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February 2019 No.461 50p to Non Residents
HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY
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Events 2
Editorial CONTENTS PAGE
On a personal level I love January Age Concern 30
but many don’t and it’s a long Answers to quizzes 30,31
month but now the days are getting
Churches/religion 12,14
lighter and it’s Valentine’s Day
soon. Hope you enjoy this Clubs & Societies 16,18,37
“romantic gazette”. Events 2,5,31,39,
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I’ve double checked the answers to
Notices 9,10,16,
the Valentine’s Day Quiz but I’m 22,26
sure if any are wrong somebody will Obituary 28
let me know!
Parish Council 34,35
February is another busy month in Parish Diary 20,21
the Parish with lots going on. Have
Photos from the Haven 24
a look at all the events and see
what you fancy. Valentine’s Day Quiz 7
Valentine’s Day Mega 32
Until next time….
Word Search
Jane Wardlaw What to do in the 28
This months editor garden
The Deadline for submissions to the next Gazette is
end of day 17th of this month
email:stgennysgazette@yahoo.co.uk
Your Editors are:
Jane Wardlaw 01840 230933
Heather Smith 01840 230976
Margaret Kirkwood 01840 230911
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Events
Bude Concert Orchestra FEBRUARY PARISH WALK
Saturday 2 March 2019
Saturday February 16th
Parkhouse Centre Bude 7.30 pm
Overture to Italian Girl in Algiers; Meet at the Legion Hall at 11.00 am
Rossini – Coxford, Footpath 5 to
Finlandia; Sibelius Tresmorne, on to Cleave, Footpath
1 back by lane to the hall.
Robin Hood Suite; Curzon
Romance from the Gadfly; Walking boots essential. Thermos
Shostakovitch comforting.
Oboe Concerto in Bb; Handel
Concertino for Alto Saxophone; If you are not sure about the
meeting point please give me a
Alan Ridout
call.
Adults £6 Children £2
Light Refreshments Gill Nicholls 01840 230393
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What do farmers give their wives on
Valentine’s Day?
Hogs and kisses
What do squirrels give on Valen-
tine’s Day?
Forget-me-nuts
What do pigs give on Valentine’s
Day?
Valenswines
Why do skunks love Valentine’s
Day?
Because they’re scentimental
creatures.
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Valentine’s Day Quiz
Just for Fun - Answers on Page 30
1) If your birthday fell on Valentine’s Day what would your star sign be?
2) In which year did The St Valentine’s Day Massacre take place and in
which city?
3) In what TV series did Anthony Valentine lock up David McCallum and
Robert Wagner?
4) In which film does a boy called Jonah write to a woman called Annie
asking her to meet his father at the top of the Empire State Building on
Valentine’s Day?
5) According to superstition if a woman sees a robin on Valentine’s Day it
means she will marry who?
6) In which country did St Valentine live?
7) Who got married to German music engineer Renate Blauel on
Valentine’s Day 1984?
8) Who played the title role in the film Shirley Valentine?
9) Who had a top ten hit in 1988 with “Valentine”?
10) In which European city is St Valentine buried?
11) On which Greek island was the film Shirley Valentine largely set?
12) How many people died in The St Valentine’s Day Massacre?
13) What do letters SWALK stand for on the back of a Valentine’s Day
envelope?
14) In what type of building did The St Valentine’s Day Massacre take
place?
15) Why was St Valentine beheaded?
16) St Valentine was born on 14 February hence St Valentine’s Day - True
or False?
17) In the film Shirley Valentine who played the part of her husband?
18) In which century was the first Valentine’s Card sent?
19) In which English county will you find the cricket ground Valentine’s
Park?
Trial Hill
20) Which film tells the story of two unemployed musicians who accidentally
witness The St Valentine’s Day Massacre and flee to Margaret
Miami disguised as
girls? Kirkwood
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Notices
ST GENNYS CALENDAR 2020
After a break, we are back with the intention to publish another year of St
Gennys pictures for sale as early as possible to maximise profit for the Burden
Trust.
So, please send us your photographs, in as high a resolution as possible, in
landscape format.
Those chosen will receive a free...yes free, copy of the calendar and
associated glory.
GET SNAPPING!
