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Individual Factory Shop Trail Amber Valley - the Heart of Derbyshire Amber Valley T h e H e a r t o f D e r b y s h i r e Individual Factory Shop Trail Amber Valley - The Heart of Derbyshire From Chesterfield A Dethick 615 From Sheffield Lea 24 A61 025 B6 M1 13 23 Holloway South 28 From R D B6019 erw Wingfield From ent 3 Nottingham Matlock 18 17 A38 21 Oakerthorpe 035 2 B5 3 Whatstandwell Crich 1 1 0 4 6 16 A6 B Swanwick Alderwasley Fritchley r From e b 25 m A Wirksworth R 6 Pentrich Riddings 20 A610 Ironville B Ambergate 5 5 0 12 2 3 Heage 15 Shottle Codnor Idridgehay 13 60 B A 9 6 A 1 19 Marehay 6 0 0 9 7 7 1 7 6 Loscoe 51 A B 14 A 6 0 Langley 8 9 Mill 7 10 11 A517 Turnditch Denby Hazelwood 608 Kilburn Horsley A Holbrook Windley Woodhouse From A R Milford 6 M1-J26 and Ec 09 cle B sb Smalley 5 ou Nottingham 0 rn Horsley 23 e Duffield Coxbench Mugginton Weston Underwood 22 Mapperley A38 From Ashbourne A609 Quarndon A6 Kedleston Glasgow 8 0 E d i n b u r g h 6 A52 A Kirk Stanraer Langley Newcastle Middlesbrough t n M6 e w r e D R Mackworth From M1-J25 Leeds and Nottingham M62 Hull A52 Hollyhead Liverpool Manchester Sheffield M6 A38 Stoke Amber Valley Derby Nottingham Birmingham Leicester Fishguard M5 M1 Mapping © The Automobile Association Developments Limited 2008. A03818 Felixstowe M40 © Crown copyright. All rights reserved. Licence number 100021153 Harwich M4 LONDON Cardiff Bristol Sheerness M5 Southampton Ramsgate Poole Dover Portsmouth Plymouth From Chesterfield A Dethick 615 From Sheffield Lea 24 A61 Factory Shops 025 M1 B6 1 Acanthus Stoneware Ltd 13 23 2 Morrison McConnell Factory Shop Holloway South 28 R D B6019 erw Wingfield 3 David Nieper From ent 3 Matlock 18 17 A38 4 Rockfall UK Ltd 21 Oakerthorpe From 035 2 B5 Nottingham 5 End of the Line Furniture 3 Whatstandwell Crich 1 1 0 4 6 6 Oakham Clothing Factory Outlet 16 A6 B Swanwick Alderwasley Fritchley 7 r Brettles Factory Outlet From e b 25 m A Wirksworth R 8 6 Pentrich Riddings De Bradelei Stores 20 9 A610 Ironville Anitawear B Ambergate 10 5 5 Dartington Crystal 0 12 2 3 Heage 11 Denby Pottery 15 12 AJ Fabrics and Crafts Shottle Codnor Idridgehay 13 John Smedley Ltd 13 60 B A 9 6 14 Loscoe Pine A 1 19 Marehay 6 0 0 9 7 15 7 The Dolls House Emporium 1 7 6 Loscoe 51 A B 14 A 6 0 Langley 8 9 Mill 7 10 11 A517 From Turnditch Denby M1-J26 and Hazelwood 608 Nottingham Kilburn Horsley A Windley Holbrook Woodhouse R A E Milford 60 cc 9 les B bo Smalley 50 unr Horsley 23 e Farm and Craft Shops Duffield Coxbench Mugginton 16 A Pig’s Tale Farm Shop Weston Underwood 22 Mapperley 17 David - Pottery Studio A38 From and Crafts Gallery A609 Ashbourne 18 Quarndon The Studio A6 Kedleston Glasgow 19 Evergreen House Studio 8 0 E d i n b u r g h 6 A52 A 20 Ambergate Country Furniture Kirk Stanraer 21 Ram Furniture Newcastle Langley 22 Croots Farm Shop and Kitchen Middlesbrough t n M6 23 Little London Gallery e w r e D R 24 Studio 61 Gallery and Craft Shop Mackworth From M1-J25 Leeds 25 Riddings Pottery and Nottingham M62 Hull A52 Hollyhead Liverpool Manchester Sheffield M6 A38 Stoke Amber Valley Derby Nottingham Birmingham Leicester Fishguard M5 M1 Mapping © The Automobile Association Developments Limited 2008. A03818 Felixstowe M40 © Crown copyright. All rights reserved. Licence number 100021153 Harwich M4 LONDON Cardiff Bristol Sheerness M5 Southampton Ramsgate Poole Dover Portsmouth Plymouth Welcome to Amber Valley The Heart of Derbyshire If you enjoy shopping, then you probably love a bargain. Here in Amber Valley we are fortunate to have one of the widest ranges of individual factory shop outlets anywhere in the country. This trail leaflet is designed to help you find the venues and gives details of the products sold. For those in the know, factory shop outlets offer excellent value for money. Often you are able to purchase items that are not available elsewhere; such as samples of new products and ranges, end of lines and seconds. Our leading manufacturers include household names; Denby, David Nieper and John Smedley and the product range is diverse. Several companies offer the chance to see the production processes involved which gives yet another reason to visit. Some of the shops are located in historic buildings and the De Bradelei complex at Belper and John Smedley at Lea Bridge are both within the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site. There are numerous talented artists and craftspeople based in Amber Valley. Some of those who have shops and studios are listed within the leaflet, while the Tourist Information Centre hosts a regular programme of exhibitions throughout the year. Whilst in the area, why not call into one of the local market towns - Alfreton, Belper, Heanor and Ripley. These all have a range of individual businesses and High Street names. There are a growing