Free lawn turf

We have 7 rolls of garden turf freshly delivered this morning free to a good home. It is in Parsons Croft car park ready for collection. First come first served.

Now gone thank you

Lucy M

Yesterday’s Parade

Thank you to John L of Bradbourne for the photos.

Legion Quiz – Round 2!

Money Found

Found
A sum of money has been found today at the bottom of Kiln Lane. Contact Jon on 075 if it’s yours. Viv M

Parish Council Minutes

Minutes of the meeting of the Parish Council on the 21st March can be read here

St George’s Day

What’s on Where next Week
Day Time Event Location
Sun 22nd 9am St George’s Day Parade
gather at Legion for bacon cobs,
Parade led by Castleton Band
leaves at 10.15am
Legion
Sun 22nd 11am St. George’s Day Service Parwich Church
Sun 22nd 11.15am Morning Prayer Alsop Church
Sun 22nd 1pm St. George’s Day Parade
returns for BBQ & refreshments
(2pm raffle)
Legion
Mon 23rd St George’s Day
Mon 23rd 11am Pilates Memorial Hall
Mon 23rd 2pm Toddler Group Memorial Hall
Mon 23rd 6pm Parwich Crown Green Bowl
Club practice evening
(weather and green permitting)
new members & beginners welcome
Parson’s Croft
Tue 24th 6pm Parwich Crown Green Bowls
vs. Chatsworth B
Parson’s Croft
Tue 24th 6-10pm Badminton & Tabletennis
book via Cheryl tel 617
Memorial Hall
Tue 24th 7.30pm Quiz Tournament
enter as a one off
or take part every month
entry £5 includes snacks
Legion
Wed 25th Grey bin and food caddy collection Parwich
Wed 25th 6-10pm Badminton & Tabletennis
book via Cheryl tel 617
Memorial Hall
Thu 26th 9am Morning Prayer Parwich Church
Thu 26th 11am to 1pm Evie’s Artistic Session
More info: 390488
Memorial Hall
Thu 26th 1.45pm Parwich Crown Green Bowls
vs. Youlgrave B
Parson’s Croft
Thu 26th 7pm Dog Training Classes
for details contact Dena tel. 01335 372162
Memorial Hall
Thu 26th 7pm Alsop Parochial Church Council
Annual Meeting
Alsop Church
Fri 27th 9am Morning Prayer Alsop Church
Fri 27th 3.15 to
3.45pm
Mobile Library The Green
Fri 27th 5.30pm Children’s Friday Football
meet at the Cricket Pavillion
Parson’s Croft
Sat 28th 2pm Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Mixed Doubles
Parson’s Croft
Sun 29th No Services Parwich & Alsop Churches
Sun 29th Wine & Cheese Afternoon
for details and to book tel. 01335 390212
Sycamore Inn
Sun 29th 4.30pm Scalextric Time Trials Legion
Sun 29th 6.30pm Peak Five Parishes Group Service
Evensong & Bishop Alastair
Tissington Church

Click here to see the full Diary page; please email any event information to parwich@hotmail.co.uk

Legion Quiz – Round 2!

At least the Sun Shone……

PARWICH CROWN GREEN BOWLS CLUB

They say a week is a long time in politics, but a couple of days in Crown Green bowls is even longer. The changes in the weather were incredible. Shame that the bowls results didn’t match some of it.

Tuesday League.

Home – Bradwell – 17 April.

Still absolutely freezing on Tuesday night, more brass monkey’s. Having been pipped last week we needed to get a winning streak going. The match was shared two games each, but as you know it’s points that win prizes. Dennis and Clara E put on a good attempt, but came second 10 – 21. Captain fantastic Dawn playing again with our new club member Frances showed how it should be done winning in great style 21 – 5. Harry B and our Edith came a very close second to the dynamic duo again winning 21 – 9. Although Tony and Sue A lost it was by a very small margin indeed 19 – 21. Adding up the points Parwich came out on top 71 – 56. Another home match next week against Chatsworth B this time. Another win would be good.

Next Match – Home – Chatsworth B – 24 April – 6.00pm.

Thursday Friendly League.

Away – Bradwell – 19 April – 1.45pm.

So having had the thermal Long Johns on on Tuesday night it was Costa del Bradwell Thursday afternoon. Banging on the factor 99 sun cream our doubles pairs took to the green. Unfortunately their play did not match the high temperature of the day, we lost all three games, some closer than others. The score was Bradwell 63, Parwich 45.

One or two of our star players were unavailable, so Tony A, the captain, had to ‘rotate the squad’, bringing in some new players from last week. The six games were shared three each, but we just managed to score more than Bradwell, John B being the star player winning 15 – 3 which made a welcome change from the show he put on last week. The singles finished Bradwell 69, Parwich 72, unfortunately not enough to overhaul the deficit from the doubles. The final score however was not too bad with Parwich going down 132 – 117. At least the sun shone brightly.

