Vintage Cars

A few of the cars coming through the village yesterday on the vintage car rally. Photos by Alan Shenton

Beautiful Orchids

Where the modern day fertilisers can’t reach they seem to survive. By David S

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Swallows on the Pond

Swallows at the Millennium Pond. 8th May by JFS

Village Clean Up Tomorrow!

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Comedy, Magic and Cabaret Night

What’s on Where next Week
Day Time Event Location
Sun 13th 9.30am Family Holy Communion Parwich Church
Sun 13th 10am Spring Clean Up Day meet at
Parson’s Croft
Sun 13th 11.15am Holy Communion Alsop Church
Sun 13th 2.30pm Methodist Service Parwich Church
Mon 14th 10am
/ 10.07am
Bus to Bakewell
arrives Bakewell 10.40, leaves 13.35
Sycamore Cottages
/ Alsop Church
Mon 14th 11am Pilates Memorial Hall
Mon 14th 12.45pm Village Lunch
Sausage & Mash
Fruit Crumble
contact Val K tel. 390458
Memorial Hall
Mon 14th 2.30pm Toddler Group Memorial Hall
Mon 14th 6pm Parwich Crown Green Bowl
Club practice evening
(weather and green permitting)
new members & beginners welcome
Parson’s Croft
Tue 15th 6pm Parwich Crown Green Bowls
vs. Matlock Bath
Away
Tue 15th 6-10pm Badminton & Tabletennis
book via Cheryl tel 617
Memorial Hall
Wed 16th Green bin, Blue bin and food caddy collection Parwich
Wed 16th 7pm Parwich Parish Council
Annual Meeting of Parish Council
Agenda
all welcome
Memorial Hall
Wed 16th 8.30pm Parwich Parish Council
Annual Parish Meeting
Agenda
Review of the year, Group Reports, future of land off Pump Hill, etc.
all welcome
Memorial Hall
Thu 17th 11am to 1pm Evie’s Artistic Session
More info: 390488
Memorial Hall
Thu 17th 1.45pm Parwich Crown Green Bowls
vs. Wirksworth A
Parson’s Croft
Thu 17th 4.30pm to 7pm Fish & Chip Van
visiting Parwich alternate Thursdays
tel. 0751 107 6249
The Green
Thu 17th 7pm Dog Training Classes
for details contact Dena tel. 01335 372162
Memorial Hall
Fri 18th 9am Morning Prayer Alsop Church
Fri 18th 5.30pm Children’s Friday Football
meet at the Cricket Pavillion
Parson’s Croft
Fri 18th 7.45pm Parwich Film
The Greatest Showman
Memorial Hall
Fri 18th 9pm new Friday night game
Find the Joker
Legion
Sat 19th opens
11am
Watch the Royal Wedding
on the big screen
Legion
Sat 19th opens
11am
Sycamore Royal Wedding Reception
watch the wedding with a 3 course meal, booking essential tel. 01335 390212
Sycamore Inn
Sat 19th from
2pm
Royal Wedding Afternoon Tea Sycamore Inn
Sat 19th 2-6pm Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Oddfellows Match
Parson’s Croft
Sat 19th kick off
5.15pm
FA Cup Final Legion
Sun 20th 10am Family Service Parwich Church
Sun 20th 11.15am Holy Communion Alsop Church

Updated 15/5/18

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

The agenda for the Annual Meeting of Parwich Parish Council and the Parish Annual Meeting on Wednesday the 16th May 2018 have been published here

Theft in the Village

We got broke into last night up @ whitepark barn alsop rd,
They took a motorbike and power tools between hrs of 8pm and 9.30am

Ben C

Start of the Silly Season

PARWICH CROWN GREEN BOWLS CLUB

Its the silly season as far as Parwich Bowls Club is concerned as people start going on holiday for some reason. Always a problem because of our tiny membership. However certain individuals play unexpectedly blinding games of bowls!

Tuesday League.

