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MAY 2015
Dreams Coming True
It’s long been acknowledged that to meet one’s hero is to
court disaster. After spending years, nay, sometimes decades,
worshipping from afar, the reality is bound to fail to meet
expectations. So, Paloma Faith, Stephen Fry, James Taylor,
James Lee Burke etc., you can all breathe easy.
I won’t be camping outside any of your doors! I’ll just carry
on dreaming of perfect encounters.
But, we all have different sorts of dreams. Mine usually
involve cars. Fast, luxurious, and ridiculously expensive.
A few weeks ago.
Adrenaline! A race track. A Ferrari 458. Concentration. Rain. Wind. Heavy rain. A
Lamborghini overtaken. Masses of Adrenaline. Masses of concentration. Disbelief.
And then, the moment. An Aston Martin DB9!!!!!!! The imaginary ’phone call, “ So Billy
(Piper), thanks for the invite to help you pick out some costumes for “ Secret Diary of a
Call Girl II “, but I’ve just got to take a DB9 round the track“. Pouring rain. Massive
concentration. Massive amounts of Adrenaline. Another Lambo’ overtaken! Euphoria. “Big
Al”, has had his moment!
So, did it live up to expectation? I can’t remember. It was all just a blur.
Would I do it again? Too right I would! Anyway, I can accept imperfections. I live with me!
Alan R-M
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Judy – Editor
MAY 2015
THANK YOU
Many thanks for the anonymous donation of £50 towards the running of the
Newsletter. Very Welcome.
Thanks for the £5 donation from John Rhodes of the Newquay Male Voice
Choir. See page 17 for the concerts up and coming
Many thanks for the £10 donation from the Goonhavern WI for their page
promotion on page 19
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PARISH COUNCIL REPORT
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Report Of The Parish Council Meeting Wednesday 15th April 2015
PRESENT: Cllrs. R.L.B.Spencer, N. Bradder, A. Ratcliffe-Marshall, A. Percy, C.W. Longden, M. Jenkin, D. Hopkinson
and the Clerk: D. Hawken. 14 Parishioners.
APOLOGIES: Cllrs. T. Malin, K. Cox and Cornwall Councillor Lisa Gorman.
POLICE REPORT: There were no crimes reported in March.
Before the meeting opened Mrs. S. Shaw spoke about the road works on Ellenglaze Lane and raised her concerns
about the work done, whether Cornwall Council got value for money and the current state of the un-surfaced part of
the lane. Colin Mortlake spoke against the Sunny Cottage planning application. Virginia Hopton, Daniel Rowling, John
Wilkinson, Oliver Mortlake all spoke against the Sunny Cottage planning application.
OPENING: The Meeting was opened at 7.12 pm, by the Chairman Cllr A. Percy
MINUTES OF THE MEETINGS HELD ON 18th March 2015: The Minutes were approved and signed as a True Record.
MATTERS ARISING FROM THE MINUTES OF THE MEETING HELD ON 18th March 2015:
The The Clerk reported that he contacted Richard Holder at David Ball about the Treetops site and has received a
reply.The Clerk reported that our application for Section 106 funding for the Youth Shelter has been approved and we
should be receiving funds in the near future. It was decided to chase up the no overtaking sign for Rejerrah.
Cllr. A. Percy reported that the Community Benefit fund has made grant funding available to Cubert Village Hall and
Crantock Church Roof Repair fund.
PLANNING:
Decision Notices received:
PA15/0095 - Repositioning of two parking spaces in front of number 14 to be swapped with the path in front of
number 15. 14 & 15 Parc An Rose, Cubert, Newquay, Cornwall for Mrs. Caroline Wilkinson - Withdrawn
PA15/02011 Loft conversion refurbishment and addition of dormers with Juliet balconies - 38 Chynowen Parc ,
Cubert, Cornwall TR8 5HD for Mrs. Louise Player - Approved
PA15/00544 Existing Cabin / office used for fishing tackle and ticket sales, to be demolished and the proposed new
building to be erected in the south east corner of the field. This will be the ticket office and focal hub for fishing clubs
and service. Gwinear Lakes, Gwinear Farm, Cubert, Newquay for Mr. David Hammond - Approved
PA14/11215 Demolition of existing sub-standard dwelling and replacement new dwelling with associated works.
The Mowhay, Holywell Bay, Newquay for Mr. & Mr. L Thomas - Approved
Applications:
PA15/02007 Erection of a single, open market, 4 bed dormer bungalow dwelling with a double garage and large
garden area. Sunny Cottage, Holywell Road, Cubert for Mr Derek Coyle Resolved: to Strongly Object to the
application on the grounds of over development of the site. Loss of light to existing neighbours gardens and buildings,
closeness of the garage to existing buildings and amenity areas. It was further decided that Cllr. A. Percy would write
to the Executive at Cornwall Council to complain about procedural matters in respect to this application.
Cubert Methodist Church – Cllr. R.L.B. Spencer spoke of his concerns about the continued deterioration of the old
Cubert Methodist Church. It was decided to write to enforcement to complain about the deterioration, particularly
the risk of losing the stain-glass windows in this Grade 2 listed building.
Cllr. A. Percy spoke about the various enforcement issues in and around commons road. Lowen Bre – It was decided
to ask enforcement what is happening as we believe a Septic Tank has been installed without permission.
Penhale – The Parish Council discussed the developers presentation.
LOCAL BUS SERVICES
Cllr. A. Percy highlighted the deficiencies in the new bus service. The difficulties getting to the doctors surgery in
Perranporth and to Treliske Hospital. He also indicated that he had tried to get this matter on the Agenda for the Area
Network meeting but unfortunately it was not included for discussion.
