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Vote for Tom

Posted in People, Tom Chambers on Saturday September 20, 2008| Leave a Comment »

To vote for Tom ring:

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(lines are open only between 7-30pm and 9pm Saturday 20th Sept)

The competition gets underway on tonight’s Strictly Come Dancing on BBC1 at 6-10pm (Saturday 20th Sept).  This week sees the male celebrities competing.  All of us here at PARWICH.ORG intend to be totally impartial, showing no favouritism at all in our all out campaign to see Tom Chambers as the 2008 winner.  Vote for Tom this Saturday evening.  The results will be announced on Sunday’s show (this week the results show is at 8-00pm Sunday 21st Sept).

How to vote:

Strictly Come Dancing will be broadcast on Saturday and Sunday. On Saturdays the celebrities and their partners will dance for the judges scores and your vote. When the programme finishes on Saturday night viewers will be able to continue to vote until the lines close that evening at 9pm. The Sunday show is recorded on Saturday night but no element involving the results of the vote will start recording until after lines are closed and votes counted and verified. (more…)

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Landlady of 2008 Community Pub of the year

Posted in 2008, People, Posts of Note, Pub on Friday September 19, 2008| Leave a Comment »

Here are a couple of photos of Janet back at work having come from the station via the cash & carry:

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Great British Pub Awards Final

Posted in People, Pub on Wednesday September 17, 2008| Leave a Comment »

The results of the Great British Pub Awards are to be announced tomorrow evening at a formal reception the Park Lane Hilton in London.  (more…)

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Ben’s pile!

Posted in People on Tuesday September 16, 2008| 3 Comments »

Ben would like to extend his thanks to all those who have shown concern over his pile. He is delighted to say that it has now gone but it’s disappearance has taken a couple of months and involved considerable effort and a certain amount of pain. He has coped well with the friendly “jibes”, but was disappointed that no-one took the bit between their teeth and got stuck in.

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Strictly Tom Chambers

Posted in People, Tom Chambers on Saturday September 13, 2008| 6 Comments »

The new series of Strictly Come Dancing starts this evening (BBC1, 6:30pm, Saturday 13th Sept).  As this week’s episode is a special “behind the scenes” preview, there won’t yet be a chance to vote for Tom – but nevertheless, the Chambers To Win campaign starts here!

The show is also repeated on Sunday afternoon at 5:30pm.

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Some Parwich Brownsons

Posted in History, People on Wednesday September 10, 2008| 1 Comment »

Thank you to Stuart G Flint for sending in the following information in response to the earlier Brownson family history posts:

I have been researching my family history for some years now among whom is a family of Brownson who married into my mother’s Walker family of Wirksworth ..but I could never find the link with Parwich until recently, when out of the blue I made contact with a person who is a Brownson himself and whose family corresponds with my own kin..

I have now a pedigree of sorts as follows:

The Brownsons came from Alsop en le Dale and Parwich and before that way back in the 1500s are reputed to be descendants of John Brownson (or as it was spelt Braunson) who was a Steward to Mary Queen of Scots when she was incarcerated in Tutbury Castle and South Wingfield by The Earl of Shrewsbury. (more…)

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Flooding report in Derby Evening Telegraph.

Posted in Local Links, News, People on Tuesday September 9, 2008| Leave a Comment »

Today’s Derby Evening Telegraph contains an article on the weekend’s flooding, with a particular focus on Parwich. Brian Foden, Janet Gosling, Dennis & Claira Evans and Irene Wilton are all featured, and there are some photographs to accompany the piece.

You can read the article online here.

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Loose Women

Posted in People, Tom Chambers on Thursday September 4, 2008| Leave a Comment »

Friday 12.30pm on ITV sees the Loose Women panel involved in various topical debates viewed from a female prospective.  One issue they will be discussing is “Strictly Come Dancing” and Tom Chambers will be appearing.  This is a good excuse to watch television during your lunch hour because judging by tomorrow’s forecast you won’t be enjoying a balmy September day.

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Strictly Congratulations!

Posted in 2008, News, People, Posts of Note, Tom Chambers on Thursday August 28, 2008| 4 Comments »

After some press leaks over the weekend, it has now been officially confirmed that Parwich’s Holby City star Tom Chambers (Sam Strachan) will be one of the contenders on the BBC’s Strictly Come Dancing.  The competition will be broadcast live on Saturdays, with the results of each stage being announced the following day. 

