This first half of this week’s video gives the update for the area including Ashbourne. It can be seen here https://www.facebook.com/hannagebrook/videos/1184092175383142
Archive for the ‘Health Care’ Category
Ashbourne Vaccination Update
Posted in Health Care on Wednesday February 24, 2021| Leave a Comment »
Vaccination Update for Ashbourne Doctors
Posted in Health Care on Monday February 15, 2021| Leave a Comment »
This week’s update can be seen here https://www.facebook.com/hannagebrook/videos/1774873632679899
Give a Little Wave
Posted in Health Care, People on Tuesday February 9, 2021| 1 Comment »
My father, Alan Oldfield, has been ill for several months now, he used to be very active in the village. Id like to cheer his day by asking for people to wave if they pass by.
If you take a walk round Parwich and pass by Chestnut Cottages , give a wave at number 6 to the gentlemen sitting by the window. This is Alan Oldfield, he will be 90 in August and would love to see you wave to say hello. He spends most days looking out the window watching the world go by so please say ‘Hi’ with a wave. It will cheer him up no end.
Thank you , from Janette H his daughter
Ashbourne Vaccination Update
Posted in Health Care on Monday February 8, 2021| Leave a Comment »
The update video can be seen here https://www.facebook.com/hannagebrook/videos/3972427809436852
Royal Derby Donation Update
Posted in Covid, Health Care on Tuesday February 2, 2021| Leave a Comment »
Thank you all for your amazing support, I’ve been overwhelmed with the amount of people wanting to get involved.
We’ve already gathered a whole load of hand creams, lip balms and biscuits, and I’ve placed a large order today with the £200 of monetary donations.
Furthermore, a massive thank you to Adele Bonshor for organising a similar collection in Tissington which will be donated alongside ours
The Parwich collection box will be out through to the end of this week if anyone still wishes to drop in any hand cream or lip balms.
I’ll post again next week with our grand total of donations before they’re dropped off for delivery to the Royal Derby Hospital.
Vaccination Update
Posted in Health Care on Monday February 1, 2021| Leave a Comment »
For this week’s vaccination update which includes Ashbourne please click on the link https://www.facebook.com/hannagebrook/videos/846451475915063
Bag It! Bin It!
Posted in Environment, Health Care, Pets of Parwich on Sunday January 31, 2021| Leave a Comment »
We’ve received a number of reports concerning dog fouling around the village. There are numerous signs and bins around the village like this one-
Whilst recognising that the majority of dog owners in the village do clean up after their dogs it is sadly not everyone. Please remember to bag it and bin it.
Also there seem to be a number of dogs allowed to wander free around the village. Please accompany your dog at all times otherwise there is a risk of it fouling around the streets and also getting into fields with stock. During this lockdown there are very few visitors in the village so we can’t push the blame onto outsiders.
Particular “hot” spots at the moment appear to be:
Area around the school;
The footpath beside Smithy Close;
Parsons Croft.
Thank you on behalf of all Parwich residents.
Support the Royal Derby Hospital
Posted in Covid, Health Care, Uncategorized on Monday January 25, 2021| 2 Comments »
Hello,
I’m arranging a collection of goodies to be taken in for the amazing staff team at Royal Derby Hospital, as a small token of appreciation for all they are doing.
Having spoken with one of the ICU team I understand that handcreams and lip balms would be very much appreciated, as would biscuits for tea breaks etc.
If anyone would like to get involved there are a couple of ways you can help:
I will arrange to leave a box at the top of our drive (The Orchards) to accept donations of hand creams, lip balms etc.
Alternatively, if it’s easier to donate a monetary amount I will gladly collect it all together and place an online order for some supplies at the end of this week. You’d be welcome to either pop cash in an envelope into our letterbox or contact me to arrange a bank transfer if easier.
I’m hoping to have enough of a collection ready to drop over early next week.
Thank you so much for taking the time to read this, and please don’t hesitate to contact me should you have any queries at all.
