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A community website for the residents of Parwich, Alsop-en-le-Dale, Ballidon and Pikehall in the Derbyshire Peak District.

Parwich Village Action Group

This group is not currently active – These pages were last updated 19th Oct 2009.

Parwich Village Action Group was set up in 2000 in response to a Peak District National Park Authority and Parwich Parish Council public meeting in the village. Our initial purpose grew out of the PDNPA’s Discovering Village Initiative and was to undertake a Village Survey and agree a Village Management Plan.

The Group covers the parish of Parwich and works in conjunction with Parwich Parish Council to update and where appropriate implement the Village Management Plan’s objectives. The Group has achieved remarkable success in relation to environmental improvements, the building of the three houses at Parson’s Croft and improving the children’s play equipment on the Green.

The Village Management Plan for many funding bodies is a recognised means of demonstrating need, and can be used by other local groups in addition to the Action Group itself to support funding applications.  Also it is a way of highlighting our local situation to the Peak Park Authority and other statutory bodies.

Parwich Village Management/Action Plan (last up-dated 2004)

There are current aims and objectives under the following headings, please click on each heading for more information:

  • Affordable Housing
  • Environment
  • Children, Teenagers and Young Adults
  • Community & Sports Hall Facilities
  • Roads and Traffic
  • Topics for further investigation

Since the 2004 revision of our Management Plan circumstances have changed in relation to the progress on establishing a new Memorial Hall and potential knock on effects in relation traffic and parking.   Also the Peak Park Authority are looking for communities that want to create their own Conservation Area Management Plans, following the Conservation Area Appraisals (the Parwich Appraisal was undertaken last year).

The Management Plan is due for reviewing. Parwich Parish Council and the Peak Park Authority have indicated their support for updating the Plan.

The Coordinating Group feel that yet another survey or questionnaire would be counter productive, so we would welcome any suggestions on alternative ways of establishing what the community see as the current priorities.

Coordinating Group

The Coordinating Group meets as required and reports annually to the Open Meeting of Parwich Parish Council. Members are nominated at a public meeting of the whole Village Action Group which should occur at least once every four years. The Coordinating Group must include a representative of the Parish Council and representatives of any active sub-groups. They will then appoint a Chair, Secretary and Treasurer from amongst its members, which currently are:

  • vacant – Chair
  • vacant – Secretary
  • Ann Griffiths – Parwich Parish Council Representative
  • Val Kirkham – (Community Hall and Sports Hall Facilities)
  • Peter Trewhitt – Environment
  • Janice Wigley – Treasurer & Affordable Housing
  • vacant – Children, Teenagers & Young Adults
  • vacant – Roads and Traffic

As can be seen there are gaps on the Coordinating Group and more members are required.  Over the last few years the Group has lost its momentum, and if it is to continue it needs new blood.

Parwich Village Action Group’s Archives as pdfs

Click on the following to access the documents

  • Constitution
  • Village Survey 2000
  • Original Village Management Plan 2001
  • Update April 2002
  • Update April 2003
  • Update October 2003
  • Management Plan Review 2003
  • Up-dated Village Management Plan 2004
  • Update April 2005
  • Update April 2006
  • Verbal report only in 2007, to Parwich Parish Council Open Meeting
  • Update April 2008
  • Environment Group’s Comments on Parwich Conservation Area Appraisal 2008 (A living working community)
  • Update April 2009

Members of the Action Group can be contacted directly or by email to parwich@hotmail.co.uk will be forward (please mark them clearly for forwarding to Parwich Village Action Group).

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