CORRESPONDENCE RECEIVED: As listed, with special attention to the following items:
Comparo - Meeting with Parish Councillors
J. Eastbrook - Cubert SkatePark
CC - Localism and Devolution
Derek CoyleFirst - Step Homes Cubert
HomeStart - Request for funding and publicity.*
B.Longden - Neighbourhood Watch**
CC - Show your support for the Case for Cornwall
CC - Library and one stop shop service consultation. J.Dearne - Bus service
D.Ball - Treetops site.
T Dyer - Proposed Penhale Development
* - It was decided to put an article in the newsletter.
**- It was decided that Cllr. W.C. Longden would put something in the Newsletter
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ANY OTHER RELEVANT BUSINESS NOT REQUIRING DECISIONS AT THIS MEETING:
It was decided to chase up the renewal of road markings in Chynowen Lane.
Cllr. R.L.B. Spencer reported on his and Cllr. A. Percys attendance at the Area Network Meeting and the North Coast
Cluster Group meeting.
It was decided to remind parishioners about the A30 consultation – There is still time to reply.
Cllr. A. Percy reported that Pete Herman had supplied a new stainless steel bench for the Youth Park. The Parish
Council wish to offer their sincerest thanks to Mr. Herman for this very kind donation.
CLOSING, DATE OF NEXT MEETING: The meeting was closed at 9.57 pm.
The next Statutory meeting to be held on Wednesday 20th May 2015 at 7 p.m. in the Village Hall.
The annual Parish meeting to be held on Wednesday 22nd April 2015 at 7 p.m. in the Village Hall
PARISHIONER ARE REMINDED OF:
The A3075 upgrade.
Please help the Parish Council by completing the questionnaire expressing support for the
upgrade of the A3075 to Zelah route.
Replies can also be made to:
“[email protected]”
Extra forms at “cornwall.gov.uk/highwayschemes”
Home-Start Kernow
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and support to families with at least one child under 5 who are experiencing a range of issues such as first
time or young parents, mental health, substance misuse, domestic abuse, illness, disability or multiple
births.
Home-Start is a community based charity utilising the skills and experience of local people to meet the
needs of local families. We encourage wider support networks and promote increased engagement in
community life for families and volunteers. Please look at our website (www.homestartkernow.org.uk) for
more information.
SPORT & LEISURE
By Lesley Clayton
Excellent news! Cubert Short Mat Bowling Club has achieved first place in Division One and will be
promoted to the Premier League next season. Well done to all players taking part throughout the season,
not forgetting the Competition Secretary who has organised the team for each fixture and all the relevant
paperwork so successfully.
The Annual Dinner and Presentation of Awards Evening will be held on May 5th and should be an
enjoyable social time.
The club’s AGM will be held in the Village Hall on Tuesday 9th June, starting at 7pm.
We continue to meet Tuesday evenings from 7pm until 9pm and also Thursday afternoons between 2pm
and 4.30pm which includes a refreshment break.
Anyone who would like to come along and experience a game of bowls is most welcome on the dates
below. Shoes and bowls can be supplied. A warm welcome waits for you.
Bowling dates for MAY: Thursday 7th - 2pm Tuesday 12th – 7pm Thursday 14th- 2pm
Tuesday 19th – 7pm Thursday 21st - 2pm Tuesday 26th- 7pm Thursday 28th - 2pm
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NOTICE OF EVENT
TREVORNICK 10
OFF-ROAD RUNNING RACE
BEING HELD ON SUNDAY 10 th MAY FROM 10.30 A.M.TO APPROXIMATELY 1.30 P.M.
A TEN MILE OFF-ROAD RUNNING RACE (TREVORNICK 10), ENCOMPASSING LEWANNICK, CUBERT
COMMON, THE COMMON, WEST PENTIRE, THE KELSEYS, PORTH JOKE AND THE COASTAL
FOOTPATH FROM PORTH JOKE TO HOLYWELL BAY, WILL TAKE PLACE ON SUNDAY 10TH MAY 2015.
IT IS ESTIMATED THAT APPROXIMATELY 400 RUNNERS WILL TAKE PART. THE COURSE WILL BE
WELL MARSHALLED AND IT WOULD BE APPRECIATED IF YOU FOLLOW THEIR INSTRUCTIONS.
PLEASE DO KEEP YOUR DOGS ON A LEAD WHEN ENTERING THE RACE AREA.
NEWQUAY ROAD RUNNERS THANKS YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION IN THIS MATTER.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION THEN VISIT WWW.NEWQUAYROADRUNNERS.CO.UK
HOLYWELL & CUBERT AFC
(All Duchy League Division 2 Unless Stated)
Any Enquires, Contact the Chairman, James, at 01637 830248, or [email protected]
Final League table in next month’s Newsletter
Results
21/03/2015 Calstock
6 3 Holywell & Cubert
04/03/2015 Callington Town
8 0 Holywell & Cubert
11/04/2015 Sticker
3 0 Holywell & Cubert
Duchy League Division Two
Position
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Team
Played Wins Draws Loss
St Dennis
20
16
2
2
Sticker
22
16
0
6
Callington Town
17
13
1
3
Gerrans St Mawes
22
10
3
9
North Hill
22
8
7
7
Gunnislake
21
7
6
8
Stoke Climsland
21
8
3
10
Calstock
20
8
2
10
Holywell & Cubert
21
6
5
10
Lifton
22
6
5
11
St Neot
21
5
1
15
Packhorse Athletic
21
2
5
14
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Goal
Difference Points
32
50
44
48
51
40
0
33
2
31
4
27
-5
27
-1
26
-17
23
-19
23
-45
16
-46
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CUBERT RACES
TUESDAY 2ND JUNE 2015
CHILDREN AND ADULTS
1 MILE RUN AND OTHER CHILDREN’S RACES
Races will start from the field adjacent to the Village Hall, all entry fees in aid of Cubert Community
projects (all finishers will receive a memento and a goody bag).
