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Archive for March, 2010

Severn Trent claim form

Our thanks to Andy Larkin for providing us with a high resolution scan of the Severn Trent claim form, suitable for printing out. Please click here to access the form. If you wish to save it to your computer, please right-click on the link and select “Save As”. Note: The form is too big to [...]

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This week’s Stunner

This week’s (31st Mar 2010) Ashbourne News Telegraph is available in the Sycamore or on-line.  Click on the image of the front page to access the paper on-line. Recently the folks of Parwich, Alsop, Ballidon and Pikehall seem to have had a low profile in the news with the exception of the sports pages.  This [...]

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Bored of cleaning your house?

If you would like a hard working, efficient and reliable cleaner to make your life easier and keep your house sparkling clean, a local cleaner is looking for more clients in the Ashbourne area and surrounding villages. She currently cleans three houses in Parwich so references can be given if needed. Email the blog, leave [...]

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This film will be shown in the Church next Wednesday.

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Water compensation

Martin C writes: On the back of the letter that we received from Severn Trent re. the water repairs on Saturday, there is a form for claiming compensation if they don’t restore services by the stated time. Could we encourage people to claim, and then give the money to the people who were flooded? I [...]

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Some discount vouchers for Alton Towers were given out a few weeks ago via the school. If anyone has any vouchers that they do not want, could they please contact Rebecca on 318.

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Photo Diary Week 26

Again the builders have been working 7 days a week, with 6 guys in today.  This week has seen the completion of the main roof, which is fully tiled and has two solar panels on the rear.  The small structure in the middle of the roofline, when finished will be the ventilation system for the [...]

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The next meeting of Parwich Parish Council is Tuesday 30th March at 7-30pm in the Cricket Pavilion at Parson’s Croft. This is the April meeting, but is early to avoid clashing with the holiday weekend. As always the first ten minutes of the meeting are open to comments and questions from members of the public, [...]

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Weekly weather stats

Last week’s readings: Rainfall in mm Pressure in Mb am Pressure in Mb pm Temperature in ºC Max Min Sun 21st 0.0 1007.8 1013.8 12.9 0.3 Mon 22nd 1.3 1011.0 1008.5 9.8 6.0 Tue 23rd 6.3 1013.7 1007.8 11.3 -1.1 Wed 24th 4.0 1004.1 1002.1 12.3 6.9 Thu 25th 13.0 998.8 995.5 13.9 8.5 Fri [...]

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Ordering Oil

Don & Audrey are going to be placing an oil order in the next 10 days, they have the  small tanker for deliveries.  If you would like to join in with their group order, please ring them on 773.

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What’s on Where this Week

What’s on Where this Week Date Time Event Location Sunday 9.30am Palm Sunday Holy Communion with Andy Larkin Parwich Church Sunday 11.15am Mattins Alsop Church Sunday 2.30pm Parwich Methodist Service Parwich Church Monday 6-8pm PTA Easter Bunny Drive Parwich School Tuesday 7.30pm Parish Council Meeting The Pavilion Wednesday 6pm & 7.15pm Pilates Parwich School Thursday [...]

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Where is our Water?

Water was switched off  in Parwich today.  Seven Trent switched on the water at 2pm, but unfortunately the water has not reached the village yet.  Seven Trent are currently driving around the village trying to find the problem/leak.  They will do everything they can, as soon as they can but………..

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Tits Talking

“ I wonder what the council tax is for this place?” JF-S. Update: Please click here to listen to the tits in full song (but sadly not in conversation). Our thanks once again to Alan Burbidge of WSRS for providing the sound file.

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Thank you to the people who contacted the Parish Council regarding the overflowing dog bin on Kiln Lane. This is a new bin, which had been overlooked on collection. Please contact 01335390253 to report any problems. Karen

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Fair on the Green

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School newsletter 26

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Also there will be events on the Village Green and elsewhere in the afternoon, so put this date in your diary.

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Hi following our posting last week regarding has ‘Anyone Found a chocolate and cream cat?’ – as some of you may have noticed by our subsequent comment we found Sasha but she’s been quite badly injured. She’s back home now, and we’ve borrowed a puppy crate from the vets, but as she needs to be [...]

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Tweet tweet tweet…

No, PARWICH.ORG hasn’t signed up to Twitter! This “tweeting” is of an altogether more traditional kind. Kevin S. explains further: We have been very lucky on this blog to have some excellent bird photography, supplied by John F-S and several other local snappers. Having recently met Alan Burbidge, Vice Chairman of the Wildlife Sound Recording [...]