Tom is planning to fit in a wedding (his, to Clare Harding) on 19th October, which falls during the series. Let’s give him all our support – pass the word to all your friends! 

For more details click here.

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PARWICH.ORG, first with all the celebrity gossip!

Posted in News, People, Tom Chambers on Tuesday August 26, 2008| Leave a Comment »

Tom Chambers was back in the newspapers over the weekend – but in this instance, PARWICH.ORG was ahead of the press pack by nearly four months…

How long until they sign him up for Strictly Come Dancing, one wonders…?

– PARWICH.ORG, Monday April 28th. Click here for the full post.

Holby City hunk Tom Chambers is about to set pulses racing on Strictly Come Dancing. […] Tom, 31, whose hobbies include tap dancing, is expected to be one of the favourites to win.

– Daily Mirror, Saturday August 23rd. Click here for the full feature, and click here to read a longer report in The Sun.

Congratulations to Tom, and here’s hoping he goes all the way to the finals.

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2012 here we come!

Posted in People, Sport on Sunday August 24, 2008| 1 Comment »

Parwich was outstandingly represented in the Bradbourne Fell Race – a hard & wet 6 mile run, crossing the stream twice & up exceptionally muddy banks.  The nearest fells maybe a couple of hours drive away, but it “felt like fell running”.   Parwich runners included Paul & Alex D, Graham J & Nia L, George & Charlie S, Rannoch, Thayer, Bertie & Lexie L – 5 of the 6 members of the Linnell family ran this punishing course, with Ed as official photographer.

When asked, Graham said his tactics for the race were to focus on a nice woman’s backside & follow it – “I found a good one this year”.  His wife said “It’s never going to be mine!!”  Comments from the younger athletes ranged from “easy” to “very hard”.  However ‘son of’ says “Mine’s a Chicken Tikka Masala with Naan”.  Graham who failed in the challenge is buying alot of curries tonight.

The guts and determination by all the runners was inspiring (not quite enough to make me want to join in).  To see our younger runners, 4 of whom were between 7 & 11, having the attitude ‘I’ll give it a go, I will do this’ should bode well for 2012, let’s hope it becomes infectious.

 For more photos & Graham’s reaction to the realisation that the curry is on him ….. (more…)

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Two special dedications at tomorrow’s Methodist Service.

Posted in 2008, Church, People, Posts of Note on Saturday August 23, 2008| Leave a Comment »

Tomorrow at the Methodist Service held in Parwich Church at 2.30pm sees the dedication of the lectern in memory of Minnie Smith and the glass cross in memory of John Lees. Everyone is welcome to the service.

Minnie Smith by her daughter Jan Smith.
We are dedicating a new lectern in memory of my Mum, Minnie Smith. Minnie was born in a cottage on Alsop Road in 1912 and spent her early years in the village, attending the Methodist chapel and the local school. She often used to talk to me about the headmaster, Booth Hampson, who she always had a great deal of respect for. I gather that she wasn’t always a model pupil, as Mr Hampson was known to throw his keys across the desk to attract her attention during lessons.

Mum left Parwich to work first at Bradbourne Hall and later for Dr Madge in Ashbourne, before marrying Jim Smith in 1941. They spent 55 happy years together before my Dad died in 1996. My Mum always retained her deep affection for Parwich and I was brought to the village from a very early age. I am told I learned to walk at Flatts Stiles, then the home of Mum’s cousin, Mrs Mabson, on my first birthday. I know that Mum always felt that she was coming home when she came to Parwich and until her death in 2000 regularly attended the chapel services. I know that she would have been thrilled that our friend Colin has made this beautiful lectern in her memory.

John Lees by his daughter Janice Wigley.
Myself, and indeed all the family, especially my Mum, Peggy Lees are delighted that the cross in the Lady Chapel at Parwich Church is to be dedicated to Dad, John Lees. Dad was born in Ballidon in 1919 and ’emigrated’ to Parwich when he married Mum, he attended Parwich Chapel from then on. He loved chapel and I also have happy memories from childhood of new dress & gloves for Easter Sunday & Anniversary Services when the chapel would be full to bursting- even the balcony!

