Offers in Region of £179,950 – 2 bedroom terraced house for sale
West View, Parwich
A charming and well presented two bedroom terraced cottage situated in the highly sought after and idyllic Peak District village of Parwich with delightful views to the rear overlooking the village playing field. Having majority double glazing, the accommodation briefly comprises of entrance hall, lounge, dining kitchen, two bedrooms and a bathroom. Externally there is delightful rear garden with paved seating areas, small pond with waterfall and a secure store area with light and power. To the front is a fore garden with water feature. There is a communal car park with designated parking for one vehicle. Viewing is recommended to appreciate the property and its location. The Derbyshire Dales clause applies. Click here for full details.
Another year has passed and it’s Well Dressing time. Every year I whinge about how cold it is in the barn but maybe because of the awful weather that we have had this spring I am becoming accustomed to it. However it is still true that it is actually warmer outside than in. I wrapped up warmly, the long johns have seen their first outing of the year and underneath my sweatshirt I had two thick thermal tops on.
The first day is always spent outlining the design, for some people it may seem monotonous but actually it very therapeutic and relaxing, seeing the picture emerging from the grey clay.
There are always a few hiccups which are rarely obvious once the design has been finished. The clay has been well puddled but somehow some quite large stones have escaped Edward’s quality control and rise to the surface as you are positioning the coffee beans. Sometimes the edge of the clay collaspes and emergency repairs are needed; out comes the plastering trowel.
I have been busy outlining a rose and leaves on the right hand board. It is quite fiddly and as I want to match up the veins on the leaves with the design on the left hand board I then swap over. It’s at this point I realise that this part of the picture is not a mirror image. It would have been really obvious to us if it had been left, maybe not to the visitors. So after lunch Edward erases the outline, the template is flipped over and Margaret shows Edward how to prick out the design. Continue Reading »
JF-S has just returned from holiday in Cornwall and although the weather was mixed on the good days he was able to relax in the jacuzzi with his friend.
Val is extremely sorry but she has had to postpone Parwich Lunch tomorrow due to sickness. She is hoping to rearrange it, check out the blog for updates.
Still can’t put two wins in a week together. One win one loss again.
Matlock Tuesday League. Home – 8 May – Matlock Golf Club.
We have broken our duck at last in this league and against a very good team. Although we shared the games two each we managed to win ours by a greater margin. The overall score was Parwich 76, Matlock 57.Let us hope that this will spur us on to the next match although our opponents are doing considerably better than us.
Next match – Away – Whitworth Park – 6.30pm 15 May.
Thursday League. Home – Matlock Golf Club – 10 May.
As the fixtures draw very often does it pitched us against the Golf Club again, but in a different league. We have been going really well in this league and were close to the top of the division. Unfortunately we did not do ourselves justice. We lost the doubles games two to one. 37 points to us, 54 to the Golf Club. We shared the singles three each, The Golf Club’s scores were better than ours though. 72 to us and 77 to them. Overall therefore we lost 109 to 131. Following last weeks draw and this weeks loss I think we will drop quite a few places in the league.
Away – Chatsworth A – 17 May – 1.45pm.
On Sunday we are having our first Club competition. Parsons Croft 2.00pm. You can have a go at tennis then come over to the bowling green. Action packed weekend or what!
Don’t forget the Parish Annual meeting next week in the Memorial Hall. We will be there trying to get you to come and join us.
For anyone going to the Tissington Well Dressings, there is a lovely new tea room opened at Basset Wood Farm. My good friend Sarah Allen has recently done the place up, and will be dishing up delicious bakery delights and cups of tea – well worth a visit!
I know that Parwich.org readers LOVE a tea room! So here you go.
Enjoy! Debbie Webster
“Planning on opening my refurbished little tea room for well dressings in Tissington ie. Thursday 17th – Sunday 20th May, 1-6pm, going to keep the menu very simple…..cream teas, homemade cakes, teas, coffees, other drinks and snacks…….everyone welcome”, says Sarah, Basset Wood Farm.
Tissington Well Dressings starts next Thursday, 17th May until Wednesday 23rd May. The Well Dressing Service and Blessing is at 11am on Thursday.
Silent projection
Hi Fi Sound
Special hi-fi headphones for those with hearing difficulties, please ask.
*** Catering4Parwich will be serving Burgers (£2) and Sausage baps (£1.50), along with chips, tea, and sweets for the children. Come and have your Supper before the film showing! Or in the interval.***
Following recent high profile heart attacks in the media Parwich First Responders would like to offer First Aid Training to anybody who is concerned.
