As I can’t practically attend with my bike full of yummy ice cream I thought I’d deliver to your doors instead. I will be delivering on the morning of Saturday 27th June, orders in by 6pm Thursday 25th June so you can still enjoy some yummy ice cream on Wakes Saturday.
Orders only via Facebook private message to JO BURROWS or the ice cream page COLDEATON JERSEY ICE CREAM or Jo’s mobile number to text 07792283438.
Deliveries are none contact, I will let you know an approx delivery time slot. I will leave the ice cream on the door step or agreed safe place.
I will knock on the door before leaving. I will need to know your address and any directions if difficult to find.
Payment is correct cash in a sealed named envelope on delivery (no change available) or bacs beforehand please.
Flavours/sizes:
Just Jersey Gold -Plain
Strawberry Dream
Chocolate Indulgence
Mint Choc Chip
Raspberry Ripple
Caramel Fudge Swirl
Honeycomb
Chocolate Orange
Lemon Meringue
White Choc & Rasp Marble
Gingerbread
Salted Caramel
Strawberry Sorbetto – only 480ml (limited numbers)
Prices:
480ml tubs £5 or
(Current special offer, 3 for £13.50, 6 for £26)
2litre tub £15
4.5litre tub £30
Thank you
Jo B, Coldeaton Jersey Ice Cream
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Free to anyone able to collect from Parwich Lees Cottage. Used chair with a few knocks and scrapes – no longer used. Contact Keeley via e-mail keeley.bell@talk21.com
Update: This has now been taken
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Update for Bradbourne & Parwich Heating Oil Club
Oil prices have stabilised this week with Brent crude falling back just below $40 a barrel. Delivery times are currently 5 to 10 working days.
NOTE Due to Covid-19 some suppliers are no longer leaving delivery dockets (PODs) at the time of delivery, they will be sending them via post after delivery instead. Due to current delays with the postal service in some areas, please allow a week or so for them to arrive.
Rate: £0.2660 (pence per litre excluding vat [5% for Domestic use])
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The next meeting of Parwich Parish Council will be held on Wednesday the 17th June 2020 at 7:30 pm.
The meeting will be preceded at 7:00 by a presentation on Planning. (PROVISIONAL).
Due to the Covid-19 outbreak legislation has been enacted to allow Parish Councils to conduct meetings using video conferencing while it is not possible to meet in person.
The presentation and meeting will be conducted using Zoom. The agenda contains login details that can be used by members of the public to join the meeting. You will need to paste the link into your browser.
There is also a telephone number which will enable you to listen to the meeting and speak when permitted.
If you have not used Zoom before you are strongly advised to download their app in advance. This will enable you set it up on your device and familiarise yourself with its operation.
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The District Council’s 10 public toilets will reopen from 22 June on a restricted-hours trial basis between the hours of 11am and 3pm, ensuring the facilities can be operated and cleaned safely during the continuing coronavirus crisis. During this time they will be cleaned by council staff on three occasions and the situation will be reviewed after a two-week trial.
Bakewell stallmarket will also reopen on 22 June, with a maximum of 90 stalls and a new social distancing configuration including a one-way configuration for shoppers. The market’s opening hours will be reduced from 9.30am to 2pm while the coronavirus crisis continues.
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On Sunday people from Parwich and other local villages come together on Zoom to consider our Spiritual Communion – our relationship with God – while we can’t be in our churches and receiving bread & wine. The service will include traditional hymns played live by our resident pianist. The words are distributed in advance and displayed on screen so that you can sing along but without anyone else hearing you!
The congregation will be gathering between 1730 and 1800:
- 1730 bring your own tea/coffee & cake for a chat if you wish
- 1800 service starts
Contact Rev Carollyn on revcarollyn@peakfive.org or 664132 or Andrew C on andrew@colliefamily.plus.com or 390684 for info on how to join in via computer, tablet and phone (including landline) and access the words.
