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Great night at the Barn Dance

Thank you to the very enthusiastic crowd who came to the Barn Dance last night. It was entertaining and energetic to say the least! It’s really important to keep the village community alive so a big thank you to everyone who supports our events. Sorry the photos aren’t great but I was too busy dancing!

Lucy M – Parwich Carnival and Recreation Committee

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Apprenticeships Available

Derbyshire County Council Apprenticeships

Are you interested in an apprenticeship, or know anyone who might be?
We’ve started to advertise our latest round of apprentice vacancies which you can see on our jobs website

At the moment there are business administration and health and social care positions. More vacancies will be released over the next couple of weeks and we’ll let you know when they become available.

Anyone over 16 can do an apprenticeship. So whether you’re just leaving school or are looking to train in something new, an apprenticeship could be the way to go.

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By popular demand, Magician Lee Joseph returns to the Legion.

Fun for all the family, Friday 1st March.

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Parwich Barn Dance

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By popular demand, Magician Lee Joseph returns to the Legion.

Fun for all the family, Friday 1st March.

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Strimmer for Sale

McCulloch petrol strimmer for sale, £ 20.00 call 01335390051, Alison Buckley.

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Parish Council Meeting Minutes

Minutes of the last meeting of Parwich Parish Council on the 13th February can be read here.

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Toddler Group back to Mondays

Due to a change in circumstances, Parwich toddler group is now going to be on a Monday morning, 9am to 10:30am. We hope to see you there

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At the Church

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Road Signs in Parwich

The Parish Council has been in correspondence with the Highways’ Authority at Derbyshire County Council regarding road safety issues in the village.

The following points have been highlighted and suggested responses received.

The Parish Council has been asked to comment these suggestions and will discuss them at next week’s meeting on the 13th of February. If you would like to comment on either of these suggestions please contact the Clerk.

Full details below (more…)

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The Parwich Carnival and Recreation Committee AGM is due to take place on Tuesday 26th February at 7.30pm in the Legion.

Everyone is welcome and we would love to see some new faces. If you have any questions or suggestions please contact lucywigley@googlemail.com

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Problems at Bradbourne

The Church Warden of Bradbourne rang me to alert Parwich that last night (Thursday) another attempted theft of lead and copper had been attempted from the Bradbourne Church Roof and that from two vehicles tools had been stolen . This is the second attempt in the last month but again tools were taken from buildings and vehicles and we must be aware.
Stuart C

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Oil

Given the problems so many are having with the oil club, I wondered about trying to do an independent group order from the village. I was thinking of ordering next week and if anyone else needs oil I should be happy to ring round and see what discount we could get for a village order. If you think this is worth trying the please ring or email me over the weekend and I’ll see what price I can get.

Fiona H .

fiona@w3z.co.uk  / 191

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Bradbourne Hill Closure

Just a reminder about Bradbourne hill being closed from 7th – 9th January. Details can be found here

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Alsop Road Closure

The DCC website shows that Alsop Road is closed due to a new electrical installation taking place at Parwich Lees. Closure possible until 8 January. You can read the full order here

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Many thanks to John L who once again has provided us with the full story through his photographs

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Because of the weather the Carols will now be in the Church. See you at 7.30pm

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Christmas Carols on the Green

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Thank You!

A massive thank you to all those who baked, donated and supported our Cake Tombola this afternoon at the Christmas Fayre in the Memorial Hall. We raised a fantastic £197 for Chicks.
A great effort, I couldn’t have done it without you, thank you -Glynis D

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Vandalism in the Village

Just a warning to anybody parking in Parwich..
On Friday 23rd nov between 8pm & 10.30pm whilst I was at the legion quiz, my pick up & a friends 4×4 were keyed in numerous places causing significant damage!! They were parked on the PUBLIC rd next to Rosemary Cottage just below Greengates.  Sarah H

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Babysitter Wanted

Does anyone know of a local babysitter? Please contact us on 390738 if interested.

Thanks,
Matt

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Fork Missing

Garden Fork.
After Sunday’s work on Pump Hill did anyone see or find a small size garden fork? If so please let me know and I can retrieve it. Andrew M.
Regards
Andrew M

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Pump Hill Tidy Up

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Pump Hill Tidy Up

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Pump Hill Tidy Up

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Derbyshire County Council have grants available for a number of community projects. Information about the criteria for the grants and the application process can be found here

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History Society AGM

Parwich & District Local History Society AGM

Tuesday 6 November 7.30 pm

Parwich Memorial Hall

All are welcome

As well as the usual business, there will be a discussion about exciting proposed projects for the village. These projects will be community projects based around Parwich water and the  archaelogist we are hoping to work with on these projects we be at the meeting . We are hoping that there will be wide interest in our proposals and welcome you all to come along on Tuesday.

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History Society AGM

Parwich & District Local History Society AGM

Tuesday 6 November 7.30 pm

Parwich Memorial Hall

All are welcome

As well as the usual business, there will be a discussion about exciting proposed projects for the village.

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British Legion AGM

AGM Branch poster

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History Society AGM

Parwich & District Local History Society AGM

Tuesday 6 November 7.30 pm

Parwich Memorial Hall

All are welcome

As well as the usual business, there will be a discussion about exciting proposed projects for the village.

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Turf Available

Top grade turf for Talbot turf
28 sqm
But needs to be picked up ASAP
Its left over from laying our lawn so we have no use for it now.
Just thought it may be useful to someone in the village.
Sue G  390037
This has now gone

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Training for All

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

Static Defibrillator Training

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Neighbourhood Watch

Hugh Tyler, Acting Chair of Ashbourne Neighbourhood Watch Support is keen to have a contact in surrounding villages. If you are the Neighbourhood Watch contact for PArwich, or are interested in being involved, you can contact Hugh on 01335 361015 or rtyler@w3z.co.uk

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20’20’20 CLASS!!

