October 2016

Temperature   Mean daily maximum:                12.8 (0.5 below average) Mean daily minimum:                 6.6 (0.3 below average) Mean temperature:                   9.7 (0.4 below average)  

Temperature   Mean daily maximum:                18.7 (2.1 above average) Mean daily minimum:                10.7 (1.9 above average) Mean temperature:                  14.7 (2.0 above average)   Highest

September Saturdays continued in the same vein as most other Saturdays this summer. No matches were played. At the August Bank Holiday weekend, visitors Sheffield

Chicken Korma Now that parsnips and leeks are in season again, I feel I must share a recipe of mine that makes the most delicious

Members of High Peak Diabetic Self Help Group met to learn of the dangers of smoking. “Fag Ash Lil”, and automaton, which inhales and demonstrates

As part of the Parish Council Christmas decorations display, we are seeking help from clubs and societies to decorate one of the living trees around

A huge thank you to Tideswell Band and a fantastic audience who, between them, nearly lifted the roof off St John’s Church with a wonderful

Temperature   Mean daily maximum:                19.1 (0.2 above average) Mean daily minimum:                11.0 (0.8 above average) Mean temperature:                  15.0 (0.5 above average)   Highest

Thank you to everyone who has completed a questionnaire for the Parish Council. From early feedback we can see there are areas which need our

We have been working with contractors to organise flooring repair work at Abigail’s Playground. We are hoping this work will be completed in the next

Thank you to all who have completed and returned your questionnaires. (Printed in the last edition of the village voice). If you didn’t see the

TADYC committee would like to update you regarding fundraising and to thank the number of individuals and groups that support and contributions over Carnival week.

The Friends of Bishop Pursglove School would like to say a massive thank you to all involved in making their Late Summer Barbecue Party a

Tideswell Singers are planning Christmas celebrations with a difference this year! In collaboration with St John’s church and Litton Band they are planning a performance

Bishop Pursglove School has had their bid for play equipment approved by the Co-op Local Community Fund. The children will benefit greatly by having built

Leaving Alstonefield I’d just commented how I always enjoyed the start of walks when a large bull came into view. Crossing the field was nerve-racking

First film of the season at CRESSBROOK FILM CLUB Friday 14th October 2016 “Hail, Caesar!” (cert12, 106 mins) A comedy drama from the Coen Brothers.

October brings a harvest of theatrical treats for audiences at Tideswell Cinema Live. On Wed Oct 12 at 7pm we present King Lear, live from

September 2016 200+ Club Draw Results £25-236 £20-029 £10-218 £10-076 £10-130 Congratulations to all the winners. If you would like to join its only £1

September Saturdays continued in the same vein as most other Saturdays this summer. No matches were played. At the August Bank Holiday weekend, visitors Sheffield

Thank you for all the support from the Tideswell area for local people in crisis who need help from High Peak Foodbank. We’re especially grateful

Following Derbyshire County Council’s decision to reduce subsidised Dial-a-Bus services, Bakewell & Eyam Community Transport have introduced new services for elderly and / or disabled

There have been a number of enquiries about progress with restoring the clock chimes to working order. As I write in September, Smith of Derby,

I wish to express my sincere gratitude for the help and support which I have received since my major heart surgery. I may live on

Dear Friends With all my love, I will miss you all and your friendship. I will think of you all and will definitely keep in