Many thanks
Rosie (07712 481 197 or Parwich 458)
Volunteers Needed
Posted in Health Care on Thursday January 21, 2021| Leave a Comment »
Please see the link below if you are interested in volunteering with the vaccine rollout. They are ramping up the vaccinations in Derby Arena and still need steward volunteers. I am happy to provide more information about what it entails.
https://joinedupcareers.co.uk/careers/call-arms
Sue H 334
Vaccination Update
Posted in Health Care on Monday January 18, 2021| Leave a Comment »
Dr Penny Blackwell, clinical lead for the South Dales area for NHS Derby and Derbyshire Clinical Commissioning has given a briefing on how the vaccination programme is going at St Oswalds. To see the briefing click the link https://www.facebook.com/groups/2917885761604275/permalink/3750127575046752/
Lifts for Vaccinations
Posted in First Responders, Health Care on Wednesday January 13, 2021| 2 Comments »
If anyone is absolutely stuck for a lift to receive their immunisation against Covid 19, several First Responders are becoming available to help out once they have themselves been vaccinated. We would wear masks and possibly at least be preferable to a taxi or bus.
As we are already volunteering at various sites to help with the rollout we may not be free. However please call Sue H on 334 if you do need transport to and from your vaccine and we will do our best.
DDDC to move into Tier 2
Posted in Covid, Health Care on Thursday October 29, 2020| Leave a Comment »
Latest news from Derbyshire Dales
Derbyshire Dales to move into Tier 2
PLEASE SHARE | The Derbyshire Dales moves into the COVID HIGH Alert Level (Tier 2) from 00:01 this Saturday, 31 October. The Government’s announcement that all of Derbyshire becomes Tier 2 from the early hours of Saturday comes as the rate of COVID19 infections continues to rise rapidly across the UK.
Wasp Nest
Posted in Environment, Fauna, Health Care on Tuesday September 15, 2020| Leave a Comment »
Thanks to Carl W for this warning
Please be aware there is a wasp nest in a hole in the ground approximately one third of the way up the sledging field/Cowes Close.
It’s on the right hand side quite close to the footpath.
Message from Derbyshire Constabulary: Stay Safe
Posted in Covid, Eating Out, Health Care, Police, Pub on Tuesday June 30, 2020| Leave a Comment »
As businesses such as pubs and restaurants open their doors to the public from Saturday 4 July, we are offering advice to make sure you have a safe and enjoyable experience.
Please remember that social distancing rules continue to apply and you may be expected to queue outside venues or at the bar once you are inside and provide your details at each premises you visit to assist with track and trace.
We all have a responsibility to stop the spread of coronavirus so maintain a distance of two metres from those around you.We anticipate that the city, and towns across the county, will be busy when establishments re-open for the first time so if you need to book a taxi, make sure you do so well in advance.
The advice is that you should avoid using public transport where possible but if you do need to use a train or bus, remember that face coverings must be worn.
Extra officers will be on patrol this weekend to make sure that people can enjoy the county’s pubs, clubs and restaurants safely.
Owners of on-licences premises will need to have the appropriate risk assessments and plans in place to ensure both staff and customer safety. Owners should seek advice from their local environmental health officers and licensing teams for further advice if required.
Inspector Emma Marshall said: “It’s great for the local economy that the pubs and restaurants can re-open, however people visiting need to be aware that their evening out is likely to be very different from previous nights out in the towns and cities.
“People will need to be patient as queues are likely to be longer than expected and respect the rights of other to socially distance while everyone takes the opportunity to enjoy themselves. We will be supporting our colleagues in environmental health to identify breaches and take appropriate action where necessary.”
Councillor Jonathan Smale, Cabinet Member for Communities, Neighbourhoods and Streetpride, said: “Derby has been awarded Purple Flag status as a safe and welcoming place to come and enjoy a night out for the past six years. Coronavirus isn’t going to change that. We’re working really hard with our great venues to ensure that it’s going to be just as safe to come into Derby and enjoy a really good night out whilst following the necessary guidelines to prevent the further spread of COVID-19.
“Things are obviously going to be different and so we’re asking people to be respectful, patient and work with us to make sure we can continue to enjoy a safe night out.”
District Council Coronavirus All Party Statement
Posted in Covid, Health Care, Local government on Tuesday June 16, 2020| Leave a Comment »
All of the District Council’s political groups have signed up to a joint statement calling on central government to ensure that the needs of local communities are fully considered as coronavirus lockdown eases.
