Crich Standard
Crich Standard
Local organisations
List of local organisations with links either to sub pages or their own websites.
Sports, hobbies and pastimes clubs and groups
Click on the images in the boxes below to visit their pages.
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Crich 1st Scouts
Crich 1st Scouts are based at the Scout Hut on Jeffires Lane and run Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Explorer groups.
Webpage: Crich 1st Scouts
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Active Crich for Everyone
Empowering people to be more active in their local community.
Webpage: Active Crich for Everyone
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Art Stand Group
Local artists/artisans meeting once a month to socialise, discuss art, plan exhibitions and visits, do workshops and generally have fun.
Webpage: Art Stand Group
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Cliff Inn Cricket Team
For details about The Cliff Inn Cricket team contact Alistair Varley 01773 857037
Facebook: Cricket Team
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Cliff Inn Horticultural Society
The Cliff Inn Horticultural Society are a social group that meet on the second Monday of the month at the Cliff Inn. Pop along to one of our meetings to find out more.
Facebook page: The Cliff Inn
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Crich Brass
Crich Brass is a friendly and inclusive group with an age range from 14 to 85. All newcomers will be made welcome.
Contact: Derek on 01773 852620 or Charlotte on 07796 801001
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Crich Crafters
We're a friendly bunch who meet up the second Thursday of each month to chat and work on our projects - whatever your craft, whatever your level, bring your current project and join us!
Webpage: Crich Crafters
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Fritchley Community Choir
Our aim is to have fun, make friends and enjoy what we do. New members always welcome.
Contact: Linda Daughton on 01773 850107
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Fritchley Craft Group
Bring your own materials for a social get together at Fritchley Hall, plus skill sharing workshops.
Come along and join us. Everyone will be made to feel welcome.
Webpage: Fritchley Craft Group
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Jog Crich
A fun, friendly jogging group is perfect for people who want to get active for the first time, or more experienced runners who want to exercise in a sociable, supportive environment.
Facebook page: Jog Crich
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Mobile Library
Derbyshire County Council Mobile Library visits the Crich area every four weeks on a Tuesday morning.
Latest news from local organisations
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Classic Motorcycle Day at Crich Tramway Village
17 June 2022
The annual Classic Motorcycle Day at Crich Tramway Village will be held this year on Sunday July 3rd.
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Crich Tramway Village - Limited Opening Update
25 May 2022
Crich Tramway Village has been able to partially re-open following the closere to allow essential maintenance work to be carried out. However, tram services and access to the tram depot and exhibition halls remains closed.
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Crich Tramway Village Temporarily Closed
18 May 2022
Crich Tramway Village is temporarily closed to allow essential sfatey maintenance work to be undertaken.
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Muddlealong have been helping the Ukraine appeal
23 April 2022
Muddlealong have just forwarded some of their completed items to the Ukraine appeal.
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New Season at Crich Tramway Village
04 March 2022
Crich Tramway Village reopens to the public on 12th March. This item provides some background detail, including news of three trams which will feature this season and an indication of the main events planned for 2022.
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Upcoming events involving local organisations
Crich Heritage Partnership Meeting - Brunton’s Walking engine or Mechanical Traveller
Thu Jun 30 19:30:00 2022
7.30 pm at Crich Glebe Field Centre
Dieter Hopkin has kindly agreed to talk about Brunton’s Walking engine or Mechanical Traveller on June 30th at . This machine was designed to overcome the perceived problem of lack of adhesion of steel wheels on steel rails, built by the Butterley Company and used in Crich.
Everyone welcome!
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Glebe, Social group, Talk, Event
Crich Gong Bath
Sat Jul 2 19:30:00 2022
Saturday 2 July at Crich Glebe Field Centre
From 7.30 pm to 9.00 pm
£15 booking and prepayment essential (see contact details below)
Come and experience the powerful and deeply relaxing sounds of gongs and other instruments.
Allow the beautiful sounds to bathe you!
It can help with stress, tensions, insomnia, axiety, stops the chattering mind and improves general wellbeing.
Bring a mat, blanket and pillow if you want to lie down.
Please arrive at 7.15 pm for a prompt start
Contact Margit on 07530 136804
Facebook: Sound for Wellbeing
Email: margitmcintosh@hotmail.co.uk
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Glebe, Activity, Music, Event