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Archive for the ‘Services’ Category
Free Distance Healing Sessions
Posted in Services on Wednesday March 18, 2020| Leave a Comment »
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
Mobile Library
Posted in Local government, Services on Sunday January 26, 2020| Leave a Comment »
The Mobile library will visit Parwich on Friday 14th February, Friday 13th March, Monday 30th March and Monday 11th May between 3:35 and 3:45pm.
Mobile Library
Posted in Local government, Services on Sunday December 1, 2019| Leave a Comment »
The Mobile library will visit Parwich on 13th December, 17th January and 14th February between 3:35 and 3:45pm.
Christmas Bin Collections
Posted in Local government, Services on Sunday December 1, 2019| Leave a Comment »
Burst Water Main
Posted in Roads, Services on Saturday June 1, 2019| Leave a Comment »
Thank you Karen R for letting us know there is a burst water main in Smithy Lane opposite Hallgates. This was reported to Severn Trent at about 6.30am and as of 8am the engineers had still not arrived.
Do let people know of any updates by adding comments below. To contact us at parwich.org, it is best to use the email parwich@hotmail.co.uk
Update 9.45am SevernTrent have undertaken a temporary repair, stemming the tide.
Bank Holiday Bin Collections
Posted in Local government, Services on Thursday May 23, 2019| 1 Comment »
There is no collection on bank holiday Monday (27 May) so all collections are one day later than usual that week, including a Saturday collection on 1 June (for usual Friday rounds). Details of which containers to put out can be found using our ‘when is my collection?‘ search facility.
Mobile Library Dates
Posted in Local government, Services on Friday May 17, 2019| Leave a Comment »
The mobile library dates for Parwich are 28th June, 26th July and 23rd August between 3:15 and 3:35 on the Green.
Archeology Day – Wells & Springs
Posted in Environment, Events, Farming, History, Services, Utilities on Wednesday April 24, 2019| 4 Comments »
Before mains water, local water sources and water management were essential for successful farming and ultimately survival. For example Parwich had an ‘ancient’ water meadow system designed to get grass growing as early as possible in the Spring to feed livestock as early as possible before the Winter feed stores were used up and the beasts had to be slaughtered.
The History Society hopes to undertake an archeology project investigating aspects of water management in our area. At this stage we are gathering what information we can about water usage in our area and also trying to find out what people are most interested in.
Domestic well found at Church Farm
A lot of houses had their own water supply and there was a system of wells and springs serving the community as a whole.
Communal water sources in Parwich, marked with green dots
The communal sources we know about are
- the Village Pump (now the bus shelter)
- Staines trough
- Pump Hill trough (supplied by pump that also took water up to the ‘dew pond’ at the top of the Hall gardens)
- Kiln Lane troughs
- spring below Knob Hall
- step down well at Church Farm (now in Court House garden)
- springs on hillside opposite the Crown Inn, now in the garden of Pool Croft
There may have been other sources used communally such as the covered well behind West View or the step down well by Brook Cottage but we need confirmation of this.
Given mains water arrived here with in living memory, there is potential to gather what information and stories people have, in addition to studying the evidence of remaining features and of old maps.
Nether Green Farm itself has at least two wells, one of which a very unusual design for Derbyshire (so far the only parallels identified are in Cornwall), but also there are seasonal springs that fed the water meadow system and interesting but not yet understood underground water channels and sluices.
Come along on Sunday to perhaps find out where your house used to get its water from, help us map the water sources in Parwich and the surrounding area, share any information you might have, have a look around Nethergreen Farm or even participate in archeological investigations there.
Updated 26/4/19 Come for all or part of the day, 10am to 4pm Sunday 28th April, Nethergreen Farm.
Mobile Library
Posted in Local government, Services on Monday March 11, 2019| Leave a Comment »
Mobile Library dates and time for Parwich are 3:35 to 3:45 on the 5th of April, 3rd of May and the 31st of May.