Thank goodness the ‘Chapel’ remains here and thanks, good luck & best wishes to all who have helped to achieve this.

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Re-launch of a Parwich enterprise

Posted in Arts, Classified adverts, People on Tuesday August 19, 2008| 1 Comment »

The Autumn Flame Candle Company, based in Parwich, is to be re-launched.

Tracy Marshall first set up the Company, making and selling candles from her own home between four and five years ago. “I was always interested in art and crafts and wanting to make my own things. I was interested in making cards and got a craft magazine. I saw a candle making kit at the back and ordered it. I was hooked. I started buying more and more moulds, different waxes and colours, just doing my own thing.”

The idea was to create a home business that could start small alongside having a family, but that had the potential to grow. However, when Tracy was pregnant with her son, now aged two, she had some health difficulties and the wax smells from the candle making process made her feel sick. The new company had to be put on hold.  (more…)

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Sponsored Ride or Stride for the Church

Posted in Church, People on Monday August 18, 2008| Leave a Comment »

Why not join in the sponsored Ride and Stride
Saturday 13th September
10am until 6pm
in aid of Derbyshire Churches & Chapels Preservation Trust

We need people to either walk or cycle around the local churches (approximately 11miles) or to help out by acting as recorders for the participants when they arrive at Parwich Church. 

Another way to help out is to sponsor us!  Even the recorders who sit in the Church can be sponsored –  how many participants they see or how long they spend in the church.

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A double birthday celebration – Today.

Posted in People on Saturday August 9, 2008| Leave a Comment »

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Abel Shipley Memorial Trophy

Posted in 2008, Gardens, People, Posts of Note, Societies on Friday August 8, 2008| 2 Comments »

Thank you to Parwich & District Horticultural Society for the following:

This year we revived our Hanging Basket Competition, which fell into abeyance some years ago. This was prompted by the donation of a Trophy to the Society in memory of the late Abel Shipley. Abel was born in 1915 at Warslow, but his family moved to The Croft in Parwich when he was three months old. He lived in Parwich the rest of his life, and retained an impressive memory of village affairs right up to his death. Many will have very fond memories of Abel.

As a child Abel worked on the family allotment behind their house, now gone unfortunately, and “every fortnight my mother walked me, aged 5, over to Warslow to clean and wash for my grandfather and uncle and then walk back again. This took us through Alsop, Gypsy Bank and Beresford Dale. (more…)

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Ashbourne Telegraph 6th Aug ’08

Posted in News, Out & About, People, Pub on Wednesday August 6, 2008| Leave a Comment »

It’s that time of week again with the Stunner in the Shop at the Sycamore Inn.

  • p.1 & 3 Hartington Cheese factory may be closing at the end of the month after 100 years on the site, having also been before that for a number of years at the Woodeaves Mill site.  Some 172 jobs are in jeopardy.
  • p.2 Brief mention of the Parwich Memorial Hall planning application (click here to see plans).
  • p.9 Sycamore Inn and the Bluebell Inn are into the finals of the Great British Pub Awards. (Photos of both Ruth Sampson and Janet Gosling are included.)
  • p.13 Those involved in local history might be interested to know that Brian Rich, a strong supporter of Parwich & District Local History Society is holding a nine week course on ‘The Life and Landscape of Medieval Derbyshire and North Staffordshire‘ from 3oth September.  Unfortunately this one is to be in Uttoxeter Library but if you are interested phone 01782 583436 (before 22nd Aug) or 01782 733436 (after that).
  • p.15 The Manifold Show is this Saturday (9th August) at Castern Hall, Illlam.
  • p.16 The May Heathcote Trust is calling for final grant applications from our area.  A number of local groups have benefited in the past from the charitable trust set up by the will of May Heathcote of Bradbourne.   The Trust is coming to the end of its life and is calling for final grant applications.  (For more details contact Mrs S Smith c/o Flint Bishop, St Michael’s Court, St Michael’s Lane, Derby, DE1 3HQ, tel. 01332 340211, email Sharon.smith@flintbishop.co.uk)
  • p.48 Summer Football League

As always let us know any local interest items we have missed.

