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YOUR VILLAGE NEWSLETTER
May 2016
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WORSHIP
AT
ALSTONEFIELD : BUTTERTON : ILAM
WARSLOW WITH ELKSTONES : WETTON
1ST MAY ~ 6TH SUNDAY OF EASTER (W)
11.00am
Wetton
Benefice HC
15TH MAY ~ PENTECOST (R)
11.00am
Alstonefield
Benefice HC
29TH MAY ~ 1ST AFT TRINITY (G)
11.00am
Wetton
MW
8TH MAY ~ 7TH SUNDAY OF EASTER (W)
10.30am
Ilam
AAW
11.00am
Alstonefield
MW
with Speaker from Christian Aid
3.00pm
Elkstones
EW
22ND MAY ~ TRINITY SUNDAY (G)
8.30am
Alstonefield
“Bless My Sole”
(for the Leaden Boot Challenge)
11.00am
Butterton
Benefice HC
5TH JUNE ~ 2ND AFT TRINITY (G)
11.00am
Elkstones
Baptism and HC
11.00am
Ilam
Benefice HC
United Benefice Holy Communion
Rev’d Terry Warner will be officiating at Holy Communion
at Wetton on 1st May and at Butterton on 22nd May
Rev’d Robert Ellis, will be officiating at Holy Communion
at Alstonefield on 15th May and at Ilam on 8th June
All these services at 11.00am
These are services for the whole Benefice.
Everyone welcome
Key to Symbols
HC = Holy Communion: BCP = Book of Common Prayer:
FC = Family Communion: AAW = All Age Worship:
MP = Morning Prayer: MW = Morning Worship:
EP = Evening Prayer: EW = Evening Worship
Benefice Ministry Team
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~ Vicar
Vacancy
Please contact
your Churchwarden
in the meantime
~ Churchwardens
~ Alstonefield
Mrs Marion Beloe
01335 310253
(Mrs Val Littlehales
– PCC Member
01335 310322)
~ Butterton
Mrs Barbara Woodward
01538 304324
Mrs Lily Hambleton-Plumb
01538 304397
~ Ilam
Mr Ian Smith
01335 350236
Miss Ellen Clewes
01335 350437
~ Warslow with Elkstones
Mrs Rachel Moorcroft
(Warslow) 01298 84568
Mrs Judy Prince
(Warslow) 01298 84351
Mr Reg Meakin
(Elkstones) 01538 304295
~ Wetton
Miss Rosemary Crafts
01335 310155
Miss Clare Day
01538 381773
Please pray regularly for
this team and those who
minister with them.
From the Churchwardens
Thank you to everyone who has come along to our Annual
Parish Meetings – and thank you especially to newlyelected members of our Parochial Church Councils.
We – as Churchwardens – have to make a declaration
that we will “faithfully and diligently discharge the duties of
the office of Churchwarden”; and we do so to our
Archdeacon at his Visitation to be held (this year) at
Sheen on 17 th May.
The paperwork reminds us of those duties. You may titter
– we may too – that we must “maintain order and decency
in the Church and the Churchyard, especially during the
time of divine service”; thus we are empowered to be
bouncers.
More seriously, we are told that we are officers of the
Bishop; and that Churchwardens “must use their best
endeavours by example and precept to encourage the
parishioners in the practice of true religion and to promote
unity and peace among them”.
Not a responsibility to be taken lightly – especially in a
Vacancy. And we ask for your prayers.
We still await our Archdeacon’s conclusions about an
interim appointment to our Benefice; but which we expect
before long. In parallel, our Rural Dean has asked –
through the Deanery Synod – that all PCC’s in our
Deanery think about the options for Future Ministry;
including a radical option of Team Ministry as well as
revisiting previous proposals to modify Benefice
boundaries as and when possible.
Of course, all our PCC’s will want to contribute to that
discussion. And which we must do carefully and
prayerfully.
But, in the meantime, our Christian Mission must not be
put on hold.
Which is why we are asking you to support this month’s
Christian Aid appeal. Christian Aid doesn’t just tackle
poverty but challenges its causes, and it is among the
charities which collectively make up the Disasters
Emergency Committee.
You should get a collection envelope with, or soon after,
this newsletter. Please contribute – and, if someone
doesn’t come to collect your envelope, please bring it to a
Church service or give it to your Churchwarden. Also we
have a special service on 8th May at Alstonefield at which
you can find out more about the work of Christian Aid –
and followed by a late morning “Big Brekkie” in Church.
More details elsewhere in this newsletter.
For Prayer – from the Registers
Please let your Churchwarden know of anyone in special
need of prayer. We will do what we can to help – and with
complete confidentiality.
This month we remember and pray for the family and
friends of Marian Belfield, whose ashes were interred in
the Churchyard at St Peter’s Alstonefield on 2nd April
2016.
May they know the deep peace of Christ
We look forward to the marriages of:
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Simon Flynn and Hannah Dexter at Ilam on
28th May.
 Adam Jacques and Adele Snook at Butterton on
28th May.
We pray for their happiness together.
Thought for the Month
This month, we celebrate Pentecost – and which is seen
by some Christians as the “birthday” of the Church.
In Acts Chapter 2, we are told: “ And when the day of
Pentecost was fully come, they [the Apostles] were all with
one accord in one place. And suddenly there came a
sound from heaven as of a rushing mighty wind, and it
filled all the house where they were sitting. And there
appeared unto them cloven tongues like as of fire, and it
sat upon each of them. And they were all filled with the
Holy Spirit, and began to speak with other languages, as
the Spirit gave them utterance.”
Peter and the others then began to preach the Gospel –
hence the “birthday” of the Church.
But the word “Pentecost” did not, originally, have anything
to do with the Holy Spirit. Pentecost was a Jewish festival.
In Hebrew, the word was Shavuot meaning the Festival of
the Weeks – Shavuot being a plural of week or seven; and
this festival was celebrated seven weeks after Passover.
Greek-speaking Jews, however, gave it the name
Pentecost – meaning fiftieth day.
And we celebrate Pentecost fifty days after Easter
Sunday.
So what was the Jewish feast of Pentecost? In part, it
commemorated God’s giving Moses the tablets of stone
with the Ten Commandments fifty days after the Exodus of
the Israelites from Egypt. But it was also a celebration of
the first fruits of the harvest.
