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1 INSIDE THIS EDITION: Page 2 – 5 : Tintagel Parish Council and Tintagel Visitor Centre Page 7 : Details of fundraising events – Tintagel Christmas Lights Page 12 : Tintagel Methodist Church PLEASE TAKE A COPY
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   INSIDE  THIS  EDITION:-­‐    Page  2  –  5  :  Tintagel  Parish  Council  and  Tintagel  Visitor  Centre  Page  7  :  Details  of  fundraising  events  –  Tintagel  Christmas  Lights  Page  12  :  Tintagel  Methodist  Church                                                            

PLEASE TAKE A COPY

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TINTAGEL  VISITOR  CENTRE    With  reference  to  the  Visitor  Centre,  we  will  soon  be  into  the  main  part  of  the  season  and  we  thank  all  of  our  volunteers  for  their  help.  Newcomers  to  the  village  may  be  unaware  that  the  Visitor  Centre  belongs  to  the  parish  and  we  are  always  looking  for  new  volunteers  to  cover  for  holidays,  sickness  etc.  so  if  you  have  3  hours  to  spare  a  week  you  will  be  very  welcome  to  join  us.    Please  see  the  volunteer  registration  form  overleaf,  or  you  can  apply  online  or  just  drop  into  the  Centre  for  a  chat.    I  would  like  to  once  more  thank  all  our  advertisers  for  their  support  and  to    Roger,  Sue,  David  and  Jo  for  their  help  to  produce  the  most  recent  Tintagel  Guide  for  2015.    Information  for  advertisers  for  the  2016  edition  will  be  available  shortly.      TINTAGEL  PARISH  COUNCIL    Last  month  we  welcomed  two  new  councillors,  Mr.  Richard  Dale  and  Mr.  Richard  Hart  to  serve  on  the  council.  It  is  going  to  be  a  challenging  year  for  the  council  particularly  with  the  new  arrangements  for  the  toilets.    As  a  council  we  do  wonder  how  many  more  responsibilities  we  will  have  to  take  on  over  the  coming  years.  The  councillors  give  freely  of  their  time  and  it  is  not  always  an  easy  job.      TINTAGEL  PARISH  NEWSLETTER    Unfortunately,  the  newsletter  is  quite  a  short  one  this  month.    Reminders  are  sent  out  in  good  time  to  regular  contributors  but  they  do  not  always  respond.    Please  ensure  that  any  items  for  inclusion  are  sent  to  the  Parish  Clerk  in  time  for  the  next  publication  (see  back  page  for  dates).    If  you  would  like  to  be  added  to  the  list  to  receive  a  reminder,  please  contact  the  Parish  Clerk.            Mary  Dyer  Chairman  Tintagel  Parish  Council  

NEWS  FROM  TINTAGEL  PARISH  COUNCIL  

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 WOULD  YOU  LIKE  TO  VOLUNTEER  AT  THE  VISITOR  CENTRE?  Tintagel   Visitor   Centre   is  manned   entirely   by   volunteers   from   the   parish   council  and   local   people.     The   volunteers   work   for   the   satisfaction   of   building   our  community,   assisting   the   thousands   of   tourists   that   visit   Tintagel   and   the  surrounding  area  and  helping  our  beautiful  village  to  thrive.    We  are  always  grateful  for  new  volunteers  and  for  during  periods  of  sickness  and  holidays.  So  if  you’d  like  to  be  involved,  whether  you  can  offer  just  1  or  2  hours  a  week  or  a  morning  or  afternoon  shift,  we  would  welcome  you   to   join  our   team.  And  although  it’s  a  worthy  activity,  it  is  great  fun  too!    If  you  are  interested,  please  complete  and  return  the  Volunteer  Registration  Form  overleaf   or   pop   into   the   Centre   for   a   chat.     You   can   now   also   apply   to   be   a  Volunteer   at   the   Visitor   Centre   via   the   Parish   Website  www.tintagelparishcouncil.gov.uk        

