✨ BOUNCY CASTLE HIRE in LITTLEOVER! ✨🎉

Planning a party or event in LITTLEOVER? Keep children entertained with our safe, clean, and fun bouncy castles. We provide trusted BOUNCY CASTLE HIRE with delivery, setup, and collection included. Perfect for birthdays, school fairs, BBQs and family celebrations. Fully insured and safety tested for peace of mind.

Why choose our BOUNCY CASTLE HIRE LITTLEOVER? ✅

  • Local service across LITTLEOVER — fast delivery and punctual setup 🚚
  • Fully insured & safety tested equipment for worry-free fun 🛡️
  • Affordable local hire prices — value for money 💷
  • All-inclusive: delivery, setup, supervision tips, and collection included 🔄
  • Clean, well-maintained castles sanitised before every hire 🧼
  • Friendly team experienced with school fairs, parties, and community events 👋

Perfect for every event in LITTLEOVER

Our BOUNCY CASTLE HIRE LITTLEOVER suits a wide range of occasions. Choose us for:

  • Children’s birthday parties 🎂
  • School fetes and fundraising events 🏫
  • Garden BBQs and family get-togethers 🍔
  • Community festivals and church events 🎪
  • Corporate family days and team celebrations 🏢

What’s included with hire?

  • Prompt delivery to LITTLEOVER and nearby areas
  • Complete professional setup and secure anchoring ⛓️
  • Safety briefing and simple usage guidance 📋
  • Collection at an agreed time — no stress for you ⏰

Safety & insurance

Safety is our priority. All castles are regularly inspected and safety tested. We hold full insurance for public liability. That means secure, reliable BOUNCY CASTLE HIRE for families and event organisers in LITTLEOVER.

Affordable prices and flexible options

We offer competitive hire rates to fit every budget. Short-term and weekend hires available. Custom packages for larger events and multiple units. Speak to our team for a quick quote and availability.

How to book

  1. Choose your date and preferred castle style.
  2. Request a free quote for LITTLEOVER delivery.
  3. Confirm booking — we handle delivery, setup, and collection.

✨ Book trusted BOUNCY CASTLE HIRE LITTLEOVER today for safe, fun, and memorable events. ✨

Contact Us:

Email: info@avaiablecastles.com

Call Us: 07412576664 or 07401256348

you can book online anytime www.availablecastles.com

Early Origins & Name

  • Littleover’s name comes from Old English. In the Domesday Book it’s recorded as “Little Ufre”. Google Sites+2WikiShire+2

  • The “Ufre” part likely refers to a river bank or sloping ground (Old English ofer). “Little” distinguishes it from neighbouring Mickleover (“Mickle” = large / great) which means “big slope/hill.” WikiShire+2Google Sites+2

Roman & Saxon Connections

  • The area has some Roman associations: one of the old Roman roads (Rykneld Street / Rykneld Way) runs through or near Littleover, identified in part with Burton Road (A5250). Discover Derby+2Google Sites+2

  • There was a settlement in the Saxon period (or perhaps earlier) around the old village centre. Discover Derby+1

Medieval & Early Modern Period

  • The older core of Littleover evolved around the parish church (St Peter’s), Church Street, the Hollow, and nearby old houses. Some buildings in this area date from the 14th century. Google Sites+1

  • Pubs such as The Half Moon and The White Swan are very old — The Half Moon was one of two inns in the village in 1577. Google Sites+2WikiShire+2

Littleover as a Parish

Expansion & Becoming a Suburb

  • Industrialisation, growth of Derby, improved transport (roads, trams/trolleybuses) led people to move out to Littleover. It gradually shifted from rural/village character toward suburban. Discover Derby+2WikiShire+2

  • Over time, more housing estates have been built, especially southern and western expansions. Heatherton Village is one such large development. Discover Derby+1

Incorporation into Derby & Modern Governance

  • On 1 April 1968, the civil parish of Littleover was abolished and merged with the City/Borough of Derby (and Findern) for administrative purposes. WikiShire+2Wikipedia+2

  • Before this, there had been local resistance to losing independence; residents valued the village identity. Discover Derby+1

Heritage & Landmarks

  • The old core around St. Peter’s Church remains one of the oldest parts. There are thatched cottages (“Littleover Cottage” in the Hollow), which are very rare in Derbyshire. Google Sites+2WikiShire+2

  • The “Hollow” and Church Street are believed to be of medieval origin. Google Sites+1

  • Clemson’s Park: a more recent heritage / green space project. In 1954, Harold Arthur Clemson gifted some land to the parish, which eventually became the public park officially opened in 1970.

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