17:15 - TODDLERS TROT
17:45 - FUN RUN -5-6 YEAR OLDS
18:15 - ONE MILE RUN-FOR 5 YEARS PLUS ONLY
Entry fee £3.50 per person. This race will start at 18.15 and entry cut off time for booking is 18.00.
Pre- registration available via Newquay road races website www.newquayroadrunners.co.uk
Registration on the day commences at 15.30 at Cubert Village Hall.
Your postal entries and fee payable to Cubert and Holywell Bay Carnival Committee
(THESE CAN BE COLLECTED FROM CUBERT SHOP OR DOWNLOAD FROM OUR FACE BOOK PAGE) Cubert
races.
Send to: Leslie Richardson. Seascape, Rhubarb Hill, Holywell Bay. TR8 5PT.
Phone entries on 01637 831160 -you can also pay on the night.
ADULT 5 MILE ROAD RACE AT 19:30
Following on from the 1 mile race the 5 mile event will start at 19.30 from Jubilee Close and finishing
at the lower field opposite the Village hall.
DETAILS FOR THIS EVENT ON THE NRR'S WEB SITE www.newquayroadrunners.co.uk OR CONTACT:
JAN SARGENT ON 01637 830382 OR EMAIL [email protected]
TRAFFIC DETAILS AND PARKING
The Cubert 5 miler is one of the most popular races in Cornwall, attracting 600 runners last year. As a
consequence there will be disruptions to the roadways around the Village hall and centre from 17.00
until 20.00. All traffic will be stopped at the following:
The junction of High Lanes and the lane leading to the Smugglers .
The junction of Holywell Road and Jubilee Crescent from 19.20 until 19.40.
Road through village closed 19.00 to 20.00
There will also be parking restrictions on Wesley Road and Chynowen Lane between 17.30 to 20.30.
Only parking for disabled and ambulance in Village Hall car park
Parking for children’s races free in Church field
gates open from 15.00
Free Parking for 5 mile in field adjacent to Village
hall gates open from 16.00
HAIR . NAILS . BEAUTY .
YEO AND CO
EVENING FUN
In addition to the races there will be a BBQ, bar,
hot refreshments, cakes. Raffle on the night.
Children’s activities /bouncy castle etc.
So come on and join in the fun.
Look forward to seeing you there.
Email : [email protected]
3 The Gounce, Perranporth, TR6 0JW
Tel: 01872 575255
[email protected]
Experienced Stylists. Bridal Hair. Acrylic &
Gel Nails . Shellac. Minx
Manicures. Pedicures. Facials . Waxing
Spray Tans . Men’s Cut Throat Shaving
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Cubert Sea Anglers Prize Presentation
The Cubert Sea Anglers Annual Dinner and Prize Presentation was held on
Saturday 21st March at the Offshore Restaurant (how appropriate for Sea Anglers!). Members,
friends and our President enjoyed an excellent meal. Trophies for the 2014 Season were
presented to successful members.
Although rather smaller in numbers than usual, members enjoyed a fun evening culminating in a raffle with Colin
Hunt, up to his usual tricks, donating a mystery prize. Our group having been slightly subdued because other
people were having meals, the management later told us that we could have been more vocal – even indulging
in an 'Oggie Shout'. Roll on next year for the Anglers!
Rodney Phillips
New double surf ski and website
for Holywell Bay Surf Lifesaving Club
‘The Big Launch’ took place at noon on Sunday 12 April when Holywell Bay Surf Lifesaving Club
launched their brand new double surf ski. Fundraising and sponsorship from C-Bay restaurant and
bistro, Treguth Inn, Treworgans Holiday Park and Usfor design and printing financed the ski. Further
information can be found on the club’s brand new dynamic website at www.holywellbayslsc.co.uk –
launched on the day by club member Jeeka Griffin (www.majik-websites.co.uk).
Founded in 1962, Holywell Bay SLSC strives to maintain lifesaving, not just for its members, but for the
whole community through a combination of determination, courage, teamwork and an awful lot of fun!
The club trains our local children from the age of 6 and by a system of age and ability related programs,
create opportunities for them to become fully trained and qualified lifeguards. Several of our children
have become lifeguards on Holywell Beach and through vigilance and service maintain a safe
environment for us all to enjoy. Beach training for nippers and juniors resumes on Saturday 2 May at
9.45am sharp!
On a serious note, in the first week of April this year, Chris Bisson, Rhys Ellis-Davies, Mike Gough and
Steve Peck - all senior club members at Holywell Bay rescued 4 people from the sea in separate
incidents. Full time lifeguards are not employed until May, but club members still maintain an unofficial
watch over the sea even when surfing socially.
Bob Heayel
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CUBERT METHODIST CHURCH
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The story is told of a farmer who had lived on the same farm all his life. It was a good farm, but with passing years,
the farmer began to tire of it. He longed for a change – for something “better.”
Every day he found a new reason for criticising some feature of the old place.
Finally, he decided to sell and called an estate agent to value the farm for sale.
As one might expect, it emphasized all the farm’s advantages; ideal location, modern equipment, healthy stock,
acres of fertile ground etc.
Before placing the ad in the newspaper the agent rang the farmer and read out the copy for his approval.
