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the memorial hall the parish room two valleys churches parish council women's institute history society ..all the groups in the village. the punch bowl cowmire hall damson gin terra firma cas access - rope access the pod and ... ... the pod hire business dc access - tree surgery bob pitt - taxi service trish hart - re-upholstery and soft furnishings gillthwaite rigg b&b hartmanns electrical ltd. chris rabone landscapes (last update - june 10, 2018 ) welcome to the parish of crosthwaite and lyth click here for "the two valleys events diary" -- if you have enjoyed your visit to the crosthwaite and lyth website please leave us a message on our guest book page cancelled! damson day 2016 because of waterlogged fields we regret to announced the cancellation of this year's event -- wha's wha. - only search this website (opens in a new page) click here for an index of popular pages two valleys churches two valleys links the exchange two valleys parish news you can download previous editions here (.pdf files) rodney sale's weather pages -- memorial hall bookings snooker club & parish room bookings the landowners of crosthwaite and lyth the heversham award landowners minutes 1857 to 1910 crosthwaite and lyth graveyards over 4500 records dating back to 1570 around the parish damson country walks around the lyth and winster valleys cameos of crosthwaite and lyth genealogy the people and families of crosthwaite and lyth picture gallery parish articles events and information. village videos clubs and societies aerobics and yoga play group art club bell ringers crosthwaite and lyth bowling club crosthwaite short mat bowling club local history society crosthwaite tennis club women's institute crosthwaite playgroup -- organisations and businesses pc the parish council the memorial hall local businesses local businesses -- initiatives parish plan housing needs survey village of the year 2009 first responders links to other sites artisan-food in cumbria crosthwaite school crosthwaite playgroup brigsteer village hall the winster valley homepage -- witherslack village the natland web site the westmorland damson association the lake district national park authority cumbria directory rural wheels village maps courtesy of colin day oxenholme - past & present where are we? the damson valley lies 5 miles west of kendal, 5 miles north of grange-over-sands and 3 miles south of bowness-on-windermere. the m6 motorway is 5 miles from the parish. manchester airport is 82 miles to the south. crosthwaite derives its name from the old scandinavian word, "thwaite", meaning a clearing in a forest or a piece of land, which has been enclosed. this was blended with "cross", which may reflect the earlier christian connections with the irish or angle missionaries of the sixth or seventh century. the norsemen also gave the lyth valley its name; "hlith" means sloping hillside. where are we? - click here news and events (click on the underlined text to go to the article, website or e-mail address) ** -- ** crosthwaite post offices opening times punch bowl inn, crosthwaite mondays, tuesdays and thursdays 9.30am to 12.30am hare and hounds at bowland bridge tuesdays and thursdays 1.30pm to 4.00pm ** crosthwaite show 2018 click here to download your free schedule. advance notices potholes click here for guidance on reporting a fault on the highway memorial hall click here to see what's going on and when it is available. to book the argles memorial hall crosthwaite please contact kath edwards on (015395) 68879 or email: parish room what's on? click here. popular pages click here for an index of popular pages superfast broadband in crosthwaite click here for an up-date if you have any comments, corrections, amendments or additions to this web site or if you have any 'advance notices' you would like to include here please e-mail (john at south low) parish council click here to go to the main parish council page click here for the most recent parish council meeting agenda. here for the annual parish council meeting agenda. -- click here for the draft latest parish council mintutes and here for approved parish council minutes. click here for the annual parish council meeting draft minutes. click below for : bdo audit 2016-2017 cash book 2017 - 18.xlsx inc exp 2017 - 18.xlsx exercise of public rights martin french clerk to crosthwaite & lyth parish council. note - the pc meetings are now generally held on the 1st tuesday in each month. click here for photos and reports of wi events --------------- the members of crosthwaite and lyth w.i. are proud to announce that we are celebrating our 90th anniversary during 2018 we’d like to invite everyone from crosthwaite and lyth to come and help us celebrate at a special evening event: on wednesday 15th august there will be a fascinating presentation by the kendal oral history society called “ rural life in south lakeland” we’ll also be serving a buffet supper. we’d also like to invite everyone from the two valleys parishes to join us at our open meetings on wednesday 18th july at 8pm a cookery demonstration: “the 45 minute dinner party menu” on wednesday 17th october at 8pm mr andrew vickers from sldc will be talking about “recycling – rubbish matters” and there will also be a stall run by silverdale wi highlighting microplastic fibres and a display that features alternatives to single use