October 2015

  Temperature   Mean daily maximum:                    18.5 (0.4 below average) Mean daily minimum:                       9.5 (0.6 below average) Mean temperature:                         14.0 (0.5 below average)   Highest

Temperature   Mean daily maximum:                    19.1 (0.4 above average) Mean daily minimum:                     10.5 (exactly average) Mean temperature:                         14.8 (0.2 above average)   Highest daily maximum:                  24.9

Temperature   Mean daily maximum:                    18.8 (1.1 below average) Mean daily minimum:                     10.1 (0.8 below average) Mean temperature:                         14.4 (1.0 below average)   Highest daily maximum:                

Temperature Mean daily maximum:                    15.7 (0.6 below average) Mean daily minimum:                       7.0 (1.5 below average) Mean temperature:                         11.4 (1.0 below average)   Highest daily maximum:                

A joint entry this month by both Judy Cooke and Helen Grainger (Helen’s name was missed off last month –she’s the new mum!!) September’s Indian

200+ CLUB  – raising money to fund our activities for the community September’s Winning Numbers £25 … 046;  £20 … 184;  £10 … 136;  £10

 It’s been a few months since we last reported on how things are going at Fountain Square Church and we think it’s time for an

It was ideal weather for our second attempt to climb Chrome Hill. Last year only a short distance had been completed when we were warned

Filmfans get your calendars and diaries out! Here are the films and dates for the new season 2015-16 at The Cressbrook – venue for Cressbrook

BONFIRE & FIREWORKS 2015 SATURDAY 7TH NOVEMBER –BISHOP PURSGLOVE SCHOOL JUDGING OF GUYS 6.30PM BONFIRE LIT 7.00PM FIREWORKS 7.30PM SITE CLOSED at 9.30pm Hot &

Stage on Screen at the George Tideswell Cinema’s live events for October get off to a soaring start with The Marriage of Figaro, live from

                               C O M I N G   T O   L I T T O N   S O O N Supporting the Red Cross                             EUROPE

There will be a Local Writer’s stall (no charge) at Litton Winter Market on 27 November for local writers to display their books and information

Thank you to those who came along to the crime prevention evening. The Parish Council and the Police shall be hosting another crime prevention session.

The Parish Council has been working with companies to get quotes for repair work for the flooring at the playgrounds. This has now been completed and

Thanks to everyone in Tideswell and surrounding villages who donate to High Peak Foodbank. This month we particularly need: toilet roll, nappies (size 5), deodorant,

The Parish Council are going to be creating a new notice board by the tree which is currently used to display notices. This will be

Remembrance Sunday will be on Sunday 8th November 2015. The Parish Council will be making arrangements as usual. If anybody wishes to be involved or

Tideswell Parish Council are looking to make the Christmas Lights this year the best ever! To do so we need some help from the good

In the previous report on TCC’s matches this summer, our team had 4 league matches to play and were perilously near the bottom of the

Have you had your flu jab yet? Are you over 65, pregnant, had a stroke, have heart disease, have respiratory problems, diabetic, a registered carer

A big thank you from all the children and staff to Robert Walker. He kindly donated ice creams to all children in the last week

I would like to thank everyone for the kindness shown to myself and Len, for all the good wishes get well cards, phone calls, and

Miller’s Dale & District W. I. held their usual monthly meeting at Litton Village Hall on Wednesday 9th September; it was well attended with only

This month, on Thursday 29th October, we have a powerful Spanish film (with subtitles), described as an ‘exquisitely beautiful masterpiece’. ‘The Spirit of the Beehive’

Would you like to become a volunteer for Bakewell and Eyam Community Transport (BECT)? BECT provides accessible transport for rural communities across Derbyshire Dales and

Cressbrook Band’s Annual Last Night of the Proms is being held this year on Saturday 3rd October at 7.30 in Cressbrook Church. Entrance is £5