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• July 10 to July 18, 2010
• Dedication: July 11, 2:00p.m. starting at Bank Street Well.
• Wells in the Making: July 6 to 9, 10:00a.m. to 12:00noon, 2:00p.m. to 4:00p.m. and 6:00p.m. to 9:00p.m. at various venues in the village. Contact Lynne Bagshaw 01663 742112 for further details.

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Well Dressings

In 2009 there were nine:

• Swallowhouse Well at the restored well on the south side of Swallow House Lane
• Bank Street Well on Bank Street, a short distance above its junction with Market Street
• Children’s Well Dressings three Well Dressings at the Cenotaph, next to the river bridge near the entrance to the Royal Hotel
• St John’s Methodist Church Well Dressing at St John’s Methodist Church on New Mills Road (A6015)
• Watery Hey Well on a footpath joining the end of Spring Vale Road with Valley Road, about 300m from the village centre
• Hill Houses Well at Hill Houses, off Kinder Road about 1km east of the village. This dressing can be reached on foot from Bowden Bridge Car Park; a route is signposted for the Well Dressing (about 1km via tarred road and track). Shorter (and longer!) routes are available for the more adventurous
• Little Hayfield Well Dressing on the Green at the side of Slack Lane, about 100m from its junction with the A624 in Little Hayfield Village

How to get there

Hayfield is located on the A624 between Chapel-en-le-Frith and Glossop.

CAR: it is usually possible to find on street parking in Hayfield village, in easy walking distance to the majority of the dressings. The nearest point to Hill Houses that can be reached by car is Bowden Bridge car park on Kinder Road, but that car park is often full at weekends. Slack Lane in Little Hayfield is very narrow, there is no public parking and you are advised not to drive down it; parking is permitted on sections of the main road (A624) but it can be difficult to find a space at busy times.

SATNAV: SK22 2HB
This is a convenient nearby postcode that can be entered into your car’s satnav. It is not necessarily the postcode where the dressings are located

BUS: Mondays to Fridays: frequent from New Mills and Newtown; 3 per hour from Marple and Glossop; 2 per hour from Stockport; 5 services per day from Buxton; 1 per day from Macclesfield. Saturdays: 3 per hour from Glossop; 2 per hour from New Mills, Newtown and Stockport; hourly from Marple; 5 services per day from Buxton; 1 per day from Macclesfield. Sundays: Hourly from New Mills, Newtown and Stockport; 5 services per day from Glossop; 4 per day from Buxton and Holmfirth.
For bus services in Derby, Derbyshire and the Peak District, see the Derbyshire Public Transport website. Various Day Tickets are available giving unlimited travel during the day on buses (and in some cases trains) in the relevant area. For bus services outside Derbyshire see Traveline.

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High Peak Borough, Derbyshire, England.

• Hayfield Well Dressing
• St John’s Methodist Church
• Hayfield Parish