As the name suggests this hour long class is split three 20 minute blocks each focusing on a different discipline. The first block is 20 minutes of cardio, followed by 20 minutes of strength training and finally 20 minutes of core toning. It’s a great all-round class to give you a full body workout, getting your heart pumping, challenging your core muscles and improving your flexibility and recovery of your muscles!!
This Thursdays venue is Parwich 7-8pm, £5 per class! Come and give it a go!! 💪
Jay Hallsworth
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Morris Dancing comes to Parwich

THE VERY BEST MORRIS DANCING YOU ARE LIKEY TO SEE – coming to The Sycamore on Saturday (8th September) 1.30pm.

Rob Francis – formally of Parwich Guizers and Mummers and Winster Morris Dancer writes:

Winster Morris Dancers are having a special day on Saturday to celebrate the life of one of its oldest dancer who died a couple of years ago. They are doing this by bring three of the VERY BEST traditional Morris dance sides to Derbyshire and they are dancing at The Sycamore. The sides are Abingdon, Bamption and Eynsham and they each dance Morris which is particular to their villages in the Cotswolds – some the of dances going back to the 16th century. It is not likely that you will see three sides of such quality + Winster Traditional Morris together again. (There are some who have likened it to the Stones, the Beatles and the Cream performing at the same gig – though perhaps that a little bit of an exaggeration.) If you have the chance come along and see for yourselves. It would be good to see you there.

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Free wooden high chair

Free wooden high chair to anyone who could use it. Could use a light sand otherwise in good condition. Collection from back of West View or email lucywigley@googlemail.com

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New Business?

Free workshops for new Dales businesses

Free coaching workshops are on offer in September for would-be entrepreneurs thinking of starting or growing a business in the Derbyshire Dales.

The three-hour sessions in Bakewell, Wirksworth and Sudbury are being delivered by Growing Rural Enterprise Ltd, which gives business support through the Sheffield City Region (SCR) Launchpad project in partnership with Derbyshire Dales District Council.

To book in, contact business mentor Julie White from Growing Rural Enterprise (GRE) on 07971 666474 or email info@growingruralenterprise.co.uk.

The sessions, aimed at start ups and businesses under 24 months old, take place at the District Council’s Agricultural Business Centre in Bakewell on Thursday 20 September from 10am to 1pm and at Wellspring Church in Wirksworth on the same day from 4-7pm. The third workshop takes place at GRE’s office in Main Road, Sudbury, on Tuesday 25 September from 4-7pm.

With ‘match’ funding provided by the District Council, the project is also supported by the European Regional Development Fund, part of the European Structural and Investment Funds Growth Programme 2014-2020. Additional funding also comes from the SCR Combined Authority.

Julie, who runs GRE with fellow director Nick Platt, said: “These are free and focused workshops for people thinking of starting a business or working for themselves, delivered by passionate, impartial experts.”

GRE have been working with a range of businesses recently, including a dry stone waller, someone wishing to set up a campsite on the family farm and a woman who recycles adult clothing into baby and toddler clothes.

Leader of Derbyshire Dales District Council, Councillor Lewis Rose OBE said: “These free workshops are a great opportunity for local businesses to grow, but also to network, improve their knowledge and learn about other support available in the area”

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More Bugs!

Other forms of bug control are available!

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Photo sent in by John Lord

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PARWICH CROWN GREEN BOWLS CLUB

Not sure how you would describe our form. We seem to vary from not very good to not very very good to bl**dy marvellous. This week was not very, very good to marvellous.

Tuesday League.

Away – Ashwood Park – 24 July – 6.00pm.

Now earlier in the day there had been a stonking amount of precipitation in Buxton, rain to you and me. The wet stuff that comes out of the sky. The difference in the way our bowls played was quite remarkable and although the ‘green’ was still very slick it was really nice to play on. Even when we lost a game it was only by a few points namely Pat B and Dennis E going down 21 – 18. John B, playing with Harry B stormed home 21 – 10, with our captain fantastic Dawn playing with Frances also winning handsomely 21 – 11. We saved the best until last with stupendous Rick and Edith veritably strolling home 21 – 6. What a difference a week makes. Ashwood Park 48, Parwich 81.

Next match – Home – Matlock Bath – 31 July – 6.00pm

Thursday Friendly League.

Away – Bakewell – 26 July – 1.45pm.

Talk about the curates egg, being good in parts, we had an archbishops egg, down-right rancid. And again what a difference a week makes in the bowls world. Bakewell’s green is not particularly good to play on at the best of times, but when there has been no liquid refreshment for the grass it is diabolical. The doubles games were best forgotten with only Sue and Liz getting anywhere near, Bakewell 63, Parwich 38.

Although we shared the 6 singles games 3 each, our scores were the complete opposite of last week, we lost very well. The only bright spot to mention, and what a bright spot it was, was Dennis E playing singles for the first time since he was a teenager (Dennis is in his 80’s) winning 15 – 12. This has to go down in the annals of Crown Green bowls, as one of the greatest games ever played. Fantastic! Suffice it to say we lost 80 – 64. Overall Bakewell 143, Parwich 102. At least we got over a hundred.

Not sure if next week will be any better at Wirksworth, keep your fingers crossed.

Next Match – Wirksworth – 2 August – 1.45pm.

John B.

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