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Playground Equipment

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The Parish Council is making another appeal for ideas for new equipment for the playground. Click here for more information.

 

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Thank You!

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Parish Council Vacancy

There is a casual vacancy on Parwich Parish Council.
Electors have fourteen working days to request an election, after which the Council can fill the vacancy by co-option.

Full details can be found here

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Village Tidy Up

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Parish Council Meeting Minutes

The minutes of the meeting held on 20th September can be found here

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Parish Council Meeting Agenda

The agenda for the Parish Council meeting to be held on 20th September can be found here

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Village Maintenance Day

We have been asked by the Parish Council to publicise the next Village Maintenance Day which will be held on Sunday the 8th of October.

The particular tasks to be tackled will be discussed and planned at the next Parish Council Meeting on the 20th of September.

The Parish Council hopes that by giving advance notice, more people will be able to take part. Even if you can only give an hour or two you will be very welcome. The more people we have the more we can get done on the day.

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The Allotment Poll

A few weeks ago I ran a poll on here to coincide with  National Allotments Week

The poll attracted 30 responses (thank you all!) with 13 saying they would like to have an allotment in the village.

There were 2 comments that added some good information and ideas for thoses interested.

The Parish Council Clerk provided some valuable information for those interested in an allotment –

“If residents would like to rent an allotment they should write to the Parish Council. If six residents write to a Parish Council requesting provision of allotments the Council is required to formally assess the level of demand.”

Then this great suggestion came from Saskia T –

“I wondered whether a third option of a ‘Community Allotment’ should also be considered: i.e. a shared allotment that could be used by a group of residents who don’t have a veg plot and would share the produce. Other growers in the village could share excess seedlings and excess produce (especially runners beans and marrows…). And if there is enough space: a few fruit trees? Perhaps pie (or should that be ‘pumpkin’) in the sky? The suggestion originates from a visit to an amazing community allotment project in a small hamlet in Australia”

So in conclusion, anyone interested in allotments should write to the Parish Council.

Monte

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We have been asked by the Parish Council to publish the following –

Derbyshire Environmental Trust administer the Tarmac Landfill Communities Fund. This fund allows grants to be made for certain community projects that are near to landfill sites. It is funded by tax rebates available to land fill operators. Average grants are in the region of £20,000 though there is no specific limit.

The Parish Council has established that Parwich is located close enough to such a site to be able to apply for a grant. It has also been confirmed that playground improvements would be a suitable project.

At this stage the Parish Council is interested in hearing from residents about the sort of improvements they would like to see. Ideas from children would be particularly appreciated.

It is not possible to confirm if any particular suggestion would be implemented as costs and alternatives may have to be considered. The whole process may take many months due to the timetable for preparing and reviewing applications.

Depending on the proposals made permission from the Paek Parks Planning Authority may be required.

Please e-mail or write to the Parish Council, or contact the Clerk or any of the Councillors with your suggestions.

clerk@parwichparishcouncil.org.uk

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We have been asked by the Parish Council to publish the following –

The Peak District National Park Planning committee has rejected this Planning Application.

The reason given was that

“The proposed installation by reasons of its height and exposed position would appear as an intrusive feature in this open countryside location, detrimental to the visual amenities of the area.”

No further public consultation had taken place as the application was regarded as a “permitted development”.

Further details can be found here

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Village Maintenance Day

We have been asked by the Parish Council to publicise the next Village Maintenance Day which will be held on Sunday the 8th of October.

The particular tasks to be tackled will be discussed and planned at the next Parish Council Meeting on the 20th of September.

The Parish Council hopes that by giving advance notice, more people will be able to take part. Even if you can only give an hour or two you will be very welcome. The more people we have the more we can get done on the day.

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Parish Council Minutes

Minutes of the meeting of the Parish Council on the 19th of July can be read here

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The agenda for the Parish Council Meeting on the 19th July 2017 has been published here

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The minutes of the Annual Meeting of the Parish Councilheld on the 17th May have been published on the Parish Council website and can be seen here

The annual Governance Statement and Accounting Statement for 2016-7 submitted to the external Auditors can be seen here

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Parish Council Meeting

The agenda for the Parish Council Meeting on the 21st June 2017 has been published here

At 7:30 Pat Laughlin from Derbyshire Connect will be available to report on the pilot bus service and take questions from members of the public.