All welcome.
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Proposed road closure for Backhill Lane, Highway Lane Parwich from 6th to 10th July, 2 kilometres south of Pikehall Lane for BT Fibre installation
You can view the order on this link https://one.network/?tm=117370376
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With garden centres struggling to supply enough bedding plants, why not choose something from outside Rookery House?
There are now chili seedlings, cosmos and rudbeckia for sale, plus the last few tomato plants. Give a plant a home, make a donation and ease our watering regime!
Thanks to those who have supplied their spare plants for sale.
SueH
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At 11:30, there were a small number of sheep on the road, coming out of the village, between the triangle (Highway Lane) and the Wigley’s house.
Jane B
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I believe not food caddy tomorrow to give extra capacity for garden waste. Note no additional garden waste will be taken beyond the usual bin (or 5 bags if you don’t have a bin).
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In order for the surface of the tennis courts to be cleaned they will be closed on Thursday 11th June.
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Update for Bradbourne & Parwich Heating Oil Club
Brent crude passes $42 a barrel this week, up $7 from last week, as global demand picks up and productions cuts start to take effect. Delivery times are currently 5 to 10 working days.
NOTE Due to Covid-19 some suppliers are no longer leaving delivery dockets (PODs) at the time of delivery, they will be sending them via post after delivery instead. Due to current delays with the postal service in some areas, please allow a week or so for them to arrive.
Rate: £0.2595 (pence per litre excluding vat [5% for Domestic use])
For full details Continue Reading »
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Lucy M
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National Park Authority confirms barbecues are not permitted anywhere in the open countryside of the Peak District National Park
Following a spate of damaging recent fires, the Peak District National Park has come together with its partners to announce that barbecues and open fires are not permitted anywhere in open countryside throughout the Peak District.
As landowner permission is required to light or tend a fire, the Authority has said that all major land owners and key landowner representatives within the Peak District have this week confirmed they do not give their permission and so barbecues and open fires are not allowed. The announcement follows a call from the National Park Authority on Monday 1 June for retailers across the region to voluntarily remove disposable barbecues from retail sale.
A record-breaking spring of prolonged sunshine, hot and dry weather and regular winds has created a perfect storm of conditions for fires in the open landscape. Within the last week, major blazes have taken place at Bamford Edge, Dovestone and Swineshaw. All are believed to have started from discarded or unattended barbecues.
Teams from the fire and rescue services, national park rangers, the Peak District Moorland Group, farmers and gamekeepers, water companies and conservation charities have all been involved in both tackling the fires and speaking with the public having barbecues.
Major landowners – including the National Park Authority – have now come together to highlight the dangers of open fires in the landscape and leave the public in no doubt that items such as barbecues may not be used on access land or on footpaths in the Peak District:
- Chatsworth Estate
- Derbyshire Dales District Council
- Derbyshire Fire & Rescue Service
- Fitzwilliam Wentworth Estate
- Haddon Estate
- High Peak Borough Council
- Moorland Association
- Moors for the Future Partnership
- National Farmers Union
- National Trust
- North East Derbyshire District Council
- Okeover Estate
- Peak District National Park Authority
- Peak District Moorland Group
- RSPB
- Staffordshire Wildlife Trust
- Tissington Estate
- United Utilities
- Yorkshire Water
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As you can all imagine Parwich Wakes is going to look a little different this year but we still wanted to mark the occasion before we are back with a bang in 2021. Therefore the Parwich Carnival and Recreation Committee have put together a small programme of events for the Wakes Saturday and activities for you to take part in at your leisure throughout the week. We are working closely with the Sycamore, Legion and Odd Fellows so if government rules change and as more things are confirmed we will let you know.
Lucy M
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Thanks to John V for bringing the following to our attention:
Thanks to John V for the photo
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Click here to play: Legion lock-down quiz WEEK 5
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It is with regret that James and I have agreed to hang up our boots and bring the children’s Sunday Football to an end.
