Martin C

Thank you to all who bought plants over the bank holiday weekend. In total, including a donation, £130 was raised for St. Peter’s Church.

Once all the cash has been received, the money will be transferred to the Church, without any reservation, but in the hope that if the suggestion to situate a composting toilet in the church yard takes off that this can be used to support that project.

Peter T

Saturday 24th to Monday 26th August (or until everything has gone)

At the end of Church Farm drive in Creamery Lane

A random assortment of herbaceous plants, shrubs, house plants (including some rare anspidistra) and a small number of ceramic planters.

Proceeds to local cause

(Sorry nothing is labelled, so knock on the front door if I am not out in the garden – Peter T)

UPDATE – NOW RE-OPENED (0900)

Just to let you know that branches have fallen onto the road blocking the route through to Alsop. 

Keeley

Shared by Derbyshire Dales County council

Your August Bank Holiday waste & recycling collections

Collections during the week commencing Monday 26 August will all be one day later than usual with Friday collections taking place on Saturday (31 August).

Details of which containers to put out can be found using our ‘when is my collection?‘ search facility.

Herd of cows coming down Monsdale Lane by Littlewood.

Steve J

Another potential restoration project. Large child / small adult rocking chair for sale.

£10 from 8 Sycamore Cottages 01335 390454/ 07714171411

Just throwing it out there, I do have a “witch” dolls house, plus contents included totalling £150 over the years but due to damage and need for tender loving care, happy to let it go for £30. BUT it is not for children as lead paint has been used in the past so it could be something our artists work on and resale themselves.

If you email me, I’ll email a photo. Quite large so you’ll need a car to collect.

Caroline W

We have arranged to have short talks and a closer look at the church and the old manor house so you’ll get a really good insight into the history of the village.
We’ll meet on the green outside The George at 2pm, go to the Manor and the church and round the village, then back to the green for refreshments at Frank’s cafe and those who would like to can walk down the old packhorse route to Milldale.
It promises to be a lovely afternoon, don’t forget hats and water!

The results from last nights Parwich Panoramic 5 event (format of results file has been updated).

Thanks to everyone for their help and fast actions to re route runners and almost £500 raised for the heating project at the Memorial Hall.

Thank you kindly

Nia

We have arranged to have short talks and a closer look at the church and the old manor house so you’ll get a really good insight into the history of the village.
We’ll meet on the green outside The George at 2pm, go to the Manor and the church and round the village, then back to the green for refreshments at Frank’s cafe and those who would like to can walk down the old packhorse route to Milldale.
It promises to be a lovely afternoon, don’t forget hats and water!

The results from last nights Parwich Panoramic 5 event.

Thanks to everyone for their help and fast actions to re route runners and almost £500 raised for the heating project at the Memorial Hall.

Thank you kindly

Nia

Click this link to read the draft minutes of the meeting of Parwich Parish Council held on the 31st July.

Thankyou

Final call for any volunteers to marshal and anyone who would like to run sweeper.

Apologies to the community in advance for the extra cars parked in the village around the Nethergreen area.

Nia L.