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Completed  forms  will  be  held  by  the  Parish  Council.  Information  provided  will  be  treated  as  confidential  and  will  be  used  to  identify  the  skills  and  availability  of  volunteers  to  help  the  Parish  Council  develop  a  management  plan  for  the  future.    NAME  _______________________________________________  

ADDRESS  __________________________________________________________________  

Age  Range  (please  circle)            Under  18          18  –  25          26  -­‐45            46  –  64            65  and  over  

Telephone  number  _________________________  Mobile  telephone  number  ________________________  

Email  address  __________________________________________  

Emergency  contact  name  and  telephone  _________________________________________  (we  like  to  hold  a  telephone  number  in  case  of  an  emergency  whilst  you  are  volunteering)    Any  other  information  (please  inform  us  of  any  allergies/medical  conditions  or  any  other  details  

you  think  we  need  to  know________________________________________________________________________  

_____________________________________________________________________________________  

 What  help  can  you  offer  and/or  what  would  you  like  to  do?    

ü Please  tick  as  appropriate   Retail  (selling  goods,  stocking  shelves,  pricing  etc.)   Administration  (operating  till,  handling  money,  answering  telephone)   General  information  (providing  information  to  visitors  to  the  Centre)   Gardening  maintenance   Maintenance  of  building   Marketing  and  media   Merchandising   Organising  special  events   Speak  a  foreign  language   Open/close  toilets   Stock  control  (tracking  sales  and  raising  need  for  orders)   Acting  as  Centre  Manager   Cleaning    -­‐  SHOP  /  TOILETS   Graphic  Design   Book-­‐keeping   Accountancy     Computing     Web  site  design  and  updates   Other  (please  state)  

 

TINTAGEL  VISITOR  CENTRE  –  VOLUNTEER  REGISTRATION  FORM  

 

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Please  give  brief  details  of  any  previous  experience  of  voluntary  and/or  relevant  paid  work.          IT  WOULD  BE  USEFUL  IF  YOU  COULD  TELL  US  WHICH  DAYS  AND  HOURS  YOU  MAY  BE  AVAILABLE  TO  VOLUNTEER.       MORNING  (0945  HRS  –  1230  

HRS)  AFTERNOON  (1230  HRS  –  1600  HRS)  

MONDAY      TUESDAY      WEDNESDAY      THURSDAY      FRIDAY      SATURDAY      SUNDAY        

Tick  this  box  if  you  would  consider  being  on  call  to  help  for  a  few  extra  hours  from  time  to  time  when  someone  is  absent  due  to  sickness.  

Tick  this  box  if  you  are  unable  to  volunteer  for  a  whole  morning  or  afternoon  but  can  spare  a  few  hours  one  or  two  days  per  week.  

 The  Centre  will  open  at  10.00am  and  close  at  4.00pm  during  the  main  holiday  periods.  Opening  hours  may  be  reduced  during  off-­‐peak  periods.  

   As  a  Visitor  Centre  Volunteer  you  will  be  a  valuable  member  of  the  community  team,  helping  to  create  and  develop  an  exciting  project  that  will  enhance  life  in  our  Parish.      Thank  you  for  volunteering.        PLEASE  RETURN  THIS  FORM  TO:  TINTAGEL  VISITOR  CENTRE  BOSSINEY  ROAD  TINTAGEL  CORNWALL  PL34  0AJ    If  you  have  any  queries,  please  contact  the  Visitor  Centre  on  01840  779084  or  email  at  [email protected]  

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ST MATERIANA PARISH CHURCH PRIEST IN CHARGE MICHAEL PARSONS 01840 250625