As most would say these things come in cycles, currently we have an age demographic of some older children who are less interested in playing football and some very young children who haven’t yet found an interest in the wonderful game! Since we changed the football from Friday to a Sunday we have only been getting 3 or 4 children each week and with COVID issues I don’t see it being truly responsible for us to start back anytime soon.
Over the 4 years that we have run the group, we have amassed lot of equipment, line marking equipment line marking paint, hurdles, slalom training poles, lots of new Sondico footballs, dribbling cones, etc, all of this equipment is for the use of villagers and village groups, especially the school (please can someone let them know).
Our fund contained a significant amount of money which has been donated to us by various community groups, we have been very grateful for all of the support you have given us over the years, your money has provided many children with hours of fun and good exercise.
We have returned the money to our donors as follows:
£100 – Horticultural Society
£100 – Parwich Independent Welfare Fund
£207.44 – Parwich United Charities
I would like to thank you for your support, James for his time and effort and most of all the children for their efforts and fun.
Hopefully one day in the future someone else will take on this challenge.
Jason J
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I have found a mobile phone between Parwich and Tissington. Please contact me if you think it is yours.
Fiona 01335 390191/ fiona@w3z.couk
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For some unknown reason the connection between the Blog itself and Facebook was lost. Apologies for any confusion this has caused.
We have re established the connection so new posts will appear now as normal, however we have had to go back and recopy number of posts to the Facebook page so unfortunately they may not now be shown in chronological order.
Blog Team
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I hope this email finds you all safe and well, and not too inundated with visitors!The Parish Magazine is available now on the peakfive.org website.I have a few printed copies for sending out – if you know of someone who would benefit from it, probably without access to the internet), please let me know and I will pop it in the post for them. Otherwise, please pass on the word so that people who do have internet can find it.We want to help, in whatever small way, keeping people in touch.There is also news from the Diocese, and a couple of service orders for our future Zoom 6pm services in the magazine.I’m keeping in touch with the church wardens with news about the buildings. Meanwhile, thank you all for all you do in your communities, it is humbling indeed to see the villages in action.Peace be with youCarollyn
Rev’d Carollyn McDonald
Priest in Charge of the Peak Five – Fenny Bentley, Thorpe, Tissington, Parwich and Alsop-en-le-Dale and Associate Priest of Ashbourne GroupAssistant Area Dean, Carsington Deanery,Assistant Diocesan Director of Ordinands, Diocese of DerbyDerbyshire Rural Chaplaincy Steering Group memberPeak Five Vicarage 2A Windmill Lane, Ashbourne, DE6 1EY01335 664132
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Can anyone let us have a small bucket of horse manure? Rhubarb and roses in need of.Many Thanks,Mark J, New Cottage
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A ewe and lambs were heading from Ballidon Lane End towards Ballidon this morning at about 10.00
Susan S
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Many thanks to David G for this amazing series of pictures of a robin visiting his garden.
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There is currently an ever-changing selection of plants for sale outside Rookery House. This is a chance to do some stress-free, definitely socially-distanced shopping. Hardy perennials, annuals and even the odd tomato plant. All in aid of the Memorial Hall. Come and choose something, make a donation and ease our watering regime! If you have spare plants you want to pass on, please feel free to add to the selection.
ThanksSue H
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Emergency Committee to discuss markets and public toilets
The possible reopening of public toilets and the popular Bakewell stall market will be discussed by Derbyshire Dales District Council on 11 June.
The Emergency Committee “virtual” meeting will be broadcast live on the District Council’s YouTube channel.
The Prime Minister announced at the weekend that outdoor markets can reopen in an easing of Government coronavirus lockdown measures.
At the 11 June meeting, the Council, which is currently consulting with licensed stallholders, will present an amended market layout that takes into account coronavirus social distancing requirements.
