PARISH NEWSLETTER CONSEL PLU CARN BRE WINTER 2011/12 Carn Brea Parish Council, Treloweth Community Hall, Moorfield Road, Pool, Carn Brea, Redruth. TR15 3QB CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE! www.carnbreaparishcouncil.gov.uk CHAIRMAN’S REPORT With 2011 now over and in the grip of winter, we are reflecting in this newsletter on the wonderful display of gardens we saw in July when we visited those who entered our Gardens Competition. Congratulations to all who entered and you can see all the Prize winners in the centre pages of this newsletter. We will be holding the 3rd Annual Competition in July 2012. Look out for the entry forms. Once a year the Council looks for an outstanding community person, to recognise the hard work and present them with the Clarence Coombe Award. Do you know of any such person? Please write to me if you know of an unsung community worker. Our Remembrance Service was again well attended in November but we would welcome more members of the local community to attend this year. The changing landscape of Pool will continue with the approval of funding for the new road from Dudnance Lane to Wilson Way. When completed we must, as a community, get improvements for the A3047 to make it more pedestrian friendly. Please continue to contact us on community matters we can help you with Cllr. Malcolm Moyle Chairman 01209 214381 [email protected]Pool Ward C.E.N. Bickford - 01209 214272 15 Carn Brea Lane, Pool, Carn Brea, Redruth TR15 3DS Mrs D.R. Cousins - 01209 715358 34 Station Road, Pool, Carn Brea, Redruth TR15 3QG P. Cousins - 01209 715358 34 Station Road, Pool, Carn Brea, Redruth TR15 3QG Mrs M.J. Dunstan - 01209 313259 71 Treloweth Road, Pool, Carn Brea, Redruth TR15 3NZ M. Moyle - 01209 214381 33 Moorfield Road, Pool, Carn Brea, Redruth TR15 3QB Barncoose Ward Ms A. Fuller - 01209 210888 12 Barncoose Terrace, Illogan Highway, Carn Brea, Redruth TR15 3EP P.T. Holmes - 01209 843292 Dens A-Dheffo, 24 Coronation Road, Eglos Hallow St, Illogan TR16 4SQ C. Jordan - 01209 313220 8 Harrison Gardens, Illogan, Redruth TR15 3JR C. Lawrence - 01209 218612 Trebiskin, Carn Brea Village, Carn Brea, Redruth TR15 3BA D. Tellam - 01209 718293 Lenda, Chapel Hill, Brea, Camborne TR14 9AZ Four Lanes Ward R. Hancock - 01209 215178 10 Chariot Road, Illogan Highway, Carn Brea, Redruth TR15 3LQ M. Mullard - 01209 313216 Lane End, Loscombe Lane, Four Lanes, Carn Brea, Redruth TR16 6LP J. Rowe - 01209 719645 49 North Parade, Camborne TR14 8BL C.H. Skinner Star Shoe Repairs, 2 Falmouth Road, Redruth TR15 2QL East Hill Ward Mrs B Fielder - 01209 216661 Knitcraft, 25 Fore Street, Pool Redruth TR15 3DZ Your Councillors Illogan South Police Neigh- bourhood Team recently welcomed a new Officer. PCSO Jenny Northcote has moved across from Redruth, where she has worked for the last 8 years, to work alongside PC Sue Buckley. Jenny has worked in Redruth North, the villages of St Day, Lanner and Carharrack and was the Gypsy and Traveller PCSO for 18 months before transferring to Pool. Jenny is excited at the prospect of patrolling on a new patch and hopes to become a familiar face out on the beat. She will work alongside her colleagues from the Pool Police Office situated on the Cornwall College campus in Pool. There has been a recent spate of incidents in this area with cold callers often posing as officials in order to gain access to people’s homes. Often the elderly and vulnerable are targeted. Please make sure that you carefully check the identity of anybody calling at your address and ask to see their identity badge. If you are not satisfied that they are who they claim to be, call the police on 101 to report your concerns. The police have a new national non-emergency number – 101. You should call this number to report a non urgent crime or for general police enquiries, for example to give information about a crime that has already happened or to speak to a local officer. Or alternatively you can contact the police via Email: [email protected]. police.uk or Online www. devon-cornwall.police.uk In an emergency, always call 999. PC 6516 Sue Buckley PCSO 30044 Jenny Northcote The Lodge, Cornwall College, Trevenson Road, Pool TR15 3PJ Tel:01209 714936 Police Update Chairman presenting Paul Jenkin with his award for services to the Council. Mr Jenkin’s pen and ink drawings appear on the Council’s Christmas cards. BREA GARDENING CLUB change of venue: Contact: Rita Bray 01209 714680 3rd Wednesdays Heathcoat Social Club 7.30pm. 2nd & 4th Wednesdays Heathcoat Social Club 2pm.
