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• Class 1 ..... Best any variety puppy (under 12 months)
• Class 2 ..... Best any variety dog (1 – 6 years old)
• Class 3a ... Best veteran dog (7  - 10years)
• Class 3b ... Best vintage dog (11+ years)
• Class 4 ..... Most obedient dog any age              
• Class 5 ..... Dog with the waggiest tail
• Class 6 ..... Scruffiest Pooch
• Class 7 ..... Best dressed Pooch – Fancy Dress
• Class 8 ..... Dog that looks most like its owner 
• Class 9 ..... Dog judge would most like to take home.   Free
• Class 10 ... Best in Show (open to all class winners) Free

Rosettes for 1st – 3rd placings.

To Enter – see Susanne at Info tent on field by 2.30pm at the latest.  You will be given a number and a list of the classes you have entered.  Children under 11 to be accompanied by adult (over 18).  Show to start at 4pm (approx) and will be announced over PA.  Poo bags/bin and water bowls provided.  Entry at owner’s risk. 

Please return all entrant numbers to judge/steward.  Contact 01663 744764

Tony Webster (Jim Broadbent), divorced and retired, leads a reclusive and relatively quiet life. One day, he learns that the mother of his university girlfriend, Veronica (Freya Mavor), left in her will a diary kept by his best friend who dated Veronica after she and Tony parted ways. Tony’s quest to recover the diary, now in the possession of an older but equally as mysterious Veronica (Charlotte Rampling), forces him to revisit his flawed recollections of his friends and of his younger self. As he digs deeper into his past, it all starts to come back; the first love, the broken heart, the deceit, the regrets, the guilt... Can Tony bear to face the truth and take responsibility for the devastating consequences of actions he took so long ago?

Afternoon Matinee - doors open at 2pm; Film Run including prefilm items from 2.30pm.  Interval with hot drinks, ice creams fresh fruit and confectionery sales.  Suggested admission contribution £2 per adult 

Evening Showing - doors open at 7pm.  Pre-film Item 7.30pm, Main film approx 8pm. Interval with hot drinks, ice creams, chocolate, fresh fruit etc.  Suggested Entrance contribution £3.00 adult £2.50 concessions.  Bar open throughout in the evening. 

Hearing Loop area.   Full accessible areas and toilets.  Tel : 01663 744764

furnessclub.co.uk/Furness-Films.html

If you'd like to get online, set up an email address or type a letter, we can help on our computers.  If you have a laptop or tablet you would like some help with bring it along!  And all over a nice cuppa too!

This is a free and informal event. For more information ask at the library or call 01629 533195

Wonders of the Peak − a journey through time and place − houses the museum's collection of 1,200 Peak District artefacts collected over 125 years. The Wonders of the Peak website  allows people to explore the collection digitally while visiting the Peak District, or from the comfort of their own home, or the library, using their smartphone, tablet or computer.

More than 75 volunteers were instrumental in the project. Their contribution included testing the digital content, collecting oral histories, laying out new displays and conserving and documenting artefacts.

The Aviva Community Fund offers you the chance to get funding from £1,000 up to £25,000 for an important cause in your community.

All you have to do is enter a project for your community organisation – even if you took part previously – and tell us what a difference these much-needed funds could make.

www.aviva.co.uk/good-thinking/community-fund/

They also want to go out on sensory stimulating local trips to enhance social inclusion, challenge perceived limitations and raise confidence and independence.  

Voting is open in Tesco stores throughout September and October. Customers will cast their vote using a token given to them at the check-out in store each time they shop at Glossop, Hyde, Stalybridge, Denton, Hattersley, Ashton, Hadfield.. 

Funding is available to community groups and charities looking to fund local projects that bring benefits to communities. Anyone can nominate a project and organisations can apply online. To find out more visit www.tesco.com/bagsofhelp

The information and data gathered from this survey will, in turn, inform the commissioning of services to support those affected by hate crime and allow Derbyshire Police to do what they can to encourage people to report hate crime.

www.derbyshire-pcc.gov.uk/HateCrime

DCC website

We should be advancing and making sure everyone has equal opportunities to be independent. This would not only benefit those who need extra support but families with pushchairs and those reliant on other forms of help like a walking frame.

It should be easy for everyone to get around, no matter who you are!  Please sign and support this petition to create wheelchair friendly routes available on Google Maps.  

www.change.org/p/google-maps-create-wheelchair-friendly-routes

Chris made a significant contribution to local groups within the High Peak including High Peak CVS. Chris had the unique ability to get to the nub of an issue, cut through to what is important and succinctly lay out the way forward. He was always dedicated, responsive, supportive and jovial. When he passed away, the High Peak voluntary sector lost one of its strongest advocates and supporters.

Through this award, High Peak CVS wants to celebrate and commemorate not only Chris’s contribution, but also his insight into the potential of voluntary activity for personal and community growth.  

The award will offer local groups the opportunity to raise their profile and gain recognition for the work they do. Our key assessment criteria will be around acknowledging your achievements and progress. Examples of the types of changes we are looking for maybe around revitalising your group, attracting new members, attracting new funding, developing a new project and or making a significant impact in your local community.  

Please note well will give priority to voluntary led community groups making a local impact with limited resources. 

You can apply on behalf of your group, you can be nominated by or nominate another group. A small panel will make the decision. 

High Peak CVS will present the Award, a commemorative plaque, framed certificate and cheque for £100 for the group, at its Annual General Meeting in October. The Award is open to all groups, however small or large, newly formed or long established and we encourage everyone to apply.  There is a simple application form which groups are asked to complete and return to: Jackie Donnelly, High Peak CVS, Dunbar House, 105 Buxton Road, Whaley Bridge, High Peak SK23 7HX 

Email:  jackie@highpeakcvs.org.uk Tel: 01663 736436

Closing date for applications is Friday 20 October 2017