Also on the agenda is an update on the 11 public toilets operated by the Council, which, during the lockdown to date, have remained closed. Risk assessments have been carried out and officers have made it clear that the facilities cannot be reopened until the safety of users and its own cleaning staff can be assured.
Public participation at meetings is currently suspended and members of the public are asked to read the reports first – available online from 4 June at http://www.derbyshiredales.gov.uk/committee – before submitting any questions.
After that date, questions can be submitted to the meeting no later than 12 noon on 10 June by email to committee@derbyshiredales.gov.uk, by post to Democratic Services, Derbyshire Dales District Council, Town Hall, Matlock DE4 3NN or by phone during working hours to 01629 761300.
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Does anyone know where I can get cucumber plants (ideally the F1 greenhouse ones)?
I tried from seed, usually fine but no luck this year (the only year where they are a relative rarity!). I have tried Fairways and Homebase, but nothing there – does anyone know if Wyaston still has any, or Tissington?
Alternatively. does anyone have any they would be willing to sell?
Thanks in advance
Emma
(Pond Cottage, 390203)
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Appeal to residents as Dales prepares for garden waste collection to restart
Derbyshire Dales District Council is appealing for residents’ continued patience and understanding when garden waste collections restart from Monday 1 June.
To ensure that rounds are completed and some households don’t miss out, no additional garden waste will be taken over and above the usual bin-load.
No more than five sacks will be taken in a single collection from households that use compostable sacks rather than bins.
The District Council agreed at an Emergency Committee meeting last week to share the cost with contractor Serco of extra vehicles and staff needed to restart garden waste collections.
Since the end of March the collections have been suspended to enable reduced crews due to coronavirus impacts to prioritise household waste and recycling rounds.
A District Council spokesperson said: “We know our residents absolutely understand that we are still in an emergency situation and that the restarted garden waste collections can only work efficiently if the catch-up happens gradually. That’s why we are appealing to households to only put out for collection the amount of garden waste they would in normal circumstances, ensuring that the bin lid is properly closed. We cannot take any additional garden waste right now.”
Residents can check on their collection date using the online postcode calendar at http://www.derbyshiredales.gov.uk/whenismycollection
Food waste collections are currently fortnightly rather than weekly and will continue to happen with residents’ scheduled household waste collections.
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Click this link to read the
minutes of the meeting of Parwich Parish Council held on the 20th May 2020.
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As you can all imagine Parwich Wakes is going to look a little different this year but we still wanted to mark the occasion before we are back with a bang in 2021. Therefore the Parwich Carnival and Recreation Committee have put together a small programme of events for the Wakes Saturday and activities for you to take part in at your leisure throughout the week. We are working closely with the Sycamore, Legion and Odd Fellows so if government rules change and as more things are confirmed we will let you know.
Lucy M
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Update – the drawers have been re-homed!
Free to anyone who can give this drawer unit a good home.
It’s off-white coloured with one A4 filing drawer and one for stationary stuff.
It measures 44cm deep x 42cm wide x 57cm high.
Call Jon & Viv on 390075
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Click here to play: Legion lock-down quiz WEEK 4
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One day late due to bank holiday. Don’t forget just blue bin. No green bin or food caddy collection.
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This morning I collected my fourth rescue hedgehog from Derby Hedgehog Rescue, I got to know the wonderful lady who runs the rescue when I found a baby hog in my garden in trouble., she nursed him back to health and he returned to Wheatsheaf cottage with a friend who needed a home.
I collected another female just before the winter who had reached the optimum 600 grams to be able to hibernate safely.
This spring they have visited the feeding station regularly, the garden has gaps in the fencing to allow the hogs to roam the distances they need, I don’t use any chemicals in the garden and like to think they may eat some of the slugs and snails.
Hedgehog numbers are declining why not help them out by putting out a shallow dish of water and if you can put food out for them, either cat food (not the fishy sort) or even better specialist hedgehog food. Jill L
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