April 26, 2017
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Eleanor Sanderson, whose grandparents Joe and Lilian Chapman lived in Sherwood Road, Tideswell, is to be consecrated as a bishop in New Zealand. The
A date for all local fell runners is Saturday 13th May for the annual Cressbrook Fell Race. Started in 2005 this annual event has gone
We are writing to you to about our brand new playground equipment at Bishop Pursglove School, which we have recently purchased. We are all very
We are proud to welcome our newest recruit to The Kitchen Garden, baby Robyn Jennifer Grainger arrived early in the morning on the 12th April,
The Council’s Annual Parish Meeting was well attended on 29 March. It was reported that the main items on the 2016-17 work plan had been
A meal, two films, and a taste of Africa! There are still a few places left for Tideswell Cinema’s Double Bill on Saturday 6th May,
THE BIG BREKKIE Come and enjoy a scrumptious breakfast on Saturday 13th, 9.30-11 a.m. in St John’s Institute. No booking necessary – just drop in.
As we go to print Tideswell Singers are preparing for Tideswell Food Festival, so hopefully you will have heard us there. The choir will be
The family of the late Margaret Davies would like to thank everyone who sent cards, flowers & donations in her memory. Your kind words
Three towering productions about the destructive power of passion dominate Tideswell Cinema’s live events upstairs at the George Inn this month. First, National Theatre Live
The Sunday before Easter was the warmest day of the year. Tucked away behind Ramshaw Rocks off the main road to Leek is another impressive
Last film of the season at CRESSBROOK FILM CLUB Friday 12th May “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” (cert 12, 127mins) A wizardy last
*April 2017 200+ Club Draw Results* The April draw has been deferred until all subscriptions have been collected. This means that there will be two
On Saturday 1 April many of our finest local bakers from age 5 upwards subjected their bakes to the scrutiny of former Great British Bake-Off
The juniors at Great Hucklow Primary School have had a busy time this term learning songs as part of a music project called Sing2Gether. We