Marquee Hire in Derbyshire

Home Page > Marquee Hire > Marquee Hire in Derbyshire Abacus Marquees York Abacus Marquee Hire is a supplier of large scale marquee hire - nationwide. We stock spans of 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 20 and 25m width. We offer a full range of floors, linings, carpets and... Mar-Key Group Christchurch Founded in 1992, the Mar-Key Group has grown from a modest base in Poole to become one of the largest independent suppliers of many types of temporary and permanent structures and marquees. Mar-Key... George Mudford & Sons Ltd Retford Nationwide Marquee Hire. Established 1832. Bybrook Furniture And Event Hire Leicester Catering equipment hire, furniture hire, crockery & cutlery hire, glassware & bar supplies hire, tableware hire, linen hire, electrial hire. Gas cookers and barbecues hire, outdoor... Taylor Made Events And Fireworks Ltd Derby Now you can afford your party at home. Marquees from £100 and some of the best fireworks you will see for the money paid. "Stunning, the display I saw at Stratford upon Avon was the best... Buster Marquees Halam Marquee and furniture hire Weddings, Parties and Corporate events.   Jalandhar Bilston A range of Marquees available to hire. Weddings, birthdays and other specified parties. Flowers and flower arrangement. Partee Marquee Newport Partee Marquee, The Complete marquee Hire Service. Supplying first class service to all customers from the smallest of private gatherings to the largest corporate and public events. With our... Hillcliff Marquees Belper Hillcliff Marquees is your first choice for yoru your event. Be it corporate, wedding or party. Health and Saftey aware - our equipment and installation complies with stringent guidlines for both... A - V Custom Image Coalville Established family owned marquee company offering a flexible range of modern, elegant and alfresco style of fabric tension frame marquees. Creating wonderfully airy fabric tension marquee villages... Humberside Marquees Hull Humberside Marquees operate a national service, providing services to blue chip companies, private customers and corporate hospitality. Humberside Marquees are proud to have an existing client base... Macey & Bond Marquee Co Ltd Wolverhampton An award winning professional marquee hire company, established over 14 years. Fully accredited, members Mutamarq, Associated Independant Marquees. Macey & Bond offer a quality nationwide... Banner Marquees Gailey Banner Marquees have been established for over 20 years as one of the Midland's premier marquee suppliers. Our equipment is all aluminium framed clear span with white PVC sheets. We have a wide... Chesterfield Marquee Services Ltd Sheffield A company specialising in high quality frame marquees, for the wedding and corporate hospitality sectors in particular. We pride ourselves in the level of personal service which we provide to every... Forecast Marquees Kidderminster Forecast marquees are a marquee hire company based in the heart of the Midlands from where we cover the entire country. We believe in providing an exemplarily service, which is second to none right... Melody Corporation Crewe Marquees now available for all occasions. We specialize in marquees from 15’ x 15’ upwards. All clear span marquees are of British manufacture using alloy box section construction... Amplitude Bradford Amplitude has been established for 18 years delivering a first class event service to our valued clients across the UK and Europe. Local and national hotels, corporate, blue chip companies and... You are viewing results 1 to 17 of 17 Covering Derby, Chesterfield, Ilkeston, Swadlincote, Buxton, Matlock, Ashbourne, Alfreton, Glossop, Heanor, Ripley and all areas of Derbyshire. Derbyshire is a county in the East Midlands area of England, which has borders with a number of counties, as well as a large proportion of the Peak District National Park. The Peak District was the earliest national park in the UK – it was designated in 1951. Since then, it’s popularity has grown and it now receives an estimated 22 million visitors a year, making it the 2nd most visited national park in the world – after Japan’s Mount Fuji National Park. 12% of the national park is owned by the National Trust and the Peak District National Park Authority owns 5%. Derby is the best known urban area in Derbyshire and was the site of Britain’s first water powered silk mill which was built in 1717. Derby only received city status in 1977, despite already having a cathedral. Chesterfield is another well known place in Derbyshire, although unlike Derby, it is a town and not a city. Chesterfield is well known for its church of St Mary and All Saints which has a crooked spire. The spire twists 45 degrees and leans almost ten feet from its true centre. Matlock is the county town of Derbyshire and is situated on the edge of the Peak District in the Derbyshire Dales. The Derbyshire Dales also includes the towns of Bakeswell. Wirksworth and Ashbourne. Matlock has its own tramway system, which was built in the 1890’s and is thought to have been inspired by the cable cars of San Francisco. Derbyshire can consider itself to be the centre of the UK; a farm near Coton in the Elms is considered to be the further farm from the sea. One of Derbyshire’s MP’s is Margaret Beckett, who served as foreign secretary under Tony Blair, after Jack Straw was demoted. After Gordon Brown became prime minister, however, she was replaced by David Miliband in this role. A well known village that also lies in Derbyshire is Repton – which was the royal burial place for the kings of Mercia – one of the early Anglo-Saxon kingdoms. The county of Derbyshire has two football teams playing in the football league – Derby County FC and Chesterfield FC. Derby County reached the semi-finals of the European Cup in 1973 and were one of the founding members of the football league. They also have the unfortunate claim to fame of being the lowest point scoring team in a Premiership season in the 2007/08 season. Derbyshire is also home to 3 large reservoirs, which were built to supply Leicester and Derby with drinking water – these reservoirs are called Howden, Derwent and Ladybower