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1/12: Cybercrime observations
Neighbourhood Watch is seeking views through a new cybercrime survey to help with understanding of the damage done by online scams and other such crime. Go to surveymonkey.co.uk/r/YT2P3S5 by December 15th.
2/12: Booking last chance
To take part in the Business Peak District networking breakfast in Buxton's Devonshire Dome on Friday December 8th you must book by the day before: go to the website.
5/12: Great Hucklow carols
There will be a Christmas carols workshop at the Old Unitarian Church in Great Hucklow on December 16th from 11am to 1pm.
8/12: Tideswell carols
Christmas carols and seasonal songs for all at St John's Church, Tideswell on December 17h at 3pm.
11/12: Café opening
New café The Tideswell Lounge, expected to open at the beginning of December, will now open its doors for the first time on the 20th.

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1/11: Diego makes it 100 not out
Buxton FC striker Diego De Girolamo scored his 100th goal for the club at home to Tamworth on the last evening of October. The former Sheffield United and Italy U20s forward has reached double figures in goals in each of his five seasons with the local National League North side.
2/11: Top 30 climate action place
Derbyshire Dales District Council has been placed 30th out of 186 UK councils for climate action progress, as assessed by Climate Emergency UK.
13/11: Carers' Rights Day
The national Carers' Rights Day will be on November 23rd. Derbyshire Carers Association is hosting an informal 10am to 1pm event on that day, venue the Post Mill Centre in South Normanton, DE55 2EJ.
17/11: Networking breakfast
Business Peak District is organising a networking breakfast for local businesses at the Devonshire Dome in Buxton from 8.30am on Friday December 8th. The website is businesspeakdistrict.com.
20/11: Farmers' Market
The latest Bakewell Farmers' Market, with over 50 stalls, will be at the Agricultural Business Centre on Saturday November 25th from 8.30am to 1.30pm.

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2/10: Discovering the past
A new exhibition called "Finding Whitle" telling the story of archaeological work at Sheen near Longnor and supported by the Peak District National Park Authority, will run until October 28th at Nicholson Museum, Leek.
4/10: Constabulary date
Police officers from the safer neighbourhood team will be at Millers Dale car park between noon and 1pm on Saturday October 14th.
4/10: Buxton match changed
The scheduled Buxton versus Tamworth National League North match at the Tarmac Silverlands on October 14th has been rearranged for October 31st, kick-off 7.45pm, because of Tamworth's FA Cup commitments.
18/10: Musical play cancelled
Stormy weather has led Pentabus Theatre Company to cancel their scheduled performance of "Driftwood" musical play at Tideswell Community Hall on Friday October 20th.
24/10: More illuminations
Matlock Bath Illuminations will be shown for the extra night of Monday October 30th, free for accompanied under-16s, as compensation for cancellations caused by recent storms.

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1/9: Public accountability meeting
Derbyshire NHS Trust's annual public accountability meeting has been scheduled for Thursday September 14th from 1pm, online. A link to this virtual meeting is on the Trust's home page, dchs.nhs.uk.
1/9: Defibrillator training
Tideswell & Hope Valley Community First Responders will hold a defibrillator training session in the Nightingale Centre, Great Hucklow at 7pm on Thursday September 14th, all welcome. Further information is available from Deb Stansfield, Great Hucklow parish clerk, on 07889 780283.
4/9: Best win yet
Buxton FC's 5-0 victory against Darlington on Saturday (2nd) was their best win yet in the Vanarama National League North. Wide midfielder Sam Osborne scored a first-half hat-trick.
7/9: Rural community networking
Business Peak District will host a rural networking morning at Masson Mills, Matlock on Thursday September 21st from 8am. More information on businesspeakdistrict.com.
18/9: Police street meetings
Officers from the safer neighbourhood team will be at Eyam Church Centre for an hour from 11am on Friday September 22nd and at Millers Dale Café, same day 2pm. There is an open meet-up invitation to the public.

