What’s on Where this Week
Day Time Event Location
Sun 3rd No services Parwich & Alsop Churches
Sun 3rd 2pm Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Welcome Social
Parson’s Croft
Mon 4th May Day
Bank Holiday
Mon 4th 12.45pm Parwich Lunch
Sausage & Mash and Meringue Nest
Phone Val tel.390 458
Memorial Hall
Mon 4th No Pilates this week
Due to Bank Holiday
Memorial Hall
Tue 5th 6-10pm Badminton: book via Cheryl tel 617 Memorial Hall
Tue 5th 6.30pm Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Matlock Tuesday League
vs. Whitworth Park B
Parson’s Croft
Tue 5th 7pm Keep fit run/jog/walk – all abilities Sycamore car park
Wed 6th 6-10pm Badminton: book via Cheryl tel 617 Memorial Hall
Thu 7th Green bin, Blue bin and food caddy collection Parwich
Thu 7th 7am to 10pm UK Parliamentary Election
(click here to find Derbyshire Dales polling stations)
Our Polling Station
Memorial Hall
Thu 7th 1.45pm Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Matlock Thursday Friendly League
vs. Baslow A
Parson’s Croft
Fri 8th 2.50 to
3.30pm
Mobile Library The Green
Fri 8th 7.45pm 70th Anniversary of end of WW2
Includes Winston Churchill’s end of war speech, Act of Homage & National Anthem
Everyone encouraged to attend
Legion
Fri 8th draw at
8.45pm
Open the Safe
continues Fridays until the Safe is opened
Legion
Sat 9th 3pm
onwards
Celebrating VE Day Sycamore
Sun 10th 9.30am Baptism Service Parwich Church
Sun 10th 11.15am Holy Communion Alsop Church
Sun 10th 2pm Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Friendly Match
vs. Hazelwood
Parson’s Croft
Sun 10th 2.30pm Methodist Service Parwich Church

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

Next Week’s Bins

We have had a reminder from DDDC that the next week’s bin collection will be one day late as a result of the bank holiday

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Anyone got any Carrots?

PARWICH CROWN GREEN BOWLS CLUB

The curate’s egg was very bad this week. Not only did we lose both our matches, but two of our wheels fell off.

 Matlock Tuesday bowls league.
Away – Wirksworth – 28 April.

So you perhaps did not realise that not only do you have to be reasonably accurate, but you also need to eat a lot of carrots so that you can see in the dark. This green is very large but we started well. Dawn A and Dot H had a great win 21 – 17. Clara E and Harry B came so close. They were well on for a win reaching 20 very easily, however, as you aficionados of this great game know you need 21. Try as they might they could not get the final point and finished losing 20 – 21. This game had lasted over two hours and the final pairs did not get on to the green until 7.45pm. Edith then had a problem with her knee and hobbled round, but sadly lost with Rick M. The final pair were still playing and darkness was falling rapidly. Try as we might we could not find any miners lamps or carrots and the game was lost. The final score was Wirksworth 80, Parwich 69.

Next match- Home – Whitworth Park – 5 May – 6.30pm

Matlock Thursday Friendly League.
Away – Hazelwood – 30 April- 1.45pm.

Hazelwood have played in the higher league for many years and the size of their club (150+ members) means they have a great pool of players to choose from. Anyway our doubles pairs battled all the way, but came second 60 – 35. Our singles players needed to play to the top of their ability and they did not disappoint. We won 4 out of the 6 games and went close in the other two, but the final score of 79 – 68 was not enough to swing the result in our favour. The final score was Hazelwood 131, Parwich 114. When you think that we only have 10% of their membership what a team we have.

Next match – Home – Baslow – 7 May – 1.45pm.

Don’t forget that we have another casual get together this Sunday at 2.00pm. All you need is a pair of flat soled shoes to have one of the best afternoons you can get. You don’t even need to eat carrots. You might need an umbrella though! Guaranteed great cakes and tea, rain or shine, come and join us.

John B.

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Have you booked your Lunch?

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Wednesday Evening Sun

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Photo by a David G. Continue Reading »

May Film

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Trailer:


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Broadband Update

BT have resolved the capacity issues at the Parwich exchange and are now connecting new customers to broadband. (I was connected this lunch time.) Also for those not wanting to rely on phone lines W3Z are currently extending their coverage of our area so more people will be able to get a signal.

Plan Your Costumes

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Face Painter Wanted

I’m doing a fund raising collection for Red Cross Week a week on Friday, and need a volunteer to paint my face as a tiger (before noon).  Is there any willing folk out there who could help me out?

Thanks so much!
Debbie W

See http://www.virginmoneygiving.com/debbiewebster

Carnival & Recreational Committee AGM

The Carnival & Recreational Committee AGM is due to take place on Tuesday 19th May at Parwich British Legion. The meeting will start at 7.30pm prompt – everyone is welcome.