When he had finished, the farmer cried out, “Hold everything! I’ve changed my mind; I’m not going to sell.
I’ve been looking for a place like that all my life.”
Our Sunday services during May will be led by the following:
May 3rd Ann Redfern
11am
10th Christine Roberts
11am
th
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Gareth Jones
11am
24th John Hogarth
11am
31st Reverend Sandy Osgerby 11.15am
Pentecost Sunday 24th May will be our 3rd Anniversary in the new chapel.
Our united service with the Parish Church will be led by John Hogarth
Curator at Isbell’s Cottage at Trewint
Please come and join us
The Toddler Club continues to draw a good number – they meet on Monday mornings from 10am-12noon during
term time only.
More information from Elaine Dunstone on 01637 830417.
The Craft and Chat Group also meet on Mondays from 1pm-3pm – we are a friendly group, please pop in and
meet us.
Sing4Fun meet on Monday evenings from 7-8.15pm. We are exactly what is says on the tin – we have a lot of fun
and sing a mixture of songs. No singing experience necessary – just come and Sing4Fun.
More information from Carole on 01637 876581
Youth Club for those 9 years and older is during term time on Wednesdays from 6-7.30pm. We usually have
around 14 young people and a good time is had by all. Call Carole on the above number for more information.
Bible Study will be held on Thursday 21st May from 7.30-9pm.
Our chapel is available to hire – call Elaine or Carole for details.
Our minister is Sandy Osgerby who can be contacted on 01637 873087
PARENT GOVERNOR
The children are all back now after the Easter break and summer uniforms and shorts are out in force
thanks to the fine weather we have been having.
Two of our classes are attending the Plen an Gwari Project in St Just at the end of April. For those of you,
like me, who are not too sure what this is, they are Medieval Cornish Amphitheatres. Some survive,
particularly in St Just and our children will have the opportunity to go down there and explore this
historical site.
Our Summer Fayre, organised and run by our hugely supportive PTA, will be taking place between
3.30pm and 7pm on Friday 15th May. Everyone is welcome to come along to pick up some bargains and
support our School. The winners of our “Cubert School’s Got Talent” competition will be performing at
the event. It is going to be very exciting.
And a heads up for all school parents out there, its Class photo time on Wednesday 20 th May lol! I
always have to mark it on the calendar to remind myself!
Niki Oatridge
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ST CUBERT PARISH NEWS
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Services at St Cubert Church for May 2015
Everyone very welcome as we continue our Easter Services
Sunday
3rd May Family Service at 9.30 am A short service for all ages. Come and enjoy the service with
your family. There is coffee and hot chocolate afterwards .
Wednesday 6th May Said Eucharist 6pm.
Sunday
10th May Sung Eucharist 9.30 am.
Thursday
14th May ASCENTION Day Holy Communion 7.30 pm.
Sunday
17th May Morning Prayer 9.30 am.
Sunday
24th May Sung Eucharist 9.30 am. PENTECOST
Sunday
31st May Holy Communion at St Carantock Crantock 11 am. TRINITY.
Forthcoming events Everyone Very welcome
Mondays Craft Group in the Chapel room 1pm-3pm
Tuesdays 10am -12md Book sale in The Church room. All books 50p. Tea and coffee whilst you browse.
Fridays Whist in the Church rooms 2pm
Monday 4th May Memory Café at Crantock Village Hall 2-4pm A warm welcome to People with memory
problems their friends and carers.
Monday 11th May Memory Café St Michaels Perranporth 1.45 pm - 4pm Tea ,cake, activities. A friendly
group to support people with memory problems, their friends and their carers. Lots of activities are planned, so
do come along and join us for a pleasant afternoon.
Please remember you can attend as many Memory Cafes as you wish. Free of charge and throughout Cornwall.
St Agnes has recently started a new café.
New Numbers are now available for the monthly Lottery from Kath 01637 831083. £12 per year with a prize of
£20 per month. All profits to the Church restoration fund
Wednesday 27th May 7 pm for 7.30pm PRIZE BINGO at Cubert Village Hall. Prizes for all the family. Please bring
your own food and drink.
Anyone wanting to join the Churches Electoral Roll please contact Wendy 01637 830380
Forward Planning Tuesday 2nd June Cubert Fun run.
MAY 2015
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TRANSPORT
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A PARISH WALK
This is a lovely parish
The countryside, the sea
The folks who love to live here
It fills my heart with glee.
The sunshine and the flowers
The birds and the bees
It all makes it more beautiful
For all to come and see.
The seashore with its' grasses
The beaches – shells galore
The waves that are a thrashing
They welcome us some more
If you're ever out exploring
Be sure to come this way
You will see such pretty villages
You will feel you want to stay.
Heather
FIRST BUS SERVICES
From 29/3/2015
This is a quick reference of how our buses
operate. You need the official timetables to
know the exact times and routes.
Type into your search engine e.g. GOOGLE –
FIRST BUS TIMETABLES CORNWALL
Buses run between Newquay and Truro
No 585 operates via St Newlyn East, Zelah,
Shortlanesend
No 87 operates a similar route to the old 587
They run approximately every 2 hours
Mon to Sat
585 from 07:00 to 19:00
87 from 19:00 to Midnight
Sun & Bank holidays
87 from 09:00 and 18:00
MAY 2015
BIRD NOTES
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The RSPB has published the results of The Big Garden Birdwatch in January.
The top ten birds, with figures per. Garden is as follows:
House Sparrow (2.9), Starling (2.7), Blackbird (2.7), Blue Tit (2.7),
Wood Pigeon (2), Chaffinch (1.4), Robin (1.4), Great Tit (1.4),
Goldfinch (1.3), Collared Dove (1.2).