Police Closed Road out of Parwich
Posted in Roads, Services on Sunday January 27, 2019| 1 Comment »
Thank you Louise B for messaging us that the Police have closed the road out of the village from Nethergreen in the direction of Ballidon. It is thought this is due to a fallen power line. We will try and update as soon as possible, but please everyone add a comment if you have any thing new.
update 1.15pm Road is passable with care. See Fiona’s comment below.
Christmas Trees and Cardboard Recyling
Posted in Local government, Services on Wednesday January 2, 2019| Leave a Comment »
Free Christmas tree recycling in the Dales
From 7 January Derbyshire Dales District Council will be helping local people recycle their real Christmas trees.
All residents have to do is place the tree at the edge of their property on their usual green/recycling collection day by 1 February and the tree will be composted along with other garden materials.
Any tree over 5ft in length must be broken or sawn down to a manageable size, with decorations and plant pots removed. Alternatively, trees can be taken to the nearest household waste recycling centre.
Plain Christmas cards and wrapping paper can be included in residents’ kerbside cardboard and paper recycling to be collected by the District Council’s contractor Serco. Foil-backed and glittery cards and paper should not be included, but placed in general household waste grey bins or black sacks.
Excess recycling can be placed at the side of recycling containers, but residents should make sure it is easily identifiable and suitably contained in a transparent container such as a stacker box rather than a black bag.
Any excess card, paper and magazines must be separated from other excess recycling such as glass, plastics, cans, beverage cartons, aerosols and foil trays. Cardboard should be flattened after removing all staples, packaging tape and polystyrene and bubble wrap. Any pieces that will not fit in a recycling container can be flattened and placed next to the container for collection – large cardboard boxes should be flattened and broken down into smaller pieces no wider than 0.5m to fit the recycling compartment of the collection trucks.
Small waste electrical and electronic equipment can be disposed of at one of the District Council’s electrical recycling banks in car parks at Lido, Matlock; Wirksworth’s Canterbury Road and Bakewell’s Granby Road.
Derbyshire Dales residents can use the online postcode search at http://www.derbyshiredales.gov.uk/collectioncalendar to check on their collection cycle, where they can also download and view their 2019 collection calendar.
- Anyone without online access who needs assistance can call the District Council’s Waste Helpline on 01629 761122.
Mobile Library
Posted in Local government, Services on Tuesday December 11, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Mobile Library dates for Parwich are 11 Jan, 8 Feb and 8 March between 3:15pm and 3:45pm on the Green.
New Fish and Chips Day
Posted in Services on Friday November 2, 2018| Leave a Comment »
New day for the Fish & Chips Van
The Fish & Chip Man has changed his day to Wednesday, and the Van will be on the Green 4.30 to 7pm every Wednesday for the rest of November. So next week he will be in the village twice also adding Chicken Curry to his menu at the Bonfire on Monday evening.
The Van may miss the first week in December but we will confirm the December dates in the Blog Diary nearer the time.
Peter T
Possible Recycling Charges
Posted in Services on Tuesday August 28, 2018| Leave a Comment »
DDDC are reviewing their waste and recycling services. For further information and to complete an online questionnaire please click here
DDCC Seeks views on waste and recycling
Posted in Environment, Local government, Services on Tuesday August 14, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Residents across the Derbyshire Dales are being asked to give their views on the collection of waste and recycling in the district to help shape the future collection service. An online survey can be found here, which closes on 23rd September.
The Limestone Way
Posted in Eating Out, Food Corner, History, Planning, Services, Walks & Rides on Sunday April 1, 2018| 4 Comments »
Starbucks?
