february 2003 - the village voice

The Village Voice, February 2003 1 Volume 9, Issue 1

Fountain Square Pharmacy Tideswell

‘for all your pharmacy needs’

All Major debit & Credit Cards Accepted

' 01298 871249

Hours of Business Mon-Fri-9 a.m.-5.30 p.m.

.Tues 9-1 p.m. Sat 9 a.m. –5 p.m.

Lunch Closed 1-2 p.m.

Copy date January 14 th Delivery date January 23rd

The Ed itor: Tim Slyfield TJ Services 16 Queen St Tideswell

01298 871478

[email protected]

Please note The delivery date is dependent on copy being sent on time. It takes five days from copy being received to delivery. The Ed itor reserves the right to alter, omit o r hold over copy to an-other issue. Unsigned articles will not be printed, but names will be withheld if requested. The views expressed in the issue are not neces-sarily those of the

February 2003 Volume 9, Issue 1

THE VILLAGE VOICE T i d e s w e l l a n d D i s t r i c t

Produced with the assistance of the Tideswell and District Community Association and Tideswell 2000

All Advertis ers displaying the Tower Logo are

members of Tideswell & DistrictChamber of Trade

INSIDE THIS ISSUE Page 2 Cricket Club Page 2 2003 Diary Page 3 Tideswell School News Page 3 Community Theatre Page 3 Duke of Edinburgh Award Page 4 Bowling Club Page 4 Adult Community Education Page 5 Discovering Villages Page 5 200+ Club Page 6 Norman (and p.8) Gratton Page 6 Local History Club Page 7 Friends of Litton School Page 8 Luncheon Club Page 8 Job Vacancies Page 9 Community Policing 0 Council Concerns

Adrian Williams Plumbing & Central Heating Engineer

Telephone 01298 872278 01629 732646

Mobile 07831 242826

COFFEE MORNING HELD BY

TIDESWELL PARISH CHURCH EVENING GROUP

IN AID OF BLYTHE HOUSE HOSPICE,

CHAPEL EN LE FRITH

SATURDAY 8TH FEBRUARY 10 AM TO 12 NOON

IN ST. JOHN’S INSTITUTE

NEARLY NEW CHILDREN’S CLOTHES AND TOYS

CAKE STALL

RAFFLE

ALL WELCOME


BUXTON AQUATIC CENTRE

4 Fairfield Road Buxton � 01298 22729

OPEN Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri, Sat– Sun

We deliver the goods

N.T Gibbs Family Butcher

& Grocer

Suppliers to the Catering Trade All Home Cooked Meats, Sausage,

Pies Prize Winning Black PuddingPrize Winning Black PuddingPrize Winning Black PuddingPrize Winning Black Pudding

Tel 01298 871221

“Satisfaction Guaranteed”

MARKOVITZ LTD M

TEL: (01298) 871223

TOWN END YARD

RICHARD LANE

TIDESWELL

www.mmarkovitz.co.uk

Guild Decoration All Aspects of Decorating undertaken

Quality Work at Sensible Prices

Prop . David Bradbury

Tel 01298 872492

Tuesday 9-12.00 Wednesday 9-3.00 Thursday 8.30-6.00 Friday 8-6.00 Saturday 8-1.00 OPI retailer

Builders plumbers Merchants

WE WANT YOU!

Xmas is over – time to start thinking about cricket in Tides-

well? TCC has now started indoor nets at Buxton Community School,

on a Monday night at 20.00 hrs - £2 for Seniors, £1 for Juniors. All new and old members welcome. Age and ability need not be a problem.

At present we have a small squad of players from around the area and are actively looking to recruit new members.

At TCC we like to think we are a small friendly club who cater for all ages and abilities. Don’t worry if you’ve not played before or

not played for several seasons – and you’re never too old (just look at some of our present players…). Not to forget the Juniors, who are

the club’s future – they’re also all welcome. Qualified coaching and advice given.

During the season (May-September) we play a series of Sunday afternoon 40-over and midweek evening 20-over matches. Don’t worry

if you can’t attend every week – no-one has unlimited availability. As the club grows we hope to progress to league cricket.

If you are interested, come along to training, all equipment provided – that’s 8 p.m. at Buxton Community School Sports Hall – or

for further details, contact:

John Goddard 01298 26439

Bob Walkden 01298 871804 Mike Sayers 01298 871961

Pete Nash 07980 007695 or any other member of TCC.

