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APRIL 2016

Pick me UPI am FREE

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APRIL 2016

TR11 are not responsible for the content of any advert or material on websites advertised within the TR11 Magazine. 93 Boscundle Avenue,

Falmouth, TR11 5BU 01326 313633

TR11

IMPORTANT DATES FOR ADVERTISING DEADLINES:

ISSUE DEADLINE

MAY WEDNESDAY 13th APRILJUNE WEDNESDAY 11th MAY DID YOU KNOW? TR11 Magazine is published every month and delivered to thousands of homes, and many, many locations throughout the towns and villages of TR11... plus more!

www.tr11mag.co.uk 01326 [email protected]

PLEASE MENTION TR11 MAGAZINE WHEN CONTACTING OUR

ADVERTISERS

Book for 6 or 12 months of ANY size advert in TR11 Magazine & receive a FREE editorial in the month of your

choice (subject to availability)

PageJanelli - Business News and TR11 Reader Offer! 4/5FTC - ABC’s of Sport 9 Cornwall Country Link 10Carrick Mind - Feeling Positive! 15 TR11 Church Programmes and Services 16/17Filling Station / Messy Church Reports 18/19Teaching Awards Update 19Comfy Shoes Offer! 20Dinky Ads 20/21Tide Times and StreetSmart results 2015 22Renewable Energy SW Business News 23

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54 Please mention TR11 when contacting our advertisersPlease email [email protected] for advertising enquiries

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For Your Appointment Contact

Tel: 01326 312245

Mobile: 0744 9957 628 [email protected]

Quality friendly service with qualified Foot Health Practitioner We don't “just” cut nails

Book a Colour, Cut and Blow Dry appointment during April and receive ONE of the following FREE with this advert, either a:

Mini Manicure - Eyebrow wax and Tint - or a Set of Shellac Nails! Only one per client, conditions apply.

Janel l i Hair & Beauty Now in their 3rd year, The Janelli team are looking forward to a busy year with Danielle now fully back at the reins after having baby Ellie-Rose, and is available for appointments all of the week. (Mum Paula now has an additional new role as well :)

The latest fantastic news is that Zelaine Beattie of Holistic Creatures will be offering her amazing services from Janelli every Monday from the 4th April. She hopes to add further days during the year. Zelaine's therapies include massage, Live blood analysis, nutritional advice, Heartspeak, Applied Movement Neurology, Aromatherapy and Reflexology.

Please checkout Holistic Creatures Facebook page www.facebook.com/holistic.creatures and keep an eye on Janelli's website www.janelli.co.uk for updates and offers.

There will be an open day soon to introduce Zelaine's therapies.

Janelli can be contacted on

01326 618224 for any enquiries or to make a booking

01326 316000

Brides To Be of Falmouth in Cornwall offers a complete service, including: Designer Bridal Gowns, Off-the-Peg

Sale - Wedding dresses, Plus-size Bridal Gowns, Bridesmaid Dresses, Veils, Jewellery, Tiaras, Shoes,

Bridal Underwear and Men’s Formal Suit Hire!

Unit 2, Bickland Water Road,Falmouth, TR11 4SN

www.b2bbridal.co.uk

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FREE QUOTATIONS Office: 01326 318489 Mobile: 07825 041276

We specialise in all types of Roofing

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from new and Re-roofing to small roofing repairs and everything in-between. Commercial roofing repairs, including lead work, guttering, fascia’s and

24 hour emergency call outs. Fibreglass flat roofing, contract works. All aspects of property maintenance covered.

J England Roofing and planned maintenance contractor. We are a local roofing and maintenance company based in Falmouth and we cover all

areas in Cornwall for domestic and commercial customers.

We also have 5 star approved rating for the installation of

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Friendly And Reliable Service‘Spring Clean’ your way to a healthier happier summer!

by Julie Hitchings Nutritionist at Inspiring Health

Would you like to achieve your goals and feel healthier, lighter and happier? Cleaning up your diet in time for summer could lead you along the pathway to success. We are constantly bombarded with advertisements promoting processed food that bears no resemblance to the original healthy, meal that it is replacing. Pre-made sources, meals and snacks are full of chemicals, flavourings, adulterated fats and sugar; a prime recipe for sub-optimal health and disease. Here are 6 simple steps for you to follow

1. Prepare and stock up on real food. Clean out your fridge and cupboards and stock up on fresh food in its most natural form.

2. Eat a rainbow of colours. Choose from a variety of different veg each week. Don’t stick to the same favourites.

3. Cut out wheat, dairy and sugar. This may be hard, but if you want to ditch the bulging stomach, these offenders need to go.

4. Eat only 3 meals a day Don’t snack and don’t overfill your plate. 5. No fad diets and don’t count calories 6. Sugar-laden drinks. Alcohol, fruit juices, flavoured water and fizzy drinks, all need

to go. Focus on water and herb teas. Call Inspiring Health on 01326 212112 to book a consultation with a Nutritionist and find out how to put together a healthy menu that suits you and your family. www.inspiringhealth.org.uk.

