Dancercise on Saturday

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The following staff are required for Ye Olde Gate Inn at Brassington:

  • Part time bar staff, flexible weekend working with occasional week days.

Please phone 01629 540448 and ask for Peter, or leave a message and phone number.

Cat on a Hot Tin Roof?

Ruby the mischievous Siamese strikes again … this time stuck on the chimney of Greengates overnight!  But for all those who saw her, don’t worry she did eventually make it down in the early morning!!

Carol S

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Work on the Dam continues

Members of Parwich Parish Council and helpers continued the clearing and replanting of the Dam today.

Looking good.

Oil Prices Still Low

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Update for Bradbourne & Parwich Heating Oil Club

Rates are similar to last week, but demand on suppliers continues to rise, so please make note of the delivery times and allow plenty of time for your delivery. The offer details for our clubs group orders are as follows:

  • Rate: £0.3149 (pence per litre excluding vat [5% for Domestic use])
  • Minimum order: 500 Litres (Please note some suppliers may make a surcharge if they deliver less than the min qty)
  • Heating oil type: Kerosene (28 second) heating oil – Bulk
  • Order and pay by date: Orders with payment information submitted by 11.30 am Monday morning will be included with on this order. (Orders after this time may not be included in this order- please check the order screen for an update)
  • Delivery time frame: Suppliers are very busy. Delivery will be within 5 to 10 working days from club order on Monday. Please allow plenty of time for delivery.
  • Debit card charge: The supplier does not charge for the use of a debit card.
  • Credit card charge: The supplier DOES charge 2% for the use of a credit card.
  • Special Notes: If you have an AGA or require premium fuel, please see the club shop for the exocet range of premium additives.

Next order date: Our next order date after this weekend will be in a week’s time – 20th September.

Please note we will be ordering every weekend through the winter months although order dates are subject to enough group orders to secure bulk rates. Please keep an eye on the emails or web site.

www.oil-club.co.uk
Parwich Heating Oil Club
together we all save more

What’s on Where this Week
Day Time Event Location
Sun 13th 9.30am Family Holy Communion Parwich Church
Sun 13th 11.15am Holy Communion Alsop Church
Sun 13th 2.30pm Methodist Service Parwich Church
Mon 14th 5pm and
6.15pm
Pilates: two mixed ability classes Memorial Hall
Tue 15th 6-10pm Badminton: book via Cheryl tel 617 Memorial Hall
Tue 15th 7pm Keep fit run/jog/walk – all abilities Sycamore car park
Wed 16th Grey bin and food caddy collection Parwich
Wed 16th 6-10pm Badminton: book via Cheryl tel 617 Memorial Hall
Wed 16th 7.30pm Parwich Parish Council Meeting
go to the Council’s website for Minutes & Agendas
Memorial Hall
Thu 17th 11am to 1pm Evie’s Artistic Session
More info: 390488
Memorial Hall
Thu 17th 6-10pm Badminton: book via Cheryl tel 617 Memorial Hall
Fri 18th 7.45pm Parwich Film Memorial Hall
Fri 18th 8pm
Kick off
Rugby World Cup
Round 1: England vs. Oceania
Snacks at half time
Legion
Sat 19th 1 – 3pm Family Dancercise
contact Ian Dipaolo tel 0790 944 3293
Memorial Hall
Sun 20th 10am Memorial Hall Gardening Day
All Welcome
Refreshments Provided
Memorial Hall
Sun 20th 11.15am Holy Communion Alsop Church
Sun 20th 4pm
5pm
6pm
Legion Open
Harvest Festival Service
Auction of Produce
Legion

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

Well Done Churchyard Team

I would just like  to say one or two thank yous to some of the few who gave of their time to sort out the piece of ground in the Church yard . These people who worked so hard to shift 20 tons of limestone rock that were hidden in all that piece of overgrown land. Who dug out by hand yards and yards of weed root, who dug and raked the land until it was fit for re-seeding. Stuart C. / Mick E /Howard M and Ian B .  Mick was kind enough to bring his digger down on site, Phil Kirkham was also kind enough to make available his dumper and not forgetting Patti and Brian who loaned us their chain- harrow. Well done team on a cracking achievement.

