Parwich Crown Green Bowls Club

Well at least we managed one match in the dry. Although can we expect more sun filled games in the future? Two losses this week, but both matches were against teams either top or near the top of the leagues.

Matlock Tuesday League – Away – 17 July – Bradwell.
As I have said in the past the venue at Bradwell is quite spectacular, particularly when the sun shines. Fortunately it did for the match albeit the result was not sunny. Anyway we did not managed to win a single game, but still achieved a reasonable score. Bradwell after all are top of the league by quite a margin. The result was 84 to 67 to Bradwell. Possibly drop a place in the league.
Next match – Home – Bakewell – 24 July 6.30pm.

Thursday League – Away – Whitworth Park – 19 July.

Although the final result was a loss we again scored reasonably, particularly in the singles. We won one doubles game, but the score was 61 to 48 against. In the singles we shared the games three all, but still lost 74 to 72. Overall the match was 135 to Whitworth, 120 to Parwich.
Next match – Away – Matlock Golf Club – 26 July – 1.45pm.

Another friendly this Sunday against Hazelwood. Looks like the sun may shine a bit as well.

John B.

Artisan Bread at the Shop

Organic Bread Tasting

Janet is trying a new bread supplier, Belper Bakery,
their organic bread is free from any artificial additives, preservatives or dough improver

Come along and taste some of the new loaves

3 to 4 pm at the Sycamore
Sunday 22nd July

If you like what you taste, you can order loaves for collection from the Shop on Saturdays

for more about the bread link to www.belperbread.co.uk

Half it Darts

An Update from our MEP


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By following these suggestions over the summer you will also be able to reduce what goes into the kerbside caddies when they appear this autumn as part of our spectacular new reycling scheme!  Jane B

New press release from Derbyshire County Council.

LOVE FOOD HATE WASTE OVER SUMMER

Every month UK households each throw away an average £50 worth of food that could have been eaten. Wasting food also harms the environment and contributes to climate change.

Food lovers are being urged to visit a website which features tasty tips for using leftover food when having get-togethers over the summer.  Derbyshire County Council is urging families to make use of tasty food or leftovers already stocked in cupboards, fridges or freezers over the summer months.  Councillor John Allsop, cabinet member for technology and recycling, said: “We’re urging people to check out our website full of great ideas on how to prepare meals using leftover food.”

Some of the recipes you’ll find include:

  1. A Quick Use-Up Pizza using leftover cheese and any favourite toppings you might have in the fridge.
  2. Olive Tapenade Toasts which turns leftover bread into something more interesting.
  3. Crispy Chicken Skewers which use a crispy coating made from leftover cheese and breadcrumbs made from slightly old bread.

For full recipes – and other great ideas for cutting down on food waste – go to the Love Food Hate Waste page of Derbyshire Council Council’s website.  The recipes are in the “related documents” section near the bottom of the page under the title “recipes for special get-togethers”.  For lots more recipes for all occasions check out the Love Food Hate Waste website.

Hazel B playing at Y-Not

Parwich singer-songwriter Hazel B from Hallgates will be playing at the Y-NOT festival on the Friday. At last year’s festival, Hazel performed a great set on the open-mike stage. She was then booked by the organisers to be on the main bill this year.

Some of Hazel’s new songs will shortly be available for free download by readers of PARWICH.ORG.

Hopefully this post is just academic and there will be no threats of flooding in the village.  It is important to watch the stream at its various choke points as these spots get very easily blocked with debris including broken branches and plastic.  Fortunately these areas were cleared in May by volunteers;  one section was almost totally blocked!

The Flood Protection Agency has just launched their new website, and with numerous flood warnings currently in force across the UK it aims to provide a lifeline to individuals and businesses looking for a single source of flood related information, latest flood warnings and a special helpline.

As well as guidance on how to protect a property, types of flooding and how to assess a flood risk, importantly the site recommends trusted, accredited suppliers of all types of flood protection products and specialists in flood risk assessment surveys. All FPA members comply with the association’s code of practice as a sound guarantee to customers of the highest standards of quality, integrity, safety and reliability. This means their flood protection products are quality assured and, where appropriate, are Kitemark certified as a symbol of trust. In particular, the site features two illustrations of a home and a commercial property – by hovering over water entry points, a list of product providers pops up with a link to members and how to contact them.

For more information, visit their website  or contact the FPA helpline on 033 33 23 8701.

For the environment agency flood risk map click here.

This sums up Summer 2012



JF-S

School newsletter 19

This is the last school newsletter of the academic year.


Parish Council Meeting tonight

Tickets are still on sale for this year’s Y-Not Festival, which takes place from Friday August 3rd to Sunday August 5th at the usual location in Pikehall. The festival has expanded since its early days, with several indoor stages, an acoustic tent, an excellent beer tent and much more besides, but it still retains its friendly, small-scale atmosphere. As the organisers report that they are now close to selling out, swift action is recommended for those who might be interested.