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Skills Celebration Day

Skills Celebration Day St Peter’s Church, Parwich Bank Holiday Monday 3rd May  It dawned on us recently how blest our village is with individuals with the most extraordinary range of talents and interests – from painters, through quilters, potters, bee keepers, metal detector researchers, meteorologists, caterers, flower arrangers, to record producers! – sometimes skills quite hidden [...]

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Screw top wine bottles needed

50 empty wine bottles with screw tops are needed for one of stalls at the Fair on the Green on April 25th. If you have any empties, could you either leave them at the pub recycling bin, or at Mick Edge’s House. Thanks.

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The Stunner

You can buy the Ashbourne News Telegraph from the Pub or read it online.  As always do let the team know if we have missed something. p1, 24 & 25 – Welcome home – The passion and the pride at the return of the 2nd Battalion Mercian Regiment as they marched through Ashbourne. p2 – [...]

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Tomorrow – Tennis Club AGM

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Film Night – April 16th

Parwich Church on Friday 16th April at 7.45pm. Free Entrance. Certificate 15. WINNER OF 6 OSCARS, INCLUDING BEST FILM, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Screenplay This low budget highly-rated film is an intense portrayal of elite soldiers who have one of the most dangerous jobs in the world: disarming bombs in the heat of combat.  [...]

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Alsop Hall – a historical query.

We have received the following enquiry from A. Jackson, regarding the history of Alsop Hall. I have a query about Alsop Hall and the family that resided there. I recently bought two books, both with inscriptions on the inside. The first (called Lost Gip by Hesba Stretton) has the following inside: “To John, from Mrs [...]

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Lent Lunch tomorrow – Wednesday

Tomorrow is the final Lent Lunch of the year. There are lots of good reasons for coming along: to meet Jo & Andy in their new home to have lunch prepared for you – lots of lovely bread & cheese etc to relax for an hour or so to come along and meet friends and [...]

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Caroline Rodgers (headteacher of the primary school) and I (Lynne Goldsworthy, chair of governors of the primary school) were taken on a tour this lunchtime of the building site that is very fast turning into the new village memorial hall.  The space and facilities that the school will be able to use really amazed and [...]

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Equinox weather stats

Last week’s readings: Rainfall in mm Pressure in Mb am Pressure in Mb pm Temperature in ºC Max Min Sun 14th 0.0 1023.5 1022.4 12.2 3.3 Mon 15th 0.0 1020.2 1017.6 9.1 3.5 Tue 16th 0.0 1017.7 1016.2 13.1 -1.0 Wed 17th 0.0 1012.6 1012.7 13.9 4.2 Thu 18th 0.9 1009.3 1002.7 13.0 6.7 Fri [...]

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Update On B5056 Landslip Work

Many thanks to Dave R who has provided some photos of the construction works at the B5056 landslip site as taken this Sunday. The line of piles has been connected by a concrete ground beam with a reinforced concrete retaining wall on top. It looks like progress is being made.

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What’s on Where this Week

What’s on Where this Week Date Time Event Location Sunday 9.30am Holy Communion with Andy Larkin Parwich Church Sunday 11.15am Holy Communion Alsop Church Wednesday 12.30-2pm Lent Lunch The Vicarage Andy & Jo Wednesday 6pm & 7.15pm Pilates Parwich School Thursday 3.30-6pm Open Evening Parwich School Thursday 7.45pm Tennis Club AGM The Sycamore Friday 1pm [...]

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Car for sale

FOR SALE Peugeot 206 Coupe Cabriolet Automatic (in Black) FM02 MXL Only 23,300 miles. One owner from new, kept in garage, 1.6 petrol engine, about 38 mpg. Equipped with Immobiliser/alarm and remote double deadlocking, electric roof and windows, power steering, ABS brakes, air conditioning and CD/ stereo radio. The auto gearbox has four speeds and [...]

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Pleasant pheasant

Spotted in Dorothy’s garden waiting for the daffodils: Beautiful plumage the Parwich Purple!

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An idea for Parwich?

Following on from the recent blog discussions on the speed of some traffic in the village, one of the Blog Team was struck by the installation pictured below which can be found at the entrances to Brassington. Would a measure such as this be a good idea for Parwich? Do you think it would have [...]

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The suspense has been almost unbearable, but now the long days waiting are over. Instalment Six in the epic work of romantic fiction Parwich Heights has been forged by our next authoress – Barbara Heartland.  Click on the book cover for an avid read! If you would like to try your hand at an instalment of Parwich [...]

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Final Lent Lunch on Wednesday

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Stepping Stones AGM

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School newsletter 25

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We’ve not seen our cat Sasha since early yesterday evening, which is unusual as she is generally never far from the house – and never misses breakfast!   She is a long haired birman, with a chocolate face, ears and legs, and a lighter coffee coloured body.  She’s extremely friendly and approachable and is wearing [...]

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