Many residents will be familiar with the Limestone Way that traverses through Parwich but few will realise that 2020 will mark the 50th anniversary of its formal adoption as a long distance walking route. Much of the path has been used for 100s of years but it was only in 1970 that the route gained recognition as a long distance path. The trend to recognise such paths gave rise to the formation of the LDWA (Long Distance Walkers Association) in 1972. To mark the 50th anniversary of the path the LDWA have been looking for ways improve the walker experience and facilities along the route. As you are no doubt aware the recent activity by OpenReach around the area has resulted in upgrades to cabling into the village with fibre optics, FTTC and FTTP technologies and the new GFast making the old telephone exchange obsolete. BT and OpenReach estimate that the exchange will no longer be needed from late 2019. This has presented the LDWA in partnership with the National Park, Derby Dales and Staffordshire Moorlands councils the opportunity to provide a much needed new facility along the Limestone Way without the need for new building work in a conservation area. According to information on display in the National Park office in Bakewell the telephone exchange will be converted into an information centre providing an exhibition of the history of the limestone way, a small franchised coffee shop and ladies/gents toilet facilities. The latter particularly important for the large number of young families and older ramblers passing through the village since the closure of the public facilities on Creamery Lane.
There are also plans to involve villages along the route in celebratory events throughout 2020.
Bin collections catch-up
Posted in Local government, Services on Friday March 2, 2018| 1 Comment »
Catch up bin collections are due to start tomorrow weather permitting. Although that means they are then due to collect our grey general waste and food caddies tomorrow, we are not optimistic that the weather here in Parwich will permit this.
Click here for more info from Derbyshire Dales site
The catch-up of missed waste & recycling collections will start tomorrow (Saturday 3 March), assuming that road conditions have improved. Tomorrow crews will start to collect grey bins/blacks sacks/ food waste and recycling that have been missed this week – starting with Wednesday’s outstanding collections and then Thursday’s and Friday’s. On Monday scheduled grey bin/black sack/food and recycling collections are due to take place. Food waste missed on recycling day this week will be collected next week as scheduled with grey bin/black sacks.
Christmas Recyling
Posted in Services on Tuesday January 2, 2018| Leave a Comment »
We have received the following from DDDC:
Free Christmas tree recycling in the Dales
From 8 January Derbyshire Dales District Council will be helping local people recycle their real Christmas trees.
All residents have to do is place the tree at the edge of their property on their usual green/recycling day collection before 2 February and the tree will be composted along with other garden materials.
Any tree over 5ft in length must be broken or sawn down to a manageable size, with decorations and plant pots removed. Alternatively, trees can be taken to the nearest household waste recycling centre.
Plain Christmas cards and wrapping paper can be included in residents’ kerbside cardboard and paper recycling to be collected by the District Council’s contractor Serco. Foil-backed and glittery cards and paper should not be included, but placed in general household waste grey bins or black sacks.
Excess recycling can be placed at the side of recycling containers, but residents should make sure it is easily identifiable and suitably contained in a transparent container such as a stacker box rather than a black bag.
Any excess card, paper and magazines must be separated from other excess recycling such as glass, plastics, cans, beverage cartons, aerosols and foil trays.
Cardboard should be flattened after removing all staples, packaging tape and polystyrene and bubble wrap. Any pieces that will not fit in a recycling container can be flattened and placed next to the container for collection – large cardboard boxes should be flattened and broken down into smaller pieces no wider than 0.5m to fit the recycling compartment of the coll
Broadband
Posted in Services on Thursday October 5, 2017| 8 Comments »
Just wondered if anyone else, particularly on Creamery Lane, has noticed intermittent loss of internet connectivity or drops in speed lately?
Cheers,
Matt H – Barn Cottage
O2 Problems?
Posted in Services on Wednesday September 27, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Just to let any O2 users in the village know that there is apparently an issue with the mast according to O2, hence no service on mobiles; they are aware of the problem but because the mast is maintained by a third party they have no date for its resolution. I have had no coverage at all since Monday (don’t get much coverage at the best of times) but 02 have now arranged to route my mobile calls through my landline so if anyone else is experiencing the same problem and doesn’t wish to miss incoming calls then give your provider a call from your landline.