Next Match – Home – Youlgrave – 26 April – 1.45pm.

Don’t forget that around 6.00pm on Mondays we have a bit of a practice, which judging by some of the results, is badly needed. Come along and have a go. Flat soled shoes are all you need.

John B

Rannoch Fundraiser

I have just ran the Marathon des Sables and before I disappear off to Sandhurst I am doing one last fundraiser on behalf of WWTW. We’re doing a quiz night at the Bentley Brook who have kindly donated their function room etc.
Date: Sun 29th April
Time: 19:30
Rannoch Linnell
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Wanted

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Vandalism

Unfortunately during the night, a window pane was broken at both The Old Post Office and also the school. The sad fact is that it was done deliberately.
If anyone else has suffered the same thing, can you let either of us know, myself or Fiona -Headteacher at the school.
Also if anyone noticed any suspicious activity, please do let us know as it will help the police enquiries.
Thank you,
Alex & Fiona
390743 or 390245

Dr Williams’ Memories

Many older residents in the area will remember Dr Williams, who was one of the GPs based at Hartington from the mid-1950s until the mid-1980s. He has recorded a variety of early memories from his time in the area, which the Hartington History Group has re-produced in pamphlet form for sale at £1, with the proceeds going to Hartington Community Group funds. Copies can be obtained directly from Sue Bruce at Hartington Post Office, or if anyone in Parwich would like a supply of, say, 10 copies to distribute locally please contact me, Richard Gregory, on rg3390717@gmail.com or 01298 84368.

Oddfellows Buttonholes

“Oddfellows……..

If you would like a red rose buttonhole for the St Georges Day parade on Sunday 22 April, please order by 8pm on Thursday. Buttonholes priced at £3.50 will be available for collection from the legion on the morning of the parade.” 🌹

Thank you , Delia.  390758 / 07773 487882 / dee.pegg@btinternet.com

2018 Duck Race Results

Duck Race 2018 – results:

1st – Enid Edge (£50)
2nd – Jim Wigley (£30)
3rd – Jane Gerrard (£20)

Many thanks to all those who purchased a duck, all monies raised go toward the funding of the St George’s Day Parade event each year.
Thanks again,
The Parwich Society of St George

Star Wars Night!

Formula 1 at the Legion

 

Competition was fierce at the first round of the tournament; the Leader Board stands at:
Tony Ash 1:18:54
Jason Jones 1:19:00
Jon Micklefield 1:19:53
Cameron Jewitt 1:35:00

Round two coming soon!

Parwich Film Show

fILM LARGE POSTER 20th

Trailer  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JycCFypvgmI

Continue Reading »

Dredging of Jubilee Pond

Now that the weather is improving and the ground becoming firmer the Parish Council wants to have material removed from the Jubillee Pond to reduce the risk of flooding in the future and improve its appearance.

A tender form has been created on the Parish Council website which can be seen here.

If you are interested in tendering please use the form on our site or contact the Clerk.
Please bring this opportunity to the attention of anyone else you know who may be interested.

Diary Updates

We will be updating the Parwich.org Diary page this weekend, so if you have any Alsop, Ballidon, Parwich or Pikehall events (May and June) that you want to go in the Diary in time to be included in the Peak Five Church Magazine’s May issue please send them in by Sunday (22nd of April).

Including our Diary in the Church magazine is important as it helps you reach some of those who are not on-line.

Please send Diary information to parwich@hotmail.co.uk or leave me a message on tel. 287.

Thank you, Peter

Note, click here for

Pot Holes!

We have received the following statement from Derbyshire County Council via our Parish Council.

We recognise how important the condition of the roads in Derbyshire are to Derbyshire residents and the difficulties they are currently facing. However Derbyshire County Council is doing its utmost to complete the necessary repairs in a timely manner, and below is an update on the steps we are currently taking to alleviate what we consider to be a very challenging situation.

In the first week of March whilst the adverse weather was preventing us from getting on the roads we were only able to repair just over 323 pothole in that week.
Last week following the roll out of the approved investment and delivery plan on a four day week (due to back holiday) we completed just in excess of 1,000 pothole repairs.
We currently have just over 70 operatives out on the network repairing potholes.
We currently have 9 hotbox gangs in operation, working extended hours and weekends. As of Monday we will increase this number to 12.
All hotbox gangs have a mandate to find and fix.
We have patching gangs in all three areas of the county undertaking large sections of patching repairs.
We have two Jetpatchers focusing on Derbyshire rural network.

We will continue to endeavour to complete the necessary repairs.