WIN a pair of tickets to the Hall for Cornwall show (Truro)

23rd April 2016 and a signed CD!Q. Which Oscar - Academy Award Winning

Artist For “Best Original Song” Sung The LatestJames Bond Song From ‘Spectre’ 2015?

Write your ANSWER on the TR11 Magazine Facebook page, then LIKE and SHARE the page.The winner will be announced

via Facebook - Tuesday 12th April

Local Mylor Resident West End Performer

facebook.com/TR11-Local-Community-Magazine

Great gift idea or for yourself!

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at a venue near you

lots of new and exciting courses

in an adult learning environment

www.cornwall.gov.uk/adultlearningTel: 0300 1231 117

Adult EducationPrepare for GCSE with Falmouth Adult Education

Gain that GCSE or improve your grade by enrolling now for a FREE skills check and refresher.

Make sure you are ready for September

Call 0300 1231 117 to register your interest.

Falmouth Adult Education CentreTregenver Road, Falmouth TR11 2QW

FIRST AID TRAINING

1 Day Emergency First Aid at Work courses

Open to all & Just £40 per person Date: Every last Thursday of the Month

Time: 9:30am - 4:30pm

Venue: Dracaena Centre, Dracaena Avenue, TR11 2ES (We’re the big building in the park near McDonalds & the Police Station)

Cost: £40 per candidate

Details: Participants must be 16+ years old

Nationally recognised & valid for 3 years

Want to know more or to book your place contact us on…

Tel: 01326 319414 Email: [email protected]

                                                 ABC’s  of  Sport    

 When  should  your  child  start  to  play  tennis?  Is  kicking  a  ball  around  at  a  young  age  all  they  are  capable  of?  At  what  age  will  they  be  able  to  understand  all  the  rules  and  be  able  to  use  these  skills?    

Good  tennis  coaching  is  not  about  how  to  hit  a  ball.  It  is  about  teaching  children  how  to  use  their  bodies  in  more  efficient  ways.    Agility,  balance,  coordination  and  speed  are  the  building  blocks  for  all  sports.    At  The  Falmouth  Tennis  Company  we  teach  children  reception  skills  through  a  variety  of  fun  games.  These  skills  are  transferable  to  a  multitude  of  other  activities.    Then  we  concentrate  on  projection  skills  through  

more  games  making  sure  they  learn  to  use  all  their  muscles  to  throw,  hit  and  

kick  reducing  the  chance  of  injury  down  the  line.  Then  we  put  it  all  together  and  teach  them  the  rules  and  let  them  play.  We  run  group  classes  for  different  ages  all  through  the  week  and  match  play  sessions  on  Saturdays  where  they  come  and  play  for  free.  When  do  we  start  them?  3  years  of  age!  www.falmouthtenniscompany.com      

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Cornwall Energy Advice

Electric and Gas, comparing and changing suppliers, help with billing issues

Heating – Storage heaters leaving you cold? Hot radiators in rooms not used? Considering a new heating system?

Renewables - What will work for you? Are solar panels still a good idea? Will a heat pump work?

DIY - Pragmatic advice tailored to your skills and abilities.

Lighting – Too many lights on? Dull or flickering florescent tubes?

Cooling - Systems leaving you hot and stuffy?

For Home and Business

For a chat about your needs please contact Jonathan Miller on 07515 378 959

[email protected]

Local Part P Registered Electrician Fully Insured

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Domestic ServicesPAT testing | Inspecting

No job is too big or too smallFree No Obligation Quotations

We work for private customers,letting agencies and local businesses.

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CORNWALL  COUNTRY  LINK  A  social  group  that  is  cheap  to  join,  has  a  large  mixed  membership  and  has  up  to  150  different  events  a  year,  does  such  a  group  exist?  

Well  yes  it  does  and  it’s  been  in  Cornwall  for  thirty  years.    Cornwall  Country  Link  was  initially  formed  when  a  group  of  Young  Farmers,  due  to  age,  had  to  leave  their  clubs  and  the  consequence  being  they  lost  their  social  life.    So  they  formed  Country  Link  and  there  are  clubs  all  over  the  Country.  

Our  group  in  Cornwall  has  a  membership  of  100  people  and  they  are  from  a  variety  of  backgrounds  and  not  all  are  associated  with  the  countryside.    One  does  need  to  have  a  love  for  our  Cornish  land  and  its  heritage  because  a  lot  of  our  pursuits  are  focused  out  in  the  countryside  but  that’s  not  a  pre  requisite.  The  activities  are  organised  by  our  members  for  our  members  and  take  many  different  forms.  We  do  pride  ourselves  on  the  variety  of  each  quarter’s  programme.    

There  are  usually  2-­‐3  events  each  week  and  these  vary  from  a  Sunday  lunch  at  a  local  pub  followed  by  a  walk,  it  could  be  a  visit  to  a  theatre,  maybe  a  night  out  dancing  or  a  lecture  at  the  Maritime  museum  in  Falmouth.  The  events  are  many  and  varied  and  we  very  much  welcome  members  to  put  on  things  that  they  like  doing  and  others  can  discover  new  pursuits.  

