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Newquay Towan Blystra Lions recently helped a talented local dancer, on a trip of a lifetime to America to show off her dancing skills.
Jade Oakley was part of the group from the Big Dance Company, who were selected to dance in a competition in Las Vegas last month....
The Cornwall Girl Guides Annual Awards and Review Day was held at the Royal Cornwall Showground on Saturday 31st March 2012.
The afternoon was lead by Charlotte Ball, who was presented with the Queens Guide Award, which is the highest award in guiding. Volunteers were presented with long service awards in thanks for their commitment to guiding and younger members were presented with the Baden-Powell award. ...
St Breward Church held their Easter Coffee Morning, Saturday 24th March 2012, raising £344 for the church funds. Contact PCC treasurer Caroline Hooper on 01208 851315....
Every year the Cabaret Club of Mawgan Porth put on a performance at Mawgan Porth Village Hall. This year the club performed a show called "A Kind Of Magic" - on the 23rd March 2012, the photos in this album were taken at their evening performance....
St Breward Village Hall Market Day, Saturday 17th March 2012. Contact village hall treasurer Ted Raynham on 01208 851396.
St Breward came all a-buzz with their Village Market Day. The village hall in St Breward was a positive hive of activity with a happy buzz of social conversation as neighbours and friends met up to sample all the crafts and goods offered by the various local groups and traders to promote their activities and raise funds. The Hall Committee had organised this Village Market, and kept a steady supply of refreshments available which raised a much needed £234 to help replenish the reserves which had been used to install the solar panels which should help reduce electricity charges for all Hall users. The many organisations and societies in the Parish included the Brownies and Guides, raising money to complete their new toilet block, the History Group which needs storage for the Archives, the Handbell Ringers who would like additional bells, the Toddler Playgroup Group who would like to keep charges down for the users and the Parish Church which always needs money! Local residents Lee Brattle (jewellery) and Norma Harbinson (photographs) took stalls to sell the products of their hobbies and far away resident (from Egloshayle!) Lorraine of Killibury Farm was selling not only her own delicious honey but also the charming wood items made by her son at the woodturning workshop at Delank. Bev Allison was publicising the Community Bus and seeking yet more drivers to enable trips out of the village as well as facilitate the school run, and lots of little children wearing charming painted faces, added to the fun and colour of the morning. The recently formed Diamond Jubilee Committee were taking orders for specially commissioned commemorative mugs and selling bright teatowels with images of well known landmarks in and around the village, raising £254 from their stall all in aid of a huge planned village Street Party to celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee in June. There are so many activities in the village that many residents belong to at least two, if not more, and so there were WI members (who made a marvellous £120 from their Puddings and Pies) and Garden Club members and Church attenders helping on most of the stalls and Jane Hanscomb was representing both the Bellydancers and the First Responders! The true highlight, however, came at the very beginning when Grace Masters, the village's oldest resident and one of the four, along with William Hawken, William Jennings and Thomas Parsons, who back in 1963 put up the monies to purchase the building 'for the benefit of the village', unveiled a brass plaque commemorating this. This is a legacy indeed! Look out for it when you next attend an event in the Hall....
St Breward, WW2 Mills Grenade found in listed 1640 cottage being renovated near to The Old Inn at Churchtown in the village, Tuesday 13th March 2012....
St Breward Craft and Gift Fair held at the village hall on Saturday 10th March 2012, raising funds for charity Breakthrough Breast Cancer and the village hall. Contact event organiser Mark Maddams-Gibson from Blisland on 01208 850370, and village hall treasurer Ted Raynham on 01208 851396....
St Breward Church welcomes new trainee server Matthew Nettleton at the communion service on Sunday 4th March 2012. Contact vicar Rev Canon Sherry Bryan on 01208 851829....
St Breward, Friends of St Breward Church held an evening about 'The Murder of Nevell Norway' with a talk given by Chris Batters, producer of the recently made film of the same name, assisted by his wife, Jill Batters, author of the book 'From the Vision to the Noose' about the murder. Held in St Breward village hall on Friday 2nd March 2010. Contact organiser Catherine McShee from the Friends on 01208 850435, or Chris Batters on 01208 269991....
Woodland Riders are a non-profit making organisation based near Tavistock in West Devon.The winter series has some of the most competative downhill riders in Devon and Cornwall racing on a fantastic course just above the Tamar.