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GROUP MAGAZINE
St. Edmund’s
St. Mary’s Fenny Bentley
Tissington
June
2019
50p
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View from the Hill June 2019 From 30th May to 9th June, that is, for church people, Ascension Day to Pentecost, we are called to pray by our Archbishops. Christians around the world will be praying for their communities, and, if you’ll excuse us, especially that our neighbours and family who do not yet know what Jesus can do for us, might somehow find out. Perhaps that will be through our kind actions, through prayers we say, by the power of the Holy Spirit, or by something they read in church, on the media, or given out by us. Maybe even by something in this magazine! There’s a perfect piece in Rev Alan’s contribulltion (not a spelling mistake!) this month that I hope makes you smile and think at the same time! At Parwich, Thorpe and Tissington there will be prayer stations, and of course, all the churches are open every day for you to call into. It can be very special to make time to spend with God, as Adam and Eve did in the Garden of Eden, and Jesus did regularly often in the wilderness. What might the benefit be? Well, people who write in our visitor books often talk about the peace they find there. In this busy world, with so much bad news offered to us in the press and media, peace is a commodity we badly need. We’ll be exploring possible ways to pray ‘Thy Kingdom Come’ in Tissington’s Family Service on 2nd June, and, the Fruits of the Spirit in Tissington’s Family Service on 4th August, the promised qualities that help with the strains of life given to Christians by the Holy Spirit (see Carolyn Baguley’s piece in this magazine). You’re welcome to come whichever village you live in, and especially if you are a visitor on holiday. When we don’t know what to do about a situation, we might say “I’ll just pray”, and sometimes, and often, praying is the most important thing we can do, and is what we ought to do first! May I pray for health and peace and wellbeing for each reader, and those we carry on our hearts, in the name of our Saviour Christ. Revd Carollyn
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Peak Five – Pondering in the Peak
It can be heart breaking for farmers when TB strikes the
herd. Looking at this wonderful bull, you can begin to
imagine why. This beautiful looking bull is also called a
Christian by one farmer. Why is that? Carolyn Baguley, a
farm vet that I know well explains what it means for her to
be a Christian in an article she shared with me for the
agricultural chaplaincy and thought I would share in this
month’s magazine. And spare a thought for farmers in the
benefice and beyond that face the constant threat of TB and
the uncertainty it brings. Rev Alan.
“That bull’s a Christian, vit’nery, a real Christian.”
I was somewhat surprised by the farmer’s greeting as I clambered out of the car to
do a pre-movement TB test on his prize animal. Clients don’t usually inform me of
their animals’ religions, Christian or otherwise.
It turned out that he meant the bull was kind. Usually when farmers go out of their
way to tell me how kind their cattle are it’s because they’re trying to persuade me
to TB test in a poor (or non-existent) handling system but, on this occasion, both the
handling system and the bull’s behaviour were exemplary!
But what does it mean to be a Christian? Is it someone who’s loving, kind, patient
and well-behaved, and goes along to church sometimes? It’s far more than that –
it’s to believe that Jesus Christ, God’s son, came to earth to die for us, and then
defeated death by rising again, and it’s to trust and obey his teaching that we find in
the Bible. The fruits of the Spirit (love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness,
faithfulness, gentleness and self-control) should follow, and going to church allows
us to meet and worship with other believers (although busy farmers may not always
have time for that!).
I’m not sure about the bull being a Christian, but I do believe that animals, as a
wonderful part of God’s creation, bring glory to him. And I think that we can learn
a lot from them – especially when they’re as peaceful, patient and self-controlled as
the bull!
Alan Griggs
Bible study June 2019 Fruit of the Spirit Galatians chapter 5 13 You, my brothers and sisters, were called to be free. But do not use your freedom to indulge the flesh; rather, serve one another humbly in love. 14 For the entire law is fulfilled in keeping this one command: ‘Love your neighbour as yourself.’ 16 So I say, live by the Spirit, and you will not gratify the desires of the flesh. 17 For the flesh desires what is contrary to the Spirit, and the Spirit what is contrary to the flesh. They are in conflict with each other, so that you are not to do whatever you want. 22 But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, 23 gentleness and self-control. Against such things there is no law. 24 Those who belong to Christ Jesus have crucified the flesh with its passions and desires. 25 Since we live by the Spirit, let us keep in step with the Spirit. Here are some verses before the phrase that is quoted in this magazine, that Rev Alan has brought to our notice. We celebrate the first coming of the Holy Spirit to all the believers this month – Pentecost! For the first time, anyone who believes receives the Holy Spirit of God. Earlier in the Bible we read of special people; leaders, Kings, Prophets who had been filled with the Spirit, or as in some services, we say The Holy Ghost. But now that Jesus Christ has ascended into heaven to be with his Father, as he promised, the Holy Spirit comes to comfort us, guide us, remind us of everything Jesus has said to us. Questions for reflection, either on your own, or with other Christians. How do we increase the fruit of the Spirit in our self? (hint, we can ask the Holy Spirit – what would it be like for you?) What do you think the Fruit of the Spirit could help you with? Can you identify Fruit in other Christians that you know? Can you find evidence in the Letters (the books after the Gospels in the New Testament) of this fruit in the behavior of the new Christians and the Apostles (e.g. how they open their understanding to non-Jews, and relax the food laws). Could you pray today, to keep in step with the Holy Spirit, and to live by the Spirit in your daily life?