WEEKLY SERVICES Sunday Eucharist at Parish Church 10am Wednesday Eucharist St Pirans Trethevy 10am An 8 pm service of Celtic Reflections will be held at the Parish Church throughout August excluding Aug 9th and Evening Prayers will be said at St Pirans Trethevy at 3-30 on 19th July, 16th Aug and 20th Sept CHURCH NEWS A Flower Festival will be held in the Parish Church from 6th to 8th Aug and will end with an evening with Johnny Cowling in the church on 9th August Tickets are available from Mrs. E. Flew or Michael Parsons at £5 Preliminary notice - a stay and play group will start in the church hall on Sept 11th at 9.15 to 11.15. We invite all toddlers and their carers to drop in have a coffee and a chat whilst the little ones play The church hall is now available to hire please contact Mrs. P. Tinney on 01840 770327

TINTAGEL  OIL  GROUP    The  next  order  for  heating  oil  will  be  placed  on  the  20th  August  2015.    If   you   wish   to   place   an   order   for   heating   oil   please   order   early   in   the   week  beginning   17th   August   2015.     The   more   people   who   order   oil   gives   greater  strength  to  negotiate  lower  prices  from  the  suppliers.    Money  can  be  saved  by  a  group  order.    An   order   can   be   placed   by   ringing   John   on   01840   770500.     To   place   an   order  please   leave   your   name,   address,   phone   number   and   the   amount   of   oil   you  require  if  leaving  a  message.    Due  to  the  number  of  orders  placed  it  is  not  possible  for  me  to  ring  everybody  as  this  is  a  voluntary  service  with  no  costs  or  charges,    Further  orders  will  be  placed  on  13th  November  2015  and  19th  February  2015.  

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TINTAGEL CHRISTMAS LIGHTS

On Monday 3rd August and Monday 17th August in the new refurbished Old School

Rooms, the Christmas Lighting Committee will be fundraising.

There will be a coffee morning on both dates with morning coffee, pasty lunch

and cream teas, cake stall, tombola.

From 10.00 a.m. – 5.00 p.m.

Please come and support your Christmas Lights for Tintagel

     

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Tintagel Garden Club May 2015 Newsletter

This month’s speaker was Howard Wills who owns the national collection of Sempervivums at his 3 acre small holding near Great Torrington. Howard gave a great talk last year on the flora and Fauna of New Zealand and we invited him back to talk about his great passion; sempervivums. Their name means always alive and they are tough little plants that grow naturally on or between rocks in the mountain regions of Europe,Turkey, Iran, Morocco and the Balkans. They grow very well in all weather conditions in the southwest provided they have very good drainage, and a little shelter from heavy rain or hail for some varieties in the winter. Sempervivims form cushions of spiral rosettes and can be easily propagated by potting up small plants from the edge of the rosettes or from seed. His ideal compost is 50% John Innes number 1 or 2 with 25% loam,25% of sharp sand, some slow release fertilizer and a top dressing of gravel. When the plants reach maturity which is only in a few years, they throw up large flower stalks which produce a multitude of attractive small flowers. The main plant then dies, but there are usually more than enough baby plants around its edge to take its place. Howard brought in a selection of plants grown in containers including troughs shallow clay pots and even in an air brick and they looked particularly attractive in small groups, which showed their great variety in shape and colour. He also brought in some plants for sale, which were quickly snapped up!! We all thanked for a very interesting talk with some excellent of photographs, and we now have many new beautiful little additions to our gardens! Chris Weight Newsletter Secretary

 

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DIARY DATES REGULAR QUIZZES

 are  held  at  the  King  Arthurs  Arms,  Fore  Street,  Tintagel  

Quizzes  are  held  on  the  1st  and  3rd  Tuesday  of  every  month  throughout  the  year,  commencing  at  8.30  p.m.,  £2.00  per  person,  

teams  of  4  people  or  come  along  and  make  up  or  join  a  team.    

Come  along  for  a  fun  Quiz  Evening.  No  Quiz  in  July  and  August,  the  next  date  is  September  1st  and  15th    

at  King  Arthurs  Arms  at  the  new  time  of  8-­‐00  pm  start  Teams  of  4  at  £2-­‐00  per  person  all  proceeds  all  go  to  charity  ie  The  Camelford  Mini  

Bus  Appeal  and  The  First  Responders.      Please  contact  June  Jory  01840  770346  for  more  details.        