Home – Ashwood Park – 8 May – 6.00pm

We always have close matches against Ashwood and it’s hard to know why because they are such nice folk! We shared the games two each. Dennis and Clara came up against a really good pair and unfortunately came second. The magic married pair Tony and Sue A also came unstuck. I think they were too concerned with catching their flight early next morning to the Costa Packet. For once Pat and John B sorted themselves out and stormed to a 21 – 6 win. Rick without his faithful sidekick Edith played with Harry B. Harry at times can be so consistent it’s annoying. Anyway they got us our second win 21 – 16. When all the arithmetic had been done we lost the match by one point! Parwich 63, Ashwood 64.

Next Match – Away – Matlock Bath – 15 May – 6.00pm.

Thursday Friendly League.

Home – Bakewell – 10 May – 1.45pm.

At one point it seemed that we might be penalised for having less than 9 players, but people appeared from behind hedges and rocks and we finished up with 10.

Frances W and Harry B plucked victory from the jaws of defeat with a 21 – 17 win. At one point they were 17 – 5 down. What a comeback. John H and Keith B also did us proud winning in style 21 – 6. Although Clara and Dennis played well they unfortunately lost 21 – 6. Not the end of the world however as we were leading 54 – 44.

Now there are people who are great and there are other people who have greatness thrust upon them. Two members who do not normally play singles had, because of our shortage of players, to play in the singles. And play they did! I cannot recall Audrey B ever playing a singles, but what a game. Talk about hide your light under a bowls mat, Audrey stormed to victory 15 – 9. Pat B dashing back from a meeting in Buxton played her little socks off winning 15 – 11 against one of Bakewell’s star players. Astonishing. So with this brave and faithful few we finished up Parwich 74, Bakewell 75. If at the start of the games you said that would be the outcome, you would, as they say, have taken their hand off. Final result Parwich 128, Bakewell 119. Enjoy your holidays!

Next Match – Home – Wirksworth – 17 May – 1.45pm.

p.s. Don’t forget Stuart to get there by 1.00 ish.

John B

 

 

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FA Cup Final at the Legion

May Parwich Film Show

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New Community Grant

We have received the following from DCC which may be of interest to a number of groups in the village:

We’ve launched our Action Grants scheme and groups, clubs, local charities and other non-profit organisations working in communities across the county can download the online application pack.

Our leader, Councillor Barry Lewis, said:

“Over the next two years there will be 2,000 grants of up to £500 on offer to help groups fund projects and events which will benefit their local communities.

“Whether it is to organise a village fete, pay for a youth club activity or to help promote exercise and sport, we’re inviting people who are active in their community to apply.

“Just a little financial help can make all the difference between being able to provide a much-needed local activity or not. If we can help make it happen then it could create a lasting legacy of enjoyment and participation across in communities across Derbyshire.”

 

The themes of the grants are:

Youth activity
Community safety
Community activity
Physical activity and sport
If a group’s planned project is based on any of those themes, the online application pack will let organisers know what they can and can’t apply for.

Decisions on grant applications will be made after regular application round deadlines.

The first deadline is 30 June 2018, so groups hoping to get funding for schemes in the school summer holidays are advised to apply before that date.

We’re also inviting applications for a limited number of medium grants of up to £5,000 and larger grants of up to £10,000 for projects which can have clear local support and will provide a lasting benefit for a Derbyshire community.

The full criteria for these grants is also in the application pack.

Applications for medium and larger grants will be considered annually, with the first deadline also 30 June 2018.

The Action Grants scheme will run until 31 May 2020.

Ups and Downs of Village Life

Branson launches his first balloon mission to the moon

By Cheryl W

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David G Has launched his drone looking down on the blossom

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Thank you both for sending these images.

HERO Cup – Summer Trial

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On Friday the classic cars competing in the Summer Trial of the HERO cup will be passing through the village. The first cars are expected around 4.30pm with the passage of the sixty plus cars taking about an hour.

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More  information about the event, including a list of the cars taking part, can be found on the HERO website here

Please be aware that there will be more traffic than usual through the village during this time.