number of antique shops where you may find unusual and specialist goods. You will find plenty of places to eat, from cafes and restaurants to specialist outlets. Look out for menus which showcase recipes with locally-produced food. The staff at the Tourist Information Centre in Ripley will always be pleased to help with your queries. They can also give details on events and accommodation. Enjoy your visit. Map Reference Directions to locations are included in the individual entries. Additional numbered locations for trail references are on the map. Antique Shops Alfreton Antiques Centre, 11 King Street, Alfreton Tel: 01773 520781 Ambergate Antiques, c/o Upstairs Downstairs, 8 Derby Road, Ripley Tel: 01773 745201 Bridge Street Furniture. 118 Bridge Street, Belper Tel: 01773 828388 Curiosity Interiors, 37 King Street, Alfreton Tel: 01773 834999 Derwentside Antiques, Unity Mill, Derwent Street, Belper Tel: 01773 828008 Heanor Antiques Centre, 1-3 Ilkeston Road, Heanor Tel: 01773 531181 Sweetings Antiques, 1/1a The Butts, Belper Tel: 01773 825930 Wayside Antiques, 62 Town Street, Duffield Tel: 01773 840346 Wheathills, Wheathills Farm, Brun Lane, Mackworth Tel: 01332 824819 www.wheathills.com Market Days Alfreton Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday (indoor). Belper Farmers Market 2nd Saturday of each month. Heanor Friday and Saturday (outdoor). Ripley Friday and Saturday (outdoor). Tourist Information Centre Town Hall, Market Place, Ripley, Derbyshire DE5 3BT Tel: 01773 841488 Fax: 01773 841487 www.visitambervalley.com Email: [email protected] Group Information For help with arranging your factory shop itineraries and tours, please contact Sally Bruckshaw, Principal Tourism Officer. Tel: 01773 841482 Fax: 01773 841487 Email: [email protected] Key: Refreshments available, café or restaurant on site Parking Groups Changing WC Toilets £ Credit Cards Access for disabled people* * Self-assessed and not part of the National Accessible Scheme T Tax free shopping for overseas visitors Factory tours For further information please complete and return this coupon to Regeneration and Sustainability, Amber Valley Borough Council, Town Hall, Ripley, Derbyshire DE5 3BT Please send me more details about the Amber Valley area. I am particularly interested in:- Where did you obtain this leaflet? Name Address Postcode Tel No Email Data Protection Act The above information will be kept on computer. It will be accessible to Officers of the Council and to interested external parties. If you do not wish your data to be released externally, please tick Factory Shops 1 Acanthus Stoneware Ltd - Alfreton Wimsey Way, Alfreton Trading Estate, Alfreton, Derbyshire DE55 4LS Tel: 01773 540704 www.acanthus-stoneware.co.uk Opening hours and days: Monday to Friday 8.00 am - 4.30 pm. Saturday morning by appointment. Factory shop offering massive discounts on exclusive cast stoneware for the home and garden. Urns, benches, fountains, temples, sundials, planters and much more. All items handmade by Derbyshire craftsmen and will weather and age beautifully, improving with time. The ideal gift. Directions to shop: Leave the A38 on the B600 (towards Somercotes). Pass B&Q and Aldi on the right, then turn right at the second roundabout into Wimsey Way. Public Transport: Alfreton to Somercotes buses stop near top of Wimsey Way. Facilities: WC T 2 Morrison McConnell Factory Shop - Alfreton Keys Road, Alfreton, Derbyshire DE55 7FQ Tel: 01773 727590 Opening hours and days: Open every day from 9.00 am - 5.00 pm Morrison McConnell branded menswear formal clothing range from last season at reduced prices. Shirts, ties, cufflinks, jackets, trousers, socks and knitwear to complete a menswear wardrobe. Directions to shop: Leave A38 at Alfreton (Somercotes) exit. Just off Nottingham Road on Nix's Hill Industrial Estate. Public transport: Bus routes 91, 92, R1 and H1. Facilities: 3 David Nieper - Alfreton Nottingham Road, Alfreton, Derbyshire DE55 7LE Tel: 01773 522678 Opening hours and days: Monday to Saturday 9.00 am - 5.00 pm Luxury fashion boutique and company shop specialising in top quality ladies nightwear, lingerie and daywear. Designed and manufactured in our own workshops on site. Directions to shop: A third of a mile from Alfreton town centre, off Nottingham Road, a few minutes from junction 28 of the M1. Public transport: Buses stop close to factory shop entrance. Facilities: WC £ 4 Rockfall UK Ltd - Alfreton Major House, Wimsey Way, Alfreton Trading Estate, Alfreton, Derbyshire DE55 4LS Tel: 01773 608616 Website: www.rockfall.co.uk Opening hours and days: Monday to Friday 9.00 am - 5.30 pm, Saturday 9.30 am - 5.00 pm Rockfall UK design and manufacture high quality safety footwear and clothing including hiking boots, workwear, safety shoes and a wide range of leisure clothing.
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