Crich is a pretty village on the edge of the Peak District. It was the location for filming the television programme 'Peak Practice.' The village is full of character and is set around a Market Place.
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FACTS
Crich stand was built in its current form in 923. But it is thought that there have been four memorials on that site since Roman times.
A tramway was originally installed by George Stevenson to carry Limestone from Cliff quarry to the lime kilns at Ambergate. George Stevenson used to stay at the Wheatsheaf Inn in the village.
Electricity was first introduced into the village in 1924 along the Common to the Market Place.
In 1997 the Glebe Field Centre opened which is the village’s largest community centre. The centre has a fantastic range of facilities and aims to look after the needs of the community.
Crich was the setting for Peak Practice when the village was known as Cardale and the local fish and chip shop has taken its name from the series.
This is where you get the chance to tell us something about Crich or to make a comment about it.
Perhaps you have a story to tell or some old photographs you'd like to share with us. Or maybe you just want to say how good or bad you think your community is!
