Browse through our blog posts to find out what life is like at Hoe Grange Holidays along with some great ideas for days out in the Peak District.
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Draught proofing Pinder
October 15, 2011
Accessible Holidays, Building, Derbyshire, Eco, General, Peak District,Pete fitting new door To keep the winter draughts at bay we have had Pinder fitted with new doors onto the decking, These new doors have multi point locking to make you more secure and to make sure the door is closed tight against the seals, keeping out those Peak District winds this winter. they also feature easy opening handles to make the decking more accessible for our less able guests. The picture shows Brassington’s version of ‘Chippy Minton’ installing the doors he hand made in a workshop only 100 m away. now you can’t get more ...
Just had a fantastic article in the Mail in Sunday travel section, written by Fred Mawer, detailing our excellent access facilities and awards. Click here to read it. The phone has been red hot since it came out, so if you are wanting to book, you better hurry up!!!!...
Electric bikes are Green (and Silver)
April 24, 2011
Accessible Holidays, Cycling, Derbyshire, Eco, Peak District, Tourism,Electric bike...
Gold Award presentation Fantastic news... Hoe Grange Holidays has been awarded the National Gold award for 'Access for All' at the Enjoy England Excellence awards held last night at Birmingham University, with host Sandy Toksvig. We are extremely proud being a small family concern competing against some multi million pound enterprises. Two gold awards were given in this category - congratulations must go to 'The Deep in Hull, who also won gold and to Cadbury World and Colston Hall, Bristol, who both won Silver awards. It is wonderful to ...
Digger the Destroyer The last major job of our expansion is the car park area, so Jonathon and the team from JDB Groundwork have been laying Tarmac. Before they could start I removed the top of the approach ramp that occasionally caught the underside of some of our disabled guest's adapted cars, and some low slung sports cars. Then the professionals took over to prepare the finished levels. With a few kerb stones and careful grading they were ready for the Tarmac. Tarmac goes down...