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Carolyn’s Corner No. 9

Posted in People on Tuesday August 5, 2008| Leave a Comment »

Thanks to Jo-anne, who sent this in as a comment. I thought it deserved a post of its own, so here it is:

“Just a well done to Carolyn , she has just WALKED up to my house !! How great is that …I am so proud of her and l’m sure we all feel the same. She had to rush back for her evening painting session with Ruby and Jean.

Ain’t no stopping her now ! as the song goes.”

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Parwich boy bags BAFTA!

Posted in People, Tom Chambers on Monday August 4, 2008| Leave a Comment »

There are strictly no prizes for guessing the identity of our mystery British Academy Television Awards winner, who shared the award with the rest of his team.

If you do need a clue, then the award was given to the winner of the Continuing Drama category.

Still stumped? (more…)

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Welcome to Esther!

Posted in Arts, People, Services on Saturday August 2, 2008| Leave a Comment »

For those of you who’ve not met her yet, we have a new person in the village – Esther Tyson. Esther moved to Parwich, from Wales, at the end of April and is staying at The Catlow.

She brings even more artistic talent into the village and could appear on your door-step at any moment if you have a garden that looks as if it might contain frogs or toads!

Having being practising artistry since childhood, Esther has been working as a professional artist for the last five years, since graduating. Here are a few examples of her work…

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Townhead & the Brownson family

Posted in Gardens, History, People, Photography on Tuesday July 29, 2008| 38 Comments »

Thank you Eileen Brownson for your request for a picture of Townhead.  Here are some provided by Mike G, with kind permission from Rosemary and Stuart:

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Tonight: Weakest Link – Holby City v Casulty

Posted in People on Saturday July 26, 2008| Leave a Comment »

Tonight on BBC1 at 6pm we can watch Tom Chambers (aka Dr Sam Strachan) on Celebrity: The Weakest Link.  This was due to be shown on Saturday 28th June, but was kindly postponed by the BBC because it clashed with Parwich Wakes Carnival parade.

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“Parwich women in makeover magic.”

Posted in News, People on Tuesday July 22, 2008| Leave a Comment »

In the current (August) issue of The Derbyshire Magazine, you will find a four-page feature on Parwich’s very own “urban guerrilla of the cosmetic industry”. The feature profiles Jo-anne Jewett‘s career as a make-up artist, and provides some interesting background on her forthcoming book The Beautiful Truth.

Additionally, there is a splendid colour photo of Jo-anne with some of the Parwich women who agreed to have makeovers for the book (Di, Lynette, Nia and Sandra), as well as sneak peeks at some of the “before and after” images.

Copies of the magazine are available from the Sycamore shop, priced at £1.75.

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Funeral Notice

Posted in News, People on Monday July 21, 2008| Leave a Comment »

The funeral of Margaret Lees, of Parwich, will take place at 2 pm at St. Peter’s Church on Wednesday 23rd July, followed by cremation at Markeaton and a gathering at the Legion.

Christopher Harrison will be taking the service.

With the permission of Margaret’s family, a tribute to Margaret will be posted in the next few weeks, if you’d like to contribute please send any input to the web team.

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Moral Education Fears for top athlete hit Beijing News

Posted in People on Thursday July 17, 2008| 3 Comments »

Multi-disciplined and top UK athlete Roberto Buntingo will hit the headlines of tomorrow morning’s Beijing News.  This exclusive photo was apparently taken at the secret Buntingo training camp of our infamous Parwich pentathelete who is currently preparing for the mixed doubles synchronised grinning event at Beijing 2008.
Unfortunately Buntingo was unavailable for comment last night, but questions have to be asked.  Why is his photo being linked with the Moral Education page of this top newspaper?  Will this jeopardise his chances of a gold medal?  Translations of this page are being urgently sort – can you help?

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Sad News for Parwich

Posted in News, People on Friday July 11, 2008| 1 Comment »

It is with great sadness we announce the death yesterday morning of Margaret L after a couple of weeks in the Derby Royal Infirmary. Margaret had had a great zest for life. She and her late husband Roy have given so much to the people of Parwich over the years. Our thoughts and good wishes are with her family and many close friends who will acutely feel her loss.