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PARISH NEWSLETTER CONSEL PLU CARN BREWINTER 2011/12
Carn Brea Parish Council, Treloweth Community Hall, Moorfield Road, Pool, Carn Brea, Redruth. TR15 3QB
CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE! www.carnbreaparishcouncil.gov.uk
Chairman’s report
Please Note - Accuracy: Whilst every effort is made to ensure accuracy, Carn Brea Parish Council cannot in any circumstances accept responsibility for errors or omissions
With 2011 now over and in the grip of winter, we are reflecting in this newsletter on the wonderful display of gardens we saw in July when we visited those who entered our Gardens Competition. Congratulations to all who entered and you can see all the Prize winners in the centre pages of this newsletter. We will be holding the 3rd Annual Competition in July 2012. Look out for the entry forms.Once a year the Council looks for an outstanding community
person, to recognise the hard work and present them with the Clarence Coombe Award. Do you know of any such person? Please write to me if you know of an unsung community worker.
Our Remembrance Service was again well attended in November but we would welcome more members of the local community to attend this year.
The changing landscape of Pool will continue with the
approval of funding for the new road from Dudnance Lane to Wilson Way. When completed we must, as a community, get improvements for the A3047 to make it more pedestrian friendly.Please continue to contact us on community matters we can help you with
East Hill WardMrs B Fielder - 01209 216661 Knitcraft, 25 Fore Street, Pool Redruth TR15 3DZ
Your Councillors
Illogan South Police Neigh-bourhood Team recently welcomed a new Officer. PCSO Jenny Northcote has moved across from Redruth, where she has worked for the last 8 years, to work alongside PC Sue Buckley. Jenny has worked in Redruth North, the villages of St Day, Lanner and Carharrack and was the Gypsy and Traveller PCSO for 18 months before transferring to Pool. Jenny is excited at the prospect of patrolling on a new patch and hopes to become a familiar face out on the beat. She will work alongside her colleagues from the Pool Police Office situated on the Cornwall College campus in Pool.There has been a recent spate of incidents in this area with cold callers often posing as officials in order to gain access to people’s homes. Often the elderly and vulnerable are targeted. Please make sure that you carefully check the
identity of anybody calling at your address and ask to see their identity badge. If you are not satisfied that they are who they claim to be, call the police on 101 to report your concerns.The police have a new national non-emergency number – 101. You should call this number to report a non urgent crime or for general police enquiries, for example to give information about a crime that has already happened or to speak to a local officer.Or alternatively you can contact the police via Email: [email protected] or Online www.devon-cornwall.police.ukIn an emergency, always call 999. PC 6516 Sue BuckleyPCSO 30044 Jenny NorthcoteThe Lodge, Cornwall College,Trevenson Road,PoolTR15 3PJTel:01209 714936
police Update
