March 2024 – Quizits
Here’s the March Quizits for your diary
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Torrs Youth Festival – 27 August – everyone welcome
Sunday 27 August is our annual youth festival – its free and everyone is welcome – live music and all the trapping of a festival aimed at our younger people
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Connecting New Mills: Introducing Digital Community Notice Boards
In a bid to enhance community engagement and promote sustainability, Visit New Mills is launching an exciting project – Digital Community Notice Boards. Located at high-flow traffic areas, these boards will serve as hubs of information accessible to all, regardless of internet access. Managed by Visit New Mills, the notice boards will be located at
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New Mills Quizit raises £50k for local causes
The picturesque town of New Mills is abuzz with excitement at the news that our weekly Quizit pub quiz has reached one hell of a milestone having raised an incredible £50k for local charities. What started as a small endeavour now includes up to twelve different venues around New Mills thanks to its passionate Quizmasters
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Friends of Rowarth
For those of you that don’t know Rowarth is a hamlet about 2.5 miles (4 km) north of New Mills and sits on the edge of the Peak District within the parish boundary of New Mills. Friends of Rowarth are a community group bringing together the people of Rowarth with the aim of improving their beautiful place
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New Mills – Walkers are Welcome
New Mills Walkers are Welcome are one of the many local groups that make our town so special. Visit New Mills enjoy supporting them both financially through our weekly Quizits and also in promoting their events and successes in making New Mills a focal point for walking – here is their annual report for 2020
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Flora and fauna – the Scarlet Elf cup
It’s starting to feel more like Spring, but there are still not many flowers out yet. One brightly coloured fungus that does offer a cheery dash of colour at the moment though is the scarlet elf cup. If you’re taking a walk along the Sett Valley trail or Mousley Bottom, look into the wooded edges,
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Mapping out the future
For the past few months Visit New Mills have been working alongside High Peak Borough Council to create a new town map to welcome visitors. The folded A2 map has a town map on one side and a selection of local walks on the other side (courtesy of New Mills Walkers are Welcome), also involved
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Flora and fauna – signs of Spring
Flora and fauna : Signs of Spring Well Spring is hanging round the corner and everything’s on the point of happening. We had a wander along the canal across from Swizzels last weekend and hiding behind The Hub (that pink building) were a few patches of lemon yellow coltsfoot. A sure sign of things to come.
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New Mills Community Cinema
The New mills Community Cinema is run by volunteers in close association with St. George’s Church. We run six or seven films a year during the school holidays, as the target market is the children of New Mills, Birch Vale, Newtown, Marple, Hayfield, Little Hayfield and the surrounding area. It’s free to attend for all,
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