Agriculture is too, part of our traditional Whitsuntide – the
other name we use for the Feast of Pentecost. Back in
mediaeval terms, your average agricultural worker (also
known as villein – and indeed with an “e”) got a week off
from working for the Lord of the Manor. Hence there were
jollities – including Whit fairs (also, for good reason, known
as Whit Ales).
Some think Whitsuntide means “White Sunday” – harking
back to wearing white clothes for Baptism. Others in
mediaeval times thought “whit” meant “wit” – as in wisdom
imparted by the Holy Spirit.
And some of us can remember Whitsuntide Walks in our
childhood when Sunday Schools trooped behind Church
banners and paraded around town – a chief (if perhaps
self-serving) virtue of which was that you got a new set of
Sunday best clothes for the occasion.
But maybe new clothes might signify something more.
The inspiration of the Holy Spirit in our own lives – and for
which we pray at Pentecost – would indeed be a real
make-over.
“All Are Invited To Attend Any Event Published
In The Magazine, Taking Place In
Any of Our Villages”.
Alstonefield
St. Peter’s
Alstonefield Church Spring Cleaning
A big Thank You to everyone who came on 16th April to
spring clean the church and carry out essential
maintenance to the lights (thank you Frank, Jon, Martin &
Neil), alongside other tasks. It was a very busy and
enjoyable couple of hours with a great deal of
camaraderie!
Fishpond Choir in concert at St Peter’s Church
26th June 7.30pm
Tickets are £10 and will be available from 28th May contact Martin Wilding (310025) or Marion Beloe
(310253). The ticket price includes a glass of wine / soft
drink and nibbles during the interval. Don’t miss this
wonderful Summer concert – book your tickets now!
“I would to thank everyone who came to my
80th birthday, and to those who gave presents and
donations. A total of £400 was given. This has been split
between the Village Hall and the First Responders, £200
each. Thank you all again”. Peter Leason
Lois Graessle 1943 - 2016
Lois' friends and neighbours are invited to a remembrance
and celebration of her life in the Peaks on Thursday
26th May, 3pm at The Croft, Milldale.
Alstonefield and District Friendship Club
Our May outing is on the 11th when we will make the lovely
drive to Glossop to have a carvery lunch at The Wren’s
Nest – a small carvery is £4.09, standard size £4.59 and
large £6.09. After lunch, another lovely drive to Eyam
where there is a choice of visiting the fascinating little
museum telling the story of the plague, which costs £2, or
of browsing the shops in the courtyard, or just sitting over
a cup of tea (and maybe cake?) in the courtyard or in the
market place. The coach costs £6 and can pick up from
several villages.
A popular feature of our programme, which comes back
every two or three years, is the Fun Night on 25th May,
which includes ‘progressive Beetle’ (more fun than you
can imagine, and it does get a bit hectic!) and a tombola,
as well as the usual hone-made tea.
Non-members are always welcome on outings or at
meetings. Do give us a try.
For more information about the outing, or to book your
seat on the coach, please ring Carol on 01335 310182 or
for any other queries ring Lorraine on 01335 310353
or Ann on 01298 84394.
Alstonefield Parish Council
Clerk to the Council – Liz Court, tel. 07746 833910
Email [email protected]
C/o The Village Hall, Alstonefield, Ashbourne, Derbyshire.
DE6 2FR
Vice Chairman – Noel Peat (tel. 01335 310000)
Councillors –Cathy Reavy (tel. 01335 310125)
Frank Lipp (310302) Nick Bonsall (310262)
Alan Hayes (310057) Rupert Hignett (310389)
All Parishioners are cordially invited to attend the next
Parish Council Meeting which will take place at the Village
Hall on Wednesday 25th May at 7.00pm. Everyone is
welcome to attend.
“The Parish Council wishes to say a big thank-you to Dot
Griffin for her work as Chair over the past 6 years. After
over 8 years serving as a member of the Council, Dot has
decided to move on for personal reasons. Dot will be very
much missed by us all. Thank you Dot!
LEADEN BOOT CHALLENGE
2016
SUNDAY 22nd MAY
In aid of local good causes
NEW START TIME 9:00 AM
One of the entrants, a seasoned LDWA walker, who
is injured and unable to take part this year has said
“The Leaden Boot is the best organised
event I have partaken in. I love the
atmosphere”
It takes 50 volunteers (committee included), who
give of their time before, during and after the day, to
make this event so special. And even though we are
all volunteers, we all have to be covered by
Employee Liability Insurance. This means the name
of every helper has to be pre-recorded. So please
make sure Carrie has your name on her list:
on 01335 310009.
Checkpoint/Sweeper Meeting: There will be a
meeting of the checkpoint and sweeper marshals on
Saturday 7th May, 2pm at Beech Cottage. This is a
chance for us all to find the best way of making
everything run smoothly.
Committee Meeting: Friday 6th May 2pm at Beech
Cottage.
Cakes/desserts, we can't have too many of our
legendary homemade bakes. if you can help bake
please phone Mel Ferguson: 07811 194393
All Helpers are welcome to a free pie dinner in the
Village Hall, but please try to avoid the busy period
between 6pm and 8pm
Proceeds & Funding Requests: The Chair, Noel Peat,
will announce the successful applications in the June
newsletter.
Special thanks to our sponsors: National Trust,
Failure Characterisation Consultancy, White Peak
Farm Butchery, Hartdale Motors, Slade House
Farm, Hartington Village Farm Shop and
Tearooms & M & S Ashbourne. If you or your
company would like to sponsor future events, please
contact Frank Lipp on 01335 310302
Alstonefield Gardening Group
Our shared lunch in May is at Pen’s on Thursday 12th at
12.30pm, and everyone is welcome to join us. Just ring
Brian and Lorraine on 01335 310353 to say what food you
plan to bring.
Alstonefield Village Hall
Chairman: Jean Allen
Vice Chairman & Social Secretary: Dave Littlehales
Secretary: Margaret Cohen (tel: 01335 310381)
Treasurer & Bookings: Sue Lovatt
e-mail: [email protected]
Tel:01335 310458
Committee members – Frank Lipp, Marie McIlroy,
Jo Griffin, Ian Longdon, Jill Benghiat, Ken Sharples,
Ernie Allen, Val Littlehales, Martin Wilding, Martin Snodin.