Locally our figures were vastly different, with Goldfinches and Chaffinches the most numerous by far.
The Isles of Scilly has proved a haven for Greenfinches, possibly by being so isolated and thus being
able to miss the disease that this species had on the mainland. Also, the Islands, in late March,
recorded an extremely rare male Desert Wheatear.
Dick Twinney, in his wildlife article in the Newquay Voice on 1st April, reported a rare sighting of a
'Green-Billed Irish Chough' and showed a sketch of one supposedly seen by him on Porth Island,
Newquay. No doubt several locals headed there to catch a glimpse of this bird, but their visit would
have been pointless as Dick Twinney's bird would have been consigned to the pages of 'April Fool'
jokes; convincing as I suspect it was to many!
Apart from the Chough we all know, with red legs and beak, there is the Alpine Chough which has a
shorter, yellow beak and coral red legs.
Rodney Phillips
LOCAL INTEREST
Cubert Parish Footpath & Bridleway Association News
I saw the first swallow fluttering above Holywell Road
at 12.40 on 13th April '15. I couldn't believe my eyes.
What an optimistic sign!
We managed to deliver our Walks pamphlets to 95% of
the parish outlets in time for Easter. Unfortunately, they will need amending before the next print-run of
a 1,000. This is due to the demise of Western Greyhound bus company and the sad closure of the Anvil
Restaurant. We really miss going there and wish Colin “Good Health and Recovery”. We also hope
Norman Bradder is recovering from being unwell.
As Norman and I can no longer do footpath maintenance now, our Committee have realised that we
have too few volunteers to cope. We therefore agree that we need a conscientious person who we can
pay the basic wage to work on our paths from now on. We can arrange training for you. We have all the
equipment; from loppers right up to big strimmers and safety gear. We would ask you to contact our
Chairman, Mike Hawken, on 01637 830256 if you are interested.
If you see a sit-on mower cutting the grass in the youth park or at the allotments and also cutting the
footpaths, that is our mower with Mike aboard. One day a week should keep our maintenance up to
schedule, if you wish to apply.
Late News is that a farmer has ploughed right up to the edge of the field on FP20 (opposite the Parish
Hall). Our mower was unable to cut the grass!
Terry Salmon 01637 830682.
P.S. I was continuing my walk through Somerset en route to Winchester last Autumn, along a quiet lane,
when I spied an inscribed stone. It marks the birthplace of St. Dunstan, in a hut there, in 909AD. He went
on to become Abbot of Glastonbury Abbey and, being a great scholar, teacher, musician and goldsmith,
ended up as Archbishop of Canterbury until 988AD! He was advisor to King Alfred and improved many
things for Saxon England, the church and monastic management. I took my wife there recently to show
her the old wayside stone and was amazed to see a new housing estate enclosing and overshadowing it!
Sad.
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CUBERT HISTORY PROJECT
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COOKING POLITICIANS
The Group is very informal and would
welcome any one who has an interest in
this area to come along to our next
meeting which we are holding on
Saturday 23rd May at Cubert Chapel from 10:30AM.
In particular we are looking for anyone who may have
photographs, documents or artefacts relating to the Parish
or surrounding area that might be available for display at
an exhibition we are hoping to hold later this year that will
look at the history of where we live.
If you would like any further information please contact
me, Lloyd Spencer, either on 830763 or email on
[email protected] or ring Carole Luscombe on
876581 or email on [email protected]
I heard it on my little radio
And then I heard it on the big one too
So this is a message for politicians Take care politicians, 'they' are after you.
Pronunciation And Derivation
Now I understand all must be balanced (Heard it, I don't know anyone on the inside)
So politicians when you've had a grilling
Are each of you evenly brown either side?
I heard it stated on my local programme
And I heard it on a national one too,
So you should take care all politicians It's going to be very painful for you.
Perhaps you enjoy all the politicking,
Around travel and debate you are willing,
But I'd go away and hide if I were you
'Cos “the Politicians will get a grilling”!
Having come across many place names since editing the
newsletter, I have been challenged on my pronunciation of
Joy.
those names. As a consequence ! am also learning where the
names originated. Courtesy of Lloyd Spencer, who compiled
the detail some time ago and did feature them in the Newsletter at that time, I will be re-publishing the detail of
place names as I come across them especially for those of us ‘NEW’ to the area.
Judy
CARINES: pronounced Cranus (part of) Villa de Crou 1302
&1327Crouwortheynys c1348 Crowarthenes 1473 Cranes c1690. krow “hut” + worth + enys “land beside a
river”. The usual meaning of enys is “island” but when it occurs inland may mean “land beside a river” or
“isolated, remote spot”. In this instance both interpretations are possible. The original holding (1302 & 1327)
was divided into separate holdings now known as Carines, [and Little Carines], Colgrease and Carevick. The
early spellings show how Carines derives its local pronunciation of crāne’-us rather than car-eens’.
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NATIONAL TRUST EVENTS
Saturday 23 May Sun and Stars at Carnewas (near Bedruthan Steps). Join Kernow Astronomers and National
Trust rangers for some sun and stargazing at this stunning cliff top location, recently awarded Dark Skies status.
As the sun, our nearest star, sets slowly we may see sunspots and solar flares on its surface with a special solar
scope. The moon will follow closely behind, have a look at the craters and mountains through telescopes and
see thousands of stars. From 6.30pm. Wear warm clothes. Free. No booking required. Find us at the National
Trust’s Carnewas car park PL27 7UW
Little Harbour Quiz Results
A good night on Sat 28TH March at ‘The
Treguth Inn’ raising £157 for Little Harbour. I
have dropped another £600 into their Truro
Shop.