Click here for the Y-Not Festival website.

Update: Also performing at Y-Not, in the Hog & Barrel tent at 7pm on the Saturday, will be Parwich’s very own The A52s.

Community Grant available

DERBYSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL COMMUNITY BUILDINGS GRANT

Derbyshire County Council is looking to fund the following:

  •  Local groups working to make a big difference in their community through planning to spend money on multi-use buildings or equipment
  •   Projects which will benefit the community for at least 10 years
  • Groups which have already raised some funds and have got plans to cover future running costs
  • Projects which can start before 31st December 2013

Grants of between £10,000 and £250,000 are available.

Closing Date

Groups can apply any time until 30th September 2012. Continue Reading »

The Horticultural Society garden trip to Wollerton Old Hall and Trentham will be leaving at 9am tomorrow morning from The Green.  There are still a couple of tickets available, £12 for members and £17 for non members, please ring Glynis on 561.  For full details click here.

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Our Kid

David Goulden, ( referred to by Mike as “our kid”) asked us to post the following :

As an occasional overseas visitor, can I use the website to say thanks to the village for its kind support in the last couple of days following the death of my brother.

It came as a great shock – as I guess it did to many of you – but it was especially painful to be far away in Vienna and to know nothing.

Generously, several people have taken the time to e-mail me and the information has been of great comfort.

Mike was a simple guy who liked the simple things in life – community, integrity and purpose. His was a good life, well-lived.

His funeral will be on July 30 in Derby.

Emails for David Goulden can be sent to parwich@hotmail.co.uk and we will forward them to him.

Thanks to Val K for pointing out that Songs of Praise at Carsington Water is today and not next Sunday as stated in the weekly diary

Mike Goulden

As many of our readers will already know, Mike Goulden passed away very unexpectedly this week.  He went into hospital on Tuesday and died in the early hours of Thursday morning.

He was very well known to everyone in the village for the hard work that he put into keeping the shop going for a number of years and his involvement in the community in general. Most recently he was very active with Dales Housing and was a Committee Member for the Local History Society.

It seemed appropriate for us to put this note on the Blog today, as Mike has been a staunch supporter of Parwich.org and a regular contributor with photographs (including the one above) and comments; every Sunday as ‘our Weatherman on the hill‘ he supplied us with the Weekly Weather stats.

Our sympathy goes out to his brother, David and to his family and all the friends that he leaves behind. We will supply further information when we are able.

What’s on Where this Week
Day Time Event Location
Sunday 1.30-
5.30pm
Winster Open Gardens Winster
Monday 6.30pm Bowls Club Practice Night
Newcomers Welcome
Bowling Green
Tuesday 7.30pm First Responders Training Memorial Hall
Wednesday 9am Horticultural Trip to Wollerton Old Hall Gardens & Trentham Gardens
Members £12, non members £17
ring Glynis 561
Leaving from The Green
Wednesday 7.30pm Parish Council Meeting Memorial Hall
Thursday End of Term Parwich School
Thursday Green Bin Collection Parwich
Thursday 6pm Circuit Training Memorial Hall
Friday Inset Day – School Closed Parwich School
Sunday 2.30pm Methodist Service Parwich Church

Derbyshire Dales have recently launched a slide show to promote their new refuse and recycling service. This new service includes a new kerbside food waste collection and a number of other changes. Just incase your memory needs refreshing nearer the time, the following slideshow can also be found under the INFO tab at the top of the page. Any questions?!

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If you are having difficulty seeing this slideshow then visit DDDC webpage to view it on their site, it’s the second video on the page.

I’m Hungry



JF-S

Please click here to read this important letter from Parwich Primary School, on the subject of safe parking near the school.

Brassington Wakes Fell Run

Parwich Bowling Well

Parwich Crown Green Bowls Club

Two wins this week and one against a team who are second in the division. Still no let up in having to play in fur lined wellies most of the time though.

Matlock Tuesday League.

Home – 10 July – Chatsworth.

Chatsworth are nearly top of the league and soundly beat us on their green earlier in the season. However, we were able to take our revenge on our green. We won three out of the four games. Although we have managed to win a few games now we have not been scoring heavily and in the league its points that win prizes. Anyway a win is a win and we did it by 73 points to 58. We were exactly half way in the division and I don’t think we will move up from there.

Next match – Away – Bradwell -17 July 6.30pm.

Thursday League.

Home – Matlock Bath – 12 July.

Matlock were one place below us in the league before this match and the result will keep us there. We won two out of the three doubles but were still behind 45 to 48. Again our singles players did really well winning four out of the six games giving us an overall win 119 to 111. I think this win will keep us in our middle place in the league. To cap it all the sun shone as well!