Send to stgennysgazette@yahoo.co.uk
Heather Smith
OBSERVER’S CORNER
It’s Big RSPB Birdwatch again
26 and 27th January - hopefully this gazette will be delivered in time for you
to take part
https://www.rspb.org.uk/get-involved/activities/birdwatch/
Join the thousands around the country doing excellent work for their environ-
ment and wildlife.
Have fun!
Gill Nicholls
MATHS TUITION
Maths classes/tutoring at the Institute, for anyone who wants it, up to
GCSE level.
Class to cover cost of renting the space, teaching is free.
Please get in touch if this is of interest:
duncansawalker@googlemail.com
Duncan Walker
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Notices
MOBILE LIBRARY Mobile
The library van will be at Post Office Van
Crackington Institute on
the following Will be in the
Wednesdays Institute
10.15 am to 10.45 am Car Park
13 February every Friday
13 March
10 April
12.45 to 1.45pm
8 May
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ST GENNYS GAZETTE
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ON 01840 230933
FOR DETAILS OF OUR
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11A Methodist Minister’s View
Climate Change is very much a political issue, and on the agenda of many
commercial, charitable and social organisations. Uniquely an international
conference in Poland in November was extended by a few days to enable
the delegates to reach a compromise for the conference report, with the
aspiration that the recommendations would be taken up by the nations of
the world. The issues are serious for the future of our world, and to ignore
them will have consequences for our children, grandchildren, and great
grandchildren. Climate change and the issue of plastics are matters which
have to be dealt with for the benefit of all of us.
As I have been thinking along these lines I started thinking about the
‘climate’ or ‘atmosphere’ which exists in many of our national organisa-
tions. I sense that there is a need for a ‘climate change’ in many spheres
of our national life. Our health services, welfare services, schools, police
service, prison service to name a few are coping with increasing demands
and a declining resource base. The consequences of this are pressurised,
stressed members of staff who find themselves unable to adequately meet
the demands on them, as well as disaffected clients. It seems that the
messages of recent months about austerity coming to an end have not
reached the ground floor yet and are unlikely to have an impact in the near
future. Having said that there is a little evidence that some are listening.
The Archbishop of Canterbury addressed the issue in his New Year’s Day
message, and the very recent NHS report has some signs of hope within it.
We have on the hall wall of our home a cross-stitch picture given to us by
our daughter when we came into the Ministry – it reads ‘In the beginning
God created the heaven and the earth – Now it’s up to us.’ We are all
stewards of the God given resources of nature, people, things and money,
and need to encourage the use of them for the long-term well-being of the
World and its people. This happens as we share perspective and views
with those around. Food for thought as we move forward in 2019.
Every blessing,
Bryan Ede
P.S. A date for your diaries – at Delabole Methodist Church on Sunday,
10th March at 7.30 pm we shall be hosting a concert by the
Nankersey Male Voice Choir – one of Cornwall’s leading choirs.
All will be welcome.
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St Gennys Church
Times of February Services
Sunday 3rd 11.00 am Holy Communion
Sunday 10th 11.00 am Morning Prayer
6.00 pm Taize Service
Sunday 24th 11.00 am Holy Communion
Otterham Hall
4.30 pm Evensong
NEW BEGINNINGS
As we start the year many of us are meeting in our groups planning events for
the year and we have new challenges and new hopes.
St Gennys Church is doing exactly that and changes are going on as we join
the Boscastle and Tintagel cluster of Churches and leave the Week St Mary
cluster. The purpose is to share resources better across the Deanery. At our
recent PCC meeting we were delighted to have Rev Heather Aston in
attendance and planned our forthcoming events. We hope services will grow
after a lovely Christmas with well attended services and the numerous cribs in
the Church, which we hope to repeat next year. There is a regular Taize service
now every other month and plans afoot to include children in a family service.
Friends of the Church have achieved a great deal in the past few years. Our
thanks go to all those who have supported in any way or served on the
Committee, and the generous people who have donated or helped in some
way. There are lots of improvements inside the Church, some scheduled soon
and more always needing to be done. Once again our thanks to all.
A new electoral roll is due to be made and those on the existing list will need to
fill in a new enrolment form. The relevant documentation inviting people to
enrol is displayed in the Church Porch as well as the current Electoral Roll.
Please ask one of the Church officers for a form.
All from St Gennys Church wish you a very Happy 2019.
Gill Shipsides
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15St Gennys & District Horticultural Society
It's that time of the year again, when keen gardeners are buying their seeds
and planning for the year ahead.