Dave Lynex
MAY 2015
CRANTOCK WI
24
Our regular month meeting was held on the afternoon of Tuesday 14 April at Crantock
Village Hall. Although the day in Cornwall started with thick mist and fog, it cleared for
a couple of hours just before the meeting started to give us another beautiful sunny
afternoon, before the mist rolled in again!
The meeting was opened with the singing of Jerusalem, as usual. Veronica has been
voted in as our President for another year (by popular demand) and she welcomed all those present.
We now have 43 paid up members and several visitors each month attending. The minutes of the last
meeting were read and signed. A round up of business included a reminder of up and coming events:
Jazz in the Park will take place in Crantock Village on Tuesday 4 August and Crantock WI will have a
raffle stall. Each raffle ticket purchased will be assigned a corresponding number on a gift bag
containing a goody of some description – everyone will be a winner!
WI lunch at Spires Restaurant (part of Truro College) on 28 May.
WI lunch at Trevaskis Farm, Connor Downs on 1 July.
2016 WI calendars and diaries available to order now from Maggie and Mary.
A special thank you to Salli who has now produced our members programme of events and
competitions for 2015/2016.
Gail explained about the WI MCS system (Membership Communication System), which holds members
information. The WI also have a training environment (The Moodle) which members can use where
they can access information about events and competitions, download forms etc, interact with other
members through discussion forums and learn new skills. To access the Moodle members will need
their WI membership number (available from Gail).
After tea and refreshments our entertainment for the afternoon was the Celtic Chords Barbershop
Chorus. The Chorus are a group of ladies who come for all over Cornwall and meet once a week at
Truro College to practice. They preformed a variety of musical numbers in Barbershop style including
numbers from Jerry Lee Lewis, Westlife and several
popular West End shows. There was of course
some audience participation and members were
asked to join in with singing and actions to one
musical number. This seemed to go down quite
well judging by the laughter. The Chorus are now
practicing in earnest for a National competition in
Wales in July and we wish them every success.
The competition for members this month was
“A flower buttonhole”. 1st prize was awarded to
Linda, 2nd to Mary and 3rd to Salli. Salli has sourced
a small (but beautiful) competition cup to be
awarded to the overall top winner at the end of the
year.
The meeting finished with presentation of birthday
posies, the usual monthly raffle and the National
Anthem, accompanied by the Chorus. The next
meeting will be Tuesday 12 May 2015 at 2pm at
Crantock Village Hall. This will be our Resolution
Meeting and although there will be no speaker
there will be the usual monthly competition
“Item knitted by you’.
New members and visitors will be very welcome.
Gail-lynne Milne
MAY 2015
PENHALE RE-DEVELOPMENT COMMENTS
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On behalf of Comparo Limited and the Penhale project team
15 April 2015
Thank you to the 100 or so people who came to the exhibition of preliminary proposals for Penhale on
26 March. It was a busy session and the consultants for the project appreciated the interest shown by
residents of Holywell and Cubert.
Thank you, too, for the many responses through comments forms and the Penhale website. Your
comments have now been collated and discussed by the Penhale team. A full report will be included
in the Statement of Community Involvement with the planning application.
What did you say? Overall, there was a positive response to redeveloping the former army camp for
mixed use, predominantly residential. We asked about types of houses and, although starter and
family homes were favoured, there was a general preference for a mixture of types and tenures. It was
too early to show details of design and materials, but several respondents offered suggestions.
Main points of concern were traffic on the local roads, particularly the summertime queueing for the
National Trust car park, and how to protect, manage and monitor the environment and wildlife. Other
comments included queries on the capacity of local services to accommodate new development. We
are looking closely into all concerns.
You wanted to know more about non-residential buildings on the site. Will they complement existing
services and local facilities? That’s the easy one to answer: yes.
All concerns and helpful ideas are being carefully considered and discussed with the statutory
consultees such as English Nature, National Trust, Cornwall Wildlife Trust and South West Water as well
as, of course, with Cornwall Council.
What happens next? A public display of final proposals is due to be held in early June. The planning
application will be submitted this summer.
We will be publicising the June event in Cubert News, Perranzabuloe Parish News and on the Penhale
website. Look at the website for all news and updates: www.penhale-cornwall.com
MAY 2015
CRANTOCK MEMORY CAFE
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The Memory Cafe took place one week later than usual this month to avoid Easter celebrations, and we were all
keeping our fingers crossed for fine weather! Luckily, this paid off, as a Crantock Village Trail had been organised to
get our members out and about exploring the centre of the village. To make things a little easier we met in the
Memorial Hall and once again we were delighted to welcome some new members in addition to familiar friends.
After a cup of tea and a chat, a good number set off in the sunshine armed with a list of some of the many
interesting objects, signs and buildings to be found around the village. The trail took us around the green and up to
the church, and gave everyone a chance to look more closely at places we so easily pass by.
Meanwhile, those who hadn’t felt able to join us on our walk had the chance to complete their Village Wordsearch
and undertake a ‘virtual trail’ with photos of the parts of Crantock the rest of the group had set out to explore.
Arriving back at the Memorial Hall for another ‘cuppa’ with delicious cakes and biscuits, we had a chance to
compare findings and to look at an interesting selection of old photographs about the towns and villages of
Cornwall. We were especially pleased to learn that one of our members had co-written books on St Newlyn East
which we had on display. The beautifully painted mural of Crantock around the walls of the hall gave us a chance
to see where we had been- luckily everyone had been on their best behaviour, so we hadn’t been obliged to put
anyone in the village stocks behind the church!