This will be followed by the formal Parish Council Meeting
Members of the public are very welcome to attend the meeting.

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Public Toilets

We have received this from Andrew, the Parish Council Clerk.

 

The Parish Council recently asked for views about the use of the public toilets at Parson’s Croft. Based on the responses and subsequent discussion the following was minuted:

No interest had been shown in using public funds to keep them open on a regular basis.
Resolved: That the toilets can generally be made available for use by village groups as required on the basis that they will leave them as they would wish to find them.
Resolved: That regular users shall have their own keys for this purpose. Currently the School and Bowls Club who have keys and the Football Club who need keys cut.
Resolved: That for occasional use, e.g. caravan meetings, the toilets will be opened by one of the Parish Council key holders.

So if you would like the toilets to be opened please contact the Parish Clerk.

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The Parish Council has published the Chairman’s Annual Report presented at the recent Parish Annual Meeting and the charts presented by the Responsible Financial Officer along with some explanatory notes.

Reports from the Bowls Club, Horticultural Society,  Blog Team and Friday Football group are also available.

All the reports can be seen by using this  link  to the Parish Council site.

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A Big Thank You!

The Parish Council would like thank all who helped with the clean up day on Parsons Croft.

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More pictures of the pavilion before, during and after can be seen here

Thanks from us all as well!

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The minutes of the Annual Meeting of the Parish Council held on the 17th May have been published on the Parish Council website and can be seen here

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The agendas for the Parish Council Annual Meeting and Parish Annual Meeting of 17th May 2017 have been published.  Link here.

 

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We have received the following via Parwich Parish Council. Although it doesn’t say it, I am told that this is for the Eroica vintage cycling festival and that several local residents will be taking part – good luck to you all!

 

DERBYSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL
TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF WAITING AT ANY TIME AND 30MPH SPEED LIMIT
A515, A5012 AND FRIDEN LANE, NEWHAVEN

WHEN: 14 June 207 to 19 June 2017
WHERE: It will be necessary to prohibit waiting and prohibit traffic from travelling at a speed in excess of 30mph on the following lengths of highway: A515, Newhaven from a point 285 metres south of its junction with the A5012 for a distance of 1.5 kilometres in a northerly direction; on the A5012, Newhaven from its junction with the A515 for a distance of 430 metres in an easterly direction; and on Friden Lane, Newhaven from its junction with the A5012 for a distance of 830 metres in a north easterly direction.
REASON: To facilitate safe access to event

The restrictions will be in force for the time stated or until the work is finished. This may be earlier than advertised.

Derbyshire County Council apologises for any inconvenience caused while work takes place. Anyone needing further information should ring Call Derbyshire 01629 533190.

The County Council intends to make/has made an Order under Section 16 (Special Events) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1994 (as amended).

Mike Ashworth, Strategic Director – Economy, Transport and Environment, County Hall, MATLOCK DE4 3AG

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Spring Cleaning Tomorrow!

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New Mast Proposal

We have received this from the Parish Council. This one looks to be even closer to the school than the previous mast proposal.

 

The Parish Council has recently been approached for comments regarding a new proposed mobile phone base station to be located on private land at Brook Close Farm.

Whilst the Parish Council has been approached for comment, we do not have the power to either accept or reject the latest proposal. Likewise, should planning consent be sought from the Peak District National Park then the Parish Council will again be asked to comment but will not be able to make the decision.

The Parish Council’s response will be discussed at the Parish Council at 7.00pm on the 17th May 2017.

There is no financial benefit for the village from this proposal.

The correspondence received can be seen on the Parish Council’s website here

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Guidelines for Helpers of the Spring Village Clean-up 2017

Tasks involve: Cleaning inside and painting the pavilion, clearing the path to the pavilion, clearing the area of land (mainly brambles) surrounding the hard courts, etc

This brief guide explains the key Health & Safety points taken from the risk assessment, which is available on the Parwich Parish Council website.