We  also  enjoy  large  formal  functions,  this  past  year  we  had  a  summer  Ball  in  a  very  nice  hotel  near  Exeter.    Over  60  members  attended  and  spent  the  weekend  at  the  hotel,  we  had  walks  in  the  area,  a  visit  to  Exeter  and  the  Ball  on  the  Saturday  evening.    It  was  a  posh  frock  and  black  tie  affair  and  a  chance  to  put  on  your  fine  clothes  and  have  a  lovely  evening.    We  also  try  hard  to  raise  monies  for  various  charities.    

Only  just  recently  held  was  our  Christmas  party  in  a  hotel  at  Newquay.    Again  it  was  a  very  well  attended  function  and  another  opportunity  to  put  on  your  smart  clothes  and  have  a  very  pleasant  evening.    

As  a  national  organisation  we  have  two  National  Weekends  in  different  parts  of  the  country,  the  host  clubs  organise  everything  and  our  members  enjoy  these  events  very  much,  they  are  always  very  popular  and  the  tickets  sell  quickly.    If  you  are  travelling  across  the  country  you  could  always  take  the  opportunity  to  visit  another  club  in  that  part  of  the  country  and  make  new  friends.  

Please  visit  the  clubs  website  and  discover  for  yourself  all  of  the  fun  activities  that  we  get  up  too  throughout  the  year.  www.country-­‐link.org.uk  

We  look  forward  and  warmly  welcome  new  members  to  Country  Link,  come  and  give  us  a  try  before  joining.  

Contact  Valda  on  01872  865038  for  further  information.  

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New builds ExtensionsRenovations Plastering

GroundworksFencing Decking

General Maintenance

For more informationTel: 01326 573832

Mob: 07540 088962Email: [email protected]

Andy McNairBuilding & Maintenance

Phone: 01326 313144 Mobile: 07798 621 347

Conservatories, UPVC Fascias, So�ts & Guttering

A Friendly Local Service

SERVICE & REPAIR

to all UPVC products

www.srdoubleglazing.co.uk

Supplier & Installer of quality UPVC windows and doors

Falmouth Decoratorswww.falmouthdecorators.co.uk

[email protected]

Contact

Steve Collins Longdowns07976889238 01209 860177

Venetians Curtains

Verticals Pleated

Roman TracksRollers Poles

Supply & fit quality bespoke window dressings for home,

conservatory & commercial.

Friendly professional services.

Velux Shutters

www.atlanticblindscornwall.co.uk

M I K E ’ S G A R D E N

•Landscape Gardener•Garden Designer•Garden Maintenance

Mike Beardsall BSc (Hons) provides creative & practical

solutions for your garden needs.

SO LU TI O N S

www.mikesgardensolutions.co.uk07888 66361701326 722730

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1514 Interested in advertising? Please call Hayley Neate 313633 Email [email protected] Interested in advertising? Please call Hayley Neate 313633 Email [email protected]

Carrick  Mind-­‐Feeling  Positive!  Who  we  are  Carrick Mind offers support to anyone in the Falmouth, Truro and surrounding areas who is experiencing mental ill health.

What  we  do  We provide advice and support, campaign to improve services, raise awareness and promote better understanding of mental health, help people improve life skills, encourage independence and help people socialise, provide a space to share ideas and concerns, actively encourage involvement in the local community and provide volunteering opportunities.

Our  Services  Social Support Group in Falmouth every Thursday between 10.30am - 12.30pm

Social Support Group in Truro every Tuesday between 10.00am – 12.00pm

Young person’s group every Wednesday between 10.00am – 12.00pm

Allotment Project group every Tuesday between 10.00am – 1.00pm

One to One befriending - Our trained volunteers meet with clients on a one to one basis to help provide social support, access community activities and help to develop a specific skill or gain confidence in a certain area.

Volunteers  We offer a wide range of volunteering opportunities from working with clients, fundraising, administration, promotion and serving as a Trustee. All our volunteers have training and supervision support.

How  to  access  our  service  Ring for an informal chat about how we could support you through this difficult time.

01326 617220

Complete the Referral Form on our website – www.carrickmind.org.uk

Email us at [email protected]

Office - Workshop 7, Jubilee Wharf, Commercial Road, Penryn, TR10 8FG

Find us on Facebook

Carrick Mind is a registered charity – No 1027838

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1716 Want to see your CLASS/CHURCH/CLUB here? Email [email protected] Want to see your CLASS/CHURCH/CLUB here? Email [email protected]