ALSTONEFIELD VILLAGE HALL
CONCERTS
Doors 7pm for 7.30 pm start
Licensed Bar
Present
Grammy Award-Winner
Amy
Wadge
Saturday 28th May
Co-writer of Brit award winner Ed Sheeran’s worldwide
hit ‘Thinking Out Loud’ (for which she won a GRAMMY
for Song of the year in February), on tour with her
occasional musical partner Pete Riley. Tickets for her
early tour dates across the UK have already sold out,
so please buy tickets early.
£12 advance. Box Office:
[email protected]
Tel. 01335 310322/310121 to reserve.
Proposed Alstonefield Village Emergency Telephone
Scheme (VETS)
Martin Fagan, National Secretary of the Community
Heartbeat Trust, the parent organisation of VETS, has
agreed to present to the village on Tuesday 17th May at
7pm in the Village Hall. All are welcome to attend and find
out how the scheme might work here. [MH1]
The VETS scheme was originally designed to allow
someone who found a person having a suspected heart
attack to summon local assistance and the defibrillator
(having called 999). We (Meg and Rob Handscombe,
Carrie Ross, Margaret Cohen and Mick Wilcox) see it
more generally as a means of getting competent, first-aid
help to someone quickly. An ambulance can take up to
45 minutes from Stoke. First Responders are only
available about 50% of the time and can take 15 minutes
to arrive if they are in Butterton. In any case, many
emergencies mightn’t require 999 services. It is up to the
village to mould the scheme to suit its needs.
VETS is a means by which, in the event of an emergency,
a unique telephone number can be called which rings up
to 10 village volunteers’ ‘phones until one of them accepts
the call (by pressing ‘1’) to talk to whoever is ringing and
thereby respond to their ‘emergency’.
If you can’t attend the meeting but would like to know
more, please speak to one of the people named above or
see www.communityheartbeat.org.uk"
ALSTONEFIELD – DOMESDAY 2000
Were you living in Alstonefield Parish on 1st January
2000?
Do you know who was living in your house on 1st January
2000?
Come to the Alstonefield Local History Group Exhibition
being held over Wakes weekend 25/26 June in the Village
Hall, where there will be a display of all the material from
the Domesday 2000 project, including property
descriptions, photos and most important, who the
residents were.
You will have the opportunity to scan your village
memorabilia, photos, documents etc. for future posterity.
In addition there will be many more activities for both
adults and children. More information next month.
So keep the date free to come and share the history of
your village.
Also
“One of the activities of the newly revived Alstonefield
History Group is to try to collect together copies of all the
Parish/Deanery magazines since they were first published
around 1900. If you have any past magazines please
could you let me know. We will store originals safely, and
will happily photocopy and return them to you. We will try
to get a full set together. Many thanks. Carrie Osborne
310453, or drop them at the Old Vicarage.”
Alstonefield Baby & Toddler Group
Wednesday Mornings 9.30 - 11.30am (term time only)
Alstonefield Village Hall
Come along and enjoy a friendly and welcoming group!
For further information please ring:
Sally 01335 310084 or Joanna Griffin 01335 310538
Butterton
St. Bartholomew’s
Cleaning Rota –M. Risby
Altar Flowers – B Woodward
Christian Aid Week 15th – 21st May 2016
This year we are making a special effort a la Flinters (for
those of you who remember Jean and Keith). So you will
receive an envelope either with your newsletter or shortly
afterwards if delivered separately. Also there will be spare
copies in church for anyone who misses out!
Sometime during Christian Aid week a wonderful volunteer
will collect those envelopes, hopefully now filled with cash.
Please be nice to them!
If however you feel strongly and do not want someone to
collect please let me know and I will ensure we stay away!
Again you may miss out for one reason or another, in
which case please bring your envelope to a service
around that time or give to a member of the PCC.
Also please remember there is a special service at
Alstonefield, 11am on 8th May, which is an opportunity to
find out more about the work of Christian Aid.
All are welcome.
Lily (01538 304397)
The next meeting will be on Thursday 9th June, 7pm at
the Village Hall.
Butterton Bingo
Friday 6th May 2016
Eyes Down 7.30pm
Butterton Village Hall
Lottery Draw – April Result
1st
2nd
3rd
David Bagshaw
Ellen Mollatt
Terry Buxton
The next draw will take place on Saturday 14th May at
11am in Church. Anyone wishing to join the lottery
please contact: Melanie 304504 or Barbara 304324.
Butterton Parish Council
C/O Clerk: Maggie Risby, 01538 304115
email [email protected]
Next Meeting: June 7th, 8.00pm at Butterton Village Hall.
Everyone is welcome to attend meetings. If you have a
specific issue you wish to discuss, please contact the
Clerk in the first instance and the Agenda can be arranged
accordingly.
Butterton Village Hall
Chair: Maggie Risby 304115,
Vice Chair: Katie Murray 304168,
Marjorie Renshaw (Minutes Secretary) 304226,
Michelle Renshaw (Bookings Secretary) 304185,
Gwen Bagshaw 304358, Dianne Wint 304327,
Andrea French 304486.
At the A.G.M on 13th April, a new committee was
elected....
Chairperson- Katie Murray-304168, Vice ChairpersonMichelle Renshaw-304185, Secretary- Marjorie Renshaw304226, Treasurer and Bookings Secretary- Maggie
Risby-304115. Gwen Bagshaw-304358, Dianne Wint304327, Andrea French-304486.
A report of the past year's activities was given and the
treasurer's accounts show we are just about keeping our
heads above water. Bingo continues to boost funds and
Hall hirings were good for 2015.
Tarmacing of the gateway and driveway will soon
commence thanks to grants from SCC and SMDC.
( Probably after Polling on May 5th.)
Please bear with us while this takes place as access to the
site will be limited for a while.
If anyone is thinking of replacing their fridge in the not too
distant future and you are wondering what to do with your
old one, then please bear us in mind as our fridge is fast
approaching it's sell by date.
Is there anyone who could help us out with a bit of
cleaning pre and post Hall hirings? We are willing to pay
someone to do this on an 'as and when' basis. Please
contact any committee member for more details.
Wakes 2016
The first meeting was held to discuss this coming Wakes
on August Bank Holiday Monday 29th August.
Chair: Melanie Hodgkinson, 304504,
Secretary: Jan Lees, 304673.
Treasurer: Gwen Bagshaw 304358,
Publicity: Maggie Risby, 304115.
Barbara Woodward, Sarah Stone, Brenda Mollatt.
There were lengthy discussions re the way forward with
the Wakes. The committee are hoping there will be more
offers of help forthcoming and welcome any new ideas.