          Terry.P.

Karaoke on Saturday Night

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Going Out in a Blaze of Glory

PARWICH CROWN GREEN BOWLS CLUB

 So that’s it for another year. Don’t want to keep banging on but we really, really, really do need some new Club members next year. I can recall Ron Birch some years ago when I asked him when and where him and Ada were going on holiday he said it would have to wait until the end of the bowls season. This year now the final game has been played there is a mass exodus of Bowls Club Members going away on holiday! The problem is that if you play bowls for Parwich you cannot go on holiday or be ill and if you die you have to bring a certificate along to the Green to prove it.

Our final position for the Tuesday League was fourth. We were only 17 points from being second and gaining promotion to the higher division.

As you know the Thursday League was a bit beyond us this year, having been promoted, but what a final match we had. We won one of the three doubles, with our Captain John H putting together married couples in the games. Audrey and Harry B winning handsomely 21 – 9, Clara and Dennis E coming a close second in their game, and Liz and John H coming an even closer second. The scores meant that we were behind 51 – 43. You do have to watch some of our players to realise HOW GOOD THEY ARE. Pat B won 15 – 2, Edith won 15 -5, and Dawn won 15 – 6. The final singles score was Parwich 88 (out of 90), Matlock Park 55. This gave us a fabulous final result 131 – 106. Next year we will be in the lower division, but don’t bet on us not gaining promotion again.

Another year gone so I will set you fellas and ladies a challenge, come and see if you can get to double figures next year against some of the best players in the Matlock and District Leagues, You need to see how good some of our players are. If we are spared we will speak electronically to you next year.

By the way there are no parachute payments on relegation only hang gliding lessons!

 

John B.

 

Rugby Showing at the Legion

rugby world cup 2015 No 1

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Harvest Festival and Auction of Produce 2015

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Memorial Hall Gardening Day

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BBC Freeview Reception?

I have been having problems with TV reception, via an indoor aerial, on all the BBC Freeview channels since at least Sunday. It has been deteriorating throughout the week, from heavily pixilated images to my TV saying there is no signal. All the other channels are perfectly fine.

I use the signal from the relay transmitter located in the Village. The BBC website says there are no reported problems (see http://www.bbc.co.uk/reception/ ). I reported the problem this morning online, but have had no feedback as their online form allows no means of identifying yourself. At 6pm today, the TV transmition is still impaired for the BBC channels and their website is still saying no faults have been reported.

Is anyone else having problems with BBC reception? I will phone the BBC in the morning if the problem persists.

Peter T

NB has anyone also being having Broadband problems as my BT download speeds are consistently slow at present prohibiting the use of BBC iPlayer?

Next Week’s Film Night

fILM 15 Sept

Trailer: Continue Reading »

A New Horticultural Show Category?

Caroline G sent us this photo of her 9′ sunflower which she planted in memory of her mum. Is this the tallest sunflower in the village?

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Business Funding

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New Funding for Business Growth

Have you got an idea to grow your business ? Do you need funding to help you achieve that growth ?

Newly released funds from  LEADER and rural development funding via the Local Enterprise Partnerships (from DEFRA through the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development ) could support your business to grow and create jobs.  The funds support investments in micro and small rural businesses – with small grants from LEADER available from £2.5k and larger grants from EAFRD from £35,000 up to approximately £140,000.

There will be series of workshops to fully brief you on the different funds and the eligibility requirements being held across the area during September.  Reserve your place as soon as possible on a workshop near you to find out more. Full details and booking links are on the Business Peak District events page. 

Derbyshire Dales – 18th September

Staffordshire – 21st and 22nd September

High Peak – 30th September

Don’t miss out on this great opportunity, reserve your place today.

Oddfellows

Oddfellows, if you would like a red rose buttonhole for the parade at Hartington on Saturday 12 September, please order by Wednesday evening. The buttonholes priced at £3.50, shall be available for collection from The Legion at Hartington on the morning of the parade.