Regards

Cllr Simon Spencer
Deputy Leader & Cabinet Member for Highways, Transport & Infrastructure

Eroica Road Restrictions

Please find details of the proposed temporary speed limit restriction and prohibition of waiting for A5012, A515 and Friden Ln, Newhaven.
You can view the order on this link

For any queries please email david.nicholson@derbyshire.gov.uk, for the attention David Nicholson, or call on 01629 538685.

Derbyshire Highways Hub
Economy, Transport and Environment Department
Derbyshire County Council | County Hall | Matlock | DE4 3AG

Village Clean Up Day

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Ball Retriever Wanted

Can anyone help me make my dog happy again. She’s not happy with me because I’m a rubbish ball thrower I managed to lose it in the pond near the pub. If anyone can lend me a net or retrieve Maggie’s ball she would appreciate having her favourite ball back. We are staying at croft cottage or you can call me on 07918106176. Thank you.  Mandy

New Parwich Resident

We have a new resident in the village.  He arrived on Saturday 14th April.  His name is Jackson and he’s a gorgeous tabby Tom cat who has been adopted from Cheadle Animal Welfare Society by Fiona.

Jackson is about 3 years old and was left behind when his owners moved.  How unkind is that?  He had to live in a shed and rely on a neighbour for food.  Thankfully the neighbour asked for help and Jackson was taken into care. He lived in Hanley so has gone from being a Town Boy to being a Country Gent.  I’m sure he will love living in Parwich, after all there is nowhere better.

Jackson x

Margaret R

 

We have received the following message from the Parwich Society of St George:

We are planning to hold a raffle during next week’s St George’s Day parade to help pay for the band etc. If anyone would like to donate a raffle prize in support of this it would be greatly appreciated. Please leave any donations with Carl at 2 West View, or at the Legion.

Many thanks
Parwich Society of St George.

Legion Quiz – Round 2!

Garden Trip

The Parwich Horticultural Society is planning its first trip of the year to Morton Hall Gardens and Meadow Farm Nursery on Wednesday 30th May. Members and non-members are welcome, but places are limited and selling like hotcakes! So contact Glynis or Jill to reserve your place today. Details on the next trip will be coming soon.

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St George’s Day

Oil Price Steady

imageUpdate for Bradbourne & Parwich Heating Oil Club

Crude passes $72 a barrel this week for the first time since December 2014. Political tensions and news that oil stockpiles close to falling below 5-year average have pushed crude higher this week.

Please do order early and allow plenty of time for delivery to avoid any problems. Please check your tank levels. If you are low on oil this club order will not be suitable.

We have secured a rate and our clubs group oil order terms for this weekend are as follows:

 

Rate:  £0.4599 (pence per litre excluding vat [5% for Domestic use])

For full details  Continue Reading »

Parish Council Meeting

The agenda for the Parish Council Meeting on Wednesday the 18th April 2018 has been published here

Oddfellows Buttonholes

“Oddfellows……..

If you would like a red rose buttonhole for the St Georges Day parade on Sunday 22 April, please order by 8pm on Thursday. Buttonholes priced at £3.50 will be available for collection from the legion on the morning of the parade.” 🌹

Thank you , Delia.  390758 / 07773 487882 / dee.pegg@btinternet.com

What’s on Where next Week
Day Time Event Location
Sat 14th 2pm Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Open Singles
Parson’s Croft
Sat 14th 2.30pm Duck Race
raising funds for St. George’s Day Parade, get your duck from the Legion, the Sycamore or a committee member
Tissington Ford
Sat 14th 4pm
onwards
Grand National
with Sweepstake
the Big Race is at 5.15pm
Legion
Sun 15th 10am Family Service Parwich Church
Sun 15th 11.15am Family Baptism Service Alsop Church
Mon 16th 10am
/ 10.07am
Bus to Bakewell
arrives Bakewell 10.40, leaves 13.35
Sycamore Cottages
/ Alsop Church
Mon 16th 11am Pilates Memorial Hall
Mon 16th 2pm Toddler Group Memorial Hall
Mon 16th 6pm Parwich Crown Green Bowl
Club practice evening
(weather and green permitting)
new members & beginners welcome
Parson’s Croft
Tue 17th 6pm Parwich Crown Green Bowls
vs. Bradwell B
Parson’s Croft
Tue 17th 6-10pm Badminton & Tabletennis
book via Cheryl tel 617
Memorial Hall
Wed 18th Green bin, Blue bin and food caddy collection Parwich
Wed 18th 6-10pm Badminton & Tabletennis
book via Cheryl tel 617
Memorial Hall
Wed 18th 7.30pm Parwich Parish Council Meeting
Agenda
Memorial Hall
Thu 19th 11am to 1pm Evie’s Artistic Session
More info: 390488
Memorial Hall
Thu 19th 1.45pm Parwich Crown Green Bowls
vs. Bradwell B
Away
Thu 19th 4.30pm to 7pm Fish & Chip Van
visiting Parwich alternate Thursdays
tel. 0751 107 6249
The Green
Thu 19th 7pm Dog Training Classes
for details contact Dena tel. 01335 372162
Memorial Hall
Fri 20th 5.30pm Children’s Friday Football
meet at the Cricket Pavillion
Parson’s Croft
Fri 20th 7.45pm Parwich Film
Breathe
Memorial Hall
Sun 22nd 9am St George’s Day Parade
gather at Legion for bacon cobs,
Parade led by Castleton Band
leaves at 10.15am
Legion
Sun 22nd 11am St. George’s Day Service Parwich Church
Sun 22nd 11.15am Morning Prayer Alsop Church
Sun 22nd 1pm St. George’s Day Parade
returns for BBQ & refreshments
(2pm raffle)
Legion