Butterton Wakes Queen invites you to celebrate:
The 90th Birthday of
Queen Elizabeth II
Celebrate the Queen’s official birthday at
Butterton Village Hall, 12th June
12 – 3pm
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Cream Teas served throughout the
afternoon
Enjoy a game of indoor bowling
Tree planting ceremony by young and
old from the village
£5 includes cream tea refreshments
and activities
Butterton History Group
Chairperson: Maggie Risby, 304115,
Secretary: Aly Gray, 304715,
Treasurer: Charlie Mollatt, 304445,
Barbara and Maurice Woodward, 304324,
Marjorie Renshaw, 304226, Sarah Stone, 304455,
Margaret Bury & Martin Wigglesworth.
‘The Thankful Village’ produced by the Badapple
Theatre Group on Friday 22nd April was a night to
remember. Approximately 50 members of the audience
thoroughly enjoyed a superb performance by three
extremely talented actresses and John, the sound and
lighting technician. The songs were written by Jez Lowe
and the play itself was written by Kate Bramley. Some
very slick costume and scene changes had Fiona, Kaitlin
and Zoe playing the parts of Lady of the House, parlour
maid, downstairs maid, nurse and soldiers. A very moving
ending caught some of us unawares.
The Committee would like to thank everyone who
attended and those who donated prizes for the raffle.
Some donations were saved for the raffle at our
forthcoming Spring Event on Saturday 30th April, 1pm
onwards in St Bartholomew's Church. See last month's
newsletter for details
Elkstones
St. John the Baptist
Flowers & Cleaning for May – Myrtle Alcock
Nearly the end of April already and the forecast for
tomorrow is SNOW ! But we have had some very nice
warm (as well as some cold) Spring days and the
evenings are getting much lighter.
Very pleased to see that Sylvia is out of hospital and
home again ~ we wish her a speedy recovery.
We had just one Service this month on the 3rd April with
Reg and Lily accompanied by hymn music on our
wonderful sound system…. Not too many people there in
the congregation but we enjoyed ourselves and look
forward to the next “self catering” service!
Another christening coming up on 5th June at 11am with
the Ven. John Hall, Archdeacon Emeritus, (we said we
hoped to see him back in Elkstones again….) for Lee
Cooper and Linzi’s daughter, Georgie Jane.
After that it will be “Celebrations” at the Flower Festival
on the 17th, 18th, and 19th June leading up to the Wakes
with Ashbourne Town Band on Sunday, 19th June.
Affordable Houses
The new owners of the Warslow Industrial Estate are
negotiating with the Peak Park to ease the restrictions on
the houses which were built some time ago in order to
make them available to local people at affordable prices.
The houses will be refurbished and could be ready for
occupation later this Summer if enough people register an
interest.
Preference will be given to young, first time buyers but
other local people, perhaps those wishing to downsize, will
be considered if there are not enough applications.
If you are interested, please register at
[email protected] there are further details on
the website, also lodged at “The Greyhound Inn”.
Ilam
Holy Cross
Flowers & Brasses
th
th
6 – 19 May - Mrs S Richardson
th
th
20 – 26 May - Mrs J Frith
th
nd
27 May – 2 June - Mrs J Frith (Brasses Onl y, Wedding)
Many thanks to everyone who cleaned, decorated and
arranged flowers for Easter, the Church looked wonderful.
Benefice Service at Ilam was well attended and enjoyed
by all. Thank you for joining us at Holy Cross Ilam.
Spring is now in full swing and it's great to see Bob
Sellers back on his mower, keeping the Village and
Churchyard neatly mown. “Thank you Bob”.
Many thanks to Charles and Caroline Hurt for hosting
the Wine tasting evening at Casterne Hall, which raised
over £100 for Ilam Church.
Best wishes to Flight Lieutenant Simon Flynn and
Hannah Dexter who are getting married at Holy Cross Ilam
on the 28th of May.
Bank Holiday Monday Fete
Please note the venue for this year’s Fete is Ilam Hall and
Not Dovedale House as in previous years.
Ilam Book Club
The next meeting is at Sue Prince’s, Cowman’s Cottage,
Beechenhill Farm Tel: 01335 310467 on Tuesday 5th July.
We are an informal and friendly group, we meet every
couple of months, and you are welcome to join from any
village. The books to read (one or all, it’s up to you!) are:
Centennial by James Mitchener
The Lost Years by E V Thompson
Beyond the Storm by E V Thompson
The Daughter Of Time by Josephine Tey
The Stand by Stephen King
Call Ann Sutton 01335 350582 if you’d like to come or
borrow any of the books.
News from the National Trust, May 2016
The National Trust are contributing to
discussions between the Parish Council,
Highways and the police as to how parking and
traffic flow in Ilam village can be improved during busy
days, such as Good Friday.
Practical tasks coming up soon: Volunteers will be
repairing footpaths in Ilam Park in the coming weeks, and
the brick walls around the orchard project (by the tearoom) are being rebuilt. The strawberry plants and other
soft fruits are now planted and we look forward to the day
when we can serve cakes and puddings containing our
own grown fruit!
A task coming up soon for the volunteers is to improve the
access for walkers heading to Dovedale from Ilam village.
We hope to repair the route at the base of Bunster, with a
series of simple steps, to allow easy access from the
gateway on the road onto the main path.
Free Monday and Friday Walks: Our team of volunteer
walk leaders will be offering the free walks through the
year, weather permitting. Everyone is very welcome to
join in, there is no need to book, just meet by the visitor
centre for 11:00am start. The Monday walk is a 2hr route,
on a Friday you have a choice of a 1hr, 2hr or 3hr route.
Please be ready for stiles, slopes, mud and steps.
Free Nordic Walking Taster: Join us for a free taster
session in Ilam Park on 4th May, 10am to 11am. Please
reserve your free place on 01335 350503. The session will
include a warm up, instruction and a walk to practice your
skills!
Ecton Copper Mine History: Once again there will be a
series of guided day tours of Ecton mine and engine
house over the summer months. These have been
enjoyed by locals who want to know more about the mine
that made a fortune for the Duke of Devonshire in the 18 th
Century. In addition, there will be a history walk on Ecton
hill, focussing on mine history, geology and wildflowers
across the hill. For more details or to book a place call us
on 01335 350503.