The long awaited development on Carn Brea Parish’s outer edge moved a step closer recently as plans were approved for housing and offices at Tuckingmill. There will be a mixed development of 81 flats and houses and the refurbishment of the old fuseworks or ‘Northern Lights’ building into offices. Due to the high costs of cleaning up the contaminated land, the developer has not been asked to provide any ‘affordable’ housing but Cornwall Council will provide some subsidy for this. We are waiting to hear whether the council has been successful in its bid for funding to provide a new east-west link road from Heartlands, over the old South Crofty site to Dolcoath. This will relieve pressure on Pendarves Street and allow the final phase
to go ahead, clearing up this area and providing a fitting setting for the World Heritage site. South Crofty has already had permission to move their operation towards the railway line by Brea. The World Heritage Site signage is expected next year – at last! Carn Brea’s Remembrance was a week earlier than Camborne this year, which gave me the opportunity to attend both. It was a cold, bright day and a good place to remember those who gave everything. I wish we could find some way to stop the cars going past but even so, the small and personal service was a very poignant event and it was good to see so many local children attending and laying wreaths. Jude Robinson
The Council wishes to recognise outstanding achievements, by person or persons, who have served this Parish.The Clarence Coombe Memorial Award is in memory of the late Clarence Coombe, a well respected councillor who served the parish for many years.The award will be presented to a nominee, who lives in the parish and who has given life-long service, performed an heroic deed, or attained individual achievement through work, study, conquest of illness or disability, etc.The Parish Council would welcome
nominations for this award. The proposal should be made in writing to the clerk, marked “Clarence Coombe Award” and stating the reasons for the nominations by the 31st March 2012.
Chairman presenting Paul Jenkin with his award for services to the Council.Mr Jenkin’s pen and ink drawings appear on the Council’s Christmas cards.
Brea GardeninG CluB
change of venue:Contact:
Rita Bray 01209 7146803rd Wednesdays Heathcoat Social Club 7.30pm. 2nd & 4th Wednesdays Heathcoat Social Club 2pm.
The Parish Council is looking for land owners who would be interested in having trees planted on their land for the Queen’s diamond jubilee. Queen
Elizabeth II’s Diamond Jubilee is an historic event, and to celebrate millions of people across the UK are coming together to plant 6 million trees. As such the Parish Council is trying to identify any person who might be interested in the scheme.This is a celebration for everyone, whether you’re able to create a large wood on your own land, a smaller one in your local community, or simply want to plant a single tree in your back garden. The packs of trees are available in two sizes - either 105 trees or 420 trees - and are themed to help so that we could choose the best mix for our parish. This includes:
Wildlife: Blackthorn, hawthorn, hazel, birch, rowan, oak Year-round colour: Hawthorn, hazel, birch, rowan, cherry, dogwood Wood fuel: Ash, birch, cherry, oak, hornbeamWild harvest: Hazel, blackthorn, crab apple, elder, dog rose This project would run in conjunction with a scheme the Parish Council is already engaged in called The Jubilee Fields Project. This project aims to protect 2,012 outdoor recreational spaces as a permanent legacy marking Queen Elizabeth II’s diamond jubilee next year.If you have land that you would like planted with trees for the Diamond Jubilee Project please contact the Parish Council tree warden Cllr John Rowe on 01209 712199 or e-mail: [email protected]. Or alternatively,Find out more at:www.moretreesmoregood.org.uk/jubilee
A DATE IN CARN BREA