Nigel C
Window Cleaner Wanted
Posted in Classified adverts, Services on Sunday September 10, 2017| 1 Comment »
We haven’t seen our window cleaner since March – does anyone have one to recommend?
Thanks
Sue 334
Derbyshire Connect Bus Service
Posted in Local government, Services, Transport on Tuesday August 15, 2017| Leave a Comment »
We have received the following press release from Derbyshire County Council.
Derbyshire Connect services to be rolled out countywide
Community transport users will continue to receive life-line services as Derbyshire Connect buses are rolled out countywide.
We have pledged to continue supporting Dial-a-Bus (DAB)- style ‘shopping’ buses and aCTive Travel journeys to healthcare appointments.
These services are for people unable to use conventional transport because of mobility difficulties or because they live in areas − usually rural − where public transport is limited.
A new Derbyshire Connect service has been trialled in the Ashbourne and Wirksworth area since February. Contracts to operate the service across the county have now been awarded and will start in October − continuing to take people to supermarkets, shops, banks and medical appointments at hospitals, clinics, the doctors, dentists and opticians.
Councillor Trevor Ainsworth, our Cabinet Support Member for Highways, Transport and Infrastructure, said:
“This is great news for community transport users. We are aware that there have been concerns among some passengers that their services were ending because funding was being withdrawn. This is not the case − funding is being provided in a different way.”
Councillor Ainsworth added:
“We know how important getting out and about is for people to retain their independence and we are clear on our commitment to continue to support the most vulnerable, particularly in rural and isolated communities, ensuring they have the same opportunities as they currently have, to travel to vital services.”
Funding for DAB and aCTive Travel services is currently provided by the council to the county’s six community transport schemes through grants.
Following a legal challenge, which makes it more difficult to provide funding in this way, the new Derbyshire Connect services will be run under contract.
Ashbourne Community Transport, based in Ashbourne, won the contract to provide shopping buses to cover the Derbyshire Dales, High Peak and South Derbyshire.
Community Transport for Town and County (CT4TC), based in Chesterfield and Ripley, will run shopping buses in Amber Valley, Bolsover, Chesterfield, Erewash and North East Derbyshire.
South Derbyshire Community Volunteers Service, based in Swadlincote, will provide journeys to medical appointments in South Derbyshire and in the south of the Derbyshire Dales.
Ashbourne Community Transport, Erewash Community Transport, based in Ilkeston, and Community Transport Swadlincote will run services to healthcare appointments in Amber Valley and Erewash.
And CDGi Training Limited − a specialist healthcare transport provider based in Eckington – will put on aCTive Travel services in Bolsover, Chesterfield and North East Derbyshire.
Bakewell and Eyam Community Transport, based in Bakewell, The Bureau − Glossop’s voluntary and community network – New Mills Volunteer Centre and Voluntary and Community Services Peaks and Dales, based in Ashbourne and Buxton, will take passengers to medical appointments in the High Peak and north Derbyshire Dales.
Like the current DAB and aCTive travel services, the new Derbyshire Connect services will still need to be booked but will continue to run door-to-door with passenger assistants on hand to provide extra assistance, where necessary.
Councillor Ainsworth said:
“These new Derbyshire Connect buses will offer better value for money − around £7 per passenger to run compared to an average £16.57 for the current service − and provide a more customer focused service. Gold Card holders will also be able to travel for free − currently they have to pay − and in the longer term we expect them to develop into more flexible services to meet the needs of a wider range of customers.”
Rural Services Network Survey
Posted in Environment, Housing, Local government, Services, Transport on Tuesday June 27, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Derby Dales District Council are encouraging as many people as possible to complete the Rural Services Network survey on living in a rural area. Follow this link for more information and to complete the survey.