Ecton Copper Mine Day Tours – 11th May, 8th June,
16th July, 10th August, 20th August, 7th September.
£12 adult / £8 child
Ecton Hill History Walk – 29th June, £8 per person
Foxhole Cave Tour: A rare chance to take a look inside
this special limestone cave near Earl Sterndale. Involves
crawling and squeezing through small spaces! £6 per
person. Advance booking essential on 01335 350503.
Dovedale Fete: This year we look forward to welcoming
the annual Dovedale Fete into Ilam Park on 30th May.
Fingers crossed for dry and sunny weather!
Ilam Parish Council
Chairman: Terry Prince 310274 [email protected]
Clerk: Paul Watson 310321 [email protected]
For details of the next meeting please contact the Clerk.
Warslow
St. Lawrence
We offer a safe and friendly environment for your children
to develop with planned activities through the Early Years
Foundation Stage.
Cleaning Rota
May – Jenny Riley & Judy Prince
Flower Rota
th
May 7 – Katy Saunders
st
May 21 – Carole Hunter
We are open Monday to Friday during term time from 9am
to 12pm. We also offer a lunch club facility from 12pm –
1pm. The charge is £10.50 per session and £3.50 for
lunch club.
Life is constant and ever changing and our village this
month has certainly seen a lot of change some good and
sadly some bad.
We mark the passing of Eb Cartlidge, we extend our
sincere condolences to his family, his wife Brenda and
children Adrian and Susan and families. We note our
appreciation for his maintenance of the lawn mowers and
collecting the petrol.
We are also sorry to hear of the untimely passing of
Christine Thompson and pass our sympathy to her family.
We are especially saddened to hear that Susan Peach is
not well, our thoughts and prayers are with her and her
family at this difficult time.
We are sorry to hear that Chris Milton has been injured
and hope that her broken ankle heals quickly and she is
back on her feet.
We welcome the new residents to Landcroft Cottage, we
hope that they will enjoy their time with us in the
Staffordshire Moorlands and wish them many years of
happiness in their home.
We note that Judith and Paul Chantler have moved
from The Old Chapel and wish them much happiness in
their new home in Hartington. Judith often did a display for
our Flower Festival.
We welcome the New Residents to The Old Chapel,
Sarah and Emma Garde and are pleased that they have
decided to ‘plant their roots’ in Warslow, we also wish
them much happiness in their New Home! Also birthday
greetings to Sarah on the occasion of her 50th. Have a
lovely day.
We welcomed Oliver Marcus Lea and Kristal Louise Lea,
Mark Lea and Rachel Gould’s children, with their family
and friends to celebrate their joint Baptism. We welcome
them both into God’s family and mark a special occasion
when siblings can enjoy this important experience
together.
We remind everyone of Pam Naden’s plant sale at the
end of the month and thank Pam and her family for their
hard work and dedication in arranging this each year to
raise funds for the church.
Flower Festival 2016
This will again be held in early August, we are always
happy to welcome new members if you are interested in
taking part, in any way, please contact Emma Gould on
01298 687190.
A meeting will be held at Shorecroft Barn on Thursday
5th May at 5 pm for all participants to discuss a theme and
arrangements - please try to make this; everyone is
welcome to attend.
Manifold Pre-School, Warslow
We are a local charity organisation registered with Ofsted
to provide high quality childcare and learning facilities.
Places are available from 18 months, 2 & 3 year olds.
2 year olds may be eligible for the Think 2 funding which
entitles the child up to 15 hours a week of free childcare,
the term after their 2nd birthday. Certain criteria need to be
met. If you think you may be eligible please refer to
www.staffordshire.gov.uk/think2 Funding is also available
for 3 year olds the term after their 3rd birthday.
If you wish to come and have look around and see what
we have to offer please contact Sarah Broadley on
01298 84320 to arrange an appointment.
Do you have a younger child or would you like to meet
other parents and make new friends? Why not come to
Manifold Monkeys which is a stay and play session every
Friday morning 9.30am – 11.30am.
Based in the Manifold Primary School Community Room.
£2.50 per family including drink and a snack. Suitable for
birth to 5 years. A warm welcome awaits.
Warslow Village Hall
Available to hire for all occasions at reasonable prices.
Newly decorated and licensed bar.
Call: 01298-84984
Email: [email protected]
Visit our website: www.warslowvillagehall.weebly.com
Next Committee Meeting: Thursday 30th June 2016,
7.30pm. All local residents are welcome to attend. If you
would like to join our small committee please get in touch,
we would appreciate any help.
Thank-you to all those who helped, donated and
attended the 80/20 auction sale on the 2nd April.
Proceeds raised will go towards filling the oil tank.
We intend to hold another auction in October.
The Vermonts
Rock & Roll, Country, Motown and More.
Saturday 1st October
8pm until Late
Tickets £4 each- On sale soon!
Licensed bar, raffle and refreshments available.
Polite Notice - please remember to clean up after your
dog!!!!
Whist Drive - Monday 23rd May, 8pm
Bingo - Wednesday 18th May, 7.30pm
Maintenance weekend arranged for Saturday 11th &
Sunday 12th June to complete ongoing jobs,
painting, guttering, moving shed etcetera. Any help
would be very much appreciated.
Thank you for your continued support L.G
Annual Plant Sale
Brook Roods, Warslow
(opposite The Village Hall)
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Thursday 26 May
(Daily thereafter)
11am – 6pm
(for approx. 2 weeks)
If you would like to pre-order Hanging Baskets, Bedding
Plants etc, please telephone Pam on 01298 687452.
All proceeds from the event go to:
St. Lawrence’s Church, Warslow.
Warslow & Elkstones Parish Council
Residents are reminded that they can discuss any issues
with any of the councillors named below and are welcome
to attend any of the meetings of the Parish Council.
Your Parish Councillors are Mr R Faulkner 01538 300509
(Chairman), Mrs S Astle 01298 84800, Mr C Barker 01298
84716, Mrs A Wardman 01538 304512, Mr D Titley 01298
84787, Mrs J Prince 01538 300225 and Mr S Gould 01298
687190. Clerk Ms A Titterton 01298 77084 who you
should contact regarding the next meeting date.
The Parish Council website is
warslowandelkstonesparishcouncil.org
Wetton
St. Margaret’s
Flower Rota
8 May – Tina Lucas
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22 May – Ann Higton
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Our new Church doors
We first drew up plans seven years ago for replacing the
Church doors – and w e hope you agree that the new
doors do the Church proud, and deserv e to be celebrated.