Next match – Away – Whitworth Park – 19 July – 1.45pm.

We have a friendly match down at Parsons Croft this Sunday, we are entertaining Ashbourne Park. Come along and have a cup of tea with us all. 2.00pm Sunday.

John B.

A week of festivities across the Peak District have been planned to celebrate National Park’s Week 2012. The celebrations start on Sunday July 29th , at Castleton visitor centre and throughout the week there will be lots of family fun activities and guided walks. Although the events are spread over the Park, some of the events are quite local to Parwich, so scroll through this PDF and look for the events in bold.

Worker required for tomorrow

We have received this urgent request:

I need some help tomorrow morning doing some catering in Wirksworth. Would suit student etc: needs to be able to do simple catering (cook bacon & eggs etc), operate till, work unsupervised. Transport from village provided (8:30). Please phone Amanda (Hallgates) on 07971 602468/ 01335 390626. Normal pay rates.

Thanks, Amanda B

Over 60s Pilates

Just to let you know the Over 60s Pilates has now finished for the summer but will start again in September. Val K

Junior Hill Race Results 2012


2012 Hill Race Trophy Results
2012 Senior Hill Race Results
2012 Hill Race Photos
2011 Hill Race Results
2010 Hill Race Results

Properties for sale or rent

IMPORTANT: These details have been updated elsewhere. Please click here for our most recent property round-up.

With all due apologies for the delay in our normal service, here is the current selection of properties for sale or rent in our area, correct as at July 10th 2012.

Fernlea HouseLilac CottageCreamery Lane
Pikehall LaneGreenlowMonsdale Lane
Church WalkThe Square: former shopThe Square
Mount PleasantRathbone CroftWest View
Pikehall EquestrianPikehall Old Farm HouseManor Cottage
Rathbone CroftPikehall Farm

The list will be updated again next month. Until then, you will be able to find it on the INFO page, via the SITE MAP, and in the ELSEWHERE ON PARWICH.ORG section on the right hand side of this page.

£135 from Cake Tombola

Thank you to everyone who supported the Pilates for Over 60’s cake tombola on Wakes Saturday, by either baking, donating or participating as we managed to raise £135.  Thanks Glynis

PP5 Results from 2011
Junior Fell Run results for 2011
Results for 2010

2012 Hill Race Trophy Results

Results of the Senior Hill Race.

Summer Bulletin from our MEP

Our weatherman on the hill says:

Still no signs of summer, becoming cooler with sunshine and showers as far as the middle of July at least.

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A young swallow in St. Peter’s porch.

A swallow resting on the road.

This evening (Sunday July 8th) at 7pm, The Sycamore will be screening BBC1’s Countryfile. Why not come along and see if you were filmed there a week last Monday, or if you recognise anyone else from the village.

To read more about this evening’s programme, follow this link and scroll down to “Tom Heap’s Blog”.

What’s on Where this Week
Day Time Event Location
Sunday 9.30am Holy Communion Parwich Church
Sunday 11.15am Family Service & Baptism Alsop Church
Sunday 2.30pm Methodist Service Parwich Church
Monday 12.45pm Village Lunch
Ham Salad – Jam Roly Poly/Custard – bookings Val 458
Memorial Hall
Monday 6.30pm Bowls Club Practice Night
Newcomers Welcome
Bowling Green
Monday 6.30pm Pilates-Parwich Fit 4 All Memorial Hall
Thursday 6pm Circuit Training Memorial Hall
Friday Blue Box Collection Parwich
Saturday
Sunday
1.30-
5.30pm
Winster Open Gardens Winster

Sunshine Boost for Bowls

Parwich Crown Green Bowls Club

 

One win one loss this week and we actually played one match in sunshine! Glad I didn’t buy a ticket for Silverstone though.

 

Matlock Tuesday League.

Away – 3 July – Matlock Park.

Whist we are mid table in the league Matlock are third from top. We gave a good account of ourselves however. We won two games and Matlock won two. Their wins, however, were by bigger margins than ours. The final score was Matlock 70 Parwich 64. Hopefully we won’t drop too much in the league.

Next match – Home – Chatsworth A -10 July 6.30pm.

 

Thursday League.

Away – Matlock Park – 5 July.

A week or so ago we were playing Wirksworth every match now it’s Matlock Park. Having lost on Tuesday it did not augur well. No need for doubt. We won the doubles games two one and the singles games 4 to 2. The final tally was Parwich 131 to 103. A great result. We were again half way in the league. Let us hope that these last two good wins will move us up a bit.

Next match – Home – Matlock Bath – 12 July – 1.45pm.

 

No Sunday match again this week, because of the weather we cancelled it. It was also a shame we did not manage to have some fun on Friday night during wakes week. Better luck next year.

 

John B.

Tonight – End of Wakes Disco!!!