IF YOU ARE READING THIS SO COULD YOUR

POTENTIAL CUSTOMERS

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT THE EDITOR

01298 871478

ALL ORGANISATIONS PLEASE NOTE!

There is a diary for 2003 in the Library, with kind permission of the librarian, for you to book any events that you arrange dur-ing the year. In 2002 there were two Coffee Mornings arranged at the same time and on the same day. Unfortunately neither organisa-tion benefited under these cir-cumstances. So in order to avoid clashing dates—PLEASE MAKE USE OF THE DIARY!

WANTED

A copy of the book

“Spirit of Tideswell”

Please phone 01298 814219


Brought to you by Tideswell Community players

A seasonal comedy which will warm you on a cold winters evening Tickets : Chapman’s & Tideswell Stores £5 50 and £4.00 (Concs ) Reservations 871063 ONE NIGHT ONLY

IN THE BLEAK MID WINTER BY Charles Way

Tideswell Community Theatre

After the success of professional theatre in Tideswell last autumn, New Perspectives make a wel-come return to the village with In the Bleak Midwinter on Friday 14th February at 7.30 pm. This seasonal and very funny comedy, based on the Second Shepherds Play comes well recom-mended: it was recently reviewed in the Guardian. New Perspectives brought Thank God For Cod to Tideswell in November and it sold out so make sure of your tickets now ! One night only. Tideswell Community Players' Who Saw Him Die rounded off the 2002 productions in Decem-ber. The next TCP play is in April and is to be Not With a Bang by Mike Harding (9-12 April). Those of you who came to the recent read through at the George will know that it is a com-edy which will have the audience rolling in the aisles. If you've never seen anyone doing this be-fore, make sure of your seat ! With more plays coming up during 2003 and a pantomime likely in 2004 it has never been a better time for theatre in Tideswell. Further details and advance booking: 871063 or email [email protected] Gerard Rogers

DUKE OF EDINBURGH AWARD If you are aged 14—23, you could enter for this award.

FUN AND FRIENDSHIP, CHALLENGE AND ADVENTURE

ARE GUARANTEED! A new group will be starting at Tideswell Youth Club, dates as follows: January 20th February 3rd March 3rd and 24th April 7th and 21st all from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. For further information, either contact Jen Brooke (01433 621995/07720 594022) or call in to see Jo Bothamley, (Assistant Youth Worker) at Tideswell Youth Club on any Monday night.

Bishop Pursglove C.E. (Aided) Primary School—St Nicholas Eve Fayre The Friends of the School would like to thank everyone who supported the St.Nicholas Eve Fayre, recently held at the school. We are very grateful for your generosity and wonderful support. The evening was a happy social occasion and we raised £1058.00, wh ich will be used to provide extra equipment/resources to benefit the children at the school. We would also like to thank the following local businesses for donating prizes for the raffle/etc: Willis Burns Ltd.; Buxton Opera House; Chapman’s; Chestnut Centre; N.T. Gibbs; GK (Chesterfield); NATWEST Bank; Peak Posies; Tideswell & District Co-op; Treak Cliff Cavern; Turners (Soham) Ltd. Finally we would like to take this opportunity to wish everyone a very happy and prosperous New Year.


