Derbyshire Dales to move into Tier 2
PLEASE SHARE | The Derbyshire Dales moves into the COVID HIGH Alert Level (Tier 2) from 00:01 this Saturday, 31 October. The Government’s announcement that all of Derbyshire becomes Tier 2 from the early hours of Saturday comes as the rate of COVID19 infections continues to rise rapidly across the UK.
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David and Christine G will be opening up their spooky garden display on Church Walk at the following times….
Thursday 5pm – 8pm
Friday 5pm – 8pm
Saturday 5pm – 8pm
Precautions taken by ourselves to ensure safety:
1. Hand gel provided at entrance
2. One way system, follow the foot prints
3. Caution at all times, various steps within the garden
4. Route mostly illuminated, advisable to bring a torch
5. In case parents get spooked THEY must be accompanied by Children
6. Every effort has been made to to secure all display pieces. We ask children to avoid touching for safety reasons
7. Sweets are in individual bags hanging from the skeleton tree.
Please send your spooky photos of Halloween to parwich@hotmail.com
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Contact Jay H on jhfitness2018@gmail.com for more information or to book a place.
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A huge congratulations to Esther, our local wildlife artist…..
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Cookie the cat has been missing from Alsop for a couple of weeks. Please keep an eye out and check in your garages or sheds. Contact Tracey Fentem on Tracey.fentem@btconnect.com with any sightings.
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Is anyone missing a young black and white cat, possibly female? It may have been missing for over a week.
If so please contact Sue and Pete at the vicarage on 390 037.
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UPDATE: HE’S NOW BACK WITH HIS OWNER
There’s a black and white border collie dog, with a shortish tail, looks like farm dog, very wet and wandering around The Orchards / Dodds Hill area – 2pm
Edit: Now at West view – 2.05pm
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We wish to communicate to the village the sad news that our mother, Rachel Robinson, wife of Andrew Robinson and resident of Church Farm in the village from 1997 – 2012 passed away peacefully ten days ago at her home on the south coast.
Due to all the restrictions at this time, my brother and I have arranged a small family funeral at St Peters this Friday at midday. We are able to extend the invite to anyone interested to be on the village green to see in the coffin at approximately 11.45 a.m. as well as joining the family for the burial at around 12.45 p.m.
Our family will then be around the village across Friday as the grandchildren (Grace, Noah, Molly, Woody, Isaac, Rex and Seth) and our wives (Derryn and Sally) have many happy memories that they wish to re-explore since the happy Parwich days that they remember so vividly.
Many thanks and best wishes.
Mark and Jim Robinson, Andrew and Rachel’s sons.
We are happy if you wish to pass on my email address to anyone wishing to communicate with us at this time. (307jsr@gmail.com)
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David and Christine G will be opening up their spooky garden display on Church Walk at the following times….
Thursday 5pm – 8pm
Friday 5pm – 8pm
Saturday 5pm – 8pm
Precautions taken by ourselves to ensure safety:
1. Hand gel provided at entrance
2. One way system, follow the foot prints
3. Caution at all times, various steps within the garden
4. Route mostly illuminated, advisable to bring a torch
5. In case parents get spooked THEY must be accompanied by Children
6. Every effort has been made to to secure all display pieces. We ask children to avoid touching for safety reasons
7. Sweets are in individual bags hanging from the skeleton tree.
Have fun but please be sensible any questions please contact Christine G.
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This year’s Memorial Hall Committee AGM will be held virtually via Zoom. Details of the link to join the meeting will be published prior to the meeting.
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Contact Jay H on jhfitness2018@gmail.com for more information or to book a place.
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Update for Bradbourne & Parwich Heating Oil Club
There has been little change in oil prices over the past few weeks. With low demand being offset by production cuts by OPEC+ members, Brent Crude remains between $42 and $43. However, suppliers are seeing an increase in demand as the weather turns colder. Delivery times are currently between 7 and 10 working days.
Tip: With the weather turning wetter and more rainfall on its way, it might be a good idea to ensure no water has made its way into your tank, as if sucked up into your system it can cause real issues. Water Scavengers are dropped into your tank to absorb any water sat at the bottom of your tank.
You can find a selection of different sized Water Scavengers in our Club Store, as well as Water Test Kits if you wish to check your tank for water first.