The committee of the St Genny's and District Horticultural Society or simply the
Flower Show will be meeting soon to plan another show.
The show which started in the early 1930's has had an unbroken record except
for the years during WWII, and this year promises to be the 88th. The senior
members of the parish will remember the Flower Show as one of the highlights
of the year, with keen competition, friendly banter, teas, children's games and
sports and much more, a popular event for a good social gathering.
The show still enjoys excellent support with the same keen competition and
friendly banter and is always a place of enjoyable social contact.
The small committee which organize and stage the show are always ready to
welcome willing folks who would like to commit to organising, helping and sup-
porting the show in a behind the scenes way.
It would be good to welcome and see some new faces at the
Annual General Meeting at the Legion Hall on Thursday February 28th at 7.30
pm.
Please contact me for more details
Jen Cowling (Sec) 01840 230756
DISRUPTION TO THE 95 BUS SERVICE
BOSCASTLE – New Road closed 14th January to 12th April 2019
New Road is due to be closed for reconstruction works lasting
approximately three months.
During the closure service 95 will operate a diversion running non-stop
on the B3266 and A39 between Doctors Corner and Tresparrett Posts.
Buses on diversion will not be able to serve the stops at Boscastle Bridge
and Car Park, Penally Hill or the B3263 through St Juliot.
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Tennis Club News
A new year and a few people have been spotted on the court but not many
yet!
Last year went well, new courts, membership still healthy... but enthusi-
asm did lead to a few injuries!
Talking of injuries, our coach James Brobin badly tore his calf muscle which
largely took him out of action for Autumn. He was very apologetic in award-
ing our Most Improved Players from the lessons of last Summer a lot later
than usual.
Most Improved Adult Player 2018 Johnny May
Most Improved Junior Player 2018 Jack Knight
Well done Johnny and Jack and we look forward to seeing you both back on
court in 2019.
More News!!
We have a
Tennis Club Quiz planned for Wednesday February 6th 7.30pm at
the Coombe Barton Inn
Glyn is kindly hosting. Tables of four, to be booked directly with the pub
01840 230345 (probably £5 a head?)
The tennis club will be raising money, not for ourselves, but to start a fund
towards purchasing a defibrillator to be situated in the Haven.
Please come if you can and let’s make for another fun evening.
Helen Seez 01840 230664
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St Gennys Parish Diary
February Events
Date Day Event Venue
1st Friday Craven Players Snow White Institute 7pm
Panto
2nd Saturday Craven Players Snow White Institute 2pm
Panto
3rd Sunday Folk Club Snooker Club 7.45pm
6th Weds Tennis Club Quiz Coombe Barton 7.30pm
9th Saturday Social Evening Snooker Club 7.30pm
10th Sunday Taize Worship St Gennys Church 6.00pm
16th Saturday Parish Walk Legion Hall 11.00am
16th Saturday Live Bluegrass Music from Institute 7.30pm
The Other Band
16th Saturday Dizzard Quiz Night Legion Hall 7.30pm
17th Sunday Film Club, The Bookshop Institute 7.30pm
23rd Saturday The Winding World Institute 7.30pm
28th Thursday St Gennys & District Legion Hall 7.30pm
Horticultural Society AGM
Forthcoming Events
March
21st Thursday Ladies Fashion Show Jacobstow Primary School
6.30pm
23rd Saturday Restoration of Institute 7.30 pm
Trengwainton National
Trust garden
Film followed by Q&Es
with director Barbara
Santi
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Regular Events
Sunday (Every) Crackington Crew Beach The Haven 10.00am
Clean
Monday (Every) Get Active Class Institute 10.00am
Monday (Every) Pilates Intermediate Institute 6.30pm
Monday (Every) Pilates Beginners Institute 7.45pm
Monday (Every) Crackington Ladies Choir Institute 7.30pm
Tuesdays (Every) Scottish Country Dancing Institute 7.15pm
Tuesdays (1st &3rd) Table Tennis For Fun Institute 3.00pm
Tuesdays (2nd) Social Afternoon Institute 2.30pm
Wednesday (Every) Tennis Club Tennis From 6.00pm
Courts
Wednesday (Every) Life Drawing Class Wooda 10.00am to
12.30pm
Wednesday (Every) Silver Band Legion Hall 7.00pm to
9.00pm
Wednesday (3rd) Crafty Day Institute From 10.00am
Thursday (Every) Yoga Institute 4.30pm to
6.00pm
Thursday (Every) Crackington Playgroup Institute 10.00am to
Noon
Thursday (Every) Pilates Improvers/Beginners Institute 6.30pm
Thursday (Every) Table Tennis Institute From 7.00pm
Friday (1st) Dance The Body Alive Institute 7.00pm to
10.00pm
Friday (Monthly) Gardening Club Various 10.00am to
Venues Noon
Friday (3rd) Cribbage & Chess Snooker 8.00pm
Club
21Renewable Energy in St Gennys
Last summer a report was written by an energy expert (and paid for out of
European funds) about the potential for renewable energy for St Gennys. It is
full of amazing ideas and positive ways forward.