APRIL 2016 TR11 Regular Church Programmes and Services

ST  MARY  IMMACULATE  Killigrew  Street,  Falmouth  Tel:  01326  312763.  Our  regular  Mass  times  are  6.30pm  Sats  &  10.45am  Suns,  there  are  also  weekday  Masses  -­‐  subject  to  change.    FALMOUTH  PARISH  CHURCH  OF  KING  CHARLES  THE  MARTYR  Church  St,  Falmouth,  Cornwall  TR11  3DX.  Tel:  01326  319141.  Thursdays  10.30am  Holy  Communion  1662.  Sundays  8.30am  Holy  Communion  1662.  10.30am  Sung  Eucharist  on  1st,  2nd,  4th  and  5th  Sundays.  Breakfast  Service  (9.30  am)  and  Sung  Matins  (10.30  am)  on  3rd  Sunday.  6.00pm  Choral  Evensong.    FALMOUTH  SPIRITUALIST  CHURCH  2  Quarry  Hill,  Falmouth,  TR11  2BP.  Tel:  01326  316916  or  01326  317050  Services:  Divine  Service-­‐Sun  6.30pm,  Clairvoyance  services-­‐Sat  7.30pm,  Tuesdays  2.30pm.  Full  programme  on  the  church  website.  Healing  sessions  Mon  7.00-­‐8.00  &  Wed  2.00-­‐3.00pm.  THE  SALVATION  ARMY  Falmouth  Temple  Corps,  Brook  Street,  Falmouth,  TR11  3RJ  Corps  Officers:  Lieutenants  Alison  &  Mark  Godwin  Tel:  01326  314567.  Weekly  programme:  Tues  10:30am  Coffee  &  Chat  followed  by  Community  Lunch  at  12.30pm  -­‐  A  two  course  meal  with  tea  &  coffee  for  £4.  Tues  1.45pm  Home  League  (A  ladies  fellowship  meeting).  Wed  9.30-­‐11:30am  Parents  &  toddlers  (£1.50  per  family).  Wed  5.30-­‐6.45pm  Kid  Zone  -­‐  Fun,  Games,  Music,  Craft  &  Christian  Teaching  for  Primary  school  age  (Years  1-­‐6)  50p.  Tuck  shop  extra  Wed  7-­‐8.15pm  is  Nexus  (Youth  Venue)  Games,  Music  &  Chat  for  Senior  School  age.  (Years  7  to  11)  50p  Tuck  shop  extra.  Thurs  10:30am  Coffee  &  Chat  followed  by  Community  Lunch  at  12.30pm  -­‐  A  two  course  meal  with  tea  &  coffee  for  £4.  Thurs  Evergreens  at  2pm  (Entertainment  &  fellowship  club  for  the  Over  60s).  “Fri  Drop-­‐in”  11am-­‐2pm  light  snacks,  games  and  chat.  Sat  -­‐  various  coffee  mornings  Sun  -­‐  Worship  Services  10.30am.  EMMANUEL  BAPTIST  CHURCH  Western  Terrace,  Falmouth,  TR11  4QJ.  Tel:  01326  315249.  Mon  P&T  9.30-­‐11.30am,  Aerobics  6.30-­‐8.30pm,  WI  2nd  of  month  7.30-­‐9.30pm.  Tues  P&T  9.30-­‐11.30am,  The  Falmouth  Dementia  Action  Alliance  runs  the  singing  and  activity  group  called  'Thanks  for  the  Memory'  Held  on  the  1st,  3rd  &  5th  Tues  2-­‐4  pm,  no  charge.  Memory  Café  (No  Charge  Tues  2nd  &  4th)  2-­‐4pm,  Craftea  (1st  &  3rd)  2-­‐4pm,  Brownies  5.45-­‐7.15pm.  Wed  P&T  9.30-­‐11.30am,  Leys’  Gospel  Group  10am-­‐12.30,  Shallal  Dance  5-­‐6.30pm,  WEA  Deaf  Signing  Class  2-­‐4pm,  Scouts  7.30-­‐9.30pm,  Children  Theatre  5.15-­‐7pm.  Thurs  Bounce  Dance  4-­‐7pm,  Kidz  Klub  3.15-­‐4.30pm.  Fri  P&T  9.30-­‐11.30am,  CU  Breakfast  7-­‐9.45am,  Oasis  Youth  Club  7pm-­‐9pm  Secondary  School  Age  Term  Time  £1  Subs.  Tuck,  games,  sports  and  more,  Sat  Todlins    9.45-­‐10.30am,  Torch  1st  Sat  of  month.  Sun  Service  10.30-­‐12.15  FALMOUTH  NEW  LIFE  CHURCH  (AOG)  Dracaena  Avenue,  Falmouth,  TR11  2EG  Tel:  01326  313004.    Sunday  Live  (Worship)  –  10.30am  All  welcome.  www.falmouthnewlifechurch.org.uk  FALMOUTH  METHODIST  CHURCH  Killigrew  Street,  Falmouth,  TR11  3PG.  Tel:  01326  211549.    Sun  3rd  April  10am  for  10.30am  Cafe  style  worship.  Thurs  7th  April  10.30am  Mid-­‐week  Holy  Communion  Pastor  Gerald  Triggs.  Sun  10th  April  Ruth  Braddock  from  Point,  Truro.  Sun  17th  April  10.30am.  Holy  Communion  Rev.  Charles  Gibbs  Isles  of  Scilly.  Sun  24th  April  10.30am  The  Inspire  Worship  Team.  Sun  1st  May  10.30am  Rev.  Aubin  de  Gruchy  with  Truro  Cathedral  Girls  Choir.  Sat  9th  April  10am  Falmouth  Stroke  Club  coffee  morning.  Wed  13th  April  2-­‐4pm  Wednesday  Welcome.  Sat  23rd  April  9am-­‐3.30pm  Falmouth  Rotary  Club  Know  your  Blood  Pressure.  Sun  24th  April  7.30pm  Concert  for  Roof  Fund  at  FMC  Nankersey  Male  Choir,  Keltique  Singers  from  Looe  and  Falmouth  School  Music  Group.  Coffee  mornings:    Thursday    -­‐  only  the  first  Thurs  of  the  month  when  there  is  Holy  Communion,  Friday  -­‐  9am  to  11.30am.  Falmouth  Women's  Institute  meet  in  Bourne  Hall  on  Fridays  at  2.30pm.  New  members  always  welcome,  come  and  join  them    THE  RELIGIOUS  SOCIETY  OF  FRIENDS  (QUAKERS)  Contact  telephone  number  01326  372063.  Meet  every  Sunday  at  10.30am  at  the  Dracaena  Centre  until  further  notice,  Falmouth  for  Meeting  for  Worship.  All  welcome.    BUDOCK  PARISH  CHURCH  Churchtown,  Budock  Water,  Falmouth,  TR11  5BZ.  Tel:  01326  376422.    Sunday  Services:  Holy  Communion  8am  every  Sun,  10am  2nd  &  5th  Sun  &  6.30pm  1st  &  3rd  Sun  monthly.  Morning  Prayer  10.00am  1st  Sun  of  Month.  Evening  Prayer  6.30pm  2nd  Sun  of  month.    Morning  Worship  10am  3rd  Sun  of  month.   Family   Communion   10am   4th   Sun   of   month.   Songs   of   Praise   or   equivalent   6.30pm   5th   Sun   of   month.  Weekday  Services:  Mon,  Tues,  Thurs  9am  Morning  Prayer  &  Weds  10.30am  Holy  Communion.  FALMOUTH  UNITED  REFORMED  CHURCH  with  TRINITY  BAPTIST  Berkeley  Vale,  Falmouth.  Tel:01326  312878.  Church  Minister-­‐  Rev.Colin  Biggs.  Tel-­‐01326  319953.  Weekly  programme:  Tues  9.30-­‐11.30am-­‐Parents  &  Toddlers  Club.  Thurs  10-­‐11.30am  Coffee  morning.  Fri  7-­‐8pm  Music  Group  practice.  Sunday  worship  service  -­‐10.30am.  Holy  Communion  service  is  on  the  first  Sunday  of  each  month.    