* Volunteers take part at their own risk

* Children are very welcome, but only with permission from their parent. Under 9’s are expected to be accompanied by a parent

* Volunteers to wear suitable clothing for the tasks and the weather conditions. Sturdy and appropriate footwear (wellington boots) and strong gloves

* It is helpful if volunteers bring their own tools, such as wheel barrows, rakes, spades, forks and step ladders. Please ensure these tools and equipment are in a suitable state of repair so that they do not cause injury to yourself or others

* Only use tools and step ladders if you feel competent and safe to do so

* Some volunteers may be painting the pavilion. Work clothes, eye protection and gloves are advised for this task. We will be using Wickes Creocote, which can cause skin irritation and is potentially harmful if this comes into contact with your eyes

* If you come into direct contact with dog faeces please wash your hands immediately as this can cause Toxocariasis (blindness) in young children

* During the activity please make the organisers (Parish Councillors / Clerk) aware of any Health & Safety concerns that you encounter

* Please take extra care of site traffic (dumpster and tipper vehicles)

* Power tools should not be used by anyone who is not suitably competent

* Look out for the safety of yourselves and others (especially children)

* During the event refreshments will be provided at the Pavilion. Please ensure you wash your hands well before handling and consuming food

Parwich Parish Council

 

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Village Maps

A number of useful maps have been added to the Parish Council website. These provide information about house names, rights of way, village greens, commons, mowing, highways, boundaries and more.

They can be reached with this link or by clicking ‘Community’ and then ‘Village Maps’ from the Parish Council website home page.

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Parwich Parish Council Village Clean Up Day

Clean up

 

 

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Public Toilets

We have received this from Andrew Martin, the Parish Council Clerk –

The Parish Council is grateful for work recently done by the Bowls Club to repair and refurbish the toilets at Parson’s Croft.

In recent times the toilets have been opened only for Bowls matches and on a limited number of special occasions. The Bowls club have serviced them for this level of use on a voluntary basis.

The Parish Council would like to gauge the level of interest in having them open on a more regular basis. In order to do this volunteers and/or money would be needed to have them locked and unlocked and serviced more frequently.

The willingness of the Parish Council to contribute public money for this may be influenced by the level of support for regular opening.

Note that the toilets would remain closed during the winter anyway as there is no heating and the water has to be drained to prevent damage from freezing.

Feedback on any of the following points would be most helpful.

* Would you be interested in seeing the toilets open on a more regular basis?
* Are there any times when you would find this particularly useful?
* Would you be able to provide voluntary support for more regular opening?
* Would you be able to provide financial support for more regular opening?
* Any other comments?

Responses from individuals or organisations would be very welcome. You can either leave comments on the blog or e-mail the Clerk on clerk@parwichparishcouncil.org.uk. clerk@parwichparishcouncil.org.uk

Any comments received will be considered at a future meeting.

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The minutes of the Parish Council meeting of the 19th April have been published on the Parish Council website and can be seen here

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Parish Council Meeting

The agenda for Parwich Parish Council Meeting on Wednesday 19 April at 7.30 pm can be found here

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Parish Council Minutes

The minutes of the Parish Council meeting of the 18th January have been published on the Parish Council website and can be seen here

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Parish Council Meeting Agenda

The agenda for the Parish Council meeting on Wednesday 15th March can be found here

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Parish Council Meeting Minutes

The minutes of the Parish Council meeting of the 8th February have been published on the Parish Council website and can be seen here.

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Parish Council Meeting

The agenda for the Parish Council Meeting of 8th February 2017 has been published here

 

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Additions to Parish Council Website

The following new sections have been added to the Community  section of the Parish Council website.
Village Map
The first Responders map with all the house names displayed at the entrances to the Village.

Advice on Flooding
Useful information from the Derbyshire County Council Flood Risk Management Team and National Flood Forum.

Regards

Andrew Martin

Clerk RFO. Parwich Parish Council

e-mail: clerk@parwichparishcouncil.org.uk
tel: 01335 216238
address: Fernlea, Parwich, Ashbourne, DE6 1QJ

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Drone Flying Policy

In response to requests for drones to be flown in the village the Parish Council has adopted a policy which has been published on the Parish Council Website. It can be seen here.   Any resident with concerns about drone flying can contact the Clerk

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Parish Council Meeting Minutes

The minutes of the Parish Council meeting of the 18th January have been published on the Parish Council website and can be seen here

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Agenda for the Parish Council meeting on 18th January can be found here

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