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Alice Beasley’s Dressage Success

Posted in People, Sport on Thursday July 10, 2008| 3 Comments »

Alice’s recent double victory at Sheepgate Equestrian, Linclonshire (26th to 28th June) is reported in today’s edition of Horse & Hound.  Thank you to Patti (the justifiably proud mother) for the following:

Alice has now qualified Raffels (Freddie) for the Regional Dressage Championships at both Prix St George and Intermediare 1.  She recently also took out her new young 6 year old horse V.I.P. (known as Zippy for the fast rate of knots he goes around the field at play) and he won both his competitions.  Next week she is heading to Hartpury (Gloucestershire) to compete in a Premier League.

Congratulations Alice, it is fantastic to see you are now fully back to competition fitness, and all the best for the Hartpury Festival of Dressage.

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Parwich News Telegraph?

Posted in Farming, News, People, Planning, Sport, Wakes on Wednesday July 9, 2008| 1 Comment »

In stark contrast to last week’s issue, today’s issue, 9th July 2008, of the Ashbourne News Telegraph is positively brimming with Parwich stories.

  • p. 4 An excellent whole page feature on Parwich Wakes along with photos and the results of the Carnival judging
  • p.6 A further near full page feature on the new Annunciation Window (the Graham Window) in Parwich Church
  • p.10 The report on Ashbourne Young Farmers’ annual rally and field day at Chatsworth again contains some familiar names: well done Ben Chadfield in the junior tractor driving
  • p.21 A short report on the submission of the planning application for our new Memorial Hall (see also p.44 and our recent post)
  • p.23 Debbie is back from the States, and issuing a call for volunteers to help in various capacities at Carsington Water (see Volunteer Centre’s website)
  • p.44 Public notice issued by the PDNA announcing the consultation periods for the planning applications for the Memorial Hall rebuild and an extension to Station Road Farm, both in Parwich (see Planning pages at PDNPA web site)
  • p.53 Parwich Hill Race results in full colour (see also the time sheets)
  • p.54 Congratulations to Robert Cundy of Bradbourne whose bird came first in the Ashbourne Flying Club race from Hullavington (Wiltshire)
  • p.54 Summer Football results update

As always let us know about anything we have missed (especially any Alsop, Ballidon & Pikehall stories).

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Rodeo supremo Buntingo breaks bucking bronco!

Posted in People on Wednesday July 9, 2008| 3 Comments »

What more can we say? Cowboy genius hardly sums him up. We can only marvel at his total command of any chosen sport…

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Tissington Hall in today’s Guardian.

Posted in Local Links, Out & About, People on Tuesday July 8, 2008| Leave a Comment »

In the “G2” section of today’s Guardian, there’s a long and very interesting feature on the problems faced by the hereditary occupants of English stately homes. 

The article is liberally peppered with specific references to Tissington Hall, and with quotes from its current owner, Sir Richard Fitzherbert.  As such, it should be of great interest to many readers of this site.

Click here to read the full article online.

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Sunday’s Service of Dedication

Posted in 2008, Church, History, People, Posts of Note on Tuesday July 8, 2008| 4 Comments »

St Peter’s Church in Parwich saw a good sized congregation to welcome the Bishop of Repton, The Rt. Rev’d Humphrey Southern, who dedicated the Annunciation or ‘Graham’ window and the replica tympanum and turned the first sod for the Garden of Remembrance.

The Service began in the churchyard beside the tympanum.

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Buntingo triumph in Tour de France

Posted in Events, News, People on Monday July 7, 2008| 4 Comments »

Parwich’s multi-talented sports leviathon Roberto Buntingo has allegedly been spotted in another prestige sporting event. Buntingo employed perfect tactics. He chose to stick with the pack for most of the race – eating his packup and whistling Whitesnake tunes as he went. Many could not believe how effortlessly he climbed the mountains of the notorious Mont Blanc stage. One unkind journalist said he thought he could see Roberto’s braces hooked onto one of the upfront racers, but we know it was his indomitable spirit and unparalleled toughness.

Then it happened. An early breakaway at Cromford saw the Pike Hall pedallist beat eight riders up the gruelling hill. Deadly rival Collinio Simmsio almost caught him at the Carsington chicane but in the end Roberto powered through to claim the coveted yellow jersey.

Who knows what sporting achievement RB will attempt next???