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FALMOUTH  EVANGELICAL  CHURCH  Killigrew  Street,  Falmouth,  TR11  3PP.  Pastor  Rev.Mike  Coles.  [email protected].  www.fec.org.uk  Regular  services.Sun  10.30am  &  6.30pm.  Sunday  School  4pm  ST  MYLOR  PARISH  CHURCH  Judy  Menage,  Church  Warden  Tel:  01326  259909.  Services  every  Sunday  at  8am  (Holy  Communion  BCP,)  &  10.30am  Parish  Eucharist  (Common  worship)  except  last  Sunday  in  month  (Excl.  Aug  &  Dec)  when  all  age  service  of  the  word.  All  very  welcome.  MAWNAN  CHURCH  Our  Parish  Office  is  behind  St  Michael’s  Church  Carwinion  Road  TR11  5JG.  Tel:  01326  251370.  Further  information  and  contact  details  are  available  on  the  parish  web  site:  www.achurchnearyou.com/mawnan-­‐st-­‐mawnan/  PARISH  CHURCH  The  Church  Office,  St  Michael’s  Church,  Carwinion  Road,  Mawnan  Smith,  TR11  5JG  Tel  01326  251370.  All  services  are  at  10.30am  &  followed  by  tea  &  coffee.  1st  Sunday  each  month  Morning  Worship.  2nd  Sunday  each  month  Holy  Communion  (CW).  3rd  Sunday  each  month  Sunday’s  Special  (family  service).  (5th  Sunday  –  see  our  parish  magazine  ‘The  Grapevine’  which  is  also  on  the  web  site  above.)  ST  MICHAEL’S  CHURCH Carwinion  Road,  Mawnan  Smith,  TR11  5JG.  Tel:  01326  340259.  1st  &  3rd  Sunday  each  month  8.00am  Holy  Communion  (BCP).  4th  Sunday  6.00pm  Holy  Communion  (CW).  Every  Wed  10.00am  Morning  Worship  followed  by  tea  &  coffee  -­‐  except  MU  Communion  on  last  Wed  each  month.  Mawnan  Mothers’  Union  meets  on  the  2nd  Weds  of  the  month  at  2.30  pm.  Please  contact  01326  250726  for  further  details.  CHURCH  OF  THE  HOLY  SPIRIT  Laburnum  Drive.  Mass  Wednesday  Mass  at  10am  ST.  MICHAEL  AND  ALL  ANGELS  (Penwerris)  Stratton  Terrace.  Sunday  Mass  at  10am    ALL  SAINTS  PARISH  CHURCH  Killigrew  Street,  Falmouth  01326  317474  Regular  Services  -­‐  Sung  Eucharist  each  Sunday  at  10am,   said  Eucharist  each  Wednesday  11am.  Monthly  Coffee  Morning   -­‐   Lots  of  homemade  goodies,  coffee  &  chat!  Perhaps  you  have  an  elderly  neighbour  that  doesn't  get  to  go  out  very  much?  Why  not  bring  them  along?  Every  2nd  Tues  of  the  month,  unless  specified  otherwise.    