MORNING PRAYER
Said Morning Prayer at 9am in church
June prayer ribbons &
Alsop 7 pm prayer tags
Tuesday 4th June during Open Gar-
dens
Friday 21st June
Friday 26th June
Fenny Bentley
Monday 3rd 8.50 Thorpe
Thursday 20 Friday 7th June
Monday 24 8.50
th Tuesday 25th
June
with school
July 1st 8.50 with Tissington
school Tuesday 18th
Parwich Thursday 27th
Please accept my
Saturday 8th June
apologies in advance
Bacon and Pray- if I am unable to
ers (390684) attend as planned
due to emergency,
Sunday 23rd June
LINK. Each week for about a year we have printed the Bible readings and a little news on the reverse of a pre-printed sheet called the LINK, from Redemptorist Publications. These have little reflections that build on the readings, and when there are extra sheets, I hope that visitors to the churches have picked one up. Following a recommendation by Rev Joe Lister, we have a month of a free trial of a new format from Redemptorist. The Bible readings and the collects are pre-printed, and on the reverse, I have complied some notices about events in and around our church and communities. Please get in touch if you would like to submit something for the back page; I cannot guarantee to get it in, but I will try. If you can feed back through your wardens your thoughts about this trial format, that would help to make a decision about future months. Thank you. Rev’d Carollyn Resources for families, for prayer and reflection are available in our five churches. Prayer stations will be in St Peter’s church Parwich, St Mary’s Church Tissington, and St Leonards Church Thorpe; all welcome to explore.
NOTICES
Carollyn’s 65th & 1/3 Birthday Tea Party
Sunday 9th June 2019 at 3pm
The Bentley Brook
Live music, singalong or dance if you like.
No gifts please, just your party selves!
All Welcome
This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed
Derwent Singers Concert 30th June 2019
For local charity ACE Youth Trust
St Mary’s Church Tissington 3.00pm
During Tissington Open Gardens
Benefice service – Open Air at Parwich 11.00 am 30th June 2019
join the caravanners during Wakes Week for this traditional service
with a twist! Fifth Sunday – all welcome
The Theme is ‘Treasures?’
Morning Prayer. At 9.00am prayer is said for our villages and the
needs of the world. Please join me if you can, for a simple service, all
seated, lasting about 15 minutes. I am also available to meet and talk
or listen, as the Vicar’s Van is not on the road at the moment until my
hip gains strength. You can see the programme in this magazine and
on display on each church notice board.
A PERSONAL INVITATION
To a short service of thanksgiving for volunteers and
supporters of the Tissington Well Dressings May 2019.
Sunday 2nd June 2019 at 3.00pm
on the green below St Mary’s church.
Led by Rev Tim Morris and Rev Carollyn McDonald
You’re welcome to share a short time of hymns and prayer during the busy
week of Well Dressings. Come as you are! Bring others with you!
All welcome.
Hymn sheets will be handed out.
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THY KINGDOM COME
In our Benefice several events will reflect the Archbishops' initiative this
year.
2nd June: Family Service at Tissington will be themed with prayer stations.
Each house in Parwich will have delivered to them a luggage tag to write
individual prayers which can be hung on a prayer tree in St Peter’s. There will
be prayer on Saturday 8th June from 7pm.
Morning Prayer will follow the theme wherever it takes place from 30th May
to 9th June.
FitzHerbert school has a fun interactive family prayer pack with stickers for
each family.
Each church has booklets for guided reflection, and Novena for prayer.
Please pick one up.
There will be prayer stations in Thorpe and Tissington, and at Tissington
Chapel during Well Dressings.
Resources have been provided free of charge by the Archbishops through the
Diocese.
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Dear all, I hope you are enjoying our summer.
Barbecue Fire Safety.
When we experience hot sunny weather, it is natural to want to get out the
barbecue, go outdoors and enjoy it with family and friends. By following some
simple rules you can ensure your barbecue is a safe enjoyable event.
Coal Barbecues.
• Keep a bucket of water, sand or a garden hose nearby for emergencies.
• Never leave a barbecue unattended.
• Never use a barbecue indoors. Derbyshire Fire & Rescue Service would like
to remind you that the burning of all fossil fuels, gas, coal or wood, produces
carbon monoxide (CO). Sadly every year we hear reports of deaths and
serious injuries from CO poisoning in both tents and caravans.
• People should never use stoves or disposable barbecues for either cooking or
warmth in an enclosed space with poor ventilation.
• We would also recommend that caravanners should have gas-powered
appliances serviced annually and should consider using an audible carbon
monoxide alarm inside their caravan.
• Make sure your barbecue is well away from sheds, fences, shrubs or garden
waste.
• Only use enough charcoal to cover the base of the barbecue.
• Ensure the barbecue is cool before moving it.
• Empty the ashes onto bare garden soil and not into wheelie bins as burning
embers could cause a fire.
• Don't drink too much if you are in charge of the barbecue.
• Never use petrol or paraffin to start or revive your barbecue; use only
recognised lighters or starter fuels on cold coals.
Gas Barbecues.
• Never store gas cylinders under the stairs - if there is a fire they might explode
and block your escape route.
• Store gas cylinders outside, away from direct sunlight and frost.
• Make sure the valve is turned off before changing the gas cylinder.
• After cooking, turn the gas supply off first and then the barbecue control. This
will stop any gas from leaking.
• If you suspect a leak, turn off the gas cylinder and try brushing soapy water
around all joints, watching for bubbles.