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1/8: Police report
Derbyshire Constabulary has published a new report highlighting successes in enhancing victim support and preventing re-offending. The report is included on webpage derbyshire-pcc.gov.uk/news.
4/8: Picnic in the Park
Tideswell's summer Picnic in the Park, cancelled in July because of heavy rain, has been rearranged for Saturday August 12th from 1pm at the Community Park.
15/8: Hope Show
The annual Hope Show will open at 9am on Bank Holiday Monday, August 28th, at Marsh Farm on Castleton Road. Admission £10 adults, Under-16s £5.00, Under-4s free. This is one of Derbyshire's major country shows.
18/8: Combatting violent crime
Extra funding of £1 million over the next three years has been secured by Derbyshire Constabulary to combat serious violence and knife crime.

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1/7: Appeal for witnesses
Police investigating the road incident on the outskirts of Tideswell at the close of Wakes Week, which left 11 local people in hospital and a man arrested on suspicion of drink and dangerous driving, have appealed for witnesses. Three other vehicles are believed to have been in the vicinity at the time. Contact the Constabulary using the reference 23000389069.
3/7: Street meet
Officers from the Safer Neighbourhood Team will be at Tideswell Sports Complex on Thursday July 6th from 1pm to 2pm, ready to listen to residents' views and give out crime prevention advice.
14/7: Local plan
Derbyshire Dales District Council is to review its Local Plan to rethink where new development should take place, how many houses should be built and what obligations should be placed on new-build partners.
20/7: Water Aid
Buxton Soroptimists have raised £170 for Water Aid from a desktop treasure hunt held with friends in Tideswell.
21/7: School meals quality
School pupils will continue to receive hot meals of the same quality and size despite recently escalating food and staffing costs, Derbyshire County Council has announced.
25/7: Farmers' Market
Bakewell Farmers' Market with around 50 stalls will take place at the Agricultural Business Centre on Saturday July 29th from 8.30am to 1.30pm.

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RELEVANT NEWS ITEMS
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1/6: Garden and plant fair
Chatsworth House gardens will be ablaze with colour and scent during an inaugural garden and plant fair, running from June 9th to 11th and supported by the Royal Horticultural Society. More information is on website page chatsworth.org/events/garden-and-plant fair.
2/6: Business networking
Business Peak District will host a networking event at Thornbridge Hall near Bakewell on June 28th, from 5pm to 8pm. The session is open to members and potential members. See the businesspeakdistrict.com website.
7/6: Eyam street meeting
The Constabulary's Safer Neighbourhood Team will be holding a street meeting near Eyam Church Centre from 11am to noon on June 30th.
24/6: Diabetes awareness day
High Peak Diabetic Self-Help Group will be at an open day, St Matthews Church Hall, Hayfield on Saturday July 1st from 10am to 2pm, along with several other health and welfare groups. Light refreshments available, all welcome.
29/6: Appeal for witnesses
Police investigating the road incident on the outskirts of Tideswell at the close of Wakes Week, which left 11 local people in hospital and a man arrested on suspicion of drink and dangerous driving, have appealed for witnesses. Three vehicles are believed to have been in the vicinity at the time. Contact the Constabulary using the reference 23000389069.

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2/5: Cinema date change
Tideswell Cinema's planned double bill showing with meal for May 20th has had to be changed to the 27th because of venue unavailability. All other details stay the same, as per page 27 of May's edition of the magazine.
9/5: Operational Sceptre
Constabulary officers will be at Tideswell Sports Complex on Monday May 15th from 1pm to 2pm to talk with residents about any concerns they may have. This is part of what they are calling Operation Sceptre Week.
19/5: Pay and display
Work starts on Monday May 22nd to remove card readers from Derbyshire Dales pay and display car parking machines, in the light of the decision by mobile operators to switch off 3G networks later this year. It will still be possible to pay with cash and PayByPhone.
22/5: Thanks to volunteers
Blythe House Hospicecare and Helen's Trust are joining in with early June's Volunteers' Week to thank the 200-plus people who give them help on a regular and voluntary basis.