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The Filling Station Meeting on 15th February was graced by seventy-five people who once again were well looked after by the warm welcome of the Penmorvah Hotel, excellent worship music from the Budock group, a life changing story from Ben and a talk from Lucy Larkin. Lucy gave us an insightful and encouraging talk on' The Glory of the Cross'. Although it concentrated on the cross, Jesus is the real central figure of the story. How can an instrument of incredible savagery, cruelty and torture be glorious? There are many things in Christianity that don't seem to make sense at first sight, things that are incongruous, paradoxical and mysterious. Christianity is not a straight line of simple facts – some things have deep meaning. It takes a good teacher to try to bring a deeper awareness. Lucy is such a one. The cross was not used by early Christians, they were too close to its present terror, it only became common as a symbol once the Emperor Constantine used it on his soldiers' shields at the battle of the Milvian Bridge in 312AD Lucy gave a short history of Jesus, showing how he understood the tangles of humanity with all our flaws. He healed people and set them free. He taught them and fed them. He then called them to a better way. In doing all this good work he gained the enmity of the authorities whom he seemed to be challenging. Eventually this led to his trial under Pontius Pilate and after a vicious flogging, to his death on the cross. So far, so human, but Jesus was also God in the flesh which comes out so plainly in the Bible. The whole episode of the cross boils down to one word. Love. As St John writes “ God so loved the world, that he gave his only son so that we might live”. Love is the heart beat of the universe and we join in that continual love song when we pray. Christians, for millennia have tried to make sense of the cross. It is like a diamond, multifaceted and profound and even then we make approximations at its full mystery and depth. On the cross is the defeat of evil, of death itself. Through the cross people are redeemed and reconciled, brought back to God. Through the cross people are saved, they go free. On the cross, Christ took our sin and our blame. He paid the price for what we have done. Though we see only in part, we can still see the wonder and even glory of the cross of Jesus and know that it was not the end, as our Saviour still guides and comforts us. The evening ended with prayer and worship. Everyone went home joyously, filled with the Spirit.

Messy  Church  Celebration  February  2016  The  theme  of  the  February  Messy  Church  Celebration  was  “Sharing  a  special  meal  together”.     After   the   introduction   and   welcome,   the   Open   the   Book   team   gave   a  dramatic   presentation   of   Jesus   sharing   his   last   meal   with   his   disciples.     The  activities   which   followed   linked   sharing   special   meals   with   the   Passover,   when  symbolic  food  is  eaten  to  remember  the  Exodus  of  the  Children  of  Israel  from  Egypt.  

The   activities   included:    Making   flat   bread  which   reminded   everyone  how  during  the  original  Passover  there  was  no  time  to  wait  for  yeast  to  rise,  so  bread  had  to  be  

made  as  quickly  as  possible.  

Making  sour   faces,  which  we  all  did  when  we   tasted   the  bitter  herbs  and   lemons.  This   is  a  part  of  the  Jewish  Passover  meal  to  remind  people  of  the  hard  times  during  the  Exodus.  

  Assembling  prayer  cubes  and  writing  Grace  Prayers  on  them  to  remind  us  to  thank  God  for  our  food.  

Printing   potato   cuts   on   place   mats   to   celebrate   sharing  meals  together.  

Making  a  door  and  its  frame  through  which  we  all  walked  on  our  way  to  our  food  to  remind  us  of  our  own  homes.  

We  then  enjoyed  a  meal  together  of  Matzos  and  toppings  followed  by  fresh  fruits,  before  our  final  prayers  and  song.  

A  big  Thank  You  to  everyone  who  made  the  afternoon  such  a  lovely  time  of  Christian  family  fellowship.  The  next  Messy  Church  is  on  Sunday  20th  March  at  4pm.  St  Francis  Primary  School,  Falmouth.  

Jan  Winslade    

 

In  its  first  year,  there  were  250  nominations  for  the  awards,  which  aim  to  recognise  excellence  in  education  in  Cornwall.    

The  shortlist  includes  finalists  from  The  Cornwall  College  Group,  Newquay  Tretherras,  St  Ives  Junior  School,  Torpoint  College,  

Penrice  College,  Richard  Lander  School,  Camborne  Science  &  International  Academy,  Truro  &  Penwith  College,  and  many  more.    