• Always change gas cylinders outdoors or in a well ventilated area.• Never store gas cylinders in your home as they are a serious hazard during a fire. If you have a medical need for gas cylinders, you require oxygen for example, they should be kept upright. Carbon Monoxide. CO Safety Information. Carbon Monoxide and its potential deadly properties are something that Derbyshire Fire & Rescue Service have been campaigning to bring to the attention of the whole of the county for some considerable time. Carbon Monoxide (CO) is potentially fatal and even low-levels of the poison can cause lasting damage to your health. You can't see it, taste it or smell it but CO can kill quickly without warning. How is carbon monoxide produced? Carbon based fuels, including gas, oil, wood and coal, are usually safe to use. A shortage of air can cause the fuel to not burn properly. It is when the fuel does not burn properly that excess CO is produced. What does carbon monoxide do? When CO enters the body it is absorbed in place of oxygen in the bloodstream and prevents the blood from bringing oxygen to the cells, tissues and organs that need it. Starved of oxygen the cells and tissues can be damaged or die and organs can fail. Because of the way CO effects the body you should always be aware of the following symptoms: Headaches, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, drowsiness and fatigue. CO dangers in the home. Boilers, heaters and cooking appliances that use a carbon containing fuel (e.g. oil, gas and solid fuel) have the potential to produce carbon monoxide if they are not installed correctly, are poorly maintained or used incorrectly. • It is important that flues and chimneys are cleaned and that vents to the outside and are not blocked or covered. • Any un-flued heating or cooking appliance (which is meant to work without a flue) should not be used in small, closed-up rooms as adequate ventilation is required to ensure these appliances work correctly. • Keep appliances and vents clean to ensure that their is sufficient airflow. • It is important that appliances are maintained by an appropriately registered engineer. You can help further control the risks by installing an audible carbon monoxide alarm which is EN50291 compliant in your home. If you require any further advice on any of the items covered in this article or require a ‘Home Fire Safety Visit’, please call the Derbyshire Fire & Rescue Service on 01773 305305 My regards to you all and keep safe. Tony Higton QFSM GIFireE
Alsop en le Dale
Altar Flowers
June 2nd and 9th Anne Bunting
June 16th, 23rd and 30th Rachel Bunting
Fenny Bentley
Church cleaning rota
Nicky & Anne Beresford
Church flowers
June 1 – Wendy Livingstone
June 22 – Steph Baldwin
Monthly Coffee Mornings in church
Due to lack of interest the monthly coffee mornings have now finished. I
would like to thank everyone who has supported them in the past. The
money left over will be sent to the Air Ambulance.
Anne BeresfordFITZHERBERT SCHOOL NEWS – JUNE 2019 This half term has been a very short one (only 4 weeks) but all our children have been working extremely hard especially those in years 2 and 6 who have all taken their SATs. All the children have worked very hard and we are very pleased with their very positive attitude towards the tests. On Friday 17 May our junior age children took part in a Homeless Sleepover in school. We had lots of cardboard for the children to make their beds from and we welcomed Kerry Collyer from the Padley Centre in Derby who came to talk to the children about why people become homeless and what they can do to help. We feel it is important that our children learn about other people who aren’t as fortunate and we hope that holding the sleepover will have taught our children a lot whilst they were in a safe familiar environment. During our Celebration Assembly on the last day of term in April, we were delighted to have been presented with the Runner Up trophy for our fundraising efforts at the BHF Sponsored Swim back in November. We just wanted to share a photo of the presentation with you – here are our swimmers pictured with Paula and John from the Derbyshire branch of the British Heart Foundation Our School Sports Night and Summer Fair will take place on Thursday 27 June starting at 6 pm everyone is welcome to come along to this special event. Please be aware that there will be extra cars in the village on that evening but we will be reminding parents to park sensibly and not to block driveways. If you would like any more information about any of the events mentioned then please get in touch, tel. 01335 350362 or more information about school can be found on our website: http://www.fitzherbert.derbyshire.sch.uk/
Parwich June Parwich Film Show Friday 14 June 73 COWS and THE FAVOURITE A very special showing this month: The BAFTA award winning Best short film about our local Ashbourne beef farmer, Jay Wilde, who struggled with sending his cattle to slaughter. Jay and his partner will be on hand afterwards to answer any questions. Then THE FAVOURITE a deliciously vicious revenge comedy and period drama structured around Queen Anne (Olivia Colman) and her relationships with her best friend Sarah (Rachel Weisz), the Duchess of Marlborough, and Sarah’s cousin Abigail (Emma Stone) who has fallen from nobility into the dregs of poverty. But Abigail has no intention of remaining a scullery maid and when she arrives at the castle looking for work, she immediately starts needling herself into the hearts and beds of the higher ranks, splintering the relationship between Sarah and the queen. The film has won many awards including a Best Actress Oscar for Olivia Colman and 7 BAFTA Awards. Certificate 15 Independent ***** “Consistently, relentlessly hilarious, Olivia Colman, Rachel Weisz and Emma Stone are on top form in this deranged court comedy” FRIDAY 14th June 7.45PM Free Entrance. Refreshments. Raffle Parwich Memorial Hall • Silent projection • Hi Fi Sound • Special hi-fi headphones for those with hearing difficulties, please ask.