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Buntingo goes for Gold

Posted in People on Monday July 7, 2008| Leave a Comment »


Following the recent remarks about our most intrepid local sportsman, you may be interested to see the attached photo taken during last winter’s sporting season.   Early preparation for the next winter olympics.  Roberto attributes part of his  carefully thought out diet and fitness plan to the wonderful cakes supplied to him at the recent flower festival.  They are currently seeing him through this week of advanced training.

Thank you to Colin B for sending in this remarkable photograph.

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Happy Birthday

Posted in People on Saturday July 5, 2008| 1 Comment »

Happy Birthday Jo-Anne from all at PARWICH.ORG

Have a great night

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Parwich’s Strongest Men!

Posted in 2008, People, Posts of Note, Wakes on Thursday July 3, 2008| 1 Comment »

Fortunately the rain held off for last night’s strongest man competition, which was particularly well attended. This year’s events were different to those from last year; they were definitely not for the fainthearted and included:

  • Farmers walk.
  • Car lift.
  • Hold tight.
  • Rotate on this.
  • Log pull.

The competition was sponsored by Marshall Builders and local plumber Rob Keeling. The events ran smoothly, if not effortlessly on the part of the competitors! Many thanks to Shaun Marshall, Paul Cooper and Rob Keeling, who had clearly put a lot of thought and effort in to the preparation and organisation of the event.

There were nine entrants, many new to the competition, spanning a range of ages and professions. Despite these differences, the thing they all had in common was that they were all ready and willing to take up the five challenges. This year’s competitors (in no particular order) are listed below, along with a group photo taken before the action began:

  • James Staley
  • Carl Alsop
  • Peter Carrington (Posh Pete)
  • Tim Ryder
  • John Etches
  • Robert Bunting
  • Rob Staley
  • Rob Spencer
  • John Hotchin (Hotch)

 

Continue reading for more photos and the results…

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To Amy Isabel and family

Posted in People on Friday June 27, 2008| Leave a Comment »

P.S. Not forgetting Emily and Ben either!

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Weakest Link – Holby City v Casulty

Posted in People, Tom Chambers on Friday June 27, 2008| 3 Comments »

Tomorrow night (Saturday) at 6.15pm Holby City will come face to face with Casulty on the Weakest Link.  We will see our local favourite star, Dr Sam Strachan (aka Tom Chamber) pitting his wits against Anne Robinson who in her normal style will take great pleasure in attempting to tear her contestants to shreds.  Other stars appearing from Holby City include Linden, Maddy, Mark (Robert Powell) and Maria.

Although this clashes with the Wakes Carnival, there is no need to miss out, just set your videos for 6.15pm.  Hopefully we will also be able to see it on our computers on BBCiplayer.  We’ll keep you posted on this one.

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Carolyn’s Corner No. 8

Posted in People on Friday June 27, 2008| 1 Comment »

Carolyn has been back home for two weeks now and she is very pleased to be back in the village and back at home. Carolyn and Howard have spent the time taking trips around the village and the local area, catching up with friends and family and continuing Carolyn’s therapy. 

Many of you will have seen Carolyn out and about around the village and will be reassured as to how well she looks – some people have commented that she actually looks better than before! Over the next while you will have the chance to see first hand how her determination and efforts are resulting in continual and noticeable improvements – at this rate she’ll be in next year’s hill race! 

For those of you who’ve not caught up with her yet, here’s a photo of Carolyn from the other weekend – many thanks to Matt, Gill and Issy for sending in the picture and apologies for taking so long to post it…

 

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“Who is this?” – mystery solved at last!

Posted in People, Photography, Project Parwich on Monday June 23, 2008| Leave a Comment »

Following three weeks of guess-work and numerous wrong answers, the identity of our mystery man has finally  been revealed as… 

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Jo-anne’s fund-raising evening featured in The Derbyshire Magazine.

Posted in Events, People, Project Parwich on Monday June 23, 2008| 2 Comments »

In the current (July) issue of The Derbyshire Magazine, you’ll find a decidedly glamorous photo feature on the “Beautiful Fund Raiser” evening which took place at The Horns in Ashbourne last month (raising £300 for Project Parwich in the process). Copies of the magazine are available in the Sycamore shop.

Elsewhere in the same issue, you’ll find an illustrated trailer for a feature in next month’s magazine, in which Jo-anne Jewett will be talking about her work as a top make-up artist.

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