   ALL  WELCOME  

 First  Tuesday  of  the  Month  –  Proceeds  to  the  Camelford  Mini  Bus  Appeal  

Third  Tuesday  of  the  Month  –  Proceeds  to  the  First  Responders    

TINTAGEL AFC CASH PRIZE BINGO

Wednesday  19th  August  2015  

 Tintagel  Social  Hall  (over  18s  only  can  play)  Doors  open  7.00  p.m.  Eyes  down  at  7.30  p.m.,          In  aid  of  Tintagel  AFC  Charity  no:  1088744  

 

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TINTAGEL TENNIS CLUB THE PLAYING FIELDS, BOSSINEY ROAD. ALL ARE WELCOME TO JOIN THE CLUB OR PAY AND PLAY. EVENING FLOODLIT TENNIS AVAILABLE FOR EVERYONE! FLOODLIT ALL WEATHER COURTS available 8am until 10pm. Collect the key and pay for the courts and floodlights at The Bossiney House Hotel. Court hire: Juniors: £2 each per hour . Adults: £6 per hour per court. £5 deposit for key. Members play free and can buy their own key. Membership runs from April 1st yearly, winter membership available at a reduced rate. Floodlights £2 per token = 30 minutes per court. Available only between 8am & 10pm. Club nights are on Mondays and Tuesdays both from 6.30pm. All are welcome. For more details and membership prices visit: www.tintageltennis.net New Tennis club members are always welcome!

     

TINTAGEL ORPHEUS MALE VOICE CHOIR

Diary Dates for August

Thursday 6th 7.30 p.m. for 8.00 p.m. Summer Concert at Tintagel Social Hall. Soloist to be advised. Chairperson Brian Ede

Thursday 20th 7.30 p.m. for 8.00 p.m. Summer Concert at Tintagel Social

Hall. Soloists and Chairperson from the choir  

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Do  You  Remember  The  Goon  Show?      This  was  a  show  in  the  1950s    that  was  either  loved  or  hated  by  the  public.  I  loved  it   and   the   wonderful   characters,   inspired   by   Spike   Milligan,   can   never   be  forgotten.  There   was   Major   Bloodnok,   Hercules   Grytpype-­‐Thynne,   Bluebottle   and   Henry  Crun   (Peter   Sellers).      Eccles,  Minnie   Bannister   and   Count   Jim  Moriarty,   (Spike  Milligan).  Harry  Secombe  as    Neddie  Seagoon,  Uncle  Oscar,  Private  Bogg,  Nugent  Dirt,  Izzy,  Welshmen  and  Yorkshire  Men.    Michael  Bentine  was  a  member  of  the  Goons  from  1951  to  1953,  when  he  left  the  series.      During   1951   to   1960   there   were   238   shows   and   12   specials,   Originally   the  programme  was  called  ‘Crazy  People’  but  was  changed  to  the  ‘Goon  Show’.      The  scripts   had   silly   plots   with  surreal   humour,   puns,   catchphrases   and   an   array  of  weird  sound  effects.  Some  of  the  later  episodes  had  electronic  effects  devised  by  the    BBC  Radiophonic  Workshop.  These  sounds  were  re-­‐used  by  other  shows  for  decades  afterwards.      The   team  made   some   unforgettable   recordings,     amongst   the   songs  were   ‘I’m  Walking  Backwards  For  Christmas’  ,    ‘Bloodnok's  Rock  and  Roll  Call’  and  the  ‘The  Ying   Tong   Song’.   The   last   time   all   three   Goons   met   up   they   recorded     ‘The  Raspberry  Song’  and  ‘Rhymes’  in  1978      There   were   some   lovely   catchphrases   like   .   "He's   fallen   in   the   water!"   (Little  Jim),   "You   dirty,   rotten   swine,   you!   You   have   deaded   me!"   (Bluebottle),   "You  can't   get   the  wood,   you   know."   (Henry,  Minnie),   "You   silly,   twisted  boy,   you."  (Grytpype-­‐Thynne)  and  "You  can't  park   'ere,  mate"  (Willium)   -­‐-­‐  Milligan's  dig  at  officious  BBC  commissionaires.    I  can  remember  some  of  the  unusual  titles  for  the  programmes  like  ‘"The  Egg  of  the  Great  Auk:”,  "The  Dreaded  Batter  Pudding  Hurler   (of  Bexhill-­‐on-­‐Sea)",  "The  Affair  of  the  Lone  Banana",  "The  International  Christmas  Pudding",  "The  Tale  of  Men's  Shirts"  and  so  on  and  so  on.  The  Last  Goon  Show  of  All,  was  broadcast  on  5  October   1972,   Wonderful   memories   of   as   really   crazy   programme   that   was  probably  aired  before  it’s  time.        Marvellous  Memories.    Were  you  a  fan?!      David  Flower      