A very special showing this month: The BAFTA award winning Best short film 73 COWS about our local Ashbourne beef farmer, Jay Wilde, who struggled with sending his cattle to slaughter. Jay and his partner will be on hand after- wards to answer any questions. THE FAVOURITE a deliciously vicious re- venge comedy and pe- riod drama structured around Queen Anne (Olivia Colman) and her relationships with her best friend Sarah (Rachel Weisz), the Duchess of Marlbor- ough, and Sarah’s cousin Abigail (Emma Stone) who has fallen from nobility into the
COMMUNITY VILLAGE LUNCH
Monday 3 June 12.45 in the Memorial Hall
Gammon and Parsley Sauce. Rice Pudding and Jam
All the main dishes are served with Potatoes & Seasonal Vegetables
Only £5 - please phone Val on 390 458 to let her know if you are
coming, and for any special dietary requirements
Welcome to the Community Diary from the Parwich Blog for Alsop-
en-le-Dale, Ballidon, Parwich & Pikehall
For any events that you would like adding to the diary, please email
parwich@hotmail.co.uk. For up to date details go to
http://parwich.org/diary/
June 2019
Date Time Event Location
Sun 2nd no service Alsop Church
Sun 2nd 9.30am Morning Prayer Parwich Church
Celebrating the life of
Sun 2nd tbc Christine Sims
details to follow
Mon 3rd Children back at School Parwich School
9am to
Mon 3rd Toddler Group Memorial Hall
10.30am
Mon 3rd 11am Pilates Memorial Hall
Village Lunch
Gammon & Parsley Sauce
Mon 3rd 12.45pm Memorial Hall
Rice Pudding & Jam
contact Val K tel. 390458
Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Mon 3rd 6pm Parson’s Croft
Open Doubles
Badminton/Table Tennis slots
Tue 4th 6-10pm Memorial Hall
book via Cheryl tel 617
Wed 5th … Grey bin and food caddy collection Parwich4.30pm Fish & Chip Van
Wed 5th The Green
to 7pm tel. 0751 107 6249
Badminton/Table Tennis slots
Wed 5th 6-10pm Memorial Hall
book via Cheryl tel 617
11am to Evie’s Artistic Session
Thu 6th Memorial Hall
1pm More info: 390488
Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Thu 6th 1.45pm Away
vs. Bradwell A
JH Fitness
Thu 6th 7pm Memorial Hall
fitness class
Children’s Friday Football
Fri 7th 5.30pm Parson’s Croft
meet at the Cricket Pavillion
9am to
Mon 10th Toddler Group Memorial Hall
10.30am
Mon 10th 11am Pilates Memorial Hall
Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Mon 10th 6pm Club Practice Parson’s Croft
all welcome
dept. Over 60s Trip meet
Tue 11th
8am Whitby The Green
Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Tue 11th 6pm Parson’s Croft
vs. Chatsworth B
Badminton/Table Tennis slots
Tue 11th 6-10pm Memorial Hall
book via Cheryl tel 617
Green bin, Blue bin and food caddy
Wed 12th … Parwich
collection
4.30pm Fish & Chip Van
Wed 12th The Green
to 7pm tel. 0751 107 6249
Badminton/Table Tennis slots
Wed 12th 6-10pm Memorial Hall
book via Cheryl tel 617
11am to Evie’s Artistic Session
Thu 13th Memorial Hall
1pm More info: 390488
Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Thu 13th 1.45pm Parson’s Croft
vs. Youlgrave A
JH Fitness
Thu 13th 7pm Memorial Hall
fitness class
Children’s Friday Football
Fri 14th 5.30pm Parson’s Croft
meet at the Cricket Pavillion
Greek Night
Fri 14th 7pm to book a table tel. Kirsty 01335 Sycamore
390212
Fri 14th 7.45pm Parwich Film Memorial Hall
dept Oddfellows & Bowls Club
Sat 15th
10.30am The Return Legfriendly bowls afternoon inc. BBQ at
Newport, Shropshire
contact Bill Whitfield tel. 571
9am to
Mon 17th Toddler Group Memorial Hall
10.30am
Mon 17th 11am Pilates Memorial Hall
Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Mon 17th 6pm Club Practice Parson’s Croft
all welcome
Parwich Ladies Group
Tue 18th Trip to Ashford Well Dressing
(Details from Pauline tel. 447)
Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Tue 18th 6pm Away
vs. Matlock Bath
Badminton/Table Tennis slots
Tue 18th 6-10pm Memorial Hall
book via Cheryl tel 617
Bingo @ the Legion
Tue 18th 7pm Bingo Maddness Legion
inc nibbles & drinks promotions
Wed 19th … Grey bin and food caddy collection Parwich
4.30pm Fish & Chip Van
Wed 19th The Green
to 7pm tel. 0751 107 6249
Badminton/Table Tennis slots
Wed 19th 6-10pm Memorial Hall
book via Cheryl tel 617
Wed 19th 7.30pm Parwich Parish Council Meeting Memorial Hall
11am to Evie’s Artistic Session
Thu 20th Memorial Hall
1pm More info: 390488
Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Thu 20th 1.45pm Away
vs. Hathersage B
JH Fitness
Thu 20th 7pm Memorial Hall
fitness class
Children’s Friday Football
Fri 21st 5.30pm Parson’s Croft
meet at the Cricket Pavillion
Sun 23rd Parwich Open Gardens
9am to
Mon 24th Toddler Group Memorial Hall
10.30am
Mon 24th 11am Pilates Memorial Hall
Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Mon 24th 6pm Club Practice Parson’s Croft
all welcome
Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Tue 25th 6pm Away
vs. Bradwell A
Badminton/Table Tennis slots
Tue 25th 6-10pm Memorial Hall
book via Cheryl tel 617Green bin, Blue bin and food caddy
Wed 26th … Parwich
collection
4.30pm Fish & Chip Van
Wed 26th The Green
to 7pm tel. 0751 107 6249
Badminton/Table Tennis slots
Wed 26th 6-10pm Memorial Hall
book via Cheryl tel 617
11am to Evie’s Artistic Session
Thu 27th Memorial Hall
1pm More info: 390488
Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Thu 27th 1.45pm Away
vs. Baslow A
JH Fitness
Thu 27th 7pm Memorial Hall
fitness class
3.15 to
Fri 28th Mobile Library The Green
3.45pm
Children’s Friday Football
Fri 28th 5.30pm Parson’s Croft
meet at the Cricket Pavillion
Sat 29th St Peter’s Day
Sat 29th
Parwich Wakes
to
click here for 2019 Programme
Fri 5th
Sat 29th 9.45am Oddfellows’ Procession starts Sycamore Inn
10am to Wakes Village Market
Sat 29th The Green
2pm (click here re booking a stall)
Sat 29th 11am Oddfellows’ Service Parwich Church
Ladies Lunch
12.30pm (children and even gents welcome,
Sat 29th Sycamore
