Tonight – Open the Safe!

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Badminton and more

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Property for Sale or Rent September 2016

This post has been updated – please click here to view.

Here is the list of properties for sale or rent in our area, correct (so far as we can tell from Rightmove) as of 6th September 2016.

For Sale:

  • Parwich, The Old Smithy, 3 bedroom detached cottage, £265,000 (new price).
  • Parwich, Rathborne Croft, 2 bedroom semi, £230.000.
  • Pikehall, Roystone Lane, 5 bedroom detached, with holiday cottage and stables etc., £1,150,000

For Rent:

  • No properties identified.

The list will be updated again in due course.

The Parwich Butterfly Count

With over 70% of the UK’s resident and regular migrant butterfly species in decline over recent years, we wondered which species have you spotted in your garden this year? What were they feeding on?

Thank you to David G for these lovely images.

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Adult Friday Football

Starting this Friday, adult Friday football.
A game of footy for the bigger ones… Bigger kids 13+ and adults. We will start this week just after children’s Friday football (7pm) finishing at 8pm probably at the pub bar for 8.10!!
This week we will play on the cricket pitch and then move to the tennis courts when the nights close in and the pitch gets too wet.
No fees…
All abilities welcome!!! Tell your friends!!!

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Mobile phone mast update

This is a copy of the consultation letter sent to a few residents, who presumably will be in the line of sight of the telecommunications structure. 

Radio Mast Sheet 1
Radio Mast Sheet 2
Radio Mast Sheet 3

Click on the above images to enlarge

Football Friday Fundraiser

I am doing Tough Mudder at the weekend to raise money for the Parwich Children’s Football Club. Sponsorship forms are available in the Sycamore, the Legion and with Jo.

Many thanks

JasonMudder

Lost Green Purse

I have lost my purse from legion to Lenscliffe
Has anybody found it ?
Janet Smart

Oddfellows

Oddfellows:
If you would like a red rose buttonhole for the parade at Hartington on Saturday 10 September, please order by 8pm on Tuesday 6 September. The buttonholes, priced at £3.50, will be available for collection from the Legion at Hartington on the morning of the parade.

390758 / 07773 487882 / dee.pegg@btinternet.com

Many thanks, Delia

Horticultural Show 2016

With some new categories this year, the standard of entries was high, here are some

images from today’s show.

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Horticultural Show – this morning

‘The excitement builds’, photos by Caroline G.

2016 Horticultural Show

Please remove your items after the presentation. Any items not collected will be auctioned

Copies of the schedule are available at The Sycamore and the Legion

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Open the Safe Resumes….

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Charging for replacement wheelie bins?

The Derbyshire Dales DC online consultation about charging for replacement wheelie bins runs upto the 30th of September (click here to participate in their survey).

As well as the District Council consultation, the Blog Team thought it worth asking some additional questions here. (Click here to see our original post.) There have been some interesting results and comments to our poll which you can still participate in.

We feel that Derbyshire Dales offers an excellent waste collection and recycling service, which compares well with other Authorities, and they respond well to any disruption to collections. What do you think?

Replacement refuse and recycling containers cost the Council some £28,000 per year.

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Oil Prices Fall Again

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Update for Bradbourne & Parwich Heating Oil Club

The price of oil has fallen back towards $45 a barrel after US data reports higher than expected stock levels. However the pound spikes above $1.33 today as IMF admits financial market turmoil triggered by shock Brexit vote has subsided counteracting some of the savings on the price of Crude.

The rate and offer details for our clubs group orders for this weekend are as follows:

Re Launch of The Sycamore

3pm and last minute cleaning outside

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and in

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and first to the bar are

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6.30 and it is Hotting Up

9 .00 and is it Steaming!

Calling All Bake Off Fans

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On Sunday you can show what magic you can perform in the kitchen by entering your creations in the Horticultural Show.  Don’t forget that you can take them home with you after the show so the family will not miss out!

Sycamore Re-Launch Today

The re-launch of the Sycamore Inn under new management is today from 3pm onwards (Friday 2nd of September). Refreshments served.

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Go to Kirsty’s Facebook event for more details and updates.

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Live music from Elvis from 9pm. Make sure the Sycamore re-launch is a great success.

For more information go to Facebook’s Elvis Lauch Party at the Sycamore

What’s on Where next Week
Day Time Event Location
Fri 2nd 3.15 to
3.45pm
Mobile Library The Green
Fri 2nd 3pm
onwards
Sycamore Inn re-Launch
Refreshments
9pm live music
Sycamore Inn
Fri 2nd 6-7pm Children’s Friday Football
meet at 5.55pm at the Cricket Pavillion
Parson’s Croft
Fri 2nd Parwich Film
no September film currently planned, but watch for any updates
Memorial Hall
Fri 2nd No ‘Open the Safe’ this week, resumes Fri 9th Sept. Legion
Sun 4th No services Alsop & Parwich Churches
Sun 4th  
 