If you would like to find out how to help in a medical emergency we can arrange informal training to suit you. Contact Martin C on 529 or Sue H on 334.
Alternatively come and talk to us at the PPC event showcasing village groups next Wednesday 16th May at 7.30pm.
Specialist Plant Fair & Open Gardens shows Blooms at their best
Culland Hall, Culland, nr Ashbourne Sunday 10th June 2012, 11am – 4pm
Entrance: £4 – Children Free – Disabled facilities – Free Car Park
Culland Hall is just 7 miles south of Ashbourne and 8 miles north of Derby, off the A52 at Brailsford, DE6 3BW
In support of the Mid-Derbyshire Association for Mobile Physiotherapy (MDAMP) offers free mobile physiotherapy service to the housebound, based on GP referral. Continue Reading »
Tea & Cakes are being served in the churchyard at Alsop, 11am – 4pm tomorrow (Monday). Please come along and support this event, in aid of Alsop Church. Stunning views, delicious cakes, not to be missed.
Sunny Sunday, soggy Monday, a little warmer the wind from more southerly directions but giving sunshine and showers. Possibly more spring like by next weekend.
Families looking for something different to do over May Day Bank Holiday are invited to Lathkill Dale on Monday 7th May to follow a variety of short trails with a difference!
The ‘Lathkilltrail’ day being organised by Natural England will provide visitors with the chance to folow a range of short trails including a ‘blindfold rope trail’, a ‘microtrail’, a ‘Stickly Prickly’ scavenger hunt, an ‘un-nature trail’ and, for the first time this year a ‘geocaching’ style treasure hunt. All tof the trails will be designed to give families and other the chance to get to know Lathkilldale and its wildlife in an usnusual and enjoyable way.
Time: 11am – 3:30pm. Drop in at any time for as long as you want.
Cost: No charge for activities but donations are welcome. Continue Reading »
“A stroppy co-star, first-night nerves and the terror of stepping into Fred Astaire’s dancing shoes: Twinkletoes Tom Chamber confides in the Mail’s Petronella Wyatt.” To read more click here.
Top Hat is in previews until Wednesday, which is the all important Press Night with the reviews of the musical coming out on Thursday morning. Audiences around the country loved the show, with standing ovations and sensational reviews, a hit is predicted for Top Hat, now showing at London’s Aldwych Theatre.
Not only is the weather gloomy and hit and miss, so is our bowls matches. We do need new players to try to get us kick started. One loss one draw this week.
Matlock Tuesday League. Away – 1 May – Bakewell.
This is getting very predictable, we lost. Having said that based on past performance this was not as bad as it could have been. We won two games and Bakewell won two. Unfortunately our losses were heavier than theirs. The final result was Bakewell 79 Parwich 64. Bakewell are second in the division and we are second bottom. About right really, our form in this league will hopefully improve.
Next match – Home – Matlock Golf Club – 6.30pm 8 May.
Thursday League. Home – Whitworth Park – 3 May.
A very unusual result this week, no winner no looser, but a draw. We did not win any of the three doubles games which left us 32 to 63 behind. Our six singles players however came to the rescue giving us a score of 80 to 49. The overall result therefore 112 points each and it did not rain! Up to the start of this match we were second in the division so this score may drop us down a place or two. The fixture list has us playing another home match next week and as these things sometimes work out we are playing the Golf Club again. We had a supporter this week cheering us on. Well done Ron Twigg. Good to see you at the bowling green.
Home – Matlock Golf Club – 10 May – 1.45pm.
So apart from Ron the whole of Parwich is still watching the idiot’s lantern. Did not think the license fee was that worthwhile. See you ‘not’ on any match day or on Monday nights at 6.30pm ish.
Ref: DCC/12/2558A Salary Details: £8,891.45 – £9,504.55 per annum Job Term: Part Time Appointment Type: Fixed Term Contract, subject to funding Hours: 18 hours per week Location: Parwich Primary School, Ashbourne Department: Children & Younger Adults Division: School Support
Parwich Primary School is a small school in a rural setting on the outskirts of Ashbourne. We are seeking to appoint an experienced Level 2 Teaching Assistant to join our hardworking and friendly team.
The successful candidate would provide support for a Statemented child in Key Stage 1. Ability to work in a team is essential and up to date knowledge of activities to support SEN, including physical, behavioural and emotional development.
Start date is as soon as possible although the summer term start of Monday 11th June 2012 is suggested. Continue Reading »
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