As always, the friendly, relaxed atmosphere quickly put everyone at ease and next month we will be back in our
usual venue of the Village Hall. However, the cafe will once again take place one week later than normal to avoid
the May Day holiday so we will be meeting on Monday 11th May from 2pm to 4pm.
We are always pleased to welcome new members so should you need further information about our Memory Cafe
please contact Di on 01637 830544 or Joan on 01637 831347 or visit our website
www.crantockmemorycafe.org.uk
CHARITY BIKE RIDE
MAY 2015
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So what am I doing ? its a 100km night ride around London - my
start time is 23.20 and its happening on 6/7 June
(www.nightrider.org)
Why am I doing it ? Three years ago my world fell apart when
my wife was diagnosed with Breast Cancer - she underwent surgery, chemotherapy
and radiotherapy - thankfully she has made a good recovery and its hard to believe what we went
through - almost a year written off.
So I decided that I wanted to raise some money for a cancer charity – she chose Breast Cancer Care as
she had a lot of support from them - and I'd like to think that the same support was there for when
others need it
I have arranged a cake sale in my work and am looking at other fundraising.
See page 23 – Quiz at the Smugglers Den Inn
I have set up a fundraising page(http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/NickJenkin)
Nick Jenkin
VILLAGE HALL LOTTERY
APRIL 2015
No 86 for 1st prize of £30
No 183 for 2nd prize of £20
No 045 for 3rd prize of £10
Thanks to everyone who has a lottery
number.
Thanks for your continued support
01637 831083 (Kath )
Email : [email protected]
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MAY 2015
CUBERT PARISH IN THE NEWS
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Holywell Bay Surfer - Rescue
Read more : PIRATE FM and CORNISH GUARDIAN
http://www.cornishguardian.co.uk/8203-Newquay-Surf-Life-Saving-Club-rescue-surfer/story-26309590detail/story.html
http://www.piratefm.co.uk/news/latest-news/1581746/three-surfers-saved-from-rip-current/
Newquay/Holywell Bay Care Homes
Read more : PIRATE FM and CORNISH GUARDIAN
http://www.piratefm.co.uk/news/latest-news/1585337/newquay-care-home-closes/
http://www.cornishguardian.co.uk/Future-care-provision-Newquay-area-hit-home/story-26338725detail/story.html
Holywell Bay SLSC Member “in his underpants” saves 20st surfer from rip tide
Read more : CORNISH GUARDIAN
http://www.cornishguardian.co.uk/Lifeguard-underpants-saves-20st-surfer-rip-tide/story-26344698detail/story.html#ixzz3XkipTF5w
MAY 2015
QUIZ
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1.
2.
What was Thomas Twyford’s gift to civilisation in 1885?
Joseph Swan invented this in 1860 several years before the man who is
usually credited for it?
QUIZ
3. What did Kirkpatrick Macmillan invent in 1840?
4. Who, in 1854, invented a revolutionary production of steel?
5.
Discovered in 1850, what is the method of food production that bears his name?
6.
J.E.Lundstrom of Sweden started producing which convenient product that had been
invented by a German, G.E.Pasch, in 1844?
7.
Experiments in distilling urine produced what substance for Hennig Brand of Hamburg around 1670?
8.
Walt Disney developed a multiplane camera, in 1930, which revolutionised what type of film?
9.
Invented by Willis Haviland Carrier in 1902, what did he patent in 1906?
10. Ruth Handler invented what in 1959, together with a range of fashion accessories?
Jubilee Joker
Last Month’s Answers
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Great Yarmouth
Gloucestershire
Newgate
The Backs
Durham
River Tay
Staffa
Pentland Firth
Peak District
Carlisle
Jubilee Joker
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YOUR COUNCILLOR WRITES
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Well, would you believe it I can’t believe another year has gone by! I would just like to update you on a few things that
have been happening….
Firstly, let me tell you what has been going on in Cornwall Council. As I am sure you are aware, it has been a challenging
year for all councils, and our ongoing budget pressures. The council agreed its five year budget in November which sees
budget cuts of £196 million. This will clearly have an impact on all services. Not only have there been major cuts to staff
numbers (including senior managers) but it means a big reduction in service budgets. As local Ward Member, a large part
of my time has been spent working with officers and partners to look at how we preserve services for the area as much as
possible.
One of my many concerns has been the A3075 and Cubert Crossroads, which I have mentioned previously in my monthly
reports. Some good news; I have worked incredibly hard to ensure that Cubert Crossroads and the A3075 will be looked at
as part of the wider A30 dualling works. On top of this, I have now secured a meeting with the Head of Planning and Head
of Highways at Cornwall Council to ensure that they acknowledge the impact of housing developments in Newquay and
along the A3075 that could cause extra pressure on this road. I am determined to ensure that this will be considered in any
planning decisions. Let’s hope they do!
Public transport, and particularly the bus network, has been an on-going issue in the Ward. After the loss of some bus
services in Mitchell we managed to get some new buses reinstated. Following the closure of Western Greyhound, Cornwall
Council is working hard with bus operators to ensure a suitable bus service exists. After the initial 48 hrs of hard work to
simply get a bus service up and running we need to monitor how effective it is and make changes if possible.
Last year, the pedestrian crossing in Goonhavern was pending installation, and I am glad to say it has now been completed
and having a good effect on slowing traffic down plus making the road much safer for pedestrians.
Poor Crantock has suffered lots of flooding. I have been in several meetings with South West Water and CORMAC and the
Parish Council to look at solutions. Some of these issues have now been dealt with including installing new lining in the
pipes by South West Water, but this work is on-going.