Tides well Bowling Club Sorry about the omission of December’s report but I was delayed in Jordan. Our indoor season is almost at the half way stage and our achievements in the competit ive ‘friendly’ matches continues in the usual way (whatever that is). It has been rather quiet though. Perhaps it’s because Sylvia and Neville are in Australia for a few weeks visiting relatives and friends, especially her great grandson Nathan (remember him?) I have to say that our cricket team’s demise in ‘OZ’ is probably all their fault. We had a most enjoyable Christmas party at the Waterloo when the season’s trophies were presented to the successful mem-bers. A new presentation trophy had been created by the committee for the Best Young Bowling Club Member of the year. This was awarded to Andrew ‘WAZUK’ Turner for his general contribution to our bowling club. He is a cheerful enthusiastic young man who is always willing to help. (it’s just a shame about his hair cut). Well done Andrew! Our club singles championship took place during November (arranged whilst I was on holiday to give someone else a chance) and a very enjoyable evening was held by all. The semi-finalists were Harry Clough, Tony Hill, Horace ‘Tiger’ Wilshaw and Terry Yates. After much quality bowling in two very entertain ing matches it was left to Terry and Tony to compete in the grand final. Again a very close and skilfu l encounter with Terry eventually emerging as champion, (although he had to have a few extra puffs on his inhaler before the final end.) Well done and congratulations to Tony and Terry. Pen Portrait – Reg ‘Roundarm’ Bingham Reg is the Honorary President of our bowling club and was the first person to ‘cast’ a wood on our new green when it opened. After a most reward ing and eventful life the Presidency is a great joy to him. I had a lovely t ime ‘interviewing’ Reg. What a man. Reg is an almost unbelievable 96 years old and as he puts it with that mischievous twinkle in his eye is “fine apart from my eyes, ears, angina and legs.” He has been a church choir member fo r an amazing 87 and a half years and a churchwarden for 40 years. Reg has two daughters; Dorothy who lives in Buxton and Maureen who lives in Bristol. He has four grandchildren and five great grandchildren. His greatest sporting love is cricket, having been secretary for 50 years taking over from h is uncle ‘Stant Sellars’ after the First World War. As Trevor Hall in a recent tribute to Reg wrote in a recent Village Vo ice. ‘Reg did every-thing. Secretary, Groundsman and Bowler, with a unique bowling style.’ Hence his nickname ‘Roundarm’. As Trevor said to me “Batsman didn’t know where t’ball were coming from.” Reg shared some of his many happy memories with me but he particularly remembers a trick played on him by George Harri-son who climbed onto the roof and covered the chimney pot with a grass sod. Reg hasn’t smoked since. It is obvious that I have written about a real character and a very special man. Tideswell owes him much. Trevor called him ‘Mr Tideswell’ how about Lord Reg Tideswell? See you at the bowling green in spring Reg! David Dyson, Publicity Officer

TIDESWELL AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION MANAGE MENT COMMITTEE The new secretary of the management committee is: Alan Thornton 8 Monksdale Close Tideswell Buxton Derbyshire SK17 8JG Tel: 872301 The next meeting will be held in the Bowling Club Pav ilion at 7.30 on Wednesday 12th March 2003.

ADULT COMMUNITY EDUCATION continues in January at Hope College (Leaflets in local shops)

New courses include: “Singing for All” (starts Monday night 24th February) Certificate in Teaching Adult Learners (City & Guilds 7307) Starts in March French for Holidays (starts 28th April) French Intermediate Plus starts 1.30 p.m. on 13th January Web Page & Web Site Design—Monday evenings Stained Glass—all abilities—Monday evenings Fly Fishing—Improvers—Monday evenings Basic Food Hygiene Three weeks: 26th Feb, 5th & 12th March. 9.15-12.15 p.m. Art & Artists—Thursday evenings 7.15 p.m. Lace making—Tuesdays at 10 a.m. Salsa Dancing at Eyam for Improvers (Monday evenings) First Aid at Work 3rd & 10th Feb 9.30 a.m. Computing—An Introduction to the internet & e-mail. Mondays 1.15 p.m. Plus lots more. Please remember IT/Computer Examination courses are FREE. You only need to pay for your exam! Further information 01433 620662


200+ Club

Dec. 2002

Hills ‘n’ Dales Licensed Tea Rooms

For Morning Coffee, Light Lunches, Afternoon Teas

TRADITIONAL ROAST LUNCH SERVED EVERY SUNDAY

A wide range of greeting cards and gifts

Tel: 01298 871519 We now have sleeping

accommodation for two people.

Exclusive Kitchen & Bathroom Showroom

COMMERCIAL RD TIDESWELL

� 01298 871223

CHAPMAN’S OF TIDESWELL

Newsagents, General Printers, Stationers, Large Selection of Greetings

Cards prop. M & A Bagshaw,

Queen St, Tideswell Tel 01298 871381

AMOUNT WINNER COLLECTOR

£100 40 4

£50 66 5

£25 183 7

£20 14 1

£15 256 19

£10 55 4

£5 163 19

£5 184 19

Stove & Cooker Centre

For the finest selection of Stoves and Cooking Ranges– right on your doorstep.

Also a wide range of fire and cooking accessories .

Logs. Baskets. Sticks.