The statement – issued by the leaders of the Conservative, Green, Labour and Liberal Democrat groups – calls on Secretary of State Robert Jenrick to review all strategies and regulations “to make sure that our communities are protected from uncontrolled excess visitor numbers that could contribute to a second wave of the virus”.
Appeal to ‘Respect and Protect’ the Dales
Posted in Covid, Health Care, Local government on Wednesday May 13, 2020| Leave a Comment »
The Leader of Derbyshire Dales District Council is asking would-be visitors to think twice before making a trip to one of the most beautiful regions in England.
The relaxation by the Government of coronavirus travel guidelines means many people who live both inside and outside the area may be contemplating a trip to the Dales’ visitor hotspots.
But the Council’s Leader Councillor Garry Purdy said: “While I totally understand the temptation to seek some respite from the constraints placed on all of us by the coronavirus crisis, my appeal to anyone considering a trip is not to focus so much on what you can now do but rather what you should do.
“Visiting the Dales right now will undoubtedly create tensions in our communities as well as placing pressure on our roads and emergency services, and, as a former police officer myself, I have a massive amount of sympathy for the policing job now facing the force.
“I am fortunate to represent an area of the Dales that includes Matlock Bath, which is a magnet for tourists at this time of year, but I am asking visitors to respect and protect the residents of Matlock Bath and all of the district’s many honeypot villages by staying away for now.
“We will welcome you back with open arms when this virus is properly under control – our leisure and tourism businesses, most of which continue to be closed, need your support in the long term. But, for now, please don’t put our already limited local services under unnecessary pressure.”
Clinically Vulnerable Residents – Message from DDDC
Posted in Covid, Health Care, Local government on Thursday April 16, 2020| Leave a Comment »
It has been brought to our attention that many of our most vulnerable residents
may be missing out on essential support because they haven’t responded to a recent NHS letter, delivered to them as they are classed as being clinically extremely vulnerable to coronavirus.
Unfortunately, as a district council, we have no way of knowing who these residents are. Worse, some are likely to be difficult to reach via our usual communications channels. It would be much appreciated therefore if you could spread the word in your communities.
We have today launched a campaign urging family and friends to register for support on behalf of people who have received the NHS letter – anyone can do this online at www.gov.uk/coronavirus-extremely-vulnerable
We’re also again encouraging anyone not classed by their GP or hospital clinician as being clinically extremely vulnerable, but still needing support, to register for help via the County Council’s Community Response Unit atwww.derbyshire.gov.uk/gethelp or call 01629 535091 Monday to Friday 9amto 5pm and Saturdays 9am to 1pm.
You can share our Facebook campaign post here or re-Tweet our Twitter post here. We are also issuing this to our e-newsletter database and to local media.
A Message worth Sharing from PDNPA
Posted in Health Care on Friday March 27, 2020| Leave a Comment »
Meat and Vegetables
Posted in Covid, Health Care on Sunday March 22, 2020| 2 Comments »
We are indebted to Malcolm H for passing this on to us –
I bought meat from Andrew Holmes Butchers in Tissington yesterday and he told me he is able to take telephone orders.He also has an arrangement with Fresh Choice vegetables of Ashbourne in that they will deliver telephone orders to him and keep them in their cold room so that you can collect both veg and meat orders at once. A great help as it obviously avoids the necessity to travel into Ashbourne
A J Holmes, The old Slaughter House Chapel Lane Tissington tel: 01335 350186Fresh Choice,22 St John Street, Ashbourne tel: 01335 300850I hope this helps
Books and DVDs for the coming weeks
Posted in Health Care, Offers on Friday March 20, 2020| 2 Comments »
As people start to social distance and in, some cases completely isolate, I’ve put together a collection of books and DVDs which anyone is welcome to take. They are placed on a small bookcase outside my home, 8 Sycamore Cottages.
Whilst I am well and have been social distancing for over a week now, I have spritzed the items with alcohol spray just to make sure. Fellow villagers are also welcome to take, swap and leave their own books and DVDs.
My favourite genres are a bit dark so you’ll find mysteries and gothic horror mostly with a few biographies, memoirs, historical fiction and lighter topics. DVDs include musicals and Downton Abbey.
