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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

Wingfield Manor: A fascinating history

The 600 year-old stately home is said to have 'helped shape modern England'.

• 7 mins

The world’s oldest steam engine of its type

It will be back running on steam for the first time in decades.

• 6 mins

Pride and Prejudice at Chatsworth House

It's 20 years since the film starring Kiera Knightley and Matthew McFayden was released.

• 8 mins

Florence Nightingale: Her connection to Derbyshire

She is credited with significantly improving hygiene and living standards.

• 9 mins

The factory which produces 1.2 billion coffee capsules a year

Take a listen to how your coffee is made at Nestle Tutbury.

• 6 mins

Dracula's Derby connection

Transylvania might be home, but Derby was where the Count first took to the stage.

• 3 mins

The secret forensic house in Derby

It looks quite ordinary from the outside, but what goes on inside is anything but.

• 11 mins

Was Robin Hood from Derbyshire?

Know as a Nottingham legend, but is there evidence that links him more to Derbyshire?

• 7 mins

How summer snow halted cricket in Buxton

At the height of cricket season, an unlikely winter shower brought to play to an end.

• 3 mins

Joseph Paxton: The man behind the Crystal Palace

He started out at Chatsworth House, but went on to design the 'great exhibition' venue.

• 5 mins

WW1 soldier remains from Derby uncovered in France

Sergeant Henry Ashton is now buried with full military honours in Loos British cemetery.

• 10 mins

Meet the makers at Birds Bakery

Ever wondered how your favourite baked goods are made?

• 4 mins

'I was naive' Rod Stewart's first manager

Jonathan Rowlands discusses managing Rod Stewart & a vinyl of his unreleased tracks.

• 11 mins

Do you know your Derbyshire folklore?

Folklorist, Simon Unsworth thinks that sadly, not many people know enough local folklore.

• 9 mins

The Jurassic age tree stump in Markeaton Park

The 140 million year old fossil was likely nibbled on by a dinosaur.

• 6 mins

The Vikings of Derby

Explore the time that the Vikings ruled Derby.

• 14 mins