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The NHW scheme for Well Way in Porth, Newquay received a cheque from Cnclr Harry Hayward on behalf of Restormel Borough Council
Local Morris Dancers entertained the audience at the Day Centre in Crantock Street Newquay on 5 March 2008
A group of youngsters from a nearby playgroup visited the famous owl sanctuary on 21 May 2008
The Field of Hope on Tregunnel Hill, Newquay in aid of Marie Curie Cancer Care
Newquay Christmas Festival took place over 21-23 December 2007 and included a marquee at Fore Street with real ales from Skinners Brewery and live music.
A packed parish church at St Newlyn East reverberated to the joyous sounds of Christmas Carols, choir renditions and hand bells as the village and surrounding area held its annual celebration last Sunday.The programme for the evening consisted of St Columba Celtic Male Voice Choir who began with a rendition in Cornish of Bro Goth Agan Tasow (Old Land of Our Fathers), a full-blooded anthem which set the tone well for some fine performances throughout the evening.Soloist Rebecca Jelbert performed a number of items and St Newlyn East Band invited requests for Christmas Carols from the congregation which were then sung to their accompaniment. Klegh Lowen Hand Bells completed the festive sounds which left everyone decidedly in the mood for a great Christmas when they left the church.
Santa arrived at Newquay Railway Station to go to his Grotto at Trenance Cottages, Newquay on 8 December 2007
Donna Tunnicliffe, a well-known local chef who has worked in Newquay for many years, including at Clancy's Irish Bar before it shut a few years ago, is embarking on her own enterprise having taken over th lease of the town's Station Cafe. Now the whole unit is being stripped out and refurbished and Donna is lending a hand to make sure it's all finished on time. The cafe will be called Donna's and will be open 7 days a week from 7.30 to 5.30 serving a wide selection of dishes and hot and cold drinks.
Activists from Rising Tide are protesting at Newquay's St Mawgan Airport to call for an immediate halt to the expansion of the airport and for a public debate on the plans.Rising Tide is a global network of local groups taking action against climate change and building a movement based on environmental justice and social equity.Five protesters scaled the roof of the airport and unfurled banners calling for the debate to take place. Around a dozen Police officers from the area were in attendance and monitored the protest which looked like going on for most of the day. The sergeant in charge Sgt Andy Buckley was unable to indicate precisely what the police would be doing next but it is understood that dialogue was taking place with those on the roof. There was no damage caused as far as could be seen and the protest was peaceful with a further dozen supporters on the ground chanting and beating drums.A public meeting is planned at St Mawgan Village Hall on 12.1.08 about the issue - and kernow@rising tide.org.uk will be hoping for a large turnout.
A table-top sale in aid of charity was held at Crantock Village Hall on 17 November 2007
