Kirk Ireton Diary for July and August 2010, if viewing this on the websites main page, please click the title to view/download.
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Kirk Ireton Diary for July and August 2010, if viewing this on the websites main page, please click the title to view/download.
Kirk Ireton Diary for July and August 2010, if viewing this on the websites main page, please click the title to view/download.
Below are all the results of the Wakes Week Competitions
T Walker Trophy
Winner - R Spencer
Runner Up - R Matkin
Ladies
Winner - J Beech
Runner Up - K Stone
Juniors
Winner - S Walker
Runner Up – J Middleton
Year 5/6
1st - Michael Bevan Bierne
2nd - Joseph Potts
3rd - Matthew Cammiss Lowe
Year 3/4
1st - Isobel Copestake
2nd - Francis Cammiss Lowe
3rd - Eve Kerry
Seniors
1st - Malcolm Race
Joint 2nd - Alan Brett & Ben Bevan
3rd - Heather Venables
Juniors
Joint 1st - Mimi Fletcher & Caitlin Mayes
Joint 2nd - Chris Martlew & William Kennedy
Under 5
1st – The Owl and the Pussycat, The Smith family, Callow
2nd - Racing Driver, Jack Seaton
3rd - African Carnival, Jack Prince
5-8 years
1st - Queen of Hearts, Poppy Sawyer
2nd - Squaw, Erin Barnard
3rd - Carnival dancer, Amy Hargreaves
8 – 11 years
1st - Hoola Hoola dancer, Isobel Copestake
2nd - Jester, Chris Martlew
3rd - Genie, Guy Copestake
11 and over
1st - Alice in Wonderland, The Sawyer Family – Abby , Chloe Joe, Olly and Bea Sawyer and Hayley Chambers
2nd - Queen of the Carnival, Jessica Bevan Bierne
3rd - Chinese Dragon Leader, Nikki Bierne
Floats
1st - Carnival School Float
2nd - Chinese Dragon - Juniors Den
Wakes Princess at 9 Hardings Close
Mop the builders at Old Post Office, Church Corner
Robber with swag bag at Pearlwell Farm
Mop Leg the Pirate at Buxton Hall Cottage Main Street
Owl and Pussy Cat at Ireton Court
Simon Cowell Mop at Manor House Main Street
A random collection of snaps from a fantastic sunny Saturday carnival.
Hopefully more photo’s and coverage to come, if you would like anything adding to the site, please email webmaster@kirkireton.com
Please click on the images to see a larger version (without the heads cut off):
In an update to our Wakes Fun Run post the full race results are now available:
Champion: Amy Stone
Runner-Up: Adrian McNaney
Third: Rob Stone
Secondary School Boy: Tom Beech
Secondary School Girl: Darcie Collington
Junior Boy: Joseph Potts
Junior Girl: Amy Stone
Infant Boy: Thomas Smith
Infant Girl: Charlotte Pickering
Fancy Dress: Mikey Bevan Beirne
Parent and Child: Peter Johnston and Willow
Runner + Dog: Charlotte Kennedy
Veteran: Vic Sellars
Congratulations to all of the above, and indeed to everyone who took part, a fun time was had by all, and I hope to see you all there again next year!
A complete list of all participants, places and times is available, click to download: Fun Run Results 2010
A selection of photos from last nights fun run, a great time was had by all!
If anyone can provide me with a list of the categories/winners I shall post it here.
Please click on the images to see the larger version.
An update to this post is available at Wakes fun run 2010 update.
The Wakes Carnival Day Programme 2010! If viewing this on the websites main page, please click the title to view/download.
Kirk Ireton Diary for June 2010, if viewing this on the websites main page, please click the title to view/download. Continue reading
The police have released the following update to the church lead theft:
Police have charged a man with allegedly stealing lead from a church.
At about 1.15am on Monday, May 17, patrolling officers saw a suspicious Vauxhall Corsa driving through Tansley.
They followed and found it abandoned nearby. A quantity of lead was found inside the car.
It was later discovered that lead had been stolen from the roof of St Helen’s Church, Church Town, Darley Dale.
Officers arrested a 22-year-old man from Alfreton and later charged him with theft. He is due to appear before magistrates in Chesterfield next month.
Derbyshire police are offering Selecta DNA to churches at a discounted price. The invisible substance can be coated onto any metal and remains on the skin or clothing of anyone who touches the metal. The substance contains a unique code, like DNA, so it can be traced back to a crime scene.
Churches in the Derbyshire Dales interested in purchasing Selecta DNA should contact Sgt Jon Lloyd on 0345 123 3333