The  winners  will  be  announced  at  a  ceremony,  held  at  Truro  Cathedral  on  15  April.  The  event  is  run  by  education  marketing  and  PR  company  EMPRA.    

Nikki  Baron,  Business  Development  Director  at  EMPRA  said;  "These  fabulous  individuals  are  an  inspiration  to  us  all,  they  are  changing  lives  and  giving  pupils  and  students  in  Cornwall  knowledge  and  inspiration  -­‐  far  more  than  is  on  their  job  descriptions.  To  be  shortlisted  is  a  substantial  achievement,  so  if  you  know  any  of  them,  please  congratulate  them!"    

The  Cornwall  Teacher  Awards  have  been  judged  by  national  education  experts.    

The  awards  will  be  hosted  by  ex  Treviglas  College  Headteacher,  Helen  Mathieson  and  there  will  be  a  keynote  speech  by  the  UK's  most  famous  headteacher,  Vic  Goddard,  star  of  Channel4's  Educating  Essex.  Nikki  Baron  said;  "We  have  had  so  much  support  from  Cornwall's  education  community,  and  from  further  afield  -­‐  it's  been  a  brilliant  experience  so  far,  and  we're  really  looking  forward  to  the  event  on  the  15th  April."  For  more  information  please  visit:  www.cornwallteacherawards.org  

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APRIL 2016 FALMOUTH

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High Water Low Water

Date Morning Afternoon Morning Afternoon

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6 W 03 57 5.2 16 26 5.1 10 47 0.3 23 12 0.37 TH 04 48 5.4 17 15 5.3 11 37 0.18 F 05 37 5.5 18 01 5.4 00 00 0.0 12 24 - 0.19 SA 06 24 5.5 18 46 5.4 00 45 - 0.1 13 07 - 0.110 SU 07 10 5.4 19 27 5.3 01 27 - 0.1 13 47 0.1

11 M 07 52 5.2 20 06 5.1 02 06 0.1 14 26 0.412 TU 08 32 4.8 20 46 4.8 02 46 0.5 15 06 0.713 W 09 16 4.5 21 35 4.4 03 30 0.9 15 52 1.214 TH 10 15 4.1 22 44 4.1 04 23 1.3 16 50 1.615 F 11 54 3.8 05 30 1.6 18 03 1.8

16 SA 00 30 4.0 13 20 3.9 06 56 1.6 19 37 1.717 SU 01 45 4.1 14 20 4.1 08 30 1.4 20 57 1.418 M 02 39 4.4 15 07 4.4 09 27 1.1 21 48 1.119 TU 03 24 4.6 15 47 4.6 10 12 0.9 22 31 0.920 W 04 04 4.8 16 24 4.8 10 52 0.7 23 09 0.7

21 TH 04 42 4.9 17 02 4.9 11 28 0.6 23 43 0.722 F O 05 20 4.9 17 38 5.0 12 00 0.623 SA 05 56 4.9 18 13 5.0 00 14 0.7 12 28 0.724 SU 06 29 4.9 18 44 4.9 00 41 0.7 12 53 0.725 M 06 59 4.8 19 10 4.8 01 05 0.8 13 17 0.8

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APRIL 2016 TIDE TIMES

 CHANGE  OF  VENUE      Please  note    Budock  Church  will  be  holding  its  Spring  Fair  at  PENMORVAH  MANOR  HOTEL,  PENJERRICK  HILL,  BUDOCK  WATER  on  Thursday  14th  April  from  11am  to  12.30pm.      Your  £2  entry  ticket  will  get  you  a  cup  of  coffee,  a  biscuit  and  entry  into  a  prize  draw.  There  will  be  a  selection  of  stalls  and  competitions,  a  big  raffle  and  a  splendid  Auction.  All  proceeds  go  to  Budock  Church.  Everyone  is  welcome  –  why  not  bring  a  friend?  

 ‘The  most  exciting  development  in  renewable  energy  since  the  solar  panel'  goes  public.    

Award-­‐winning   South   West   based   company,   WITT   Ltd,   is   to   change   the  face   of   renewable   energy   forever   with   its   ground-­‐breaking   new   energy  harvesting   technology   -­‐   and   launched   with   its   Crowdcube   raise   on   7th  March.  