Diary DatesMONDAYS Art Class at Carnkie Institute 2-4pm New members welcome 01209 212408 Four Lanes Male Voice Choir.Practice 7 30pm Four Lanes Methodist Chapel Four Lanes Majorettes 6 30pm Pencoys School Pencoys Fun Camera Club 7-9pm Pencoys Hall TUESDAYS Parent and Toddler Group 930-1130am Pencoys Hall Tina Ball 01209 214054 American Tribal Belly Dancing 730-9pm Treloweth Comm Hall Veronica Clark 01209 6134412nd TUESDAYS Carn Brea Womans Institute Trevenson Comm Hall Pool Mrs French 01209 842285 Coffee Morning at Carnkie Methodist 10-12am2nd and 4th TUESDAYS Four Lanes Bingo at Pencoys Hall Margaret Maiden 012092113313rd TUESDAYS Four Lanes Womans Institute. Methodist Church 730pmWEDNESDAYS Four Lanes Brownies Pencoys Hall 6-730pm Crofty Click Chicks Knitting Club 7-9pm Barbara 01209 216661 Ladies Darts Countryman Piece 730pm Ballroom Dancing Pencoys School 630pm Slimming World Treloweth Comm Hall 530-730pm Sarah McNeil 01209 314034 Keep FitTreloweth Comm Hall 930-1030am Helen Lewarne 01209611622 (term time)3rd WEDNESDAYS Brea Gardening Club Heathcoats Social Club 730pm 01209 7146802nd & 4th WEDNESDAYS Brea Gardening Club Heathcoats Social Club 2pmTHURSDAY Carnkie Post Office at Carnkie Institute 9am-1pmCoffee Morning and Internet Cafe Carnkie Institute 10-12am Coffee and Craft Brea Chapel 1030-12am Parent and Toddler GroupPencoys School 9-11am Community Choir Pencoys school 630-830pm1st THURSDAYS Christians Together at Four Lanes Methodist Churchfor tasty food, good company and to raise funds for local charities 10-12amFRIDAY Bible Reading and Prayer Hour Brea Chapel 7-8pm Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu at Pencoys School 630pm Whist Club Carnkie Institute 145-430pm F.L.Y.F.C. Pencoys School Field 345pm Mixed Darts Sportsmans Arms 730pm Egyptian/ Arabic Belly Dancing Treloweth Comm Hall 8-930pmFRIDAYS During term-time 1st Pool Rainbows 5-6pm Tracey 01209 822456 1st Pool Brownies 615-730 pm Barbara 01209 216661 1st Pool Guides 730-9pm Sandra 01209 719741 3RD FRIDAYS Four Lanes Gardening Club at Four Lanes Methodist Church 01209 213159EVERY SUNDAY Service at Brea Chapel 1030amTo add to or change diary dates please phone Barbara Fielder 01209 216661
Cornwall CounCillor report
ClarenCe Coombe memorial award
do You Have SpaCe for Some treeS?
HEART OF CORNWALL faYre
SATuRdAy, 14TH ApRiL (10-5)Chi An Bobel, Heartlands, Pool
PARISH NEWSLETTER CONSEL PLU CARN BREWINTER 2011/12
Carn Brea Parish Council, Treloweth Community Hall, Moorfield Road, Pool, Carn Brea, Redruth. TR15 3QB
CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE! www.carnbreaparishcouncil.gov.uk
Chairman’s report
Please Note - Accuracy: Whilst every effort is made to ensure accuracy, Carn Brea Parish Council cannot in any circumstances accept responsibility for errors or omissions
With 2011 now over and in the grip of winter, we are reflecting in this newsletter on the wonderful display of gardens we saw in July when we visited those who entered our Gardens Competition. Congratulations to all who entered and you can see all the Prize winners in the centre pages of this newsletter. We will be holding the 3rd Annual Competition in July 2012. Look out for the entry forms.Once a year the Council looks for an outstanding community
person, to recognise the hard work and present them with the Clarence Coombe Award. Do you know of any such person? Please write to me if you know of an unsung community worker.
Our Remembrance Service was again well attended in November but we would welcome more members of the local community to attend this year.