onwards contact Kirsty tel 01335 390212 to
book a table)
Sat 29th 1.15pm Oddfellows’ Dinner Memorial Hall
Carnival Parade
Sat 29th 6pm School
assembles
Grand Carnival Fancy Dress
Procession
Sat 29th 6.15pm The Green
circles village with judging on the
Green
Sat 29th 7.30pm Hog Roast & live music The Green
Sun 30th 11am Campsite Service Parsons Croft
Fun & Games
Sun 30th 12noon Parsons Croft
with the Campers
Tractor Run
gather at the Pub, before a country
12noon
Sun 30th run with pub refreshment stop Sycamore
onwards
returning to the Sycamore for Pies
etcTreasure Hunt
start
Sun 30th 6pm Start on the Green
The Green
and finish at the Legion
Sun 30th 7.30pm Wakes BBQ Legion
July 2019
Date Time Event Location
9am to
Mon 1st Toddler Group Memorial Hall
10.30am
Mon 1st 11am Pilates Memorial Hall
Village Lunch
White Fish & Parsley Sauce
Mon 1st 12.45pm Memorial Hall
Gateaux & Cream
contact Val K tel. 390458
Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Mon 1st 6pm Club Practice Parson’s Croft
all welcome
Mon 1st 6.30pm Children’s Sports Nether Green
Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Tue 2nd 6pm Parson’s Croft
vs. Ashwood Park B
Badminton/Table Tennis slots
Tue 2nd 6-10pm Memorial Hall
book via Cheryl tel 617
Parwich Wakes
Annual Hill Races
7pm start & finish
Tue 2nd Local Ladies Race – 7pm
onwards Sycamore
Junior Hill Race – 7.30pm
Senior Hill Race – 8pm
Wed 3rd … Grey bin and food caddy collection Parwich
Badminton/Table Tennis slots
Wed 3rd 6-10pm Memorial Hall
book via Cheryl tel 617
Strongman Competition
contact Kirsty at the Pub for details,
Wed 3rd 6.30pm Sycamore
tel. 01335 390212, or see the
Sycamore Facebook page
11am to Evie’s Artistic Session
Thu 4th Memorial Hall
1pm More info: 390488
Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Thu 4th 1.45pm Parson’s Croft
vs. Matlock Golf Club
Thu 4th 6.30pm Children’s Film Night Memorial Hall
tbc
Fri 5th 5.30pm Children’s Friday Football Parson’s Croft
meet at the Cricket Pavillion
Fri tbc Ball Race Pump Hill
Race Night
Fri tbc Legion
details to follow9am to
Mon 8th Toddler Group Memorial Hall
10.30am
Mon 8th 11am Pilates Memorial Hall
Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Mon 8th 6pm Club Practice Parson’s Croft
all welcome
dept. Over 60s Trip meet
Tue 9th
9am Coventry The Green
Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Tue 9th 6pm Away
vs. Youlgrave B
Badminton/Table Tennis slots
Tue 9th 6-10pm Memorial Hall
book via Cheryl tel 617
Green bin, Blue bin and food caddy
Wed 10th … Parwich
collection
Badminton/Table Tennis slots
Wed 10th 6-10pm Memorial Hall
book via Cheryl tel 617
11am to Evie’s Artistic Session
Thu 11th Memorial Hall
1pm More info: 390488
Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Thu 11th 1.45pm Away
vs. Whitworth B
JH Fitness
Thu 11th 7pm Memorial Hall
fitness class
Children’s Friday Football
Fri 12th 5.30pm Parson’s Croft
meet at the Cricket Pavillion
Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Sun 14th 10.30am Parson’s Croft
Square Robin
9am to
Mon 15th Toddler Group Memorial Hall
10.30am
Mon 15th 11am Pilates Memorial Hall
Parwich Ladies Group
Visit to New Tea Room & Visitor
Mon 15th Centre at Miller’s Dale with short
walk
(Details from Lesley tel. 542)
Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Mon 15th 6pm Club Practice Parson’s Croft
all welcome
Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Tue 16th 6pm Parson’s Croft
vs. Whitworth Park A
Badminton/Table Tennis slots
Tue 16th 6-10pm Memorial Hall
book via Cheryl tel 617
Bingo @ the Legion
Tue 16th 7pm Bingo Maddness Legion
inc nibbles & drinks promotions
Wed 17th … Grey bin and food caddy collection ParwichBadminton/Table Tennis slots
Wed 17th 6-10pm Memorial Hall
book via Cheryl tel 617
Wed 17th 7.30pm Parwich Parish Council Meeting Memorial Hall
Parwich & District Horticultural
Society
dept. meet
Thu 18th Garden Trip: Mill Farm Gardens,
8.45am The Green
Lincs & Goltho Gardens and Nursery
to book contact Glynis D tel 390561
11am to Evie’s Artistic Session
Thu 18th Memorial Hall
1pm More info: 390488
Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Thu 18th 1.45pm Parson’s Croft
vs. Chatsworth A
JH Fitness
Thu 18th 7pm Memorial Hall
fitness class
Fri 19th Children break up for Summer Parwich School
Children’s Friday Football
Fri 19th 5.30pm Parson’s Croft
meet at the Cricket Pavillion
Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Sun 21st 2pm Parson’s Croft
vs. Hazelwood
Mon 22nd School closed inset day Parwich School
tbc
11am Pilates Memorial Hall
Mon 22nd
Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Mon 22nd 6pm Club Practice Parson’s Croft
all welcome
Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Tue 23rd 6pm Away
vs. Bakewell
Badminton/Table Tennis slots
Tue 23rd 6-10pm Memorial Hall
book via Cheryl tel 617
Green bin, Blue bin and food caddy
Wed 24th … Parwich
collection
Badminton/Table Tennis slots
Wed 24th 6-10pm Memorial Hall
book via Cheryl tel 617
11am to Evie’s Artistic Session
Thu 25th Memorial Hall
1pm More info: 390488
Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Thu 25th 1.45pm Parson’s Croft
vs. Hazelwood
tbc
Thu 25th 7pm JH Fitness Memorial Hall
fitness class
Mouldridge
Thu 25th Y NOT? Festival
Lane/Via Gellia
3.15 to
Fri 26th Mobile Library The Green
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25 June Registers and Churchyards St Helen, Darley Dale
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8 July Growing Disciples in Fresh Expressions St Thomas, Brampton whose call is to serve as response to a stranger having a heart attack
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Thy Kingdom Come, 30 May 2019 - 9 June 2019
Thy Kingdom Come is a global prayer movement that invites Christians Derby City Deanery Derby City and Mercia Deaneries
around the world to pray for more people to come to know Jesus.