As you are probably aware I sit on Central Planning Committee and the Health Scrutiny Committee at Cornwall Council.
Two very big committees I must say! A large number of public health services are currently being merged into Cornwall
Council by the NHS and partners that will hopefully run a more efficient service. This is a positive step. Part of the
committee’s role is to scrutinise all health service providers, which we hope helps improve overall service throughout
Cornwall.
To round things off, Planning, Planning, Planning! As I sit on the Central Planning Committee I have to make decisions on
applications that come before me. Sometimes these are very difficult to make and I am aware of the personal impact on
people. In my ward I have had a number of Planning applications in the last year; some small, some large. I believe in the
localism approach in my area and when there are a number of opinions expressed to me – either for or against an
application – I have often called it in to Committee so it can be democratically decided. I work an awful lot with the parish
councils and always note their opinions that are vital to the local area.
To round things off, I would like to thank my former Community Network Manager, Mark O’Brien for his support for the
last year. As I have mentioned before, I have now started working with Guy Thomas who has replaced Mark and we have
started off really well together and he is getting up to speed within the ward.
And that means it’s over to you Guy. How are you getting on in your first month……
Hi Lisa…….Is it only a month? It has been busy busy meeting as many people as possible in the community. It is really great
to be working back within the community again after having a countywide role for the last three years. As you know, there
have been a number of changes at Cornwall council, and one of the positive ones is an increase in the number of
Community Link Officers. What are Community Link Officers I hear you say?!.... Our role is to be a stronger link to support
local communities and to be a conduit between Cornwall Council and the local area. My focus is entirely on the St Agnes
and Perranporth Community Network, which covers St Newlyn East, Perranzabuloe, St Agnes, St Allen, Cubert and
Crantock. I have been given a nice meaty project in my first week which was to be the community link for the A30 Public
Engagement Days which 800 people attended. The days were used to capture local opinions about the upcoming A30
improvements and surrounding network, to help inform a design brief. It was great to meet so many from the community
and to hear their voice. On that note, my next Community Network Panel meeting is Thursday 11th June at 6.30pm at
Perranzabuloe Parish Rooms. You are all welcome to come along and it would be great to meet you.
Back to you Lisa…………………………Thanks Guy. Speak to you all next month…………Best wishes to you all
Lisa Gorman, Cornwall Councillor …and Guy Thomas (Community Area Manager, Mid Cornwall)
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REGULAR EVENTS
Day / Event
Time
Page
MONDAYS
Toddler Club - Term Time
Craft & Chat Club
Sing4Fun
Perranporth Memory Café
(2nd Monday)
TUESDAYS
Book Sale
St Cubert Church Room
Short Mat Bowls
WEDNESDAYS
Goonhavern WI (1st Wed)
Book Sale
Crantock Memorial Hall
Quiz At The Treguth
Youth Club - Term Time
10:00 to
12:00
13:00 to
15:00
19:00 to
20:15
13:45 to
16:00
10:00 to
12:00
19:00 to
21:00
19:30
10:00 to
12:00
21:30
18:00 to
19:30
1 Fri
1 Fri
10
10, 11
10
11
11
5
19
April
18
10
THURSDAYS
Short Mat Bowls
Bible Study (3rd Thursday)
FRIDAYS
Charity Quiz @ Smugglers Den
Whist
SUNDAYS
Folk Jam Night @ Old Albion
(last Sunday of the month)
EVENTS MAY 2015
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2
3
3
4
Sat
Sat
Sun
Sun
Mon
4 Mon
9 Sat
10 Sun
10 Sun
11 Mon
12 Tues
15 Fri
20 Wed
23 Sat
23 Sat
14:00 to
16:30
19:30 to
21:00
5
23 Sat
10
21:00
14:00
23
11
24 Sun
25 Mon
27 Wed
30 Sat
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Page
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12
Live Music @ Smugglers 19:30
Live Music @ Cornishman 20:00
Holywell SLSC Nippers & Junior
Training 09:45
9
Live Music @ Smugglers
20
Live Music @ Smugglers
20
Live Music @ Cornishman 15:00
12
BANK HOLIDAY
Live Music @ Smugglers Midday &
14:30
20
"DINNER" @ Lane Theatre 20:00
April
Open Mic Night @ Treguth 20:30
18
Trevornick 10 Race @ 10:30
6
Crantock Memory Café @ 14:00
26
Crantock WI @ 14:00
24
Cubert School Summer Fete @ 15:15
- 18:30
21
Parish Council Meeting @ 19:00
5
Newquay Male Voice Choir @ 19:30
17
Cubert History Group @ 10:30
15
Sun & Stars @ Carnewas 18:30 Nat
Trust
23
Live Music @ Cornishman 15:00 &
21:00
12
BANK HOLIDAY
Bingo @ Cubert Village Hall 19:00
11, 22
Little Harbour Quiz @ Treguth 21:00 18, 23
EVENTS JUNE 2015
22
2 Tues Cubert Races From 17:15
3 Wed
6 Mon
7 Tues
9 Sat
Goonhavern WI Haircut Demo @
19:30
Charity Bike Night Ride Start In
London
Cubert Short Mat Bowling Club AGM
@ 19:00
Newquay Male Voice Choir @ 19:00
7
19
27
5
17
EVENTS SEPTEMBER 2015
Cider & Folk Music Festival @ Old
Albion
Cider & Folk Music Festival @ Old
19 Sat Albion
Cider & Folk Music Festival @ Old
20 Sun Albion
18 Fri
22
22
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