It would be nice if any has spare children’s books to leave them for other villagers who are homeschooling. A spritz of spray on all donations would also be appreciated but I’ll check throughout the weekend too as it’s meant to be bright and clear so I’ll keep it out until Sunday evening.
In a couple of weeks, I’ll repeat the exercise.
Stay well, stay strong and look after each other.
Caroline G xox
Coronavirus Help
Posted in Covid, Health Care, People on Wednesday March 18, 2020| 3 Comments »
Help with Self-Isolation
Posted in Health Care, News, People, Services on Sunday March 15, 2020| 16 Comments »
Hi, we just wanted to offer our help to anyone who may need it at the moment.
Between us, we go to Ashbourne, Wirksworth or Bakewell every day and we would be happy to pick up anything needed such as shopping, prescriptions or anything else. We are happy to drop it off anywhere in the area. We can also call to Hartington for prescriptions if needed.
Please just call if you need anything at all. If we are unable to answer straight away please do leave us a message and we will get back to you. Our numbers are:
Liz Edge – 07545 345 504
Karen Wigley – 07792 289 888
Rosie Ward – 07712 481 197
Many thanks,
Liz, Karen and Rosie
Merry Christmas!
Posted in Health Care, Opinion, Sustainability on Tuesday December 24, 2019| Leave a Comment »
Green Goddess in Parwich
Posted in Health Care, Young people on Saturday July 6, 2019| Leave a Comment »
Thanks to Rob Francis for reminding us about summer 1983 when the Green Goddess came to in Parwich and sending us these 3 youtube links. Let us know who you recognise.
Pikehall Tractor Run
Posted in Health Care, Pikehall on Sunday September 23, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Training for All
Posted in First Responders, Health Care, Uncategorized on Thursday September 20, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Just a quick reminder about the training session at the Memorial Hall. It is open to everybody and we hope that lots of people will pop along for the session. It should last about an hour and a half, finishing with free refreshments.
So whether you feel that your life saving skills are rusty or if you think that you would have no idea what to do in the case of a heart attack please come and hear John Whittaker from East Midlands Ambulance Service guide us all through what you should do.We have decided to hold a raffle in aid of the Air Ambulance during the evening. Parwich First Responders look forward to seeing you on Thursday at 7.30. Sue H
Training for All
Posted in First Responders, Health Care on Thursday September 13, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Training for All
Posted in Health Care on Monday August 27, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Praise for Emergency Teams
Posted in Health Care on Friday June 1, 2018| 1 Comment »
We are not alone in Parwich ( NHS Emergency System held in high esteem)
Suffering a Wasp attack and prone to Anaphalaxis the events below unfolded Tuesday afternoon.
On receiving the sting, the administration of a Epipen has to be actioned followed by a request for an ambulance.
The immediately received call by the operator once establishing the service required, actioned the appropriate call out , they stayed on the phone asking and giving information only finishing the call once a member of the response team arrive this being a member of the Parwich first responder to monitor the situation .
Soon afterward the paramedic arrived to take over and monitor my health. some 20 minutes later the Ambulance arrived.
Having established I was stable but with consultation with my G.P. they relinquished their responsibility and left.
A secondary reaction occured but was soon controlled by my G.P. on an emergency appointment at the locally surgery.
The above agency carried out their work as a cohesive team , fast, efficient and professional.
THEREFORE WE ARE NOT ALONE
David Goldstraw
Bird Flu
Posted in Environment, Farming, Health Care, Ornithology, Pets of Parwich on Saturday December 23, 2017| Leave a Comment »
We have received the following information on bird flu form the Derbyshire Association of Local Councils via our Parish Council.
Last winter the UK experienced several outbreaks of avian influenza – better known as bird flu – and the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is asking for help to share information in local communities. This highly contagious disease affects birds including chickens, ducks and geese, and can be fatal to them, devastating farmers’ livelihoods. It is just as much of a risk to those with a few chickens in a back garden as to commercial farmers and anyone who keeps chickens, ducks or geese. Defra is asking local councils to share their advice on bird flu in their respective communities, for example on noticeboards using their poster, through social media or in newsletters.
Please help spread the word
Coffee Morning on Friday
Posted in Events, Health Care on Wednesday October 18, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Merry Christmas!
Posted in Health Care, Opinion, Sustainability on Saturday December 24, 2016| Leave a Comment »
Pooh!
