June 2014

Spring Weather Statistics Tideswell  –  Mar-May 2014   Temperature   Mean daily maximum:                    13.0 (0.9 above average) Mean daily minimum:                       4.7 (1.1 above average)

Temperature Mean daily maximum:                    15.2 (0.4 above average) Mean daily minimum:                       7.0 (1.0 above average) Mean temperature:                         11.1 (0.7 above average)   Highest daily maximum:                

Temperature   Mean daily maximum:                    13.4 (0.8 above average) Mean daily minimum:                       5.0 (1.4 above average) Mean temperature:                           9.2 (1.1 above average)   Highest

Remember if you don’t join, you can’t win ! Congratulations to this month’s winners. £25 – 002; £20 – 114; £10 – 242; £10 –

SMOKED TROUT PATE WITH HORSERADISH Serves 4 Ingredients 125g smoked trout, skin removed 1-2 tsp. hot horseradish sauce 1 tbsp. crème fraiche 1 tsp. chopped

Chapel-en-le Frith Ladies’ Choir is looking forward to being the guest of Tideswell Male Voice Choir on Friday 27th June at the TMVC’s Annual Concert

Taste Tideswell and the Tideswell School of Food are all about growing, cooking, promoting (and of course) eating good local food. Earlier this year Taste

How many times have some of us driven past Eyam Hall and wondered what it must be like inside. On our May field trip, members

Wow we are nearly at Wakes Week 2014! We are fast approaching a big week of festivities. Thank you for your continued support and attending

First of all the Parish Council would like to say a big thank you to everyone who contributed to and worked so hard to raise

It was glorious occasion in all senses of the word – a glorious sound from over 100 singers in the glorious Cathedral of the Peak

Litton School will once again be enjoying Wakes Week. From Monday 23rd to Wednesday 25th June throughout the school day there will be traditional Maypole

The Tideswell Male Voice Choir will be performing their annual event in the famous Cathedral of the Peak (St John the Baptists Church), Tideswell, on

Our best estimate of the number who went to war from the Parish of Tideswell is 501. Of these, 75 did not return alive. On

The Annual Parish Meeting was attended by several members of the public. Discussion took place about the Christmas lights for the future, and everyone was

Assuming that all has run smoothly, the Tideswell MS team with Andrea H at the helm, will have held their annual fundraising Cake Break in

The duties of Anglican churchwardens are strange and mysterious. Historically, they had powers to remove dogs from the church with the provision of wands or

The cricket season started for TCC in late April with a friendly v Youlgreave Lodge, who are also in Yorkshire & Derbyshire Div. 5 this

Local rugby star, Matt Peakman, continued his rugby progress by representing England Lions at an international festival held at Wellington School over the Easter holidays.

Anyone who would like to come along to the George Inn to help with our community well dressing is most welcome, no experience or artistic

Please come to Litton Village Hall and enjoy Bacon Butties, home made cakes teas/coffees, etc + stalls and help us to raise funds for maintenance

As well as all the other special events marking the start of WWI, the Legion will still have, at its heart, the November Poppy Appeal.

This year’s show, it can now be confirmed, will take place on Saturday 30th August at the Fountain Street Church. At a recent committee meeting

St John’s Church regularly take bags of food and toiletries to High Peak Night Stop and Food Bank. Could you put something extra into your

We would like to publicly thank the organising committee and volunteers who worked so hard to stage The Food Festival. It was really a treat

The organisers of the Food Festival would like to express a massive thank you to all who contributed, or just enjoyed, the fantastic Food Festival.

For many weeks now, Townhead residents have been sawing, gluing, painting and stuffing all manner of humorous models for your delight in the decorated street

This year at Flagg Nursery School we have had a fantastic time studying our natural environment. We have grown daffodils for Marie Curie Cancer Care,

Thank you to all who joined us in the garden at the Food Festival. The weather was glorious and a good time was had by