Amenities & Businesses
You will find below a list of Amenities and Businesses located in Darley Abbey. If you would like your business or service listing please contact us.
The Darley Abbey Historical Group was formed in 2004 and brings together people from all walks of life who enjoy a common interest in the topic and especially the long and unique history of our village and its surroundings.
Well stocked shop, newsagent and off-licence owned and ran by Jag; Darley Abbey's friendly shop keeper.
Darley Abbey Village Hall is located in a delightful site on the edge of Darley Park and is owned by Derby City Council but managed, on their behalf, by the Darley Abbey Community Association (DACA).
If you are looking for A range of interesting, informative speakers Lively conversation Fun activities such as visits to the Quad cinema, local theatres and restaurants, quizzes, guided walks and much more... ...then why not come and see us. We meet at St Benedicts School staffroom 3rd Tuesday each month at 7.30 pm Ring 01332 550362 for more details or just turn up. Youll be very welcome.
Darley Barn Outdoor Centre is located at Darley Park, in the heart of the Derwent Mills World Heritage Site in Derby. It offers a wide range of outdoor activities including canoeing, orienteering, environmental and heritage pursuits.
Darley Tech is a computer repairs and advice service, offering software repairs, speed boosts to your ailing computer, setting up new PCs, tutoring, and technology news via our blog. We offer expert care at reasonable prices, charge no call-out fees and operate a no-fix, no fee policy.
Darleys Restaurant was fully refurbished in January 2009 by proprietors Kathryn and Jonathan Hobson. They strive to provide their customers with first class cuisine and service. Using only the finest fresh ingredients combined with a wealth of knowledge to ensure that a unique dining experience is enjoyed by all, in a stylish yet relaxed atmosphere by the waters edge of the River Derwent. Darleys Website
We are a 6 Barrel Micro Brewery located in Darley Abbey Mills, part of the Derwent Valley Mill World Heritage Site, approximately 1 mile from Derby City Centre.