9-11am
2.15pm
3.15pm
 
Horticultural Show
Click here to see Schedule
Staging of exhibits
Open to the public
Presentation of Prizes
followed by auction of produce
Memorial Hall
Mon 5th Parwich School closed for staff training School
Mon 5th 10am
/ 10.07am
Bus to Bakewell
arrives Bakewell 10.40, leaves 13.35
Sycamore Cottages
/ Alsop Church
Mon 5th 12.45pm Village Lunch
Gammon & Parsley Sauce,
New Potatoes
Cheesecake
contact Val K tel. 390458
Memorial Hall
Tue 6th Children start back at Parwich School for Autumn Term School
Tue 6th 6-10pm Badminton: book via Cheryl tel 617 Memorial Hall
Tue 6th 6pm Crown Green Bowls
vs. Ashwood Park B
Parson’s Croft
Wed 7th Green bin, Blue bin and food caddy collection Parwich
Wed 7th 6-10pm Badminton: book via Cheryl tel 617 Memorial Hall
Thu 8th 11am to 1pm Evie’s Artistic Session
More info: 390488
Memorial Hall
Thu 8th 1.45pm Crown Green Bowls
vs. Matlock Bath
Away
Thu 8th 6-10pm Badminton: book via Cheryl tel 617 Memorial Hall
Fri 9th 6-7pm Children’s Friday Football
meet at 5.55pm at the Cricket Pavillion
Parson’s Croft
Fri 9th draw at
8.45pm
‘Open the Safe’
continues Fridays until won
Legion
Sun 11th 9.30am Family Holy Communion Parwich Church
Sun 11th 11.15am Holy Communion Alsop Church

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

Village Lunch on Monday

Lunch 16 Sept (2)

Make Your Own Remembrance Poppy

There are still a few places left on the upcoming Threads workshop:

Make a Poppy for Remembrance

using pure silk threads and organza, a full day workshop on Saturday 24th September at the Memorial Hall
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10.00 am. to 4.00 pm. £39 including all materials, tea/coffee and home baking. £1 for each place will be donated to the British Legion. Further details can be found on our website at

http://www.threadsworkshops.co.uk/poppy-for-remembrance.html

Book by telephoning Cathy on 01335 310125 or e-mail at threadsworkshops@gmail.com

The Riveting World of Bowls

PARWICH CROWN GREEN BOWLS CLUB

If you think that things are tight at the top you should see what is happening in the riveting world of bowls, you couldn’t make it up if you tried. Can we make it to third in the league, will we finish top of the league the permutations are too endlessly wondrous to contemplate!

Matlock Tuesday League.
Away – Chatsworth – 30 August – 6.00pm.

Chatsworth are second bottom of the league and us only 7 points from third, piece of cake. My dad always told me there was no such thing as a certainty, how right he was. The wonderful Edith and Rick, fresh from their magnificent win in the 2016 Tarmac Trophy tournament, were our only winners, 21 – 10. I keep telling you they are good. Harry B and Sue A came up short by the smallest of margins, losing 20 – 21. Dawn A and Tony A also more than held their own losing by 21 – 17. With a further loss in the last game the result was Chatsworth 73, Parwich 70. Not sure if 70 points will even be enough to keep us in sixth place, let alone push us up a place or two. Only one more match left to see if we can climb up a bit. As only the first two get promoted to the higher division our chance are slim, but we are still battling on.

  • LAST MATCH – Home – Ashwood Park – 6 September – 5.45pm.

Matlock Thursday League.

With last week’s match a wash out we had to play twice this week, could we cope with the pressure!

Away – Bradwell – 31 August – 1.45.

We needed to get off to a good start in order to keep us in second place in the league. Unfortunately we conspired to lose all three doubles very well, Bradwell 63, Parwich 37. Could the singles get us out of the hole we managed to fall in, you bet they could. We won 5 out of the 6 games and only lost the sixth by three points, Bradwell 67, Parwich 87. Again you need your calculators handy to work out that this was not quite enough to win. Final score Bradwell 130, Parwich 124.The top of the league, Bakewell, were now 56 points ahead of us. Our next opponents, Bakewell!!

Home – Bakewell – 1 September – 1.45.

Keep telling you, you should have been there; you could have cut the tension with a knife. Because of injuries and holidays we only had ten players. Inspired captaincy in selecting who should play which games was needed and who was to play twice. Did I tell you our captain, Tony A, is inspired? Not only did we win all three doubles games but we won 63 points to 38. Could we keep up the phenomenally brilliant play in the singles? With only one game to play we had won the first 5 games. Rick our ever faithful great bowler would do the job. Horror of horrors Rick lost. The result was passed to the world doping agency and all was found to be in order (Russian testers I think). The match scrutinisers got their heads together. And verified that the final score was (Can you feel the tension its worse than waiting for the synchronised swimming results) Parwich 147, Bakewell 88, a win by 59 points. This means that we have gone into CHAMPIONSHIP PLACE! by three points. What a disaster, we will be promoted next year to face the likes of illustrious teams, such as Tideswell and Hazelwood! Only one more match to go. (Bet we blow it, or could tiny Parwich become Crown Green bowls Leicester City?).

  • LAST MATCH – Away – Matlock Bath – 8 September – 1.45pm

John B.