We have received the following from Parwich Royal British Legion:

On Friday 8th of May, Parwich Royal British Legion will be remembering the 70th anniversary of the end of the Second World War. We would like to invite members and non-members to come and join us at the Legion for fifteen minutes as we mark this occasion.

At 7.45 pm we will gather outside the club and play Sir Winston Churchill’s famous end of war speech over loud speakers. This will be followed by the Act of Homage, delivered by Fred Knight, and we will conclude by playing the National Anthem.

We look forward to seeing as many people there as possible to help us mark this occasion, afterwards everyone is more than welcome to join us for a drink.

Many thanks for your continued support,
Carl (Club Chairman)

The silver swallow

Photo by John F-S

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Parwich School in the News

Parwich Primary School are in the Ashbourne News Telegraph this week (click here to see the photograph on the paper’s website). They have raised £1,000 for the Isobella Peatfield Trust, which is

the total cost for the build and upkeep of a brand new playground to be built in a school, nursery or orphanage in one of the poorest areas of Sri Lanka for children affected by the 2004 Tsunami. The playground will be named after ‘Parwich Primary School’ and we are hoping, with Mrs. Peatfield’s help, to make lasting links with the school, nursery or orphanage where our playground will be built.

What an excellent achievement. Click here to see more photographs on the School website and for more details.

You can find more out about this excellent cause at the charity’s website and their Facebook page.

A Nuthatch

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Photo by John F-S

Tennis Tournament

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Open the Safe – Week 11

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Workshop: making fabric boxes

Workshop on Wednesday 29th cancelled due to insufficient demand.

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St. George’s Day Parade

With beautiful weather, all ran very smoothly. Starting with breakfast at the Legion the Parade, led by Doveholes Brass Band and made up of Parwich and other Odd Fellows, Wirksworth Army Cadets, the Brownies and local people made its way first to Parwich Hall. Here Charlie Fern outlined the history od St. George from early legends via his becoming Patron Saint of England in 1350 and via the Battle of Agincourt and much more upto his role with the Armed Forces and the Boy Scouts.

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The St. George’s Day Service was taken by the Rev Andy Larkin, with Colin Sims talking on the 100th Anniversary of ANZAC Day (the Gallipoli Landings), Rachel Robinson Reading the lesson and the Vicar preaching on the text of ‘The Good Shepherd’.

The Parade moved on round the village with some much appreciated hospitality stops, before finishing again at the Legion for the barbecue.

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Photos by Peter T. More photos and a video clip to be posted in the next day or so.

May Lunch

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Stationery looking for a Home

Stationery: I have been doing some sorting and now have a selection of ring binders to spare, as well as a couple of plastic magazine filing boxes and lots of plastic perforated ring-binder wallets,  all for A4 size doc’s. Please give me a call if you have a use for them: Parwich 440.

Saskia T

What’s on Where this Week
Day Time Event Location
Sun 26th  
9am
10.15am
11am
 
1pm
St. George’s Day Celebrations
Bacon Cobs
Parade led by Dove Holes Band
St. George’s Day Service
Parade returns
BBQ & refreshments
 
Legion
 
Parwich Church
 
Legion
Sun 26th 11.15am Mattins Alsop Church
Mon 27th 5pm and
6.15pm
Pilates: two mixed ability classes Memorial Hall
Tue 28th by 9am PTA Clothing Fund Raiser
leave bags at Front Entrance
Parwich School
Tue 28th 6-10pm Badminton: book via Cheryl tel 617 Memorial Hall
Tue 28th 6.30pm Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Matlock Tuesday League
vs. Wirksworth
Away
Tue 28th 7pm Keep fit run/jog/walk – all abilities Sycamore car park
Wed 29th Grey bin and food caddy collection Parwich
Wed 29th 10am to 4pm Cancelled due to insufficient demand.
Threads Workshop
Memorial Hall
Wed 29th 6-10pm Badminton: book via Cheryl tel 617 Memorial Hall
Thu 30th 11am to 1pm cancelled for this week & next
Evie’s Artistic Session
More info: 390488
Memorial Hall
Thu 30th 1.45pm Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Matlock Thursday Friendly League
vs. Hazelwood
Away
Thu 30th 6-10pm Badminton: book via Cheryl tel 617 Memorial Hall
Fri 1st draw at
8.45pm
Open the Safe
continues Fridays until the Safe is opened
Legion
Sat 2nd 1pm Parwich Tennis Club
all are invited to afternoon of
Social Tennis & Fun Tournament
Parson’s Croft
Sun 3rd No services Parwich & Alsop Churches
Sun 3rd 2pm Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Welcome Social
Parson’s Croft

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

Evie’s Art Group

The next Evie’s artistic session will be on Thursday 14th May.  11am to 1pm everyone is very welcome.
There will be no sessions for the next two weeks Thursday 30th April or Thursday 7th May (polling day).

