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Remembrance Sunday

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Remembrance Sunday

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Remembrance Sunday

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Blue and green bins Tuesday

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Blue and green bins Tuesday

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Christmas & New Year Bins

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Blue and green bins Tuesday

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Christmas & New Year Bins

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Blue and green bins Tuesday

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Blue and green bins Tuesday

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Blue and green bins Tuesday

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Blue and green bins Tuesday

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Green and blue bin Tuesday

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The Last Travelling Shop

The Last Travelling Shop

Over the years lots of different businesses have brought their wares to sell in Parwich. There were still three regular vans when I moved here getting on for thirty years ago. The last remaining is R G Morris and Sons, wholesale fishmongers from Buxton. Their van stocked with fish, shellfish and an increasing range of other items came on Friday’s.

However they too are moving into the digital age of online ordering and deliveries. They are expanding the counter sales to the public and opening a restaurant in Buxton, but their regular fish van’s last visit will be on Friday 23rd of this month.  People can still order for home delivery on Tuesdays to Fridays (www.gofish.co.uk), but I will miss going out each week and picking from the back of van what looked good or took my fancy.

Peter T

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Green and blue bin Tuesday

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Ken Pepper used to teach  degree level English but now has a business, Mr Sharpy,  sharpening knives, scissors and gardening tools from his well set up van. We have used Ken before –  he is highly professional – and he is coming to Parwich next Monday 24 June at about 1pm, presumably The Green, to do our kitchen knives, secateurs and so on. Ken will be more than happy to sharpen your knives, garden tools etc if you come to The Green, details of charges below.
Richard T and Lynette C

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Green and blue bin Tuesday

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Robert, a partnership manager from Openreach is attending the Parish council meeting this Wednesday 17th April to discuss the Government scheme and has sent through information for all to peruse.

See below:

‘FAQ’s link and the process

Attached a sample Internet Service Provider product cost comparison with latest prices as of today

Information about the scheme, and validating the Government scheme’

Fibre Community Partnership | Openreach

Information shared by Alex S.

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Mobile library

Mobile library dates for Parwich are Friday the 3rd and 31st of May and the 28th of June. From 3:15 to 3:45 on the Green.

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Raising Council concerns

A guide has been added to the Parish Council website to assist residents who want to raise a concern with one of the various bodies responsible for services and regulation in the village.
 
You can access it here.

Local Council responsibilities and how to raise concerns.

A link to this guide is also provided on the home page of the Parish Council’s website.
 

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Green and blue bin Wednesday

1 day late owing to the bank holiday

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Easter Bins

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Green and blue bin Tuesday

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Message from Darwin the Postie

I would like to thank everyone in Parwich for being so friendly and helpful over the last 12 yrs, whilst I have had the pleasure of being your postman. I will be hanging up my post bag at the end of March but will hopefully keep in touch.


Thank you, Darwin

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Green and blue bin Tuesday

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Mobile Library Routes

In Parwich on the Green from 3:15 to 3:45 on 9th February, 8th of March and 5th of April.

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Information shared by Derbyshire Dales District Council

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Christmas and New Year Bin collection

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Christmas and New Year Bin collection

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Notice from Derbyshire Dales District Council:

Parking will be free again across the Derbyshire Dales in the District Council’s car parks in the run up to Christmas.

In a scheme designed to boost trade, for the 16th year in a row it will be free to park in any District Council pay and display car park after 2pm throughout December.

The free parking initiative was introduced by the District Council in 2008 to help local residents and businesses during the economic recession.

Free parking in December comes on top of residents’ parking concessions that allow local people to park free every day of the year up to 11am and after 4pm. Free parking permits were issued to all 34,000 households across the Derbyshire Dales back in March.

It means Dales residents have free parking for 21 hours each day over the festive period, which helps local people and local traders.

EV charge points are available in four of the council’s car parks:

  • · Market Place, Wirksworth – one charger accommodating two spaces/vehicles at any one time
  • · Edgefold Road, Matlock – four chargers accommodating 8 spaces/vehicles
  • · Shawcroft car park, Ashbourne – four chargers accommodating 8 spaces/vehicles
  • · New Street, Bakewell – four chargers accommodating 8 spaces/vehicles

Cycle racks are also available in the District Council’s car parks in Bakewell’s Granby Road, Eyam, Over Haddon, Matlock Bath’s Station Yard, with two in Matlock at the Lido and Station car parks. Cycle lockers are available at Ashbourne Leisure Centre.

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Better Broadband

Recently, OpenReach sent this letter out to homes in the village. The more households who show an interest in getting ultrafast fibre broadband in the village the sooner we’ll get it. The upgrade covers Parwich, Pikehall and Alsop en le Dale. Whether you choose to pay for the extra speed is up to you, but unless we get the infrastructure installed in the village, we won’t have the choice. At the moment the response rate is around 20% which is not enough. You can register directly at: www.openreach.co.uk/connectmycommunity

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