Mobile Phone Mast Proposal
Posted in Parwich Heights, Planning, Services, Utilities on Monday June 19, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Clarke Telecom have sent the Parish Council photomontage images to illustrate the location of the proposed mobile phone mast. These can be seen on the Parish Council’s website here
It seems likely that the Parish Council will be asked to comment on the Planning Application at its meeting on Wednesday the 19th of July.
any comments on this proposal should be sent to the Parish Council clerk, Andrew Martin
e-mail: clerk@parwichparishcouncil.org.uk
tel: 01335 216238
address: Fernlea, Parwich, Ashbourne, DE6 1QJ
New Mast Proposal
Posted in Parish Council, Services on Friday May 5, 2017| Leave a Comment »
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
Public Toilets
Posted in Parish Council, Services, Uncategorized on Sunday April 30, 2017| 1 Comment »
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.
Internet Problems?
Posted in Services on Wednesday April 26, 2017| 2 Comments »
Anyone else seeing flaky BT broadband service? Over the past couple of weeks or so, I’ve seen around 10 or so short periods of zero internet connectivity here at Alsop, but this afternoon topped the lot at around four hours total. BT claim all is well.
Anthony C
Thinking of Volunteering?
Posted in Services on Wednesday March 29, 2017| Leave a Comment »
New Charges for Replacing Bins/Sacks
Posted in Local government, Services on Monday March 13, 2017| 1 Comment »
New charges for bins and sacks in Derbyshire Dales
Further cuts in central government funding have prompted Derbyshire Dales District Council to charge for replacing waste bins and sacks from 1 April.
But all replacement recycling containers including blue-lid bins, inserts, blue bags, kerbside and kitchen caddies will remain free of charge.
Replacing all bins and containers for free is currently costing Derbyshire Dales Council Tax payers around £38,000 a year. But following a public consultation last year, charges will apply for replacement grey wheeled bins where the bin has gone missing or been damaged. There will also be a nominal charge to replace green-lid bins.
Dales households that use black sacks rather than grey bins for waste disposal will receive a free year’s supply of black sacks in April and May – but it will be the last time free black sacks are delivered. Next year, residents will need to buy their own standard size black sacks. (more…)
Courses for All
Posted in Services on Monday March 13, 2017| 1 Comment »
DERBYSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL
Sign up for new summer term of adult education courses
Bookings can be made from Monday 20 March 2017 for hundreds of daytime and evening courses and activities on offer this year providing opportunities for people to study for new qualifications or explore new hobbies and interests.
The summer term starts on Monday 24 April 2017.
Sign up for an adult education course.
Subjects include arts and crafts, cookery, upholstery, computing, health and wellbeing, literacy and numeracy, languages and IT, childcare, personal development and opportunities for families to learn together.
There are also free courses to help people get back into work such as English and maths tuition, CV writing, job applications and interview skills, advice on starting your own business and a range of traineeships and apprenticeships to help get young people on a career path.
Students can gain professional qualifications in practical skills like plumbing and our Eco Centre at Middleton by Wirksworth offers a growing range of courses to inspire greener living.
Gift vouchers are available in denominations of £5, £10, £20 and £50 which can be put towards the cost of courses.
BT Problems
Posted in Services on Monday January 30, 2017| 11 Comments »
Is anyone else with BT broadband suffering from frequent breaks in their broadband service? We have been experiencing this for a few weeks now and it is driving us mad.Rona C
Livery Wanted
Posted in Services on Thursday January 26, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Livery wanted in the area. Please ring me if you think you may be able to help.
Susan S 390062
Bin Collection Delays
Posted in Local government, Services on Tuesday January 24, 2017| Leave a Comment »
DDDC have issued this warning this morning:
Bin collection delays
Our apologies, but our waste collection contractor Serco is currently experiencing some collection delays, so your bins may not be collected on the usual day.
Please report any missed collection here and leave your containers out for collection. We are working with Serco to rectify the situation. Thank you.
Discoloured Water
Posted in Services on Wednesday January 11, 2017| 1 Comment »
Has anyone else got a problem with water discolouration? I have spoken to Severn Trent who have said a few of there customers in this area have reported the same thing, they have advised to run the water for 20 minutes to see if this clears the problem. Louise B
Crackly phone?