So we are going to hold a special Dedication Service on
Sunday 24th July at 11am – which is the nearest Sunday to
our St Margaret’s Day; and followed by lunch in the Tea
Rooms at the Village Hall.
More details nearer the time.
And the old doors are for sale
including all the iron studs
If you are interested in buying the doors, please contact
Rosemary Crafts (Churchw arden) on 01335 310155 or email
[email protected]
Our Church clock
Very many thanks to Mike Tidmarsh, Peter Ray and Rob Ivins
for cleaning all the mechanisms in the Church clock .
We hope that w ill dispose of the problem there’s been ov er
the past few weeks w ith the clock stopping.
And cleaning the clock has been no small job. So w e’re
more than grateful to Mike, Peter and Rob for their time
and effort.
Thanks also to Mike and to Roger Broughton as clockwinders.
50/50 Lottery
Our lottery draws from January 2012 have now raised a
grand total of £5138 towards Church funds.
These are the lucky winners in April:Julie Rusch, Broad Ecton Farm
Mike Tidmarsh, Sycamore House
1st prize
2nd prize
£55.50
£37.00
Don't forget you can now join in the draw any month. Just
pay £5 cash at the Royal Oak (or to Margaret Hodgkinson
at Manifold Cottage).
You can of course pay by monthly standing order – and
never miss a draw. Ask Margaret (310244) for the bank
details.
The closing date to join in April’s monthly draw is
Thursday, 12th May (Quiz Night at the pub)
The May draw will be held in the Royal Oak at 9pm on
Friday 20th May.
Royal Oak Wetton Quiz Night
Thursday 12 th May
9.00 pm start. £1.50 per person.
Teams of up to six
Cash prizes for 1 st and 2nd places.
Raffle Prizes
Food at half time.
Good fun!
Proceeds to WACFR and St Margaret’s Church
Do you know your
Beach Boys from your Boyzone??.....
Or your 'Rock and Roll' from just plain 'Rock’??
If so, or if you just fancy a fun night out, join us at Wetton
Village Hall Saturday 7th May for our music quiz.
Plenty of music variety such as: Country, Classical, Jazz,
and Pop. Also music from theatre and screen, with TV
theme tunes thrown in for good measure!
7:30pm start
Prizes are up for grabs as well as donations made to
WACRF and Wetton Church.
Bring Your Own Refreshments
Tickets available from: Old School Tea Rooms (Wetton
Village Hall), John (Flaxley Cottage Wetton), or
Emily (Manifold Barn (Wetton)
Wetton Parish Council
Councillors: Andrew Bownes 310303 (Chairman),
Nicola Drummond 310296, Niki Dymek 01298 687061,
Mark Goodridge 310123, Caroline Heaton 310515,
Margaret Hodgkinson 310244, Graham Stubbs 310202
Clerk: Rosemary Crafts 310155
[email protected]
Date of Next Meeting: Monday 16th May at 7.30pm in
Wetton Village Hall.
All meetings of the Parish Council are open to members of
the public – and the agenda and draft minutes can be
seen on the village notice boards; or on the Parish Council
website at: http://wettonparishcouncil.btck.co.uk/
The May meeting comprises the Annual Parish Meeting at which a report is made of the past year’s activities, and
at which anyone can raise issues of concern; and the
Annual General Meeting – at which Parish Council elect a
Chair and also approve the previous year’s accounts.
Defibrillator Code
The code for unlocking the defibrillator has been put on
the outside of the box. But it mayn’t be easy to see if it’s
dark – so please make a note of the code in case of need.
It is C123X.
Dog Poo Alley
The lane alongside John Wint's field
and past Andrew's cowsheds is fast
becoming dog-poo alley - which
makes strimming the verges a horrid
job. OK - so the culprits may be dogs
belonging to visiting walkers. But - if
it's possible your dog could be
implicated - please don't just blame the visitors. You can
put poo bags in the bins on the car park - it's not a big ask.
General News Section
NORDIC WALKING
May - National Walking Month
“Why not sign up for a free
45min taster to try out”
Nordic Walking poles are planted
behind you to propel you forward.
The use of poles means the upper
body muscles are used as well as
the legs. This means you work harder than usual (burn
30% more calories) yet the support given by the poles
makes it feel easier!
Low Impact Walk: Tuesday 3rd May at 12.00.
Meet at the Old Dog car park. Thorpe DE6 2AT.
Work Out Walk: Thursday 5th May at 11am.
Meet at The Barn, Green Farm, Thorpe. DE6 2AW
This Month Only: ‘Learn to Nordic walk’ course £30
(normally £35)
Please wear walking boots & dress according to
the weather. Nordic Walking Poles provided for
all tasters.
For details or to attend a taster session contact:
Janneke Gorzeman 07469895267.
[email protected]
www.whitepeaknordicwalking.co.uk
(For Cla ssified/Busine ss Item s and Subjects that cannot be
associated with any Village)
(We thank all our advertisers for supporting the Newsletter with their
donations and we’re always glad to be able to include adverts from loc al
businesses).
Please note that the presence of advertisements in this newsletter does
not imply endorsement by Alstonefield Benefice (or the constituent
Churches) of what is advertised.
SWIM IN OUR LOVELY WARM POOL AT
BUTTERTON MOOR HOUSE
Wetton & Alstonefield Community First Responders
Serving the community’ s emergency medical needs with pride,
care and excellence
WACFR would like to thank the following for their recent
donations:
Dorothy Critchlow for the proceeds from the sale of
"Alstonefield Memories" books
Peter Leason of Alstonefield and all who gave donations
on the occasion of his 80th Birthday
CLEANING SERVICES
EXPERIENCED WITH ATTENTION TO DETAIL
INITIAL SPRING CLEANS, ONE OFFS
DAILY, WEEKLY, FORTNIGHTLY
MOVING & RENTAL PROPERTY
INSURED & ECO FRIENDLY
IRONING SERVICE
REFERENCES AVAILABLE
I also offer a Dog Walking Service
MOBILE 07870 170626
Corner of Parsons Lane, Butterton Moor
Come and join:
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MUMS & BABIES / TODDLERS SWIMS on
Wednesdays & Fridays: 11am – 12 noon
& 12.30pm – 1.30pm
£6 per adult, babies free
BOOK A FAMILY or INDIVIDUAL SWIM
Per hour – Adults £7, Children 4-12 yrs £3
Babies and toddlers free
(Minimum pool charge £15 per hour)
Our private pool is ideal for family swimming in a warm,
clean environment or for groups of up to 8/10 people – and
perfect for young children and babies
CHILDREN’S SWIMMING PARTIES!!! FUN INFLAT ABLES,
AND FOOD IN PARTY ROOM
Contact Diane for details on 07870 380375/ 01335 343960
or email [email protected] see pool pictures on our
website www.buttertonmoorhouse.co.uk
For further enquiries please email [email protected]
Hartdale Motors of Hartington
PAUL LINES
HEATING ENGINEER
All aspects of oil-fired heating and plumbing
Range cooker specialist
Aga – Rayburn – Stanley
‘phone: 07773 035695 email: [email protected]
15 Grange Road, Cheddleton, Leek, ST13 7HU
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Suppliers of Calor Gas
MOT Testing/Servicing/Diagnostics
Accident Repairs to all Makes/Models of
Vehicles+Light Commercials.
