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Local organisations
List of local organisations with links either to sub pages or their own websites.
Useful local websites
Click on the images in the boxes below to be taken to other useful websites relating to Crich Parish. Also browse links to local organisations.
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Crich Memorial
The Tower and Grounds are open every day except Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Years Day from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (From Oct to Mar the Grounds will close at 4:30 pm). In inclement weather, visitors may not be permitted access to the Tower but can visit other Memorials within the grounds and the tea shop. Contact Crich Memorial Warden 01773 852350
Website: Crich Memorial
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Crich Parish (History & Heritage)
Find out about the history and heritage of the Parish of Crich, including census records, geneology records, church records, old photos, guides and maps.
Website: Crich Parish
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Crich Parish WWI
This site is about those men and women from the Parish of Crich who served during the Great War. The purpose of these records is to ensure that they are much more than "just a name" on a Roll of Honour.
Website: Crich Parish WWI
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Local Walks
There is so much variety to the countryside in and around Crich parish.
Click here to see our collection of local walks.
Latest news from local organisations
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Crich Pre-School say Thank you!
02 June 2019
Crich Pre-School want to say thank you for all the support they receive.
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Crich Area Dementia Friends' Spring newsletter published
02 June 2019
The eighth edition of the Crich Area Dementia Friends' newsletter has just started dropping on your doorsteps. Look out for it and enjoy a good read of the articles it contains.
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Young and Old Together
The generation gap in Crich is being closed as the Scouts, in association with Crich Area Dementia Friends, are creating a film about the older generations’ experience of the past.
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Open Gardens
02 June 2019
Both Crich and its neighbour Whatstandwell organise Open Gardens events, which give two great reasons to visit the area:
1. To enjoy what the villages themselves have to offer by way of scenery, history and attractions.
2. To have the opportunity to see what some gardeners have achieved with their often challenging plots.
Find out about plans for the 2019 events here...
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Just a Thought- "How can I sing a song in a strange land?"
That was the cry of a people exiled to a strange place long ago. There, they were asked: ‘Are you settling in?’ ... more or less!
Reverend Ian Whitehead shares his thoughts on settling in to Crich.
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