During the 11 days of Thy Kingdom Come, it is hoped that everyone Breathing Space initative Mothers’ Union Deanery Festival
who takes part will: Thursday, 6 June 2019
Over the past months, the Breathing Space
• Deepen their relationship with Jesus Christ initative has started to take off and now needs All Saints, Aston on Trent will host the
• Pray for God’s spirit to work in the lives of those they know 25 activities registered to fully launch into the Mothers’ Union of Derby City and Mercia
public arena. Parishes are encouraged to Deanery Festival on Thursday, 6 June 2019
• Come to realise that every aspect of their life is the stuff of prayer
consider what activities they do that support at 2.30pm.
After the very first Ascension Day the disciples gathered with Mary, constantly devoting mental wellbeing in some way and could be The Eucharist Service will be led by the Revd
themselves to prayer while they waited for the outpouring of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost. registered as a Breathing Space. Tony Luke, and Revd Canon Simon Taylor
Like them, our reliance on the gift of the Holy Spirit is total – on our own we can do nothing. will be the Guest Preacher.
What is a Breathing Space?
Through the centuries Christians have gathered at that time to pray for the coming of the A Breathing Space is an activity or opportunity
Holy Spirit. ‘Thy Kingdom Come’ picks up this tradition. Over the past three years more and that supports one or more of the recognised
more worshipping communities have dedicated the days between Ascension and Pentecost features that help to improve our wellbeing:
to pray ‘Come Holy Spirit’. 1. Connect
We are praying that the Spirit would inspire and equip us to share the Good News of Jesus 2. Be active
Christ with our friends and families, our communities and networks. It has been amazing how 3. Take notice
many varied ways there have been in which people from every tradition have taken up this 4. Keep learning
challenge. The effects have been remarkable. 5. Give
In 2019 we again invite each and every Christian across the country to pray that God’s Spirit More information is detailed in the latest
might work in the lives of 5 friends who have not responded with their ‘Yes’ to God’s call. Derby City Deanery Newsletter (issue 018),
Whether you have joined in ‘Thy Kingdom Come’ before or not, we invite you to take part or contact Jo Simister, Deanery Administrator,
this year – along with churches from over 65 different denominations in 114 countries around jo.simister@derby.anglican.org.
the world.
Join the global wave of prayer calling all Christians to pray between Ascension and Pentecost Learn more about your deanery and view deanery newsletters at: www.bit.ly/deanerynews
for more people to come to know Jesus Christ:
Light Up The World In Prayer
Visit www.thykingdomcome.global/lightuptheworld to register your Thy Kingdom Come
events and services. You will have your own star on the world map.
At the Heart on the Edge
A practical one-day introduction to HeartEdge - 27 June 2019
Resources
Order and download Thy Kingdom Come resources from www.thykingdomcome.global. The day will explore approaches to mission, do theology, develop ideas and help build on the
community of practice in Derby by referring to:
• Congregation: Liturgy, worship & new congregations
• Commerce: Being entrepreneurial, growing income via enterprise
Flower Festivals and Well Dressings 2019 • Compassion: Grow participation to address social need
As we move from Spring to Summer, Derbyshire is already a hive of • Culture: Art, music connecting with communities
activity with local communities coming together to plan their Flower Refreshments from 10am. Programmes runs from 10.30am - 3.30pm. The programme will
Festivals and Well Dressings. include panel discussion and a practical ‘how to’ session. There will be lots of opportunity to
The Diocese of Derby has produced a leaflet of these which can be build networks, make connections, with time to meet over lunch & refreshments.
downloaded from the “publications” page of the Diocese of Derby Practical, inspiring with lots to celebrate and take away - we hope you can join us.
website - www.derby.anglican.org. HeartEdge is a growing ecumenical network of churches and other organisations, in the UK
More details about each festival including opening times are available and overseas, initiated by St Martin-in-the-Fields.