Made to measure pine furniture

Commercial Rd Tideswell 01298 871223 www.thecourtyardstoveandcookercentre.co.uk

Anchor Garage Tideswell Bu xton Derb y sh i re SK1 7 8 RB

Pick-up Points Near you

10th Feb WARNER NIDD HALL 5 days £ 215.00

11th Feb THEATRE TRIP Grease and Bombay Dreams 2 days £ 119.00

14th Feb DUBLIN VALENTINE WEEKEND 3 days £ 135.00

14th Feb LONDON VALENTINE WEEKEND 3 days £ 105.00 15th Feb HILTON MYSTERY WEEKEND 2 days £ 69.00

24th Feb TORQUAY & ENGLISH RIVIERA 5 days £ 179.00 28th Feb LONDON WEEKEND 3 days £ 105.00

7th March DUBLIN WEEKEND 3 days £ 135.00 11th March THEATRE TRIP-Mamma Mia & My Fair Lady 2 days

£ 129.00 14th March LONDON WEEKEND 3 days £ 115.00

15th March KILLARNEY & DINGLE St Patrick's Day 6 days £ 239.00

Tel 01298 871222 www.andrews-of-tideswell.co.uk

Fax 012 98 8 72412 Email info@andrews -of-ti des well .co .uk

Discovering Villages An Open Invitation Much has been “discovered” already and we are now at the “Putting-the-Flesh-on-the-bones stage.” The introduc-

tory parts of the final report are being written and we have identified over 20 priority areas which need devel-

oping. To do this we’re holding an open evening at 7 pm on Thursday 30th January at the Wesley Hall. Many people have expressed an interest in helping us and you’ll soon be contacted as will the many

groups and organisations that have contributed so far. We’re not asking you to build a swimming pool or install

a Zebra crossing at this stage (!) but we need locations and possible funding sources looked at etc. All are

welcome at this meeting ... In fact the more the merrier.

So what’s a priority? The following is a selection of them and put in no particular order.

Bike Paths and Parks

Indoor Gym and Swimming Pool

Job Club

Local Nature Reserves and Ponds

Better Public transport

Affordable Housing

Nursing Home

Litter Removal

Nursery.

As you can see, plans are large and small, easy(ish) to achieve and more difficult. At this stage, all we need is

for these ideas to be fleshed out for inclusion in the final document. Once that’s finished we can start to imple-

ment the ideas ... And that’s when the excitement starts.

Don’t forget 30th January at the Wesley Hall ... 7 pm. David Griffi th can be contacted on 872436 and Jen Bower on 871139. Go on give them a call.

Pete Hawkins

Committee member, Discovering Villages


Norman Gratton of Tides well

I am working on research for a book based upon the lifetime of the late Norman Gratton, which is to be published by the Li-braries & Heritage Department of the County Council. Older Tideswellians will be aware that Norman was born in Tideswell in 1889, and started work at Litton Mill half-time at the age of thirteen. Self-educated and interested in improving the lives of working people, he eventually became Chairman of the County Council and the Peak Park Planning Board. He received Honorary MSc. and M.A. degrees for his work for the Peak District National Park and the Workers Educational Association, and a C.B.E. for public service in Derbyshire, but remained essentially a “Tideswell Man”, liv ing all his life in a very s mall cottage in Tideswell. The book will be based upon a dissertation for a Master of Philosophy degree, which I completed at Sheffield University in 1991. It is intended to further the interests of Derbyshire local history, and not for commercial purposes. It will contain a detailed study of Tideswell after 1881, including the Census Return, local commerce and industry, Churches and education, Litton Mill, the Parish Council, Co-operative Society, and the Workers’ Educational Association, and the for-mer Bakewell District Council, within the wider Derbyshire context. It will also contain the history of the County Council (Norman was a Member, Alderman and Chairman between 1938 and 1974) and the formation and history of the Peak Park Planning Board (he was a member from 1952-1982 and Chairman 1957-77), within the context of national events and legislation. It will (hopefully ) be written in an interesting rather than academic style, and I should be most grateful if anyone would like to contribute information, anecdotes or photographs, as I would like to think of it as a Tideswell project. (I shall not be paid –my share of the proceeds will be twelve copies of the book). I attach a copy of a letter (on page 8) from Robert Gent, Assistant Director of Libraries & Heritage, containing assurance about the care of photographs, and equal care would be taken with any original documents which might be availab le. I would appre-ciate any help, wh ich anyone may be able to offer. Muriel Wilshaw (Tel: 01298 871474)