Click here to see the full Diary page; please email any event information to parwich@hotmail.co.uk

Duck Race – TOMORROW

And they’re off…..

PARWICH CROWN GREEN BOWLS CLUB

You can tell that it’s the start of the bowls season because there are agonised brass monkeys all over the place. However, crown green bowlers are made of strong stuff and as we all know spring is just around the corner or is it at the end of the M1.

Tuesday League.

Away – Chatsworth – 11 April.

The winter as you know has been long and very wet and it was still doing it’s bit at Chatsworth. The chance to send a few practice woods down was not possible until Monday night. The Green at Parsons Croft was saturated as was Chatsworth’s. As you walked on the green the water welled up over your shoes and it was really cold. The games were shared two each with Pat and John B first on wishing they had stayed at home and watched the 500th repeat of the Wizard of Oz. They lost 7 – 21. Another married pair Sue and Tony A showed how it should be done and won 21 – 12. They must have a crown green in their loft to practice on. Captain Dawn joined this year by a new Club member, Frances, soon had us back on course on won at a canter 21 – 9. Final game Edith and Rick. You would put your house on them to win, however the weather or something they ate put the mockers on them and they lost 13 – 21. Final score Chatsworth 63, Parwich 62. Not a bad result in the scheme of things. Hopefully things can only get better as they say.

Next Match – Home – Bradwell – 17 March – 6.00pm.

Thursday Friendly League.

Home – Baslow – 12 April – 1.45pm

This league you may remember has 3 doubles games up to 21, and 6 singles games up to 15. I hope I am not tempting fate by saying the doubles pairs did us proud. Freezing cold soaking wet, boy did they play well. Dennis E and Audrey B led the way winning 21 – 8. This matched the unlucky Sue A and Liz H who played Baslow’s best pair, losing 8 -21. Clara E and Harry B put matters right by storming in 21 – 17. Parwich 50, Baslow 46.

We managed to win 4 of the 6 singles with Keith B winning 15 – 0. Other notable results were Tony A carrying on his Tuesday form winning 15 – 2. Edith sorted herself out from Tuesday and won 15 – 5. Our new member Frances, a really good acquisition on the transfer market romped home 15 – 6. Parwich 76, Baslow 43. Overall score Parwich 126, Baslow 92. What a start.

Next Match – Away – Bradwell – 19 April – 1.45pm.

We have three new members this year. Frances who has played before and the brown paper envelope handed over before the season started was worth every penny. Joy and Stuart have joined us to learn the game and of course to enjoy the good atmosphere you get on a bowls green. You too dear reader can also get this by being members. All you need is a pair of flat soled shoes, it is as easy as that!

John B

From Jungle to Paradise

An Inspirational Talk and Slideshow about

Cascades Gardens

From Jungle to Paradise

Thank you to everyone who attended last night’s talk at the village hall. Alan Clements’ inspiring story took the audience on a journey from meeting the Dala Lama in the mid-1990s, to purchasing Cascades House in Bonsall and creating a truly magical garden, based on the concepts of Zen meditation, mindfulness, and achieving inner peace and happiness. The Horticultural Society also enjoyed sharing plants and seeds following the talk with fellow members and guests exchanging garden goodies as well as purchasing plants from Alan’s nursery at Casades Garden.

Thank you Alan Clements for his time and dedication to horticulture.

Caroline G

Catsan for Sale

SOLD

For sale 2 large bags 20 litre of Catsan £9 a bag

Thanks,
Alex
390743

Local Eggs for Sale

UPDATE: Thank you to everyone who got in touch – there won’t be any eggs available now until  next week.

Grand National at the Legion

Spot the Owl

In the tradition of the once popular Spot the Ball games here’s our very own variation Spot the Owl.

Can you spot the Barn Owl captured by iphone this afternoon near Newton Grange on the Tissington Trail? (Come back John F-S!)

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