plastic. please make a note of the dates and further information will be available in due course. there will be a small charge for the july and october events, payable on the door, but the august event will be free to all members and guests and we’ll be issuing tickets. click here for the 2018 wi programme. jean sherratt 68000 the landowners of crosthwaite and lyth charity registration no 1073467 the landowners of crosthwaite and lyth summer walk – saturday 21st july 2018. you are invited to join in a gentle walk of 2 or 3 miles over township allotment observing, in particular, the flora of this open land and the changes occurring since the change from sheep to cattle grazing. it is intended to meet at the top of the field known as ‘the square’, off the end of the surfaced road through the row at 1.00pm for an informal, bring your own, picnic before setting off. bill sharp is happy for vehicles to be driven up the track to park at the top of the square making access easier for all. the enjoyment of the event depends on the weather and if inclement conditions prevail the picnic may be abandoned and an alternative, more sheltered, route be taken through the adjacent fellside plantation. well trained and controlled dogs and owners are welcome. if more information is required please contact: tony marshall (015395 68304) or martin casson (015395 68612). ----------------------- the annual general meeting took take place at crosthwaite school, on wednesday 7th february 2018. the agm minutes (draft) and accounts for 2017 are available here martin casson chairman new peter sherratt has taken a break from pantomimes to release two novels, river song and cornish princess. click here for more.... new walter duncan park - a family history the park family cartmel fell and district local history society click here for our 2017/18 programme our meetings are on the second monday of the month, from september to april, with two outings or walks in may and june. two valleys church services click here for this month's church services. two valleys parish news click here for the latest tvpn - or here for previous issues. south cumbria rivers trust we have started the first year of a 4 year project to assess the current status of the winster and gilpin catchments , identify opportunities to enhance and restore areas and where appropriate to implement restoration/remediation options to allow for recovery. this will all be closely linked with the community, working with landowners to identify opportunities, working with communities to undertake monitoring and develop options and running a number of events for schools, children and adults alike to get involved with the world of rivers. to find out more please go to the webpage: https://scrt.co.uk/what-we-do/current-projects/ . helsington community land trust affordable homes in helsington/brigsteer and neighbouring parishes click here for more information. click here for a "register of interest" form. rural wheels rural wheels provides door-to-door transport for people who do not have, or are unable to access scheduled transport. the service can be used for a variety of purposes including: making connections with buses or trains doctor, dentist or optician appointments visiting friends or family in hospital shopping visiting friends or family for more information click here to go to the ccc rural wheels and community wheels web page. community wheels lakes and lyth community wheels started on wednesday 18 september 2016 and will provide a new community transport service for our parish. click below for:- community wheels customer leaflet community wheels customer poster community wheels newsletter every wednesday morning a 13 seater mini-bus is running a service from crosthwaite to kendal, leaving the memorial hall at 10 oclock. the service starts in kendal travels through bowness, winster, crosthwaite, underbarrow, and brigsteer, arriving in kendal about 10.45. the return journey is about two hours later, giving you plenty of time to do your shopping, or any businees you may need to do in kendal. the service is run by cumbria county council, using volunteer drivers from the local area. to use the bus you must register to make a trip. this can be arranged via the library in kendal, or by giving john holmes a call on 015395 68599. please try and use this service, it's here to stay as long as we have enough passengers to make it viable. everyone using it now speaks about the "great crack" and companionship that has built up since the service started. for more information call john holmes, phone as above. to speak direct to the operators in carlisle ring 0845 6023786 . wanted – volunteer drivers volunteers are required to support the 541 service which operates a return trip to kendal, once a week for the villages of crook, winster, bowness, underbarrow, crosthwaite and brigsteer. local people are being sought to drive a 16 seat, fully accessible “community wheels” minibus as provided by cumbria county council. volunteers will need to possess a full uk driving licence and be under 76 years of age. volunteers will be provided with crb checks and training to a midas standard (minibus driver awareness scheme) and volunteer mileage expenses will be covered at a cost of 45p per mile. we are seeking to recruit a number of drivers to enable us to develop a flexible approach with the commitment from volunteers. this is a great