at: www.derbyshirechurches.org. Book your place at www.bit.ly/heartedgederby
www.derby.anglican.org | @DioceseofDerby www.derby.anglican.org | @DioceseofDerbyThorpe COFFEE MORNINGS We had a very interesting Coffee Morning – somewhat different than usual! We were joined by two Police Community Support Officers, Joanne Dale and Elaine Porter. They had been asked to come along to talk to us about ‘Safer Neighbourhoods’. They gave Crime Prevention advice on three areas: Inside your home; Outside your home and On your street. Several of the items were common sense but some were not. I will list a certain amount of the advice given. Inside your home: Make it difficult for your valuables to be taken. Check who is at the door and don’t open it if you feel anxious. Leave some lights on or consider using plug timers if it will be dark before you get home. Store keys, including your car keys, out of sight and away from the front door area. Hide wallets, identity cards, passports and cash. Take photographs of your valuable items such as jewelry. Outside your home: Install good outside lighting. Lock doors and windows every time you leave the house, even when you are in the garden. Install a burglar alarm that can be seen on the outside of your property. Ask a neighbour, friend or relative to keep an eye on your property if you are going away. Keep ladders and gardening tools locked away to prevent them being used to gain entry to your home. On your street: Be a good neighbour and check on your neighbours’ properties if they are away. Remove any letters or deliveries from the letterbox or doorway. Burglars look for the best house to target, so report anyone acting suspiciously. To find out more one can visit the force website on www.derbyshire.police.uk
Unfortunately, there were not many of us present. The charity to benefit from our donations was The British Red Cross and £45.00 was donated – thank you to those of you who contributed. A letter from Christian Aid has been received to thank us for our donation from the April Coffee Morning. It opened with the words: ‘Your amazing effort in raising funds for Christian Aid will support our work around the world. The charity encourages communities to work together to bring about change.’ It goes on to say ‘Christian Aid believes that communities around the world must be self-reliant, community led and responsibly governed. We choose partners that share our values and put these into action. It is through love and support that we are able to provide this assistance. So thank you so much for your continued support of our work with the poorest communities on earth.’ Future Dates: June 19th and July 17th both Wednesdays in the Village Hall as usual between 10.30 am and 12 noon. On June 19th the charity to benefit from any donations will be the Ashbourne Community First Responders. On July 17th Rob and Angi Jackson will be coming with their two dogs Waldo and Benson to talk with us about Guide Dogs. Ros Hunt St Leonard's is Listening Thank you for your continued support as St Leonard's Church continues to discuss its priorities for the future and responds to the information you provided through our survey in May. The information has been really helpful and we now have another meeting on Thursday 6th June at 7pm in the village hall to which all are welcome. We hope to agree some of our priorities at this particular meeting and then we will be back in touch to let you know what they are and find out what you think. Once again, thank you for your support and we look forward to being in touch again soon. Rev'd Alan.
Unapproved Minutes
Minutes of Thorpe Annual Parish Meeting
held on Tuesday 7th May 2019 at 7.30pm
in Thorpe Village Hall
Present: Councillor A. Bock (in the Chair)
Councillors D. Belton, D. Morgan, C. Garrett, L. Frith
6 Parishioners
Public Participation
No comments made.
1093. Apologies
None.
1094. Minutes
The minutes of the previous annual parish meeting held on 1st May 2018 were approved.
1095. Chairman’s Report
The Chairman confirmed that there continues to be several challenges affecting Thorpe
and Derbyshire. These are as follows:
1. Public toilets closing – Despite our endeavours to keep them open Derbyshire
Dales District Council’s agenda for a considerable time has been to close them.
This took place in May 2018.
2. British Telecom decommissioned the telephone box in October and the Parish
Council purchased it for £1. The future maintenance of the telephone box and its
use is to be looked at closely in the forthcoming year.
3. Roads – The roads continue to deteriorate within the village with minimal
repairs/investment.
4. Broadband – The broadband via British Telecom continues to get worse but we live
in hope of Fibre arriving in 2020.
Achievements
1. The village signs were erected on The Old Dog public house and the bus shelter
and are being used by visitors to the area and delivery drivers.
2. The precept remains unchanged at £2,250.
The Chairman expressed his gratitude to the Councillors that have retired after many years of
service. We are therefore very grateful to Will Smith, Andrew Wager and Chris Carr.Unapproved Minutes
Minutes of Thorpe Parish Council
held on Tuesday 7th May 2019 at 7.30pm
in Thorpe Village Hall
Present: Councillor A. Bock (in the Chair)
Councillors D. Belton, D. Morgan, C. Garrett, L. Frith
6 Parishioners
Public Participation
None.
1096. Apologies
None.
1097. Election of Officers
Councillor D. Belton proposed Councillor A. Bock be elected as Chairman. Seconded
by Councillor D. Morgan.
Councillor A. Bock accepted and took the Chair and signed the “Declaration of
Acceptance of Office form”
Councillor A. Bock proposed Councillor Cat Garrett as Vice Chair. Seconded by
Councillor D. Morgan
Councillor D. Belton to be the Responsible Financial Officer
1098. Declaration of Members Interests
None.
1099. Minutes
The minutes of the meeting held on 22nd January 2019 were approved.
1100. Ongoing Matters
● Village website – A new website is urgently required as the old website no longer
functions. It is necessary to display the accounts on the website in June 2019. This
gives us an opportunity to have a more interesting website with details of activities
e.g. Dovedale Dash, village companies e.g. Thorpe Garage and The Old Dog,
Peveril of the Peak, etc. There would also be an opportunity to display old
photographs of the village. Councillor D. Morgan volunteered to work on this.
● Closure of public toilets – No news as to Derbyshire Dales District Council’s
intention to sell.● Telephone Box refurbishment – Councillor C. Garrett volunteered to seek quotes
for repainting and alternative uses which are likely to be for a library and tourist
information purposes. A grant of £300 has been received from Derbyshire Dales
District Council via Sir Richard Fitzherbert.
● Potholes/road maintenance – A number of potholes were filled in today by the
County Council. It was noted that J. Bailey within the village has met with
Derbyshire County Council regarding the road situation. Early indications are that
there is very little budget available to improve the roads. Councillor C. Garrett
offered to keep the County Council informed of potholes and situations.
● Flooding of Digmire Lane/Hall Lane – No further progress.
● Insurance – £181.67 payable for public liability insurance and officers insurance.
The new insurer is Zurich.
● Grounds Maintenance – C. Challinor will maintain the grassed areas for the same
sum as last year i.e. £2,175.