I was trying hard to get the principles of long-term sustainability into the Neigh-
bourhood Development Plan, but other members of the committee were
more conservative and disliked radical ideas, so I withdrew.
Since then, we have heard a great deal about how scary the future might be
if we don’t change our ways. Human beings are at a pivotal point. The UN
warns we have 12 years to halt the Earth from warming above 1.5 degrees.
The time to get real about this is NOW.
I would like to offer to email anyone in the parish a copy of the report “St
Gennys Energy Report April 18” and urge all young people (and not-so-young)
to take the question of our energy future in this parish seriously.
Before I retired, I was a sustainability consultant and am more than willing to
help. I’d like the people in this parish to have a secure future, full of happiness
and well-being, and for that, we need to develop local food and local energy
supplies.
Best wishes, Jackie Carpenter, jackie@trelay.org
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU
90th Birthday Celebrations
A huge big thank you to all my family and to all my friends in the village
for making my 90th Birthday so very special.
I am surrounded by gifts, flowers, plants and so many cards.
Thank you so much for my fabulous surprise party at the Institute it was
lovely to see so many friends there and a special thank you to my family
who travelled from afar.
Thanks also to my friends at the exercise class at the
Institute for the lovely celebration and cake.
Such a special birthday and such a special time with
so many people.
Thank you all.
Audrey Short
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Photographs from the Haven
Ivor Ward has been going
through his photographs and
has sent in these two which are
both taken on or near the
beach. Information from Ivor
too.
When next the sand disap-
pears search for the old iron
mooring pin driven into the
rock. It would have had an iron
ring on it for mooring the
small schooners that used to
come in to the Bay to collect
slate from the Barton quarry on
the back slope of Penkenna.
The photo below is of a cider press stone built into the bridge. It is identifiable
as a cider stone, not a mill stone by the channel for the apple juice flow cut in-
to it.
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Notices
FREE TO A GOOD HOME DEXTER MEAT FOR SALE
END OF MAY/JUNE
Skittle boards. 3 x 8ft x4ft.
Chipboard with wood bracing. 15 kilo box
Chute. £140.00
Beautifully packaged into family sized
Condition uncertain, has been
portions
stored in barn unused for 4 years.
Various steaks, joints and mince
Will need collecting. Rosalind Crocker
Tony Stedham 01840 230195
01840 230976
NEWSPAPER DELIVERY
If you want a newspaper, daily or weekly,
delivered to Higher Crackington please ask
Wainhouse Stores to add you to the regular
delivery to the estate.
Call Ida or Ellen (230311) about where to pick
it up. If you're able to drive up there
approximately every six weeks we could
always use more drivers
FOR SALE
Oak Tree Mobility Single Bed
Champagne colour. Head and foot rising. Good condition - OFFERS
Mobility Scooter TGA Minimo Plus
Foldable mobility scooter. One year old. Never used. In perfect condition
£1000 or nearest offer
Phone Anne Cobb
01840 230521
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Obituary
Robert Hepburn
Sadly on 8th January 2019
Robert Hepburn (Robbie)
who lived in Crackington Haven passed
away in Stoke after a short illness
The family would like to thank everyone
who helped make his life a happy one
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Age Concern
Answers to Valentine’s Day Quiz from Page 7
1) Aquarius 2) 1929 Chicago 3) Colditz 4) Sleepless in Seattle
5) A Sailor 6) Italy 7) Elton John 8) Pauline Collins 9) T’Pau 10) Dublin
11) Mykonos 12) Seven 13) Sealed With A Loving Kiss 14) A garage
15) He secretly married young Christians at a time when it was outlawed
16) False - He was beheaded on 14 February 269 AD 17) Bernard Hill
18) The 15th Century 19) Essex 20) Some Like It Hot
30Notices
Rollover from our January edition
Answers to last months Quizzes - Just for Fun!