Posted in Services on Tuesday January 10, 2017| 1 Comment »
I have for some time being having trouble with my telephone line crackling, despite the Open Reach engineer having been out several times the problem persists. I would just like to know if anyone else is having the same trouble and whether or not their is an inherent fault at the Exchange or whether it could be the copper wire system that runs to the exchange from this side of the village. Terry P
Recycle your Christmas Tree
Posted in Environment, Services on Tuesday January 3, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Free Christmas tree recycling in the Dales
From 9 January Derbyshire Dales District Council will be helping local people recycle their real Christmas trees.
All residents have to do is place the tree at the edge of their property on their usual green/recycling day collection and the tree will be composted along with other garden materials.
Any tree over 5ft in length must be broken/sawn down to a manageable size, with decorations and plant pots removed. Alternatively, trees can be taken to the nearest household waste recycling centre.
Plain Christmas cards and wrapping paper can be included in residents’ kerbside cardboard and paper recycling to be collected by the District Council’s contractor Serco. Foil-backed and glittery cards and paper should not be included, but placed in general household waste grey bins or black sacks.
W3Z Update
Posted in Services on Saturday December 3, 2016| Leave a Comment »
We recently received an update from W3Z reporting new areas covered by their relays. Relays are up and running in Biggin and at Rivendale that may provide new broadband options for the western side of our area hopefully including Alsop Moor and possibly Upper Moor.
Also they are holding a public meeting in Bradbourne in January about possible cover to the east of our area which may impact on Ballidon and White Meadows. The meeting is at 6.30pm on Wednesday 11th January at Bradboune Church Hall.
If you have any questions you can get W3Z’s contact details from their website see their website here
Note, if you are getting downloads speeds of 2Mb/s or less via your landline you may be entitled to a grant from Digital Derbyshire towards the cost of alternative broadband sources.
DDDC Forum comes to Parwich
Posted in Local government, Services on Thursday October 6, 2016| Leave a Comment »
Dales’ residents invited to participate in District Council’s autumn forums
Local residents are being urged to take part in the next round of Area Community Forums to be staged across the Derbyshire Dales this autumn
Hot topics up for discussion include a ‘You Said – We Did’ feedback session, a Good News briefing from Chief Executive Dorcas Bunton, an ‘Efficiencies’ workshop session, an update on recycling issues and a popular Questions & Answers session.
Council Leader Councillor Lewis Rose OBE said: “These forums continue to be important to us in reaching out to local people and listening to what they have to say.
It’s a great opportunity for local people to get involved and we would urge anyone who hasn’t attended a forum before to come along.”
Residents can pick up some handy tips on how to recycle more and there’ll be an update on future waste and recycling issues. There’ll also be an opportunity to take part in The Budget Game where participants will be asked how they would spend the Council’s money and whether they have any suggestions for savings.
The Forums will take place at Wirksworth Memorial Hall on Tuesday 18th October, Parwich Village Hall on Tuesday 25th October and Eyam Church Centre on Tuesday 1st November.
All start at 7 pm and anyone who can’t attend in person can email questions in advance to communityforum@derbyshiredales.gov.uk or via the District Council’s Facebook and Twitter pages @derbyshiredales. The 1st November forum will also feature a live Twitter feed at www.twitter.com/derbyshiredales
A Question Time session will enable audience members to ask questions and make comments and suggestions to the various representatives.
For further details or to be added to our mailing list ring 01629 761302 or email communityforum@derbyshiredales.gov.uk
Proposed Mobile Phone Mast Information
Posted in Parish Council, Services, Utilities on Tuesday September 13, 2016| 3 Comments »
Although we plan to continue posting information and encouraging discussion here at parwich.org, we also encourage anyone interested to look at the very helpful and well laid out information section on the Parwich Parish Council website
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