All types of Garden Machinery Serviced & Repaired
Open Mondays-Fridays – 8am to 5.30pm
Saturday – 8.30am to 12.3pm
Tel: 01298 84322 or 07746 357 751
email: [email protected]
What’s Happening
at the Craft Barn,
Butterton.
Willow Work and Basket Weaving Sunday 5th June
Join basket maker Rachel Evans at Manifold Craft Barn
and make a selection of small willow items for your home
or garden.
You can spend a half day or treat yourself and stay for a
full day. During the session you will learn all about willow,
what varieties are the most useful, how to prepare it and
where to buy it.
In a half day you will make a heart, a flower and a snail to
decorate your garden, or if you stay for a full day you can
make a ball sculpture for your garden as well as the
smaller items.
Price includes all materials and a cuppa. Booking is
essential as numbers are limited to ensure you get great
tuition.
£30 a half day or £55 a full day.
Saturday Morning Pottery Classes: Beginners or more
advanced welcome to come along and be creative on the
potter’s wheel or clay hand building. Prices from £10
includes materials and firing.
Creative Collective Writing Club: Come along to share
your writing or just listen in a warm and friendly
atmosphere around the log fire. Beginners and
experienced writers welcome to this free monthly event.
For more information call Manifold Craft Barn or see the
website.
Pottery Painting: Always available at the Craft Barn. You
paint the pottery, we glaze and kiln fire for you. Ideal for all
ages and abilities, groups large and small. Buffet lunch
can be provided for parties. Usually there is no need to
book for small groups, but check our website for opening
times.
For booking and info:
Tel: 01538 304604
www.manifoldcraftbarn.co.uk
Wetton Road, Butte rton, Lee k, Staffordshire, ST13 7ST
(check website for ope ning times)
Manifold Valley Show, Saturday 13th August
Now is the time to get painting, sewing and growing in
readiness for this year's Manifold Show - your local
country show. Please put the date in your diary and have
a look at the list of handicrafts, arts and home produce
classes attached. As you will see, the children's classes
are now open to all competitors, wherever they live.
Hopefully there is something to inspire everyone - the
more entries the merrier! If you have any questions,
please contact Barbara Thompson on 01335 348000 or
Sara Lipp on 01298 83335."
The Tea Junction
Tea Room in Hulme End
Tuesday to Sunday,10am - 5pm.
Come on down for some wonderful
homemade treats!
Tel: 01298 687368 for
details of next live Jazz
General Stores and Off Licence
At The Village Stores, Hartington
We Stock General Grocery Items
From tinned goods to jams and chutneys, speciality ingredients
and store cupboard essentials
Beers, Wines and Spirits
Speciality Drinks including Local Ales from Thornbridge &
Wincle, Wines from Hattersleys of Bakewell
A Range of Fresh Farm Assured Meat
Including award winning sausages, bacon, mince, steaks, chicken
– anything can be ordered for you for the next day
Deli Counter
Filled cobs made fresh to order, pies and pasties – served hot or
cold, locally cooked and cured meats
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
Delivered fresh daily anything can be ordered for the next day
including fresh herbs and speciality produce
Open 7 Days
Monday to Friday 7am – 5.30pm
Saturday 9am – 5pm Sunday 10am – 4pm
The Village Stores, Market Place, Hartington, SK17 0AL
[email protected]
www.thevillagestoreshartington.com 01298 84222
Buffets for all Occasions
Christenings, Birthdays, Anniversaries, Funerals
All Reasonably Priced
Telephone Pam Naden on 01298 687452
R.J.MELLOR ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Professional Reliable & Reasonably Priced
I am a fully qualified and insured 27 year old Electrical
Installer, Inspector and Designer with over 10 years
experience working in all areas of the Electro-technical
Industry. All of my work is of an exceptionally high standard
and I have a very respectable reputation.
In April 2015 I started up my own company and it is my aim
to build a solid local client base by providing an honest,
reliable and affordable service to the community in which I
grew up. Therefore if you have any electrical work that you’d
like to be carried out, now or in the near future, I’d be very
happy to discuss this with you.
Thank you for your consideration. Robert James Mellor
Contact Details: Mobile 07816985291
Email: [email protected]
Graham Bagshaw
Plumbing & Heating Engineer
Local, Friendly Service Based
in Butterton
‘GAS SAFE’ & ‘OFTEC’ Registered
Contact on: 07841708861 01538 304518
email [email protected]
Trailer Need a Service or Repair?
Cattle, Flatbed, Plant, Box Van or Horsebox
(Mechanical or Electrical)
No job too big or small - Fair & Competitive Rates
Contact Simon (Elkstones) 07974676644
Martin & Co.
We are a locally owned Estate Agency with 2 offices and a
strong online presence whilst also being part of a much
larger National Brand with almost 300 offices across the
UK. We have expert Sales, Lettings and Property
Management teams and are happy to gi ve advice and free
valuations.
94% of landlord clients would recommend our service
and personal recommendation is our single biggest
source of new business.
We, the owners Mark and Liz, live in Butterton and we are
pleased to extend our Friends and Family discount to
anyone from the surrounding villages
We offer the freedom to choose the way you sell your
property, which could save you thousands of pounds
in the process.
Choose between our commission based traditional estate
agency service, or our fixed fee online service:
If you are looking to sell a property or want to discuss our
lettings services then please call on 01782 453001
We make a donation to the Douglas Macmillan Hospice of
£50 for every completed sale and sponsor the Dougie Mac
van.