Secrets from the Gazette (page 5)
Unscrambled - We are all volunteers
Childrens signpost quiz (page 35)
1 Church Park 2 After the ford on Pencuke Lane 3 St Gennys Church car
park 4 Near Hallagather 5 Beach entrance 6 Between Tenouth Cottages
and Kerensa 7 Near Lansweden 8 The corner of Haven Road 9 On the
coast path towards Cambeak from the beach 10 On a telegraph pole in
Church Park Road 11 Haven car park
Margaret Kirkwood
31Valentine’s Day Mega Word Search
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St Gennys Parish Council
Report of the Parish Council Meeting
Tuesday 8 January 2018
Present: Cllrs T Stedham, A Birt, J May, Mrs C Cook, Mrs J Anderson, Mrs J Ward,
R Ward, M Bates and M Northcott
B Jordan (Clerk)
To receive Apologies for absence with reasons
Cllr Leach - personal reasons. Cllr Birt proposed that the council accept the
apology, seconded by Cllr Stedham and agreed.
To receive Declarations of Interest and Approve Dispensations
None.
To receive and approve the Minutes
Cllr A Birt proposed that the minutes of the meeting on Tuesday 11 December
2018 be signed as a true and correct record, this was seconded by Cllr May
and agreed.
To receive Clerk’s report on Matters Arising
1 Rock falls - letter from Jeff Cherrington, National Trust, read to councillors.
2 Seaside award - letter from Jolyon Sharpe. Cllr Anderson also had further
information and the council agreed to keep monitoring the issue.
3 Website - clerk to meet with Anthony Chorleton this Sunday.
Planning
Approvals - PA18/11211 APPROVED Applicant: Jackie Carpenter. Location:
Trelay Farm - access to Trelay Farm St Gennys. Proposal: Non material amend-
ment for minor changes to roof-lights, doors, windows, access and finish in re-
spect of decision PA16/00414. Parish: St Gennys.
Portfolio Reports
Legion Hall - A new light has been fitted.
Beach - Regulations: It was agreed to update and post the new notice on the
board. Correspondence has been received from Natural England regarding
34Parish Council Cont.
the coastal margin, Cllr Anderson stated that everything is fine and meets the
CROW Act. Clerk to get prices for new notice board and check if funding is
available.
Toilets - It was agreed to reply to Mr Walter of the trustees.
Rights of Way - Clerk to contact Debbie Ebsary regarding issues that have
been raised with trees that have fallen down across footpaths and the bridge
on footpath 17.
Transport - Potholes that were filled during the bad weather have started to
lift again. Cllr Birt to try to meet with CC officer regarding the underpinning of
the bridges in the Haven.
Crackington Institute - Things seem to be fine, an operations sub-committee
has been set up to monitor the building. The Craven Players pantomime is
scheduled for 31 January, 1 and 2 February.
Neighbourhood Plan - Steering group members attended a training day by
CC and the questionnaire is ongoing.
Adult Social Care - Nothing to report.
Correspondence
1 Sowenna. Request for donation - Cllr Anderson proposed that a donation
of £150 be made, seconded by Cllr Birt and unanimously agreed.
2 CALC Annual conference 16 February 2019 - Noted.
3 Natural England. Coastal access - Noted.
4 Cornwall Council. Application to add a footpath from footpath 10 to foot-
path 28 - Noted.
5 Cornwall Council. Community governance review - Councillors felt that
no review is needed.
6 Cornwall Council. Leadership teams for the community network panels -
Noted.
7 National Trust. Beach risk assessment - Received.
8 CALC. No change to council tax capping 2019/20 - Noted.
9 Cornwall Council. Speed-watch - Clerk to contact Nicola Drewett CC.
Agenda Items
Standing Orders - Clerk to amend the standing orders and bring back to the
next meeting.