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3/4: Easter at Chatsworth
Easter activities for children in the Chatsworth House farmyard will last until April 16th. The invitation is to get involved with egg hunts, themed crafts, milking demonstrations, guinea pig cuddling and tractor rides. Go to chatsworth.org/events.
3/4: Celebrating the coronation
Tideswell resident Sue Barber will represent High Peak Diabetic Self-Help Group at a celebration of the coronation of King Charles III to be held for Derbyshire voluntary organisations in Matlock on April 28th.
6/4: Police street meet
Police officers from the Safer Neighbourhood Team will be at Tideswell Sports Complex in Tideswell from 2pm to 3pm on Tuesday April 11th, to chat about crime prevention.
17/4: Anti-crime surgery
The next anti-crime surgery, run by the Safer Neighbourhood Team and open to businesses and residents, will be in the Council Chamber at Bakewell, on Monday April 24th at 5pm.
27/4: Cinema date change
Tideswell Cinema's planned double bill showing with meal for May 20th has had to be changed to May 27th because of venue unavailability. All other details stay the same, as per page 27 of May's edition of the magazine.

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1/3: Safer neighbourhoods
Derbyshire Constabulary's safer neighbourhood team will hold a "street meet" at Eyam Church Centre on Friday March 3rd from 11am, for an hour.
3/3: Conference and expo
Business Peak District's annual conference and expo will be held at the Crescent Hotel in Buxton on Thursday, March 30th. The overall theme is to be "economic growth and prosperity in Derbyshire". Bookings are via the East Midlands Chamber website.
13/3: Going blue
The #GoBlue fundraising initiative is back. Hosted by Blythe House Hospicecare and Helen's Trust, the call to the community is to wear something blue, organise a blue-themed event or decorate the office in blue to raise money for these end-of-life charities, Monday March 20th to Sunday 26th.
20/3: Brew with the crew
Firefighters and the police are extending an invitation to have "brew with the crew" at Bakewell Fire Station on Monday March 27th, from 5pm to 8pm.
20/3: Potholes cash
The County Council expects to receive £4.2 million as its share of £220 million of grants announced by government to repair and maintain roads in 2034/24. Around 22,000 potholes have been fixed in the county so far this year.

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6/2: Tinnitus awareness
Live Life Better Derbyshire has advised that February 20th to 26th is Tinnitus Awareness Week: tinnitus being the name for hearing disruptive noises that do not come from an outside source. For support and information visit website tinnitus.uk.
8/2: Rescheduled Bucks
Buxton FC's recently postponed Vanarama National League North football match at Leamington has been rescheduled for Tuesday February 14th, kick-off 7.45pm.
20/2: Eating Awareness Week
The national Eating Awareness Week will run from February 27th to March 5th. Local support is available from Derby-based First Steps, call 01332 367571.
21/2: Earthquake coffee morning
A coffee morning in aid of Turkey-Syria earthquake funds will take place on Saturday February 25th from 10am in Tideswell's Fountain Square Centre.

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3/1: Derbyshire Alert AGM
Neighbourhood Watch's Derbyshire Alert will hold its annual general meeting on Thursday January 19th, 1800, venue to be confirmed. Go hello@derbyshireneighbourhoodwatch.co.uk to register attendance.
9/1: Brew Monday
The Samaritans are the driving force behind "Brew Monday" on January 16th, an initiative aimed at persuading people to reach out and connect with family, friends and colleagues: cordial cuppas all around.
12/1: Lottery funding
Derbyshire Dales Council for Voluntary Service will be hosting a Zoom talk by Vijay Kumari of the National Lottery Community Fund from 10am on Thursday January 26th. To book a place phone 01629 812154 or email enquiries@ddcvs.org.uk.
20/1: Garden waste collections
Subscriptions for 2023 garden waste collections by Derbyshire Dales District Council open on January 23rd. Residents who pay before March 3rd will be entered into a draw, with 20 winners each having their fee refunded.
23/1: Life-saving kits
Life-saving emergency bleed kits are to be given to a selection of pubs and bars in High Peak and Derbyshire Dales by Derbyshire Constabulary. The kits are for use by the public in cases of serious bleeding before the arrival of the emergency services.
24/1: Police street-meet
The Constabulary's next community street-meet will be at Litton Village Hall on Monday January 30th, from 4pm.
26/1: Coronation funding
The National Lottery Community Fund is making up to £10,000 per neighbourhood project linked time-wise to King George III's coronation. Applications will need to be made by mid-February: more information on tnlcommunityfund.org.uk.

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