These Brokers Mortgage companies are located in Buxton

Crescent Independent Financial Services Ltd Company Type: Brokers Mortgage 5A Grove Parade , SK17 6AJ

Tel. 01298 77137 Fax. 01298 77137

The Independent Advice Mortgage Bureau Ltd Company Type: Financial Adviser Hardwick House , SK17 6DH

Tel. 01298 767581 Fax. 01298 767581

The following Brokers Mortgage are the ones that we have found closest to Buxton

Fernley Independent Insurance & Mortgage Brokers Company Type: Financial Adviser Market Street , SK23 7LP

Tel. 01663 719191

Cheshire & High Peak Mortgage Co Company Type: Financial Adviser Lodge House , SK23 7QA

Tel. 01663 742568

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Buxton

Buxton is home to Poole's Cavern, an extensive limestone cavern open to the public, and St Ann's Well, fed by the geothermal spring bottled and sold internationally by Buxton Mineral Water Company. Also in the town is the Buxton Opera House, which hosts several music and theatre festivals each year. The Devonshire Campus of the University of Derby is housed in one of the town's historic buildings. Other attractions for visitors include two speedway stadia, two golf courses, a pedestrian-only street with small shops and an indoor shopping mall.

Erewash Canal

At the turn of the twentieth century Shipley Wharf directly above Shipley Lock was very busy with the transhipment of coal from railway wagons which had descended down an incline from the Shipley Collieries to narrowboats on the Erewash Canal. There was also a much earlier wagonway which connected the Shipley collieries to Shipley wharf between the completion of the Erewash Canal in 1779 and the completion of the Nutbrook Canal in 1796, from which point in time the Nutbrook Canal took this traffic. The incline in use at the end of the nineteenth century was originally built to connect the Shipley Collieries, then owned by the Miller-Mundy family with the Midland Railway's Erewash Valley railway line and was operated for this purpose between 1848 and 1870. Problems with the Nutbrook Canal's water supply instigated the re-laying of rails on the incline and its extension under the Midland Railway's Erewash Valley line and under the Midland Railway's Eastwood Colliery branch line, to Shipley Wharf. Coal was loaded into narrowboats here from 1895 until 1942. The sidings at the wharf were laid in a triangle. The coal wagons descended the incline under braking relying on gravity and accumulated momentum to carry them to the sidings where they were connected to an endless rope kept in motion by a stationary steam engine in the centre of the triangle. The endless rope went around three wheels at the corners of the triangle. One was sited on the Erewash Canal's aqueduct which spanned the Erewash River, a second was under the bridge which carried the Eastwood Colliery's branch line over the Shipley line and the third was alongside Eastwood Lock. Using this mechanism the colliery wagons were brought alongside the wharf and could be emptied directly into waiting narrowboats.[3]

Langley Mill

The town is the site of Langley Mill railway station, on the Erewash Valley Line. The A610 £2.5 million Langley Mill Bypass was opened on 8 September 1983, by Joe Carty, the leader of Derbyshire County Council.

Glen Parva

Glen Parva was made famous by the discovery of the Glen Parva Lady, a rich female Anglo-Saxon[citation needed] who is now located at the Jewry Wall Museum, Leicester.

Kilby Bridge

Kilby Bridge is a landmark hamlet on the A5199 Welford Road south of the city of Leicester in England.