• CAR SERVICING

• MOT PREPARATION

• ENGINE TUNING

• PAINTWORK

• INSURANCE ESTIMATES

• WELDING

• TYRES & EXHAUSTS

• LANDROVER WORK

• GOOD STOCK OF S/HAND LAND-ROVER PARTS

W. H. MILLINGTON TEL 01298 872183

SAVE MONEY! SMALL BUSINESS

NOT VA T REGISTERED

ASHFORD LANE GARAGEASHFORD LANE GARAGEASHFORD LANE GARAGEASHFORD LANE GARAGE

“For all your motoring needs”

Servicing, Clutches, Exhausts, Brakes, Etc

Please ring George or Robert on 01298 872820

TIDESWELL TEST CENTRE Petrol Diesel Catalyst

TIDESWELL TYRE CO. Tracking Balancing Repairs

The Village Voice team

would like to thank all those who make this newsletter possi-ble by giving their time to print-

ing and delivering. Special thanks also to all our contribu-

tors.

TIDESWELL LOCAL HISTORY CLUB

January 9th we were treated to a slide show of exceptional beauty. The shadows on rocks were darker, the heather purple was brighter, mists were beginning to role back down Bretton Clough. Karen Frenkel will rise at 5 a.m. to capture the clear morning light. She will wait hours for the sun, and return daily, weekly even monthly until conditions are as she wishes. Last Thursday we were re-warded by the results of her dedication. The next t reat will be on Thursday 13th February at 8 p.m. in the Institute when Linda Cluckie will talk on the History of Embro idery. On Thursday 12 December about 35 members gathered to enjoy a pre-Christmas bash. Ralph Lord made the evening more memorab le by giving a scholarly, yet witty talk on local life. Including transport before the I C engine, on steep hills in part icular, also a word about ancient boundary markers and old maps. Thank you Ralph, it was a great talk and made the evening. The food, drink and chat wasn’t bad either !!!

TIDESWELL LOCAL HISTORY CLUB

Newsletter No. 2

We plan to issue the second number at the end of

February or early March. Ther e will be a section

called ‘As i t was’ or ‘I r ecall’ or something like that.

Anyone can contribute and fr ee membership to TLHC

for next year to the authors published. Memorable

sports events, shops and shop keepers now l ong gone

and almost forgotten , the demoliti on of the KINGS

HEAD and the widening of Commercial Street. And

what about the lad who used the chur ch weather cock

for target practice ?

Send by e-mail to [email protected] or hand

your written copy to Tony or June at Hills and Dales

or dictate the story over the phone to Eric on 01629

640640. Two sentences or a full page. There will be

no r estrictions on length, spelling or grammar.


The Friends of Litton School

would like to thank everybody who supported them at their recent Christmas Fair. We raised an

amazing £1,650.00—yet again a new record. As a school with only 28 families we rely heavily on the support we receive from the village and

surrounding area. So if you donated a raffle prize, bought raffle tickets, sent in some items for a stall or cleared out

your purse on the night—thank you once again for your continued support.

P & G LETTS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

SERVICESSERVICESSERVICESSERVICES

Tel: (01298) 872195

Fax: (01298) 872982

THE PEAK’S LEADING

RESIDENTIAL LETTING AGENCY “A Personal Service you can Trust”

Try our FIND A TENANT SERVICE

Sheffield CO-OP Soc Ltd Tideswell Branch

For: Groceries Tobacco

Wines and spirits Beers PrepackSandwichesandwiches Green Grocery

We are now open at lunch

The Anchor InnThe Anchor InnThe Anchor InnThe Anchor Inn Four Lane EndsFour Lane EndsFour Lane EndsFour Lane Ends

TideswellTideswellTideswellTideswell 01298 87137101298 87137101298 87137101298 871371

Restaurant and Bar Meals All types of functions catered for

Genuine Chargrilled Steaks

VISIT THE HORSE & JOCKEY,

A LOCAL FAMILY RUN VILLAGE PUB

WELL KNOWN FOR FINE TRADITIONAL,

HAND PULLED CASK BEERS.