opportunity to support your local community in the picturesque lyth valley. anybody interested in becoming a volunteer driver or wanting further details regarding what’s involved please contact: (caroline watson, community transport officer, on 01228 226721) click here for the ccc discussion on the service 541. cumbria community messaging cumbria community messaging (ccm) is managed by the cumbria neighbourhood watch association (cnwa). it offers people and communities across cumbria the means to receive information from agencies in the county tailored to their particular preferences for content, priority and means of communication. it is a web based system and registration is quick, simple and completely free. there are no contracts, costs or obligations of any kind. cumbria messaging service is a two way communication system designed to put you in touch with the people and services in cumbria. click on https://www.cumbriacommunitymessaging.co.uk/ and sign up. the exchange click here to go to the exchange web page. exchange video click here to view a video that cumbria action made at the exchange. “guided feet” carolyn ashcroft dip cfhp, mps pract. foot health practitioner argles memorial hall - some wednesdays at the exchange by appointment. tel; 01539 739259 mobile: 07470 97647 action with communities in cumbria (act) click here to see what action with communities in cumbria (act) (formerley voluntary action cumbria (vac)) think about our exchange in their publication - " the exchange at crosthwaite - a guide to establishing an exchange in your area . pictures and up to date information on the exchange can be found at http://www.cumbriaaction.org.uk/resources/toolkits ; you will see that exchanges are county wide now!! lyth valley first responder group the lyth valley first responders group is now very much in being. 34 people from the 5 villages involved (brigsteer, crook, crosthwaite, underbarrow & witherslack) are now in training supervised by the north west ambulance service and the intention is to become operational during may this year. we still need further volunteers to be trained as responders and to help with fund raising. please contact the secretary: john holmes. 015395 68599, 07876 560053 or superfast fibre optic broadband! in a village near you? crosthwaite update bt have been working on their connecting cumbria project, laying fibre to many villages and hamlets across the county. now 90% of properties are able to upgrade to ‘superfast’ broadband. however, households must contact a service provider to upgrade their service, and it doesn’t always cost more. the benefits to residents and businesses are around faster download/upload times and the ability to have more devices using wifi simultaneously. however, there is a further important point. the more people sign up for fibre broadband, indicating a need for the service, the more money is made available for continuing to lay fibre cable to the harder to reach properties. without people actually using the service, bt cannot make the case for more funding. there is also an issue with people not knowing that their local cabinet is enabled, and therefore not realising they can upgrade their broadband service.you can check if your parish has been connected to the fibre network here: http://www.connectingcumbria.org.uk/when-and-where.asp     information courtesy of cumbria association of local councils (calc) -- have you checked if you have access to ultrafast broadband? roll out of fibre broadband is now in full swing across cumbria and has arrived in crosthwaite, grigghall and surrounding the area. the connecting cumbria project to build a fibre network around the county is ahead of schedule. the multi-million pound project will run until 2018 and more than 128,000 business and home premises can now benefit from the superfast technology since the first connections were made in october 2013. including commercial rollout, over 90% of premises in cumbria now have access to fibre broadband. nearly 500 homes and businesses around crosthwaite can upgrade to ultrafast broadband (up to 300mbs), with more to come in 2017. how to benefit from broadband using the internet delivers great benefits to everyone; getting better deals, saving money, gaining new skills and qualifications, finding a better job, more support at home, keeping in touch with family and friends as well as access to new services and support from gp’s, the nhs, local and national government. the financial benefits of using the internet can range from around £1000 per year for a new user to £3500 for an advanced user who is able to access the best deals and offers online or learn a whole new skill via a free online course. that’s worth around £500k per year (every year) to people in the area. for business, superfast delivers access to new technology and solutions that can help a business reduce costs, deliver better service and help to differentiate your business as well as offering new revenues and opportunities. for hotels, b&b’s and holiday lets there are new services that your customers now expect. find out more at http://www.connectingcumbria.org.uk or watch out for posters and cards with details of the workshop if you have any comments, amendments or additions to this web site please e-mail (john s or john h) e-mail addresses on this web site are protected by end

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