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Crich Youth Club

Tuesday Nights, starting 3rd November 2009, 6.30 pm – 8.30 pm at The Glebe, Crich.

For young people of the Parish of Crich (Crich, Fritchley, Whatstandwell and Wheatcroft) in age range school year 6 to age 17 inclusive.

General Notices

Please help keep our parish clean from the nuisance of dog fouling.

Dog mess can be put in ordinary litter bins provided it is in a plastic bag!

Grit bins in the Crich Parish area

The following information is intended to help residents ensure that the bins are filled when this becomes necessary.
Empty or damaged bins should be reported to the appropriate authority as shown below:

CRICH PARISH COUNCIL (crichparishcouncil@btconnect.com or 01773 853928)

Crich:

Town End, Cromford Road, Crich Carr Lane, St. Michael’s Close, Dowie Way/Cromford Road, Crich Cross, Coast Hill, Glebe x 2, West Bank Avenue, Cemetery Lane, Sun Lane, Bennett’s Lane, Chapel Lane, Amber Hill, Dimple Lane (top)

Fritchley:

Bullbridge Hill (top), Fritchley Green, Lynam Road near Mt. Pleasant Cottage, Allen Lane, Bowmer Lane, Amber View Road, Dale Close

Plaistow:

Hollins Lane x 2, Potters Lane by Dark Lane

Wheatcroft:

Wheatcroft Lane (Beech Farm), Pit Lane Junction

AMBER VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL (01773 570222)

Crich:

Cowper Lane, Bowns Hill, West Bank Avenue/Chase View, Chase View, The Tors, New Road, Dimple Lane (not the top bin),

Fritchley:

Chadwick Nick Lane, Bobbin Mill Hill, Fritchley Lane Church Street

DERBYSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL (Use the “Call Derbyshire” service – 08456 058 058)

Crich:

Rose Lane

Please note that:
The gritting of highways is the responsibility of Derbyshire County Council.
The grit in the bins is for use on public roads and paths only.
The theft of grit is an offence which should be reported to the police at the time.

C. Ludlam, Parish Clerk
05.01.10