● Peveril Hill BT works – Councillor A. Bock to establish British Telecom’s timing for
Fibre and what improvements can be made in the short term to the very slow
speeds.
● Slow down sign on Wintercroft Lane – This was discussed and noted that the
County Council had previously refused to move the speed limit signs. If anything
is to be done it is likely to have to be the Parish Council that undertakes it.
1101. Finances
Cheques issued: None
Monies received:
Precept £2,250.00
Maintenance of footpaths £150.00
VAT £428.50
Telephone box grant £300.00
Balance sheet up to 7th May 2019: Current account - £5,932
Deposit account - £1,054
1102. The Annual Governance Statement for 2018/19 was considered approved and signed
by resolution of the council.
1103. The unaudited accounts for 2018/19 as certified by the responsible financial officer were
approved and signed by resolution of the council and will now be subject to an Internal
Audit prior to being published on the council’s website.
1104. Planning
Nothing to report.
1105. Correspondence
All general correspondence has been circulated to the Councillors.1106. Date of next meeting
7.30pm on Tuesday 3rd September 2019 at the Village Hall.
1107. Other Matters
● Councillor L. Frith volunteered to be the Parish Council representative on the
Village Hall Committee.
● The Peak Park are requesting members from the Parish Council Councillors. Chris
Carr confirmed that he wished to stand again for this position and wished for Thorpe
Parish Council’s recommendation.
● The notice board on the village hall is looking fragile and needs replacing.
Consideration is to be given to putting the notice board by the bus shelter on the
village hall.
● The defibrillator – A replacement battery is required in August 2019.
● A “walkabout” for the Councillors in the village is to be organised in the next few
weeks to identify any issues. In particular Councillor D. Morgan wishes to identify
which areas are the responsibility of the Parish Council in terms of maintenance
and potential liability for accidents.
Meeting closed at 9pm.
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or 07971 786258 ON SITE PARKINGTissington NOTES FROM THE HALL JUNE 2019 Well Dressing May 30- June 5 Once again we will operate a one-way system and please could all villagers respect the system to avoid disturbance. All stall holders have been asked to offer helpers during the week as well in recognition of the fact that better parking will mean happier visitors. Countryfile BBC1 Sunday 26 May Residents may have seen coverage of the village on the BBC TV show Countryfile last weekend. It may be that we see more visitors in the village in the coming weeks. Catch it on iplayer if you missed it.
Village Open Gardens 2019 The Date for this is Sunday 30 June 12-4. All enquiries to Peter and Dot Russ at Darfield Cottages. Works with Severn Trent by Home Farm/Joiners House There will be some disruption as the three properties to install new water connections at the three properties from Monday July 1st. Please report any problems to The Office or to Mary Eyes at Fisher German. Sir Richard 240519 _______________________________________________________________________________ Altar Flowers Ascension Day, June 2 & 9 Ann Etches & Joan Tomkinson June 16 & 23 Debbie King _______________________________________________________________________________ Tissington Open Gardens June 30th 2019, 12-4pm A reminder that this year's Open Gardens is on June 30th. This is 1 month earlier than previous years. Many contributors commented that the end of July was really too late to get the best results from their endeavours because many plants, flowers and vegetables were past their best by the end of July. We hope to get as many villagers as possible to participate in this rewarding event. If you are interested in entering this year's Open Gardens on June 30th please email Dot or Peter on peterdot@w3z.co.uk or call us on 01335 350803 by 11th June to be included in this year's programme. Many thanks, and let’s hope the weather is kinder to our gardens than last year.
TISSINGTON AND LEA HALL PARISH COUNCIL
Minutes of the meeting held on 4th February 2019 at Tissington Village Hall
Present: Vice Chairman Sir Richard FitzHerbert, Stuart Naylor, George Maxwell, John Etches
Clerk: Joanne Poitevin
Apologies: Chairman: Chris Carr
Public attendance: Nigel Edwards Walker
Declaration of member’s interest: Sir Richard declares his position as a DDDC councillor. Cllr Chris Carr
declares his position on PDNP
Minutes of the meeting on: 10th December 2018 were circulated and signed as correct. The minutes are to be
sent to the parish magazine. Clerk to action.
Raised points from last meet:
1. Man Hole Covers: The man hole covers by Overfield’s Farm are noisy and move with
traffic. Clerk asked to report.
2. Flatts Lane: There is flooding and mud on Flatts Lane. Clerk asked to report.
Finance Report:
1. The table below defines finances for 2 Months, December and January 2019 presented to the councillors
Date Chq Item description In Out Balance
No
1st December 2018 Opening Balance £4630.84
443 Village hall Fees £30.00 £4600.84
444 Rights of Way Maintenance Invoice £495.00 £4105.84
445 J Poitevin Clerks Wages £280.22 £3825.62
Rights of Way Maintenance Grant £495.00 £4320.62
31st January 2018 Closing Balance £4320.62
• The clerk provided a recent bank statement and copy of the cheque book which showed all finances were in good
order
1. Cheques Presented for Signature:
a. Financial report 1st Dec – 31st January 2019 - Approved
b. Clerks wages for December/January: Cheque no 446: £313.21
All Cheques presented to the councillors with the financial report were approved.
1. Accounts Business:
a. John Etches name needs to be added to the cheque book signature portfolio of the Parish Council.
However, this can only be executed online; the clerk does not have access to online banking for the parish
account, so Sir Richard will assist with this.
2. Precept: The Clerk sent the precept on the 15th January 2019
Planning:
o The council was contacted by Mr & Mrs Livingston of Fenny Bently with future proposals for the Bluebell
Inn. All councillors approved in principle plans to invest and renovate the property.You can also read
