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Christmas Lights

In 2019 the strings were lit until Imbolic/Candlemass (2nd February), in 2020 they were not. Did you

Prefer the strings left on until 2nd February
100% (1 vote)
Prefer the strings turned off on Twelfth Night (5th January)
0% (0 votes)
Total votes: 1

200201 | Haylestones

Haylestones

Do you know of any marker or boundary stones in the Hayle area? I home-published a small booklet about them a couple of years ago but would like to update it and produce it as a proper book.

I know about most of the obvious ones -the 4 numbered milestones from Penpol Road to Connor Downs; Harvey/CCC marked posts; the GWR stone by the  34greenhouse on the King George Memorial Walk, etc., but there are many more. We are lucky they are still here and I'd like to record what the town has at the moment.  read more »

200201 | New Enterprise Helping Hayle's Plastic Free Status Sharon Joslin

NEW ENTERPRISE HELPING HAYLE'S PLASTIC FREE STATUS

Sharon Joslin has started Eco Makers Markets at venues in West Cornwall including Passmore Edwards Institute. All traders are making products ethically with minimal impact on the environment and avoiding the use of plastics and man-made fibres. The first two Eco Makers Markets in Passmore Edwards in November and Jubilee Pool in Penzance in December were well attended by traders and customers. People commented how nice it was to be part of a community of like-minded individuals. Items being sold included recycled Cashmere accessories, local pottery, reworked clothing, toiletries, lighting and jewellery together with vegan chocolate. There were knitted goods from fleece to completed garment, weaving and much more.  read more »

200201 | Front of House Volunteers required At Hayle Heritage Centre

Front of House Volunteers required

At Hayle Heritage Centre

February 2020

Do you have a few hours to spare each week and would like to join a team of friendly people who are passionate about local history?
We are looking for new Front of House Volunteers to help with the following tasks:
Greeting visitors
Working in the Heritage Centre shop
Assisting with family workshops
Stewarding
Providing information on the local area
Assisting with historical enquiries

There will also be the opportunity to get involved in cataloguing, conservation, research and exhibitions-related activities. If you are interested or would like more information, please contact  read more »

200123 | New wind turbine to power Cornish homes

New wind turbine to power Cornish homes

From Cornwall Council:  read more »

St Austell Growth Area | Full details revealed for new St Austell development

Full details revealed for new St Austell development
CGI of the planned hotel as part of the Higher Trewhiddle Farm development in St Austell
CGI of the pub/restaurant planned as part of the Higher Trewhiddle Farm development in St Austell
CGI of the five other retail units planned as part of the Higher Trewhiddle Farm development in St Austell

Full details revealed for new St Austell development

Full details revealed for new St Austell development

Published by Sarah Yeoman at 1:54pm 28th January 2020. (Updated at 4:07pm 28th January 2020)

Written by Richard Whitehouse, Local Democracy Reporter  read more »

200127 | Inside Devon and Cornwall's renewable energy boom and what has happened since

200124 | Restrictions from 1 July to 31 August 10:00 to 18:00; Blue Flag beaches 15 May - 30 September also 10:00 to 18:00

Summary:

  • Harmonised restrictions from 1 July to 31 August (two months) between 10:00 to 18:00 hours daily
  • Except where a beach has Blue Flag status in place, when restrictions will apply for longer, from 15 May to 30 September (four and a half months) between 10:00 to 18:00.
  • There is an exception for Porthchapel Beach near Land’s End where current restrictions will be lifted, as requested by the private beach owner.
 
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