Thank you, Delia.  01335 390758 / 07773 487882 / dee.pegg@btinternet.com

Churchyard Transformation

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St Peter’s Churchyard always looks smart, but currently the new section is seeing a dramatic transformation. The mammoth ‘compost heap’ that had been growing out of control for some years is gone!

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A big thank you to all who put so much work into the Churchyard.

Kindling For Sale

Kindling for sale
£ 2.00 a net bag

Can deliver

Vicky and Earl Yeomans
01335 390122

Fifteen Years at the Sycamore

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Star of The Show!

Congratulations to Glynis on running off with quite a few trophies at the Horticultural Show this afternoon!

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Big thanks to the Horticultural Society for all their hard work in preparing for and running the show and congratulations to all exhibitors for a great effort in producing some superb displays and produce.

To see more photos from the event   Continue Reading »

Photos by David G..

Need Some Shopping?

Fantastic fresh local produce available at today’s Horticultural Show auction. Fruit, veg, cakes, quiches, bread, preserves, eggs, cordials, flowers……………

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Auction starts about 3.30 this afternoon, don’t miss out on a bargain!

What’s on Where this Week
Day Time Event Location
Sun 6th No services Parwich & Alsop Churches
Sun 6th

 

9-11am
2.15pm
3.15pm

 

 

Parwich Horticultural Show
Staging of Exhibits
Open to pubic
Presentations of Prizes
and Auction of Exhibits
Click here to see the Show Schedule
Memorial Hall
Mon 7th start of Autumn term
School closed for staff training
Parwich School
Mon 7th 10am
/ 10.07am
Bus to Bakewell
arrives Bakewell 10.40, leaves 13.35
Sycamore Cottages
/ Alsop Church
Mon 7th 12.45pm Village Lunch
Gammon & Parsley Sauce,
Potatoes, Peas & Carrots
Apple Sponge & Custard
contact Val K tel. 390458
Memorial Hall
Mon 7th 5pm and
6.15pm
Pilates: two mixed ability classes Memorial Hall
Tue 8th School closed for staff training Parwich School
Tue 8th 6-10pm Badminton: book via Cheryl tel 617 Memorial Hall
Tue 8th 7pm Keep fit run/jog/walk – all abilities Sycamore car park
Wed 9th children start back at School Parwich School
Wed 9th Green bin, Blue bin and food caddy collection Parwich
Wed 9th 6-10pm Badminton: book via Cheryl tel 617 Memorial Hall
Thu 10th 11am to 1pm Evie’s Artistic Session
More info: 390488
Memorial Hall
Thu 10th 1.45pm Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Matlock Thursday Friendly League
vs. Matlock Park B
Parson’s Croft
Thu 10th 6-10pm Badminton: book via Cheryl tel 617 Memorial Hall
Sat 12th 8.30pm
onwards
Come Celebrate
Janet’s 15 years at the Pub
with a Karaoke Party
Sycamore Inn
Sun 13th 9.30am Family Holy Communion Parwich Church
Sun 13th 11.15am Holy Communion Alsop Church
Sun 13th 2.30pm Methodist Service Parwich Church

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

Horticultural Show tomorrow

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Click on the image above to download the schedule as a pdf

Paper copies of this schedule are also available at the Sycamore and the Legion

How Long is Yours?

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Oddfellows

Oddfellows, if you would like a red rose buttonhole for the parade at Hartington on Saturday 12 September, please order by Wednesday evening. The buttonholes priced at £3.50, shall be available for collection from The Legion at Hartington on the morning of the parade.

Thank you, Delia.  01335 390758 / 07773 487882 / dee.pegg@btinternet.com

Midges and Parachutes

PARWICH CROWN GREEN BOWLS CLUB

Last match of the season in one League and second last in the other. Considering the mistake of getting promoted last year it has been an enjoyable season, most of the time.

Matlock Tuesday bowls league.
Away – Ashwood Park – 1 September – 5.45pm.