Darren Barlow Handyman Services
Building & Roofing, Chimneys & Lead Flashing Work
Guttering & Pointing
Kitchens & Bathrooms Fitted - Wall & Floor Tiling.
Plumbing, Joinery & Carpentry, Windows & Glazing
Emergency and Insurance Work
Friendly, Reliable & Professional Service Contact:
Darren Barlow, Warslow Tel: 01298 84820 or 07973 468177
‘CURTAINS UP’
Custom Made Blinds and Curtains.
Full Measurement and Making Service.
Curtain Alterations also Undertaken.
Friendly and Local at Competitive Prices including collection and
delivery. Claire Hardwick 01538 702201/ Mob: 07979 942050
Email: [email protected]
PATRICIA LAWTON, DipCFHP, MPS Pract
HOME VISITING FOOT CARE SERVICE
Nail Trimming, Removal of Corns &
Callouses,
For an appointment ‘phone 07966 713098 .
Registered with The Alliance of Private Sector Practitioners.
JON STRETTON
Property Maintenance, Repairs, Extensions & Improvements
Including Mini-Digger Work / Landscaping
All Dry Stone Walling
(Including Field Walls under Grant Schemes)
For a Local, Professional and Reliable Service
Contact: 07855506122 / 01538 308766 (Winkhill)
[email protected]
Free Estimates
Soft Furnishings Made To Order
Cushions, bolsters, box cushions, window seat cushions, piping,
covered buttons, zips
Curtains, pelmets made to your requirements- pencil pleat, pinch
pleat, triple pleat, eyelet finishes, lined, interlined, black out
lining.
Corporate work also undertaken
Tel: 01298 83611 or mob: 07976573408
Email: [email protected]
WWW.countrycushions.com
GROUND WORK AND LOGS FOR SALE
Mini Digger Work, 1.5 & 4.5 ton tracked machines available
with dumper option.
**Now available Micro Digger – gets into those hard to reach places**
Dumpy bags of logs delivered,
Also nets of logs and sticks available.
All at competitive rates
Please contact STUART GOULD on 01298 687190
or 0797 424 6548 .
IVOR FLETCHER CARPENTRY
All T ypes of Carpentry and Property Maintenance
Undertaken.
Competitive Rates & Free Quotations
To Discuss Your Require ments Call
01335 310600 or 07598360345
email. [email protected]
Handyman Service
Painting, Gardening (lawn mowing, weeding etc),
Garden Clearing, Power washing, Patio and Decking
Cleaning, Guttering Cleaning, Household Jobs – no job
too small. Small van and driver available for
collection/delivery jobs
Friendly Service and Competitive Rates
Please call Andy
01298 687104 or 07791 851575
Don’t forget:
Deadline for June Edition is
6 am
MONDAY – 23rd MAY
No Exceptions to the
Time & Date
MANIFOLD VALLEY AGRICULTURAL SHOW – 13TH AUGUST 2016
HANDICRAFTS, ARTS, HOME PRODUCE AND CHILDREN’S CLASSES
Local entries are invited for classes 1-29 (see * below).
Children’s classes 31-40 and class 30 (for adults and children) are open to all competitors this year.
Handicrafts
1. A rag doll
2. A tissue box holder – in any medium
3. A homemade shopping bag – in any medium
4. A completed item of embroidery
Floral Art
5. A seaside arrangement incorporating shells
6. A basket of garden flowers with foliage
7. A vase of white flowers
8. A specimen flower
Photography and Painting
9. “Family” - a photograph
10. A photograph of architecture
11. A painting of something to eat - in any medium
12. “Romance” – a painting in any medium
Homecraft
13. A lemon drizzle cake (Gentlemen only)
14. Three picnic items
15. A Swiss roll of your choice
16. A plate of three scones
17. A jar of homemade jam
18. A jar of homemade chutney
19. A bottle of homemade wine
20. A bottle of homemade flavoured spirit
Homegrown produce
21. 3 eggs of any matching colour and size
22. 3 pots of different herbs
23. 6 cherry tomatoes with calyx/stalk
24. 3 courgettes
25. 5 beetroot
26. 6 runner beans
27. A plate of summer fruit (maximum diameter 10”)
28. 2 sticks of rhubarb
29. 3 small onions (maximum 250g/6oz each)
30. Manifold Top Tray Novice Class (for adults or children). A collection of 2 kinds of vegetables from the
following options: onions, potatoes, broad beans, peas, carrots, tomatoes, runner beans, beetroot,
cucumbers, cabbages, cauliflowers, peppers, aubergines, radishes on a tray or board.
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(A Novice is anyone who has not previously won a 1 prize for home-grown produce at the Manifold Show.)
31. For children only: Something grown in a welly boot by you
For Children 15 years and under on Show Day
32. A box made from any material
33. An object made from paper mache
34. 3 savoury muffins
For Children 11 years and under on Show Day
35. A desk/stationery tidy made from any material
36. A bird feeder made from any material
37. A plate of 3 biscuits
For Children 7 years and under on Show Day
38. A picture of a zoo animal
39. A character made from a wooden spoon
40. 3 jam tarts
*A ‘Local’ exhibitor is someone who lives, or who owns or rents a property in one of the following parishes:
Alstonefield, Butterton, Elkstones, Fawfieldhead, Ford, Grindon, Hartington (Town Quarter), Heathylee, Hollinsclough,
Ilam, Longnor, Onecote, Quarnford, Sheen, Thorpe, Warslow, Wetton & Waterhouses (incl Calton, Cauldon, Swinscoe,
Blore, Waterfall).
FREE ENTRY FREE ENTRY FREE ENTRY FREE ENTRY
10th LEGENDARY YEAR!!!
WARSLOW
Beer & Food Festival
Saturday 2nd July 2016
Real Ale & Fine Foods
from around the Peak District
Warslow Village Hall
Free Entry
Live Music
12 noon – 12 midnight
Live Music All Day (Funkstation are back!)
Children’s Entertainment
Warslow Silver Band
Over 20 Superb Real Ales & Ciders
Vintage Rally
Lots of music and entertainment on offer
for a fun family day out
FREE ENTRY FREE ENTRY FREE ENTRY FREE ENTRY
Free Camping Available
Warslow & Elkstones Village Action Group
For more information visit our website:
www.warslowbeerfestival.co.uk