In preparation for discussion about Pump Hill at the Parish Annual meeting on the 16th of May residents may wish to visit the site at around midday on Sunday the 13th of May during the Village Maintenance Day. The Clerk will be present to either answer or note questions and to record your views.

It is hoped that this will give people an opportunity to think about how they would like the area to be used and maintained in the future.

The Parish Annual meeting for Parwich will take place on the 16th of May after the Annual Meeting of the Parish Council.

This post is to give advance notice that the meeting will provide an opportunity for,
A review of the year.
Contributions by Village Organisations.
Open discussion about Pump Hill.
Full details can be found on the Parish Council website here.

PTA Fashion Sale

Help support our local school

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Book your Village Lunch

Book by Friday evening (11th May 2918)

Turf Available

We have 13 rolls of turf surplus to requirements – delivered fresh on Friday

Please feel free to come and collect it from the back garden of Lilac Cottage –  access from side lane

Thanks

Simon & Debbie Lake

Lilac Cottage

Update – All the turf has now gone – thanks

 

Takeaway night at the Legion

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A Beautiful Sunday Morning

Early riser David G sent in these beautiful images from around the village.

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Tea & Cakes in Alsop

Tea & Cakes are being served in the churchyard at Alsop en le Dale, 11am – 4pm tomorrow (Bank Holiday Monday). Please come along to support this event, in aid of Alsop Church. Stunning views, delicious cakes, not to be missed. Make a walk of it with great refreshments to look forward to.

If you take any local photos over the weekend or of the Tea & Cakes on Monday that you would like share with others through the Blog do send them to parwich@hotmail.co.uk .

Village Clean Up Day

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What’s on Where next Week
Day Time Event Location
Sun 6th No Services
today
Parwich & Alsop Churches
Sun 6th Parwich Crown Green Bowls
vs. Hazelwood
Away
Mon 7th May Day
Mon 7th 11am to 4pm Tea & Cakes
in the Churchyard
Alsop Church
Mon 7th 6pm Parwich Crown Green Bowl
Club practice evening
new members & beginners welcome
Parson’s Croft
Mon 7th tbc Live Music
more details to follow
Sycamore Inn
Tue 8th 11am Parwich Over 60s
Coach Trip to Byrkley Garden Centre
contact John H tel.302 to book
(note 10.30am collection Biggin & Hartington)
meet
The Green
Tue 8th 6pm Parwich Crown Green Bowls
vs. Ashwood Park B
Parson’s Croft
Tue 8th 6-10pm Badminton & Tabletennis
book via Cheryl tel 617
Memorial Hall
Wed 9th 6-10pm Badminton & Tabletennis
book via Cheryl tel 617
Memorial Hall
Wed 9th 7.30pm Takeaway Night
(orders for Red Chilli in Ashbourne need by 7.30pm on Tue 8th)
Legion
Thu 10th Ascension Day
Thu 10th Grey bin and food caddy collection Parwich
Thu 10th
to
Wed 16th
Tissington Well Dressings
Thu 10th 11am to 1pm Evie’s Artistic Session
More info: 390488
Memorial Hall
Thu 10th 1.45pm Parwich Crown Green Bowls
vs. Bakewell
Parson’s Croft
Thu 10th 7pm Dog Training Classes
for details contact Dena tel. 01335 372162
Memorial Hall
Fri 11th approx
4.30-5.30pm
Hero Cup – Summer Trial
classic car event
route through Parwich
Fri 11th 5.30-6.30pm Vicar’s Van Parson’s Croft
Fri 11th 5.30pm Children’s Friday Football
meet at the Cricket Pavillion
Parson’s Croft
Fri 11th 9pm new Friday night game
Find the Joker
Legion
Sun 13th 9.30am Family Holy Communion Parwich Church
Sun 13th 10am Spring Clean Up Day meet at
Parson’s Croft
Sun 13th 11.15am Holy Communion Alsop Church
Sun 13th 2.30pm Methodist Service Parwich Church

Update – 8/5/18

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

Win One, Lose One

PARWICH CROWN GREEN BOWLS CLUB

Week four of the season already. Not sure where the first three went, but gone they are. Not too bad this week one reasonable loss and a very good win.