Oddfellows at Hartington Wakes?

Parwich Oddfellows

Anyone interested in supporting Cavendish Lodge for their 175 year celebration from the Parwich Oddfellows please contact,

  • D Swindell 390541
  • M Edge 390461

Usual start 1200hrs from the Hartington RBL 10th September 2016
Meal £20.00, 1700hrs, but please note, as previous blog dated 22nd August from Cavendish Lodge, this is not within the village, transport required.

Thank you.
David S

Oddfellows

If you would like a red rose buttonhole for the parade at Hartington on Saturday 10 September, please order by 8pm on Tuesday 6 September. The buttonholes, priced at £3.50, will be available for collection from the Legion at Hartington on the morning of the parade.

390758 / 07773 487882 / dee.pegg@btinternet.com

Many thanks, Delia

Show on Sunday

Please remove your items after the presentation. Any items not collected will be auctioned

Copies of the schedule are available at The Sycamore and the Legion

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Broadband Options

Not happy with your broadband speeds now the Parwich exchange is fibre optic enabled, then read this important information from Parwich Parish Council. Those in Alsop may be especially interested!

Broadband in Parwich

Digital Derbyshire would like residents to know that a fibre enabled cabinet is now operational in Parwich. For those who can still not get better than a 2Mbps connection the links in the letter will take you to further information on applying for a subsidy to get a satellite or wireless based internet connection.

Andrew Martin
Clerk RFO. Parwich Parish Council
e-mail: clerk@parwichparishcouncil.org.uk

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Click on the above image to access the letter as a PDF and enable the links.

Click here for more information on the new Better Broadband Scheme on the Digital Derbyshire website.

Tea & Cakes Yesterday

Great, we will be able update the photo in next year’s posts advertising Tea & Cake in Alsop on bank holiday Mondays:

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Hi, these were taken yesterday by one of my walking group Will Hewit. We had a very welcome stop after a lovely walk of about 12 miles.

Jill L

Bank Holiday Balloon

Thank you to early risers Caroline G and David G, for spotting this hot air balloon flying over the village.

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Photo by Caroline G

Photos by David G

 

This week’s bin collections

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Bank Holiday bin collections

All waste and recycling collections in the Derbyshire Dales will be one day later than usual next week because of Bank Holiday Monday (29 August).

This means collections next week will include a Saturday collection (on 3 September) for usual Friday rounds.

Use our online postcode search to see which containers to put out – and to download a collection calendar.

For us here in Parwich, Alsop, etc this means our grey general waste bin and food caddy collections will be on Thursday this week Click here to check your Derbyshire Dales bin collection days.

Opera Dudes

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There will be a bar for the evening. Doors open at 7pm.

Thank you

I would like to thank Liz & John H, Gill & Peter S, Mary R and Val & John K for all their help and for staying with me until the ambulance came when I broke my ankle. Thank you also to the Parwich Ladies Group for the lovely flowers.  I am now progressing well and hope to be home soon.

Ada B

Help!

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The Sycamore re-launch

There is a hive of activity at the Sycamore in preparation for the re-launch on Friday.

The grand re-launch: Friday 2nd September from 3pm, with live music from Elvis at 9pm

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 What’s New……

  • Put some fizz into your weekend – Proscecco by the glass every Friday and Saturday
  • Three hand pulled bitters
  • New Beers on the bar, Magners, Stella, Robinsons Smooth
  • New soft drinks ranges
  • New stock coming to the shop soon, orders can be taken
  • New menu from early October serving in the new dining room
  • New decoration

A sneak preview of the refurbishments so far…

For more information and updates click here: The Sycamore – Kirsty’s Facebook page

Legion – Bank Holiday Hours

The Legion will be open from 3 pm to closing time on Bank Holiday Monday.

Tea and Coffee will be available.

Guests welcome.

Dog friendly!

Open the Safe

There will be no ‘Open the Safe’ at the Legion on Friday (2nd September).

It will resume on Friday 9th September, with a prize fund of £247.

Tea & Cakes in Alsop Churchyard

Tea & Cakes are being served in the churchyard at Alsop en le Dale, 11am – 4pm tomorrow (Monday). 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 . (Especially any photos taken in Alsop Church Yard, so we can update the photo in future ‘Tea & Cakes’ posts.) Alternatively there is still time to snap your photographic entry for next Sunday’s Show.

September Village Lunch

Lunch 16 Sept (2)

Calling all rugby fans!

We have received this from Alexandra S. –

I have 4 tickets for the London Double Header taking place next Saturday 3 September at Twickenham which I can’t go too.
The tickets give you entry to Saracens v Worcester Warriors at 2pm, and Harlequins v Bristol Rugby at 4.30pm.

They are free and I hope they will be snapped up.

My number is 07964670297

Thanks,
Alexandra

What’s in your bin?

Derbyshire Dales are participating in a countywide survey of the grey general waste bins:

A survey to help find out what households in Derby and Derbyshire throw away is being launched to highlight what local councils can do to improve recycling services.

Households to be included will be selected at random and contacted by post in early September. Click here more details.