The changing landscape of Pool will continue with the
approval of funding for the new road from Dudnance Lane to Wilson Way. When completed we must, as a community, get improvements for the A3047 to make it more pedestrian friendly.Please continue to contact us on community matters we can help you with
East Hill WardMrs B Fielder - 01209 216661 Knitcraft, 25 Fore Street, Pool Redruth TR15 3DZ
Your Councillors
Illogan South Police Neigh-bourhood Team recently welcomed a new Officer. PCSO Jenny Northcote has moved across from Redruth, where she has worked for the last 8 years, to work alongside PC Sue Buckley. Jenny has worked in Redruth North, the villages of St Day, Lanner and Carharrack and was the Gypsy and Traveller PCSO for 18 months before transferring to Pool. Jenny is excited at the prospect of patrolling on a new patch and hopes to become a familiar face out on the beat. She will work alongside her colleagues from the Pool Police Office situated on the Cornwall College campus in Pool.There has been a recent spate of incidents in this area with cold callers often posing as officials in order to gain access to people’s homes. Often the elderly and vulnerable are targeted. Please make sure that you carefully check the
identity of anybody calling at your address and ask to see their identity badge. If you are not satisfied that they are who they claim to be, call the police on 101 to report your concerns.The police have a new national non-emergency number – 101. You should call this number to report a non urgent crime or for general police enquiries, for example to give information about a crime that has already happened or to speak to a local officer.Or alternatively you can contact the police via Email: [email protected] or Online www.devon-cornwall.police.ukIn an emergency, always call 999. PC 6516 Sue BuckleyPCSO 30044 Jenny NorthcoteThe Lodge, Cornwall College,Trevenson Road,PoolTR15 3PJTel:01209 714936
police Update
The long awaited development on Carn Brea Parish’s outer edge moved a step closer recently as plans were approved for housing and offices at Tuckingmill. There will be a mixed development of 81 flats and houses and the refurbishment of the old fuseworks or ‘Northern Lights’ building into offices. Due to the high costs of cleaning up the contaminated land, the developer has not been asked to provide any ‘affordable’ housing but Cornwall Council will provide some subsidy for this. We are waiting to hear whether the council has been successful in its bid for funding to provide a new east-west link road from Heartlands, over the old South Crofty site to Dolcoath. This will relieve pressure on Pendarves Street and allow the final phase
to go ahead, clearing up this area and providing a fitting setting for the World Heritage site. South Crofty has already had permission to move their operation towards the railway line by Brea. The World Heritage Site signage is expected next year – at last! Carn Brea’s Remembrance was a week earlier than Camborne this year, which gave me the opportunity to attend both. It was a cold, bright day and a good place to remember those who gave everything. I wish we could find some way to stop the cars going past but even so, the small and personal service was a very poignant event and it was good to see so many local children attending and laying wreaths. Jude Robinson
The Council wishes to recognise outstanding achievements, by person or persons, who have served this Parish.The Clarence Coombe Memorial Award is in memory of the late Clarence Coombe, a well respected councillor who served the parish for many years.The award will be presented to a nominee, who lives in the parish and who has given life-long service, performed an heroic deed, or attained individual achievement through work, study, conquest of illness or disability, etc.The Parish Council would welcome
nominations for this award. The proposal should be made in writing to the clerk, marked “Clarence Coombe Award” and stating the reasons for the nominations by the 31st March 2012.
Chairman presenting Paul Jenkin with his award for services to the Council.Mr Jenkin’s pen and ink drawings appear on the Council’s Christmas cards.
Brea GardeninG CluB
change of venue:Contact:
Rita Bray 01209 7146803rd Wednesdays Heathcoat Social Club 7.30pm. 2nd & 4th Wednesdays Heathcoat Social Club 2pm.