Tuesday League.

Away – Hope – 1 May.

Always very strong and competitive matches up around the arctic circle. Although we lost we did manage to share the games two each. Harry B and Tony A only just missing out 17 – 21. John and Pat B came unstuck, however, against a very good pair losing 12 – 21. At least they got to double figures. Our new wonder team of Dawn and Frances did it again for us winning in great style 21 – 18. Finally not to be outdone our Edith and Rick battled all the way, coming out on top by the odd point 21 – 20. Good game to watch. Final score Hope 80, Parwich 71.

Next Match – Home – Ashwood Park – 8 May – 6.00pm.

Thursday Friendly League.

Away – Whitworth Park A – 3 May – 1.45pm.

Win or lose it is really good to go to Whitworth. It is such a friendly, welcoming Club. It also does no harm to have a good win either. We were unstoppable. Although we lost two of the three doubles games Ian J and Sue A had such a good win 21 – 9, that we still finished 5 points ahead. Harry and Audrey B came close losing 18 – 21, as indeed did Liz H and Edith just being pipped 17 – 21. Whitworth 51, Parwich 56.

In the singles it was one way traffic, with only two of Whitworth’s players getting double figures. Parwichians won all 6 games, with John H winning the best 15- 5. Other good wins were Tony A 15 – 6, Keith B 15 – 7, and Frances W 15 – 9. Whitworth 51, Parwich 90. One of our best results and particularly away from home. Final result Whitworth 102, Parwich 146.

We managed to put out a full team of 12 players this week, however next week we are in a bit of bother as we have 7 players unable to play for various reasons. Bearing in mind we only have 16 registered players we will only have 9 at best. If someone else can’t make it then we will have to suffer a 25 point penalty.

Next Match – Home – Bakewell – 10 May – 1.45pm.

John B

Parwich Legion Formula 1

Competition stacked up in round 2 with a much bigger field and faster times. Overall rankings are now as follows:

Rankings Driver Points:

Round 3 is on 3rd June at the slightly later time of 5.30, now with separate Adults and Juniors leagues.

May Parwich Film Show 

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House to Let – Parwich

To let in Parwich village, a two bedroom semi-detached cottage:
Oil fired central heating and open fire in the lounge.
Two double bedrooms.
Double glazing all round.
Car standing for two vehicles with a very nice size garden.

Please text or call Terry on 07971 166158.

Horticultural Society

Open Gardens Volunteers Needed

Star Wars Night – this Weekend!

Tea & Cakes in the Churchyard

Tea & Cakes are being served in the churchyard at Alsop en le Dale, 11am – 4pm Monday (Bank Holiday). Please come along and support this event, in aid of Alsop Church. Stunning views, delicious cakes, not to be missed. Make a walk of it with great refreshments to look forward to.

If you take any local photos over the weekend or of the Tea & Cakes on Monday that you would like share with others through the Blog do send them to parwich@hotmail.co.uk .

Dog found

A female English Bullterrier has been found wandering in Creamery Lane, she has no tag on her collar, but has not yet been taken to check if she has an ID chip. If you recognise her contact Lucie-Clare tel. *** **** .

Update 5.45pm Excellent news, she has now been returned to her owner.

Dr Williams’ Memoir

Copies of the Dr Williams Memoir mentioned on this site on 19 April can be obtained locally from Saskia Tallis at The Croft, Creamery Lane, tel. 440. Dr Williams 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.

It can also be purchased at the Hartington History Day event in the Village Hall this coming Saturday, May 5 from 1100 to 1600, which is primarily focused on Alan Salt’s exhibition of of cheese-making [see www.hartingtonvillage.com/hartington-history-day-5th-may-2018 for further details].

Richard G, Hartington History Group

May Village Lunch