 The  WITT   is   the  only  device   in  the  world  that  can  capture  energy  from  all  movement  and  turn   it  into  electricity.  No  other  energy  system  can  exploit  the  full  spectrum  of  movement,  enabling  it  to  harvest  power  from  water  (sea,  river  or  tidal),  wind,  human  or  animal  motion.    "The  WITT  is  the  most  exciting  development  in  the  renewable  energy  sector  since  the  solar  panel,"  says  WITT  Chairman,  Admiral  Sir  James  Burnell-­‐Nugent  KCB,  CBE.    On   7th   March   2016,   WITT   Ltd   launched   a   £750,000   equity   raise   through   the   world's   leading  crowdfunding  platform,  Crowdcube,   to   take   the  WITT   technology   into  manufacturing   for   its   first  application  -­‐  the  200-­‐Watt  Marine  WITT.    The   Marine   WITT   will   provide   autonomous   power   for   marine   applications,   such   as   large-­‐scale  survival  units,  desalination,  offshore  fish  farms  and  a  range  of  products  that  need  a  constant  power  source,  even  in  the  harshest  of  environments.  As  well  as  providing  the  first  units  for  sale  it  will  also  establish  the  WITT's  capability  to  generate  large-­‐scale  ocean  power.    The  WITT's  multi   award  winning   technology   is   patented   and   has   the   support   of   global   partners  Schaeffler,  Ricardo,  and  Gibbs  Gears.  It  also  has  the  support  of  the  Universities  of  Bristol,  Plymouth  and  Southampton.  In  addition,  WITT  won  ‘pitch@palace'  in  October  2015  after  HRH  Duke  of  York  saw  the  technology  at  Plymouth  University's  wave  tank.    The  inventor  of  the  WITT,  Martin  Wickett  said:  "The  WITT's  key  advantages  over  other  wave  energy  converters,   or   WECs,   are   that   it   captures   energy   from   chaotic   motion,   in   any   combination   -­‐  clockwise,  anti-­‐clockwise,  up  and  down,  and  back  and  forth  (6  degrees)  and  the  sealed  unit  greatly  reduces   maintenance   costs.   We   believe   this   makes   it   the   optimum   technology   to   generate  renewable  electricity  from  the  sea."    Having  the  support  of  global  key  partners  with  expertise   in  designing  and  deploying  wave  power  technologies   at   sea   will   allow  WITT   Ltd   to   put   the   technology   into   action   and   to   bring   robust  products  to  market.    WITT's  chairman,  Admiral  Sir   James  Burnell-­‐Nugent  KCB,  CBE,   former  Commander-­‐in-­‐Chief  of   the  Royal  Navy  and  Royal  Marines,  said:  "There  is  movement  all  around  us  and  being  able  to  convert  energy  from  that  movement  into  usable  electric  power  is  a  truly  ground-­‐breaking  development.    "The   constant   movement   of   the   sea   means   that   WITT's   pioneering   technology   has   immediate  applications  in  the  maritime  sector  and  WITT  has  secured  global  support  to  bring  this  technology  to  market.   The   technology   is   remarkable,   the   opportunities   unbounded,   the   potential   as   great   as  one's  imagination."    WITTs  can  be  built   from  centimetres   to  metres  and  could  be  used   in  huge  range  of  applications,  not   only   in  marine   but   in   all   areas   where   there   is  motional   energy.   In   the   future,  WITTs   could  collect  Natural  Occurring  Motional  Energy  (NOME)  from  humans  or  animals  to  power  a  wide  range  of  consumer  items  as  a  portable  power  solution.  The  Crowdcube  campaign  went  live  on  Monday  7th  March  on  www.crowdcube.com/wittenergy  

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Boots  Falmouth  Sunday    10.30am  -­‐  4.30  pm    Trescobeas  Surgery  Boots  open  until  6pm  Monday  to  Friday.  Saturday  9am  -­‐  1  pm.    C.  Day  Lewis  .  Falmouth  Health  Centre  open  Monday  to  Friday  7am  -­‐  midnight.    Saturdays  9am  -­‐  6pm.    Sundays  10am  -­‐  4pm.

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Thousands  raised  for  local  charities  with  StreetSmart  The  Cornish  contingency  of  a  national  campaign  has  raised  over  £3,000  for  local  homelessness  charities  thanks  to  the  generosity  of  the  county's  diners.  Ten  of  the  region's  top  restaurants  participated  in  the  StreetSmart  campaign  by  adding  an  optional  £1  onto  customer's  bills  during  November  and  December  of  last  year.  The  restaurants  involved  in  supporting  the  campaign  across  Cornwall  were  No.4  Peterville  in  St  Agnes,  Halsetown  Inn  near  St  Ives,  Old  School  Bar  and  Kitchen  in  Mount  Hawke,  the  Beach  Club  restaurant  at  Carbis  Bay  Hotel,  Spa  &  Estate,  Archie  Browns  in  Truro  and  Penzance,  Kota  and  Kota  Kai  in  Porthleven,  The  Square  at  Porthleven,  and  The  Boathouse  in  Falmouth.  All  administration  costs  are  paid  by  national  StreetSmart  sponsor  Deutsche  Bank,  ensuring  that  100%  of  the  £3,000  raised  in  Cornwall,  stays  in  Cornwall.  The  money  raised  will  now  be  split  equally  amongst  the  three  nominated  charities  -­‐  St  Petroc's  Society,  the  Cornwall  Women's  Refuge  Trust  and  Cornish  branches  of  Foodbank.    For  further  information,  or  if  you  are  interested  in  finding  out  

about  taking  part  this  year  please  visit  www.streetsmart.org.uk  

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