Posted in Environment, Health Care, Pets of Parwich, Uncategorized on Tuesday November 29, 2016| 3 Comments »
New Year Resolution for All Dog Owners – pick up your poo!For the third time in the past week I have picked up and binned other dogs’ faeces on the large cricket pitch when depositing my own dogs’ waste. I do this on behalf of all other good dog owners who would hate to see another place that dogs are banned from entering just because some people can’t be bothered. Maybe a bin can be placed on the field to make it more enticing to do the right thing?Dogs are meant to be man’s best friend, but they are regulated more than any other pet in the country! We’ve already been told we can’t use the smaller playing field because it’s for children only, (despite seeing around seven kids play on there in two years.) I’d love it if dogs had a designated play area so we can all be responsible for looking after said area. Instead, I fear, I’ll see a notice on this blog to say dogs are no longer allowed on the cricket pitch either simply because of a handful of people. We are not perfect dog owners ourselves, our dogs are not perfect, but one thing we do do is make sure we pick up their do do’s!So please, learn to steel your stomachs for this unpleasant task and think of the greater good.Woof!Caroline G
MacMillan Coffee Morning
Posted in Events, Health Care, Uncategorized on Saturday October 15, 2016| 3 Comments »
Thank you to everyone who attended the MacMillan coffee morning yesterday. It was a hugely successful event raising the magnificent sum of £730.
Thank you again to everyone for your generosity.
Sandra and Judith
MacMillan Coffee Morning
Posted in Events, Health Care on Monday October 10, 2016| Leave a Comment »
Proposed Mobile Phone Mast
Posted in Health Care, Parish Council, Planning, Utilities on Monday September 19, 2016| Leave a Comment »
With the Parish Council meeting on Wednesday discussing feedback received and possible next steps I’m a little concerned that many people may have missed the information posted here on the blog as these posts have now disappeared down the page.
I think it’s worth pointing to the information concerning the proposal and also issues and concerns raised in comments on the blog.
The Council website pages has a comprehensive set of information concerning the plans which can be found here
A number of people have expressed concerns to us and have quoted the Mast Sanity site as a good starting point for researching possible negative consequences of a mast so close to the village. Their information on masts can be found here
Mast Sanity and other research expresses concerns regarding health issues for residents within 400m of a mast. Others such as the Government and the NHS say there are no health issues.
just for interest, here’s the plan of Parwich with 100metre distances from the proposed mast location that was posted previously in a comment.
In posting this I wish to make clear I am neither endorsing nor opposing the mast plans but merely seeking to make sure residents of the village are aware and can find the relevant information.
Steve J
Proposed Closure of Newholme Hospital
Posted in Health Care, Parish Council, Services on Saturday July 23, 2016| 1 Comment »
The Parish Council has received the following from the Derbyshire Association of Local Councils.
As you may be aware from local news there is a proposal to close Newholme Hospital, Bakewell as part of changes to the care system.
There appears to have been has been no official direct consultation of Town and Parish Councils.
We have been asked by a member Council to forward the link to the consultation to parish councils/meetings in the Bakewell area in order that they could have an opportunity to comment.
The link is as follows: http://www.joinedupcare.org.uk/
Once you reach this page you will be able to read about the proposals and click on a further link that will allow you to express your views through and on-line form if you wish. There is also a form that can be printed to complete by hand. If any resident would like assistance with completing the form please contact the clerk.
Regards
Andrew Martin
Clerk RFO. Parwich Parish Council
e-mail: clerk@parwichparishcouncil.org.uk
DDDC New Horse Fouling Proposals
Posted in Health Care, Local government on Friday April 1, 2016| 3 Comments »
Derbyshire Dales District Council has responded to the views of local people on proposed “Horse Orders” that could become law in public spaces across the Derbyshire Dales from April. The District Council’s Environment Committee are considering plans to adopt exclusion orders and a horse-on-lead reign policy in certain areas – and give council workers powers to issue fixed penalty notices to riders who fail to remove horse mess left by their animals in public places. The proposed orders seek to balance the needs of responsible riders against the interests of those affected by large piles of horse droppings, particularly toddlers. (more…)
Important Meeting Follow Up on Tuesday
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