It is that time of the week again and the Asbourne News Telegraph is out again. Here are some local links:
- p.2 Yesterday the Park District National Park Authority met residents of Hartington, they plan to include Parwich amongst the villages visited next (click here to see our earlier post, and here to read the article.)
- p.6 & 7 Two page spread on the Biggest Coffee Morning in the World in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support, including Sandra and Rebecca’s in Parwich which raised £450.
- p.11 “Gas canister causes blaze” reports last week’s fire in Parwich. At least Val, the fire didn’t make the front page as you feared.
- p.11 Planning permission refused for a new access drive at The Old Barn, Pikehall (this is an update on the information in the paper).
- p.17 Planning permission granted for indoor swimming pool at Parwich Lees (this is an update on the information in the paper).
- p.21 “A Team’s 33 top grades”: an article on QEGS’ very successful GCSE students including our own Catherine Bunting. Best wishes with your A Level courses.
- p.27 to 38 The new starters at Parwich Primary School are photographed on p28 in this First Day at School 12-page pull out. Parents and grandparents be sure to buy your copy.
- p.62 Darts results for the Jennings Cup 1st Round: the Sycamore won 7-2 against Compton A, and the Legion won 9-0 against Nags Head Ladies.
Here are some other items that might be of interest to our readers:
- p.1 & 2 Article on concerns about zero-tolerance parking tickets in Ashbourne after parking enforcement is handed over to Local Authorities next month (click here to see article).
- p.2 There will be a trial recycling bin for old mobile phones and computer printer cartridges. The purple bin will be sited at the Ashbourne Sainsbury’s for six months.
- p.3 More on the debate over the planned wind farm on Carsington Pastures (click here to see the article and a video of a Danish wind turbine breaking up).
- p.4 Derbyshire Dales District Council are offering free advice to local people on flood prevention. For advice contact tel. 01629 761130. To check if you are in a flood risk area contact the Environment Agency‘s Floodline on tel. 0845 988 1188 (click here to see the article).
- p.4 Planning application to erect a marquee at Tissington Hall for six months of each year. See also public notice on p.60.
As always let us know if we have missed anything.
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I had read the stunner my self before reading your round up of news and was suprised to read the reports on the planning applications one being approved and one being rejected. My reading was that they had both been validated and were awaiting decisions.
Perhaps i have misinturpreted it but page 11 states ” the application has been validated, with the authority now ready to proceed to a decision.” with similar on 17
Bill, it is good to see you have not completely disappeared and that you are as keen eyed as ever.
The information given in the paper was out of date (see links provided in the post), so I up dated it. Consequently as you point out, my post was not a strictly accurate report of what was in the paper, but it did not seem worth indicating the out of date information, explaining that it was out of date, then giving the current situation.
Does this mean Bob will make a come back as well?
Well Pheadair, Bob’s never really been away….
– just keeping a watching brief, waiting for an opportune moment and contentious post……