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Old Post Office update Our exhibition this month is ‘Diggin deeper’; as part of the Festival of Archaeology we are hoping to highlight the lesser-known medieval history of the building. There will be reconstruction drawings, talks and hands-on activities, such as a mock-excavation, for kids. The house is open every day from 10:30am to 5:30pm, last admission is at 5pm. Our volunteers play a vital part in the Old Post Office’s season. We are currently looking for people who have an interest in the local area and a love of heritage to act as welcomers at the Old Post Office. If you would like to find out more about these opportunities then please pop in to see us. For our younger visitors we have the 2015 list of 50 things to do before you’re 11 ¾, pick up your booklet and start the adventure today. Activities on offer at the Old Post Office include a snail race, hunt for bugs and look out for special events in August for making a home for an animal and creating wild art! All events have normal admission charges linked to them but our friendly and knowledgeable staff can advise you on National Trust membership if you would like any information and free entry to all of our places of interest.

If you wish to find out any more about any of the above, please contact the property on 01840 770024 or check the website; www.nationaltrust.org.uk/tintagel-old-post-office. We can also be found on Facebook.com/nt.topo and @ntoldpostoffice.

Joanne McGillivray House and Visitor Services Manager

     

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Age Concern Camelford & District Cornwall Reg. Charity No:274217

------------------------------ Cherry Whitehead [Admin.], Kerensa, Helstone, PL32 9RL, Tel: 01840 213391 Email: [email protected]

Bus Mobile: 07980485238 PROGRAMME SHEET

For all residents and visitors over 50

___________________________

August 2015

NS [No Shopping] ST [Visit to a Supermarket and Refreshments if required] . ***** Use ALL the following nos. to contact Barbara : 18002 01840 211011 Listen and wait for instructions. Please book September’s trips a.s.a.p. Thanks.

DAY DATE DESTINATION XX CONTACT Tele: 01840….

TIME DON DRIVER

Sat 1 Sun 2 Mon 3 Tues 4 Truro NS Cherry Whitehead 213391 9am £7.50 Brian Wed 5 The Round-Fraddon/ Home

Bargains next to Matalan, Truro NS Margaret Rush 779085 10am £7.50 David

Thurs 6 Launceston ST Barbara Clutton ***** 9am £5.50 Michael Fri 7 Sat 8 Sun 9 Mon 10 Tues 11 St.Austell NS Liz King 261710 9am £6.50 Brian Wed 12 Atlantic Village/Merry Harriers NS Margaret Rush 779085 9am £8.00 TBA Thurs 13 Bude ST Barbara Clutton ***** 9am £5.50 Deborah Fri 14 Sat 15 Sun 16 Mon 17 Tues 18 Bideford NS Cherry Whitehead 213391 9am £8.00 Brian Wed 19 Thurs 20 Wadebridge ST Lillian Marshall 250811 9am £5.50 Geoff Fri 21 Sat 22 Sun 23 Mon 24 Tues 25 Tavistock NS Liz King 261710 9am £7.50 Brian Wed 26 Thurs 27 Bodmin ST Barbara Clutton ***** 9am £5.50 Geoff Fri 28 Blisland Inn NS Barbara Hamley 213502 9am £5.50 Deborah Sat 29 Sun 30 Mon 31