Items for February 2019 Agenda
Standing orders
Parking in the Haven
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36Directory of Clubs and Societies
Group/Society Contact Phone No. Venue/Info
Beavers Josie Shepherd 07855 001284 Scout Hut Wainhouse
Crackington Choristers Gill Nicholls 01840 230393 Institute/Mondays
Crackington Folk Club Kevin Johnson 01840 230792 Institute/Monthly
Crackington Institute Mrs E Bird 01840 230448 Booking Enquires
Crackington Playgroup Dana Selwyn 07794269348 Institute/Thursdays
Crackington Yoga Fiona Compton 01208 851735 Institute/Thursdays
Crafty Afternoon Mrs Karen Skin- 01840 230666 Institute/3rd Weds
ner
Craven Players Mrs Lesley Cooke 01840 230490 Institute/Weds
Cubs & Scouts Mrs D Dowling 01288 352786 Scout Hut Wainhouse
Friends of St Gennys Church Heather Smith 01840 230976 St Gennys Church
Gardening Club Heather Smith 01840 230976 Varies
Guides/Brownies/Rainbows Mary Andrews 01840 230006 Jacobstow Parish Hall
Horticultural Society Mrs J Cowling 01840 230756 Meetings as notified
Jubilee Club Mo Chambers 01840 230428 Monthly Weds
Or Eve Thain 01566 781452
Juliotter Garden Club Paul Greatorex 01840 269178 Otterham Hall
Legion Hall Barry Jordan 01840 230141 Booking Enquires
Life Drawing Max Burrows 01840 230129 Wooda
Parish Council Barry Jordan 01840 230141 Legion Hall
Scottish Dancing Les & Dawn 01840 261708 Institute/Tues
Burden
Snooker Club Barry Bird 01840 230448 Lower Institute
St Gennys Church Mr A Farquhar 01840 230384 Coxford Farm
St Gennys Gazette Editorial Team See page 3
St Gennys Band Linda Lewis 07414 609043 Legion Hall
Surf Club Nippers Mr A Birt 01840 230425 Surf Clubhouse
Surf Life Saving Club Simeon Leete 01840 230769 Surf Clubhouse
Table Tennis Club Paul Seez 01840 230664 Institute
Tennis Club Paul Seez 01840 230664 Tennis Courts
Transition St Gennys Ron Muckleston 01840 230127 Meetings as notified
37Business Index
Accommodation Skylark 17 Health (cont.) The Body Workshop 6
Aspects Holidays 25 Neate Feet 11
Accountants Metherell Gard 15 Brooks Pilates 8
Animal Care Cozy Cats Cattery 33 Conscious Touch 6
Appliance Retail Gilbert & Vanstone 25 Home Maintenance Any Colour You Like 6
Appliance Repairs DDAS Repairs 17 Granville Jones 19
Blinds & Curtains P&B Interiors 19 JT Home Improvement 23
Building Trevor Marshall 11 IT Boscastle IT 36
Camel Valley Flat 33 Motor Engineer Mason D G 15
Roofing
Climo & Sons 36 Planning Preller, M 27
Cowling, Mike 33 Plant Hire RTC Plant Hire Ltd 29
North Coast 13 Plumbing Aquaflame 23
Carpentry & Building
Cafe Cabin Cafe 4 Moorheat Services 11
Carpentry John Tarling 27 Seb Bailey 25
Carpets West Country Car- 13 Pub Coombe Barton 13
pets
Catering Julie’s catering Van 29 Horseshoe Inn 36
Chimney Sweep Mrs Metters & Sons 8 Shops Wainhouse Country Store 17
R Mears & Sons 17 Skip Hire Tintagel Skip Hire 29
Collecting Richard Leach 23 Solicitors Busbys 11
Electrical M Biddick & Son 17 Parnalls 19
Food Food Hub 25 Paul Finn 4
Fuel R&N Fuels 15 Stoves CBL Stoves 8
Funeral Directors Sargent, RJ 27 Walling D B Walling 27
Wellington, D 23 Web Design Lee Robertson 27
Garden Miller, Gary 29 Window Cleaning EB Window Cleaning 33
ACB Gardening 15 T&C Window Cleaning 13
Iball, Carl 33
Tippett, Ben 19
Trees And Grass 36
West Country Sheds 17
Guitar Tuition Tom Lintell 33
Health Bude Eye Centre 4
Ashtanga Vinyasa 8
Yoga
Matheson 11
Acupuncture
Debbie Routly 4 Cambeak , Margaret Kirkwood
Hypnotherapy
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