OPEN ALL DAY FRIDAY’S, SAT, SUN NOW OPEN: OUR FULLY REFURBISHED KITCHEN

OFFERING GOOD FOOD AT A VERY REASONABLE PRICE. WEEKEND ROAST DINNERS ONLY £4.95

WE ALSO CATER FOR WEDDINGS, ANNIVERSARIES,ETC. BUFFETS TO SUIT EVERY OCCASION AND POCKET.

OUTSIDE CATERING ALSO AVAILABLE

THE HORSE & JOCKEY QUEEN ST, TIDESWELL 01298 872211


Dear Muriel, Norman Gratton of Tides well Thank you for taking the time to come and talk to us about the proposed book on Tideswell in the time of Norman Gratton. Both Ruth and I believe that this will be a valuable addit ion to our collection, and that it will have an audience. The purpose of this letter is to confirm the agreement we reached last week. In order to fit in with our existing publishing commitments, and for you to be able to carry out the necessary editing and re-writing, we would plan to publish the book in May 2004. Th is will a lso allow us some time to come up with a catchy title! The total length of the text will be 40-45,000 words and the production will be in a form similar to the Landscape History of Hartington volume. You will receive twelve copies free of charge and will be able to purchase further copies at the standard trade discount. I hope this is acceptable. It will be important to make good use of photographs, all of which will be fully acknowledged. We will be happy to com-mission a photographer to take some up to date photographs if necessary, but I would be grateful if you would speak to your Tides well contacts to ascertain whether they would be prepared to loan copies of photographs they own. This would be on the understanding that the publication is in the interests of furthering Derbyshire local history and is not for com-mercial purposes. We would be happy to offer the following assurances to the owners of the images: ⇒ we will borrow images for the shortest time possible and arrange their return by recorded delivery; ⇒ the source of all images will be acknowledged in the publication; ⇒ We will scan the images and return the originals to the donors, together with a copy on disk; ⇒ we understand not to use images for any other purpose, or to add copies to library collections wi thout express per-

mission from the donors. I hope that this is helpful. Thank you again for an excellent idea. Yours sincerely Robert Gent Assistant Director, Libraries & Heritage *Please contact Muriel Wilshaw (see page 6) if you have any photographs, etc.*

Tides well Luncheon Club

Eighteen months of Tideswell luncheon Club continues to meet once a fortnight for a cooked meal and a laugh and chat at the Methodist Church. Christmas is over and with it have gone the crackers and funny hats but the membership of the Luncheon Club still enjoy a couple of hours together in friendly companionship. The members are over seventy and live on their own. Th is is a club for all mem-bers of this community who fu lfil this criterion. Transport is available for those who find it difficult to get out. There are one or two vacancies at the moment so if you feel you would en joy meet ing with others just get in touch with D. Jackson tel 872350 for further details

TIDESWELL AFTER SCHOOL CLUB PART -TIME AND 'SUPPLY' JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Tideswell After School Club is a new, thriving club for children (4-11 years) based at Bishop Pursglove School in ,

Tideswell. We operate 3.15- 6.15 pm, Monday-Friday term time, and all day during the school holidays. The club is

so successful, that we are now seeking enthusiastic and experienced people to assist us in the following positions:

.A permanent part-time appointment to provide additional support for the Play worker- to cover both regular busy

periods and to provide illness and holiday cover. The Play worker assists the Club Co-ordinator in supervising

activities at the club. Salary £4.75 per hour. Childcare qualifications are desirable but not essential (and training

may be provided).

.'Standby' or 'supply' assistants to provide holiday and illness cover for the Club Co-ordinator. Salary £6.15 per

hour. Applicants should be suitably qualified in childcare provision - (preferably NVQ Level 3 or NNEB or Primary

Teaching Certificate).

Voluntary support from enthusiastic individuals who may be interested in gaining childcare experience or are com-

mitted to enhancing the play provision for young children in this exciting new community project.

The usual police checks will be made for all these positi ons. If you are inter ested in any of the above

please contact: Tideswell After School Club, c/o Mrs. J. Teeney Bishop Pursglove Primary School, St.

John's Road, Tideswell, Derbyshire (tel. 01298 871282)

february 2003 - the village voice

Documents

issue page

diary page

gratton page

cricket club page

bowling club page

luncheon club page

community policing page

community theatre page