 

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Sycamore Celebrates VE Day

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PTA Fundraiser

PTA Fundraiser – School Clothing Collection

 
Parwich Primary School
Tuesday 28th April 2015

Devizes Textiles www.ragtexschools.com will be collecting any unwanted old clothes, paired shoes, handbags and books.

 Items can be collected in any bag. A label for the bags has been sent home with your child during this week.

  Donating you unwanted items will  help raise funds for the school.

Please bring bags to school by 9am on Tuesday morning and leave at the front entrance.

Many Thanks
Parwich Primary School PTA

Gooood Morning Parwich!

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Photos by David G (if only this early Summer could last a few more days).

Yesterday’s Bowls Match

Some images of yesterday afternoon’s bowls match against Bradwell A:

(Photos by John F-S)

A tale of two ends

PARWICH CROWN GREEN BOWLS CLUB

A bit of a curates egg so far this season. We are winning and losing. Hopefully we won’t lose all our matches in the same League.

Matlock Tuesday bowls league.
Home – Matlock Park- 21 April.

We usually have a close match against Matlock Park and this week to some degree was no exception. We did win two games each, unfortunately their wins were by a greater margin than ours. Harry B and Valerie K set us off with a good win 21 – 18. Edith R and Tony A bettered that result winning 21 – 12. Our other two pairs tried valiantly, but just failed. The final score was Matlock 72, Parwich 61. We have a really hard match next week on a very big green. Keep your fingers crossed.

  • Next match- Away- Wirksworth – 28 April- 6.30pm

Matlock Thursday Friendly League.
Home – Bradwell A – 23 April- 1.45pm.

We were back on our own green this week thank goodness and in very good nick it is too. Our doubles pairs did us proud this week winning two of the three games. Pat B and Audrey B winning really well 21 – 8. Having been down by 14 – 1 at one point Dennis E and John H fought back to lose by only 21 – 16. Some recovery! Dawn A and Clara E won the final game 21 – 18. The final score therefore after the doubles games being 58 – 47.

Very tight singles games this week. Thankfully we managed to win four out of the six games. The best win we had was our Edith who managed 15 – 10, followed closely by Tony A and Harry B 15 – 11. The final score was Parwich 77, Bradwell 76.

Mathematicians amongst you will therefore have work out a win for us 135 – 123. So far too wins and a drubbing in this League. Not sure how we will cope next week against Hazelwood very big club, very good team.

  • Next match – Away – Hazelwood – 30 April – 1.45pm.

You missed a really excellent get together last Sunday. 8 People turned up for a pleasant few ends. The cake and the tea weren’t bad either. You never know we may get a couple of new members yet. Thanks for coming, see you again, and anybody else who wants a bash, in a couple of weeks.

John B.

Alsop Church Bookmark Competition

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See the Peak Five Facebook page for any updates.

Memorial Hall Facelift Underway

Thank you John F-S for these photos of the Marshalls at work:

Work is due to be completed for tomorrow evening’s Disco.

Don’t forget the Disco

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Advance Notice for Photographers

This year’s Horticultural Show will take place on Sunday 6 September. The subjects for the popular photography category are:

  • Sunshine or Showers
  • Up the Garden Path
  • Making a Splash

Rules

Two entries allowed per subject

Photographs to be no bigger than A4 in size

Photographs to be taken within 20 miles of Parwich

Plenty of time to get that camera out and start snapping!

Tomorrow – Open the Safe – Week 10

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Tapestry Stitch Workshop on Saturday

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Open Gardens

This year Open Gardens will be on Sunday 21 June. The Horticultural Society would like to encourage anyone to open their garden. Your garden doesn’t have to be big or perfect, it can be a vegetable garden, flowers, formal, wild or a work in progress.

If you would like to be part of this year’s Open Gardens or would like to have a chat about opening you garden please contact Lesley Goodman on 542

Missing Cat

Large Black Cat answers to the name Diesel,been missing since tues night. Doesn’t usually venture far from the house. Please could people check garages and sheds, may be shut in somewhere. Any sightings please contact Tim or Sharon on 691.
Thanks. Sharon R

This post has been updated, click here for the most recent post.

Here is the  list of properties for sale or rent in our area, correct (so far as we can tell from Rightmove) as of April 21st 2015.

For Sale:

  • Pikehall, 6 bedroom detached house, £720,000.
  • Pikehall, 5 bed detached farmhouse and 5 holiday cottages, £720,000.
  • Parwich, Creamery Lane, 4 bed character property, £450,000 (new price, no chain).
  • Parwich, Church Walk, 2 bed barn conversion, £325,000 (new price).

For Rent: – there are no properties for rent.

The list will be updated again soon. Until then, you will be able to find it on the INFO page, via the SITE MAP.

Fantastic Tulips…..

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