Rate: £0.2634 (pence per litre excluding vat [5% for Domestic use])
For full details Continue Reading »
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My excellent professional piano tuner from Manchester is coming to tune my piano on Wednesday next, and he has 2 slots in the afternoon if anyone would like their piano tuning.
Martin C 390529
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Did anyone take a parcel in from Fedex yesterday Thursday 22nd Oct? They claim to have delivered to us but we can’t locate it.
Thanks
Karen W
390253
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The Clean up day planned for Sunday the 25th October will be going ahead with minor variations to comply with restrictions due to Covid 19.
Please come to the bus shelter at 10:00am or find a member of the Council to discuss what you would like to do. There are opportunities for litter picking, playground maintenance and management of vegetation.
We will aim to finish by 12:00.
Due to Covid 19 there will be no refreshments provided.
Would participants please see the Risk Assessment posted on the Parish Council’s website and note in particular the footnote which reminds everyone that.
“For the safety of all, Parwich Council expects volunteers to familiarise themselves with parts of this risk assessment relevant to any task they undertake and follow the associated control measures.”
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The next meeting of Parwich Parish Council will be held on Wednesday the 21st October 2020 at 7:30 pm.
Due to the Covid-19 outbreak Parish Councils continue to be advised not to meet face to face unless this is the only way that they can conduct their business.
The meeting will therefore once again be conducted using Zoom. The agenda contains login details that can be used by members of the public to join the meeting.
There is also a telephone number which will enable you to listen to the meeting and speak when permitted.
If you have not used Zoom before you are strongly advised to download their app in advance. This will enable you set it up on your device and familiarise yourself with its operation.
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Message from the PDHS-
Unfortunately, we are unable to donate money to any village organisations this year as we were unable to hold OpenGardens and owing to the present circumstances we feel unable to plan events forThe Committee has decided, therefore, to postpone the AGM.
The new date is February 9th, 2021.
This is a provisional date dependent on circumstances at that time.
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Alison B has just sent us this warning that if anybody is driving to Ashbourne this morning, there is a grid sticking up in the air just before the Bentley Brook hotel. It’s on the left side on the last corner before the junction.
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Hopefully some of you have seen this and we are keen to do it in Parwich. The aim is to display Halloween items in your windows / around your gardens so we can do a hunt around the village. Once you have spotted one the child (or yourself!) is rewarded with a treat (that you have taken along with you) and then you go onto find the next one. We were thinking of having them on display from the Thursday – Sunday.
In addition to this David and Christine Goldstraw from Church Walk have very kindly agreed to open up their spooktacular garden on Halloween for the children to walk around and look at their display (arrows will mark which way to walk). Christine is happy to answer any questions people may have.
I look forward to seeing your ghostly creations. Lucy M
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Update for Bradbourne & Parwich Heating Oil Club
Oil prices remain static with Brent Crude hovering between $42 and $43 a barrel for much of this week. However, suppliers are seeing an increase in demand as the weather turns colder. Delivery times are currently between 7 and 10 working days.
Tip: It is a good idea to upgrade your fuel to Premium fuel with a bottle of Exocet Additive. Exocet Additives lower carbon emissions, stabilise fuel, clean injectors, inhibit sludge formation in your tank, and improve overall fuel performance and efficiency.
We have a selection of Additives available in The Oil-Club Store with discounted Club prices for our members. If you have an AGA or Range cooker (with a wick), then please ensure you order the Cooker Additive.
Rate: £0.2611 (pence per litre excluding vat [5% for Domestic use])
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With our local villages churches open for services (with physical distancing and cleaning/hygiene arrangements in place), there are two opportunities tomorrow to gather.
At 1115 in Alsop we gather for a Morning Prayer using words from the 1662 Prayer Book
We gather between 1730 and 1800 tomorrow to say Evening Prayer together using modern words (Common Worship) and hymns. Our theme is Going with God – what happens…
Contact Rev Carollyn on revcarollyn@peakfive.org or 664132 or Andrew C on andrew@colliefamily.plus.com or 390684 for info on how to join in via computer, tablet and phone (including landline) and accessing the words.
With services happening in our local village churches, our services via Zoom are now monthly.
We hope to see and hear you.
Andrew C
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