Although the weather is turning cold and Christmas only a month away, rates and delivery times for this time of year are surprisingly good. The rate and offer details for our clubs group orders for this weekend are as follows:
Rate: £0.2880 (pence per litre excluding vat [5% for Domestic use])
Grants of more than £2,500 are available to help small businesses, farmers and community groups in parts of Derbyshire Dales and High Peak to develop and grow.
A total of £1.7m is available from the Peak Leader Rural Grants Scheme which is being managed by Derbyshire County Council on behalf of the Derbyshire Economic Partnership.
Grants will be available for projects that can create jobs, grow businesses or develop community services in the Derbyshire Dales and High Peak.
The grants can also be used to help:
increase farm productivity and improvement
farm diversification
small business support
provide new services in rural areas
small scale culture and heritage developments and improvements
We are updating the Parwich.org Diary page, so if you have any Alsop, Ballidon, Parwich or Pikehall events (December, January and February) that you want to go in the Diary in time to be included in the Peak Five Churches Magazine’s December/January issue, please send them in by tomorrow evening, Saturday 21st of November. (Note, there is not a separate January issue, so the next one will not be until February.)
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 ring me on tel. 287.
Your very own Friendly Neighbourhood Ciderband, The A52s are launching our first album! JOY MINING MACHINERY on 21st November with a celebratory gig at Wirksworth Town Hall.
We really hope that many of you lovely Parwichians who have followed, supported and danced along with us over the past 9 years(!) will be able to joins us. Please see the link below for tickets.
We are updating the Parwich.org Diary page, so if you have any Alsop, Ballidon, Parwich or Pikehall events (December, January and February) that you want to go in the Diary in time to be included in the Peak Five Churches Magazine’s December/January issue, please send them in by next Saturday 21st of November. (Note, there is not a separate January issue.)
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 ring me on tel. 287.
Watch this space for more information, St. Peter’s are planning a weekend event in the Church with crafts, mulled wine, Christmas trees and much more on Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th of December, culminating with the Carol Service on the Sunday evening.
Various local organisations and societies are decorating the trees. As always it is likely to be a very enjoyable event. For more details contact Gill Simpson on 388.
News on Thursday that the global oil glut is at its highest in a decade as inventories soar, has seen a further drop in the costs of crude, please visit our news section for more details. The rate and offer details for our clubs group orders for this weekend are as follows:
Rate: £0.2829 (pence per litre excluding vat [5% for Domestic use])
Thank you Katy W for passing on this sad news from Ian at Village Games, Derbyshire Dales District Council. It is a real shame, as those who attended were really enjoying it.
Please share this email I received….
“I have spoken with Claire after each class since July and I’m aware we haven’t had great attendances thus far. With that in mind, and barring some divine miracle this Saturday where people turn up in droves for the class, it pains me to say that I think we will have to stop the class after Saturday’s session. As we discussed when planning the session initially, Village Games is not about making profit, however we do at least need to cover costs when running sessions such as this one in order to make the session sustainable. Unfortunately we’re not even coming close to achieving this each month and as I’m sure you can appreciate, we can’t continue to run the session in its current state indefinitely. I’m genuinely saddened to write this email, but I’m acutely aware that sometimes, these things just don’t work for one reason or another”
“I’d like to take this opportunity to thank you for all your hard work and support in trying to make the session a success”
So anyone interested in tomorrow’s session or getting numbers up to try to rescue future sessions do speak to Katy or contact Ian Dipaolo tel 0790 944 3293 asap.
NEW PERSPECTIVES, an East Midlands based national touring theatre company, have chosen Parwich to put on a production of He Wore a Red Hat. It is described as a Festive Noir Comedy and this is the first time New Perspectives have staged a production in the Peak District. It will also be the first time a play has been staged in the new memorial hall.
Supported by the Arts Council, the company specialises in creating dynamic performances for rural audiences, making ambitious and original theatre. Productions are toured nationally and overseas.
Put Sunday 13 December 2015 at 7.30pm in your diaries.
The Whodunit comedy is suitable for ages 12 to 112.
The Blog Team would like to thank the Horticultural Society and another donor who wishes to remain anonymous for their kind donations. The Blog has been running since 2007 and until this year has been funded by the Blog Team members.
Parwich.org costs an average of £120 per year to run, with an additional £40 spent last year to provide prizes for competitions. Costs have increased over the years as more storage/memory space has had to be purchased. Other costs include the cost of the domain, the cost of a version of WordPress which we can customise and the cost of keeping the site free of adverts.
Thank you for your support,
Peter, Emma, Fiona, Lucy and Steve
Parwich Parish Council Town/Parish Council Snow Warden Scheme
Please see accompanying details (click here) of Derbyshire County Council’s proposed Winter Service Scheme for 2015/16.
If you are willing to participate in the Snow Warden Scheme for 2015/16 by becoming a snow warden for Parwich, to assist with clearance of village footpaths, please advise a member of Parwich Parish Council, contact the clerk to the parish council (click here) or contact Derbyshire County Council on the advertised telephone number . This will enable paperwork, training and salt deliveries to be put in place in advance of any bad weather.
Though outside our area, the Blog Team thought some readers might fancy a trip to Youlgrave:
A Symporium of Melody, Mirth & Magic for your delectation and delight
Old Time Music Hall comes to Youlgrave on Saturday 14th November 2015 at 2:30pm.
Blow away the winter blues and get in the mood for Christmas with Bravo productions’ feel-good show filled with magical musical memories and good old fashioned fun guaranteed put a smile on your face and a song in your heart.
Tickets are £10 including tea / coffee & mince pie. Tickets can be brought by calling 01629 828 215 or online at yvh.org.uk/bravo
Your very own Friendly Neighbourhood Ciderband, The A52s are launching our first album! JOY MINING MACHINERY on 21st November with a celebratory gig at Wirksworth Town Hall.
We really hope that many of you lovely Parwichians who have followed, supported and danced along with us over the past 9 years(!) will be able to joins us. Please see the link below for tickets.
Rates continue to be very stable for this time of the year and in some areas slightly down on last week. With the festive season just around the corner, now would be a good time to fill up before the Christmas rush. The rate and offer details for our clubs group orders for this weekend are as follows:
Rate: £0.2825 (pence per litre excluding vat [5% for Domestic use])
At last night’s Horticultural Society AGM £500 was donated to the following village groups:
Parwich Over 60s
Churchyard Volunteer Group towards the cost of a new shed
Parwich School Eco Committee
Parwich. Org, village blog and website towards running costs.
The success of the Open Gardens event has enabled the society to help local groups as a thank you to the village for the time, tolerance and assistance given during Open Gardens. Money raised at this event is also used to subsidise Horticultural Society trips and to help fund the Annual Horticultural Show in September.
Open Gardens next year will take place on Sunday 26 June.
BBC 1 Freeview – is anyone else having problems with the signal on this channel from the Parwich transmitter (East Midlands, channel 24)?
Martin C
I also have been having intermittent reception problems involving at times loss of signal with all the BBC channels this evening on Freeview via the Parwich Transmitter, and also seem to have lost all the new Freeview channels that arrived at the end of August. I ended up going on line to see the programme I wanted.
Peter T
To find out about how to deal with TV reception problems go to UK Broadcast Transmission and to report specific problems with BBC reception either phone 03700 100123 or go to the BBC website. The BBC website is showing that there were problems with the Parwich transmitter over the last few days and that ‘reduced quality’ is currently reported this evening.