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An assortment of roof tiles available (tiles 50p each, ridge and valley tiles £1 each).

Message Donna J 07885 742534

Now the cricket season is over please start taking your wood/branches to the same site as last year. No nails or metal. Please respect the cricket square and also don’t take vehicles on the field whilst the ground is really wet.

Any questions or if you have a prize to donate to the raffle just let me know lucywigley@googlemail.com

Lucy M

Any questions let me know thanks Lucy M – lucywigley@googlemail.com

Royal mail have delivered my parcel to the wrong address, does anyone recognise the doorway in the picture?

Thanks 

Katie Bostock

The next meeting of Parwich Parish Council will be held on Wednesday the 23rd October 2024 at 7:30 pm in the Memorial Hall.

The agenda is here.

Thank you

Our amazingly talented knitter is at it again and created this Halloween themed letter box topper. Definitely something to put a smile on your face for the day.

Any questions let me know thanks Lucy M – lucywigley@googlemail.com

Library timetables for the 12-week period 14^th October 2024 to 3^rd January 2025 

Apple pressing in progress, with lots of lovely sausage cobs….

The first photo is from our garden,  the 2nd  just north of Minninglow car park. 

Viv H

Now the cricket season is over please start taking your wood/branches to the same site as last year. No nails or metal. Please respect the cricket square and also don’t take vehicles on the field whilst the ground is really wet.

Any questions or if you have a prize to donate to the raffle just let me know lucywigley@googlemail.com

Lucy M

You can see the Northern Lights right now over Parwich 😍

Colin Simms ashes were laid to rest alongside those of his wife Christine in the churchyard of St Peter’s, Parwich after a service on Sunday taken by the Rev. Nicola McNally.

Many will remember Colin as a founder of the successful display team the Red Barrows Squadron which competed in the village carnival winning first prize. “Commanders”  Roy Millward and Roger Cundy carried a replica Red Barrow with flowers into St Peter’s. 

Photos include Colin in 2018 accompanied by his security detail Stuart Chambers.