The Parish Council is looking for land owners who would be interested in having trees planted on their land for the Queen’s diamond jubilee. Queen
Elizabeth II’s Diamond Jubilee is an historic event, and to celebrate millions of people across the UK are coming together to plant 6 million trees. As such the Parish Council is trying to identify any person who might be interested in the scheme.This is a celebration for everyone, whether you’re able to create a large wood on your own land, a smaller one in your local community, or simply want to plant a single tree in your back garden. The packs of trees are available in two sizes - either 105 trees or 420 trees - and are themed to help so that we could choose the best mix for our parish. This includes:
Wildlife: Blackthorn, hawthorn, hazel, birch, rowan, oak Year-round colour: Hawthorn, hazel, birch, rowan, cherry, dogwood Wood fuel: Ash, birch, cherry, oak, hornbeamWild harvest: Hazel, blackthorn, crab apple, elder, dog rose This project would run in conjunction with a scheme the Parish Council is already engaged in called The Jubilee Fields Project. This project aims to protect 2,012 outdoor recreational spaces as a permanent legacy marking Queen Elizabeth II’s diamond jubilee next year.If you have land that you would like planted with trees for the Diamond Jubilee Project please contact the Parish Council tree warden Cllr John Rowe on 01209 712199 or e-mail: [email protected]. Or alternatively,Find out more at:www.moretreesmoregood.org.uk/jubilee
A DATE IN CARN BREA
Diary DatesMONDAYS Art Class at Carnkie Institute 2-4pm New members welcome 01209 212408 Four Lanes Male Voice Choir.Practice 7 30pm Four Lanes Methodist Chapel Four Lanes Majorettes 6 30pm Pencoys School Pencoys Fun Camera Club 7-9pm Pencoys Hall TUESDAYS Parent and Toddler Group 930-1130am Pencoys Hall Tina Ball 01209 214054 American Tribal Belly Dancing 730-9pm Treloweth Comm Hall Veronica Clark 01209 6134412nd TUESDAYS Carn Brea Womans Institute Trevenson Comm Hall Pool Mrs French 01209 842285 Coffee Morning at Carnkie Methodist 10-12am2nd and 4th TUESDAYS Four Lanes Bingo at Pencoys Hall Margaret Maiden 012092113313rd TUESDAYS Four Lanes Womans Institute. Methodist Church 730pmWEDNESDAYS Four Lanes Brownies Pencoys Hall 6-730pm Crofty Click Chicks Knitting Club 7-9pm Barbara 01209 216661 Ladies Darts Countryman Piece 730pm Ballroom Dancing Pencoys School 630pm Slimming World Treloweth Comm Hall 530-730pm Sarah McNeil 01209 314034 Keep FitTreloweth Comm Hall 930-1030am Helen Lewarne 01209611622 (term time)3rd WEDNESDAYS Brea Gardening Club Heathcoats Social Club 730pm 01209 7146802nd & 4th WEDNESDAYS Brea Gardening Club Heathcoats Social Club 2pmTHURSDAY Carnkie Post Office at Carnkie Institute 9am-1pmCoffee Morning and Internet Cafe Carnkie Institute 10-12am Coffee and Craft Brea Chapel 1030-12am Parent and Toddler GroupPencoys School 9-11am Community Choir Pencoys school 630-830pm1st THURSDAYS Christians Together at Four Lanes Methodist Churchfor tasty food, good company and to raise funds for local charities 10-12amFRIDAY Bible Reading and Prayer Hour Brea Chapel 7-8pm Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu at Pencoys School 630pm Whist Club Carnkie Institute 145-430pm F.L.Y.F.C. Pencoys School Field 345pm Mixed Darts Sportsmans Arms 730pm Egyptian/ Arabic Belly Dancing Treloweth Comm Hall 8-930pmFRIDAYS During term-time 1st Pool Rainbows 5-6pm Tracey 01209 822456 1st Pool Brownies 615-730 pm Barbara 01209 216661 1st Pool Guides 730-9pm Sandra 01209 719741 3RD FRIDAYS Four Lanes Gardening Club at Four Lanes Methodist Church 01209 213159EVERY SUNDAY Service at Brea Chapel 1030amTo add to or change diary dates please phone Barbara Fielder 01209 216661
Cornwall CounCillor report
ClarenCe Coombe memorial award
do You Have SpaCe for Some treeS?
HEART OF CORNWALL faYre
SATuRdAy, 14TH ApRiL (10-5)Chi An Bobel, Heartlands, Pool
