The Parwich and District Horticultural Society has raised funds through Open Gardens which are available for organisations in Parwich and will be allocated at our AGM on 27th January 2027.
If you represent an organisation in the village which is in need of funding and would like to be considered, please submit an application in writing to parwichhorticultural@gmail.comBY 20TH JANUARY.
In your application please be specific and include:
how much you would like
what it is for
whether you have secured or applied for full or part funding from other sources for the same thing
your bank details for a bank transfer in the event you are successful
If you have any questions please speak with Jill, Ange or Nina or email as above.
Thank you to everyone who came along and supported last nights event it was a great turnout and we hope you all had a great time.
The generosity of people last night was greatly appreciated, as was the hard work of all the volunteers (which is still continuing with the big clean up orchestrated by the amazing Roy Millward and Phil Kirkham). A special thank you to Parwich Parish Council for their kind donation towards the fireworks. So from me and the Committee, THANK YOU it all means we can carry on for another year.
Please can you ensure that no one passes the blue rope barrier around the bonfire until the Committee have completely cleared the site. The area is out of bounds to all until then.
Parwich Parish Council wants to hear your feedback and views on managing, protecting, and improving Millenium Green & Pump Hill.
As a Council, we are happy to support local biodiversity, but we also know how important it is to keep our Parish looking its best and, to strike the right balance, we need your feedback. We would appreciate it if you could take 2 minutes to fill in this survey to inform the council of what you would like done to these two patches of council land. Responses will be taken until 19th November and discussed openly at the next Council meeting on 25th November. Paper copies are available on request from Parish Councillors.
Don’t forget to bring your guys to the Pavilion ready for judging before 7.30pm. Tea, coffee and hot chocolate will be available in the Pavilion, all proceeds go to support the event.
Pressure tells the true, untold story of the tense 72-hour countdown to D-Day during World War II. General Dwight D. Eisenhower (played by Brendan Fraser) must decide whether to launch Operation Overlord—the massive seaborne Allied invasion of Nazi-occupied France—or postpone it and risk losing the element of surprise.
Captain James Stagg (played by Andrew Scott), the Chief Meteorological Officer for the Allied forces, is tasked with delivering the weather forecast that will make or break the mission. Stagg tracks two dangerous storm systems advancing toward the Normandy coast, putting him at odds with other forecasters who predict milder conditions.
With thousands of lives, equipment coordination, and the outcome of World War II hanging on his calculations, Eisenhower has to weigh conflicting meteorological models before making history’s most critical call.
The steels for the garage roof at Knab house will be arriving at 8am this Thursday morning. Whilst they say they can get up the driveway, experience has taught us otherwise. Therefore there may be some chuffing about around Creamery /Monsdale Lane for an hour or so. We apologise for any inconvenience experienced.
I realise that there has been a large amount of coming and going from Knab house this week as we fill in around the garage. We are optimistic that by the end of this week the vast majority of heavy lifting and earth moving will be complete. Thank you for your continued patience.
Kind regards Juliet & Paul
Parwich Parish Council wants to hear your feedback and views on managing, protecting, and improving Millenium Green & Pump Hill.
As a Council, we are happy to support local biodiversity, but we also know how important it is to keep our Parish looking its best and, to strike the right balance, we need your feedback. We would appreciate it if you could take 2 minutes to fill in this survey to inform the council of what you would like done to these two patches of council land. Responses will be taken until 19th November and discussed openly at the next Council meeting on 25th November. Paper copies are available on request from Parish Councillors.
Gill Simpson’s (formerly of The Old Farmhouse) celebration of life will be on Monday at 3.15 at St Peter’s Church. She will be leaving Parwich for the last time from the church on Monday October 26th at 1pm for a family only service at Markeaton. We will then return to Parwich Church at 3.15 to hold a celebration of her life. Retiring collection for Parwich Memorial Garden Fund. Collection boxes will be available at the service or on line payments can be made at the church. Please put G Simpson as the reference on any online payments. Please wear bright colours- after all she was an artist and a gardener! 🌻🌻🌻 Refreshments afterwards at the Sycamore. RIP Gill. X
