Royals

There's method to the madness, as you'll hear in this episode.

• 15 mins

Inside Derby's hidden motorsport workshop

Did you know about the "hidden gem" that's the University of Derby's motorsport workshop.

• 8 mins

Stranded at sea for 117 days: the remarkable story of Maurice and Maralyn

A Derby couple were left drifting on a raft at sea, after their boat was sunk by a whale.

• 13 mins

Meet the makers at Denby Pottery

The manufacturer has been making handcrafted ceramics in Derbyshire for over 200 years.

• 7 mins

Derby Arboretum: England's first public park

Donated for the use of the public in 1840 by Joseph Strutt, it has a fascinating history.

• 8 mins

Florence Nightingale and William Ogle honoured with blue plaques

The pair have been recognised for their pioneering healthcare work in the 19th century.

• 5 mins

Samuel Slater: Hero or traitor?

A Belper mill worker became the father of American industry, but an enemy back home.

• 11 mins