 

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USE  OF  CAR  PARK  IN  TREVENA  SQUARE  AND  SPACES  IN  CORNWALL  COUNCIL  CAR  PARK  FOR  PERMIT  HOLDERS    There  is  no  excuse  for  not  displaying  a  valid  permit  if  you  qualify  for  one  (you  will  need  to  confirm  that  you  pay  Council  Tax  for  a  property  in  the  Parish  of  Tintagel  by  production  of  your  current  Council  Tax  Bill).    This  matter  has  been  the  subject  of  articles  in  previous  editions  of  the  Parish  Newsletter  and  a  Permit  Application  Card  will  be  reproduced  regularly  in  this  Parish  Newsletter.  If  you  require  a  new  permit,  please  complete  and  return  the  copy  of  the  card  below  to  the  Clerk,  along  with  a  stamped  addressed  envelope,  and  a  new  permit  will  be  issued.  YOU  WILL  RECEIVE  A  FINE  IF  YOU  DO  NOT  DISPLAY  A  VALID  PERMIT,  IF  THE  PERMIT  IS  NOT  VISIBLE  OR  YOU  STAY  OVER  THE  PERMITTED  TIME.    Permit  applications  can  also  be  made  online  at  www.tintagelparishcouncil.gov.uk                      

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USEFUL CONTACT INFORMATION  PLEASE  VISIT  THE  PARISH  COUNCIL  WEBSITE  AT  

WWW.TINTAGELPARISHCOUNCIL.GOV.UK  Tintagel  Social  Hall  -­‐  Bookings   Nick  Spurdens   01840  770908  Cornwall  Councillor   Glenton  Brown   01840  770302  Cornwall  Council  General  Enquiries  Website  -­‐www.cornwall.gov.uk  

County  Hall   0300  1234  100  

Cornwall  Council  Dog  Warden     Richard  Downing   01208  893407  Tintagel  Medical  Centre   Bossiney  Road   01840  770214  Tintagel  Primary  School   Headteacher  –  Mrs.  J.  

Gidzewicz  01840  770473  

Sir  James  Smiths  School,  Camelford   Headteacher  –  Mr.  J.  Lawrence  

01840  213274  

Tintagel  Visitor  Centre   Bossiney  Road   01840  779084  Devon  and  Cornwall  Police     101  PARISH  COUNCILLORS:-­‐  Roger  Wickett,       01840  770800  David  Hodge,  Vice-­‐Chairman     01840  770064  Bob  Flower     01840  770857  Mary  Dyer,  Chairman     01840  770472  Thelma  Dorman     01840  770716  Michael  Goward     01840  770359  Clare  Lewis       01840  779121  Aaron  Hockerday     0844  567  5467  Richard  Dale     01840  770960  Jane  Soutter     01840  770066  Richard  Hart     01840  779230  PARISH  CLERK  Email:  [email protected]  

Mrs.  M.  Brocklehurst,  Salutations,  Atlantic  Road,  Tintagel  PL34  0DE  Tel.  01840  779374  

   

TINTAGEL  PARISH  NEWSLETTER  PUBLICATION  DATES  2015  Edition   Final  date  for  items  to  be  

included  Publication  date  

October  2015   21st  September   30th  September  2015  December  2015   18th  November  2015   27th  November  2015  

 THE  PARISH  COUNCIL  ACCEPTS  NO  RESPONSIBLITY  FOR  ERRORS  IN  ARTICLES  

SUPPLIED.        


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