As the nights draw in the start of the closing matches gets earlier and earlier and we had only just finished lunch before we had to play! The players at Ashwood Park are really a good lot, but they do need to train their midges, we got mauled to bits. Thankfully the bowls was not so much of a mauling. Both teams won two games each with Tony A and John B winning 21 – 12 and Edith and Rick also winning by the same margin. Our other two pairs did not fare so well and because Ashwood won the games by a greater margin than us the final score was Ashwood 66, Parwich 64. We had been tussling with Whitworth Park for third place in the league and this score unfortunately dropped us down to fourth place, the best position we have achieved for a long time.

Matlock Thursday Friendly League.
Away – Bakewell – 3 September – 1.45pm

As you followers of this fabulous sports reporting will know Bakewell’s green is a long and thin oblong with not much crown, but lots of small humps and hollows and their player know every blade of grass. Our doubles pairs did really well however, but still we trailed Bakewell by 58 to 46 with only Tony and Sue A giving us a good win.

The singles were shared three games each with Dawn winning 15 – 3 and Edith 15 – 8. Where would we be without them? The singles score finished 70 points each with the overall result a win for Bakewell 128 – 116. It’s not very clear if parachute payments are made for relegated teams like they have in the Premier Football League, I’ll make enquiries and let you know after our final match of the season next week.

Last match – Home – Matlock Park – 10 September – 1.45pm.

John B

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Rugby World Cup – Round 1!

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Village Lunch on Monday

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Memorial Hall Gardens

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Threads Workshops

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There a still a small number of places left on the Threads workshops planned for later in the year at the Memorial Hall. Contact Cathy (tel. 01335 310125 e-mail threadsworkshops@gmail.com) now if you are interested:

Wednesday 4th November – Stumpwork & Raised Embroidery
http://www.threadsworkshops.co.uk/stumpwork-and-raised-embroidery.html

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Saturday 5th December – Temari Balls for Christmas
http://www.threadsworkshops.co.uk/make-a-temari-ball-for-beginners.html

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There are still a few places left on the two Parwich workshops previously advertised. (This is a link to our latest newsletter, covering all our workshops, just for info – http://eepurl.com/bum6h5 )

Cost is £39 per place including materials and home-made refreshments. I’ve inserted links above to the relevant pages on my website with more details.

Many thanks!
Cathy Reavy

September Film

fILM 15 Sept

Trailer:

Continue Reading »

Horticultural Show on Sunday

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Click on the image above to download the schedule as a pdf

Paper copies of this schedule are also available at the Sycamore and the Legion

Pilates

Pilates classes resume on Monday 7th September.  First class starts at 5.00.  Second one at 6.15.
The term will run through to the 14th December with one week off for half term

Sue P

Another Nature Quiz Question

Cheryl W asks “what do you reckon this little fellow is? ”

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Plant Thug in Parwich

Thank you Mike R for this information:

Himalayan Balsam (Impatiens glandulifera)

I wonder if any other residents of Parwich have found this plant in their gardens. This year for the first time I have found an abundance of this weed in our gardens at Flaxdale. I have not been aware of it before now. It grows in height at an astonishing speed, about an inch a day.

Wikipedia describes it as follows… “It typically grows to 1 to 2 m (3.3 to 6.6 ft) high, with a soft green or red-tinged stem, and lanceolate leaves 5 to 23 cm (2.0 to 9.1 in) long. The crushed foliage has a strong musty smell. Below the leaf stems the plant has glands that produce a sticky, sweet-smelling, and edible nectar. The flowers are pink, with a hooded shape, 3 to 4 cm (1¼ to 1½ in) tall and 2 cm (¾ in) broad; the flower shape has been compared to a policeman’s helmet.

After flowering between June and October, the plant forms seed pods 2 to 3 cm (¾ to 1¼ in) long and 8 mm broad (¼ in), which explode when disturbed, scattering the seeds up to 7 metres (23 feet).” (see https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impatiens_glandulifera )

It was highlighted as a nuisance on the East Midlands evening news recently. Whenever I see it in the garden I pull it up and compost it before the seed pods form.

I would be interested to know of anyone else’s experience with this invasive weed and whether I am doing the correct thing.

Mike R

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The above plant was photographed in a Creamery Lane garden this July. It went from less than a foot tall to full flower in just over three weeks. It is particularly problematic along water courses, where it’s rapid growth quickly smothers native plants.