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Tansley Hotwire EMIB/TANSLEY IN BLOOM AWARDS EVENING TANSLEY FILM CLUB presents Forty people gathered in Tansley TANSLEY HOTWIRE Church on 13th October for a presentation ceremony organised NEWS IN PRINT by Tansley Parish Council for the East Midlands In Bloom (EMIB) and Tansley in Bloom competitions. EMIB Head judge Jeff Bates presented Tansley Village's silver gilt to parish councillor Ken Gray. Amanda Thomas received silver for The Tavern in s the EMIB Best Hotel/Pub Garden competition. Jeff t acces t interne presented an EMIB Judges Award to head teacher withou r people Tracey Holmes for the new projects in the grounds news fo village of Tansley Primary School. The school also won a silver gilt in the EMIB Best School Garden competition. The Parish Council gave awards to the well- VILLAGE HALL RE-OPENS AFTER BUILDING WORK dressing, Flower Festival and Pride in Tansley groups for their help in the village's EMIB success. Smart new front door, and new, expanded toilet facilities Tuesday 23rd November Many residents received Tansley In Bloom awards 7.30pm and garden gift tokens for their large/small in Tansley Village Hall gardens, vegetable gardens and baskets/tubs. Among these were gold to overall winners Vicki Directed by Lone Scherfig and Robert Raynes for their large garden, gold to Starring Carey Mulligan, Sandra and John Hill for their small garden, gold to Peter Sarsgaard, Olivia Amanda Thomas for The Tavern's baskets/tubs Williams, Alfred Molina & and silver gilt to Ruth Bartlett for her vegetable Emma Thompson garden. certificate 12A report by Chris Knightl ey Refreshments from 7pm. Non- SUNDAY NIGHTS—QUIZ AT THE TAVERN Tansley Village Hall has now re-opened following building work which includes members welcome—£4 per seat. a new, oak front door, a wheelchair access ramp and expanded toilet facilities For more details, ring Chris on The Tavern at Tansley is to hold a Quiz Night, with smart new décor. These improvements mark the first steps in the 01629 584243. with free supper, every Sunday at 9pm. Phone the Restoration Project being overseen by the Village Hall Committee. pub for details, 01629 57735. If you are a person with initiative and imagination who could help raise funds NEXT HOUSEHOLD WASTE COLLECTION AT THE GATE for the Restoration Project by setting up and running an event, please consider Saturday 4th December in the pub car park between 7.45am and 9am. volunteering. If you have an idea, phone Chris Knightley on 01629 584243. Tansley Hotwire TANSLEY VILLAGE HALL RESTORATION FUND REACHES £69,693 currently funded by Tansley Parish Council Fir Cottages Church Street, Tansley, Derbyshire, DE4 5FH As of 23rd October 2010, Tansley Village Hall Restoration Fund stood at Tel. 01629 580869 £69,693. See the Piggy overleaf for the latest contributions. [email protected] Copyright 2010 © Tansley Hotwire DON'T MISS ASHLEY HUTCHINGS & KEN NICOL —- Tansley’s First Live & Local Event! Saturday 20th November Tansley Village Hall is now a promoter of Live & Local professional shows and will be staging its first one—the famous musicians Ashley Hutchings and Ken Nicol—at 7.30pm on Saturday 20th November. There will be a licensed bar. Tickets cost 7.50 in advance, £8.50 on the day. Suitable for adults and older children. Phone Chris Knightley on 01629 584243. Any profits will go to the Village Hall Restoration Fund. Ashley was a founder of Fairport Convention, Steeleye Span and The Albion Band. Now he joins forces with Ken Nicol, a long standing member of The Albion Band and, until recently, lead guitarist with Steeleye Span. OIL PAINTING FOR BEGINNERS CELEBRATING ‘MISSIONS SUNDAY’ 21ST NOVEMBER Tansley Methodist Church Tansley resident Richard Holland will be running oil painting classes for beginners in Tansley Village Hall, 10.30am : All Age Worship led by Deacon Chris Greening before a Soup & probably 7-9pm on Monday evenings, starting on 8th Cheese Lunch. Diners are invited to donate the cost of their lunch to the Living November. If you are interested please phone Richard Hope Community Centre, Cape Town , which supports people with Aids. 6.00pm on 01629 83359. Café Style Worship – Songs of Praise . Come to the services, or just the meal. TANSLEY SCHOOL'S HARVEST FESTIVAL RAISES £66.54 LAST THURSDAY GROUP —next meeting at 4 Oak Tree Gardens, Tansley, on th Thursday 25 November at 7.30pm. Paul Johnson speaks about Working with Tansley Primary School's harvest festival, held in Holy Trinity Church on 5th People with Learning Disabilities . Tea, coffee and cake will be served. October, raised £66.54 for Church on the Bus . HOLY TRINITY CHURCH GIFT DAY SATURDAY 20TH NOVEMBER THANK YOU FROM DALEDIVA FOR YOUR SUPPORT Holy Trinity Gift Day Mini Market will be held in the Village Hall on Saturday 20th A message from Tansley residents Julie Thornhill, Karen Chapman and Caroline November from 11am-1.30pm. Refreshments will include soup & sweet. A few Bagnall, members of the Cromford-based women's singing group DaleDiva: tables will be available to rent for those who want to sell their own goods. "We would like to warmly thank all of the Tansley villagers who have supported BLINDFOLDS & CHOCOLATE AT HOLY TRINITY FAMILY SERVICE! DaleDiva over the past months. As a group we have been overwhelmed by the overall support and generosity of folk in Derbyshire and beyond. Since we won The Family Service on Sunday 7th November at 5.30pm will be run by Chris 'Don't Stop Believing' on Channel 5 our lives have certainly been much busier! We Maycock & Richard Reade and will feature blindfolds and chocolates! All welcome. have had a whirlwind of publicity and appearances and were thrilled to go down to NEXT TANSLEY PARISH COUNCIL MEETING London to record our prize...our own album! We think you will enjoy the result ....and Wednesday 24th November, 7.30pm, Fête Field Pavilion, Spout Lane,Tansley may be a bit surprised too! Thank you for voting for us and for all your kind wishes." .
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