Event Category: Constantine Silver Band
Brass on the Grass 2021
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Contact:
0800 1111
ChildLine is a private and confidential service for children and young people up to the age of 19. A ChildLine counsellor can be contacted about anything – no problem is too big or too small.
Contact:
01209 615600
healthy.cornwall@cornwall.gov.uk
The Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Stop Smoking Service has over 80 trained advisors working across Cornwall, in a variety of settings including: surgeries, hospitals, pharmacies, schools, Children’s Centres and other community venues.
01209 615600healthy.cornwall@cornwall.gov.uk
Contact:
19 Treyew Road
Truro TR1 2BY
01872 277277
Contact:
9 Treyew Road
Truro
01872 277277
Offering emotional support to people by telephone, email and face to face at Treyew Road
9 Treyew Road
Truro
Contact:
BBC Cornwall
Phoenix Wharf
Truro TR1 1UA
01872 275421
radio.cornwall@bbc.co.uk
BBC Cornwall
Phoenix Wharf
Truro TR1 1UA
01872 275421radio.cornwall@bbc.co.uk
Contact:
0871 200 22 33
A public transport route planner service provided by a partnership between local authorities and transport operators in the UK. Covers many modes of public transport – bus, rail, coach and ferry.
Contact:
01872 255044
Offers advice, support or treatment for anything to do with sexual health. The services are free, and available to anyone regardless of age, gender or sexual orientation.
Contact:
Municipal Offices
The Moor
Falmouth TR11 3QA
0300 1234 111
falmouth.library@liscornwall.org.uk
Municipal Offices
The Moor
Falmouth TR11 3QA
0300 1234 111falmouth.library@liscornwall.org.uk
Contact:
03700 100 222
For information about BBC programmes and services
Contact:
0345 646 0707
Runs local bus services in Cornwall. Operating as First Kernow or Kernow bus services.
Contact:
Trengrouse Way
Helston
TR13 8AG
0300 1234 111
libraries@cornwall.gov.uk
Helston Library and Information Service
Trengrouse Way
Helston
TR13 8AG
0300 1234 111libraries@cornwall.gov.uk
Contact:
01752 260323
bbcnewsonline.plymouth@bbc.co.uk
Based at Plymouth and Exeter for the South West region
01752 260323bbcnewsonline.plymouth@bbc.co.uk
Contact:
PO Box 80
Truro
Cornwall
England
TR1 1YZ
01872 225629
Cornwall Refuge Trust provides refuge accommodation for women, men and children who have escaped domestic abuse, offering them a safe and supportive environment in which to recover from their experiences.
PO Box 80
Truro
Cornwall
England
TR1 1YZ
Reception:
Pirate FM
Wilson Way
Redruth TR15 3XX
01209 314 400
News Centre:
01209 314 314
The only commercial radio station broadcasting from the Duchy.
Enquiries:
Methodist Church Hall
The Terrace
Penryn. TR10 8EH
08009 177650
For those who have a problem with alcohol.
Methodist Church Hall
The Terrace
Penryn. TR10 8EH
Contact:
Lamanva
Nr Falmouth
TR10 9BJ
01326 378100
office@otsfalmouth.co.uk
Minibus and coach hire in Cornwall
Lamanva
Nr Falmouth
TR10 9BJ
01326 378100office@otsfalmouth.co.uk
Contact:
0871 781 8181
Long Distance services
Contact:
0300 1234 222
roadstransportandparking@cornwall.gov.uk
For information and support on roads and roadworks, public transport and parking in Cornwall
0300 1234 222roadstransportandparking@cornwall.gov.uk
Contact:
0300 790 6071
Call TV Licensing on their UK customer service helpline to contact a representative with enquiries about how to manage your Licence or to make a payment over the phone.
Contact:
Mulberry Passage
Market Strand
Falmouth
Cornwall TR11 3DB
03444 111 444
Citizens Advice Cornwall is an independent charity and a member of the Citizens Advice Service. It offers free, independent, confidential and impartial advice to individuals on their rights and responsibilities. There is a local office in Falmouth.
Mulberry Passage
Market Strand
Falmouth
Cornwall TR11 3DB
Contact:
0300 1234 111
libraries@cornwall.gov.uk
Cornwall’s mobile library service, calling at Constantine, Gweek, Mawnan Smith and Treverva.
0300 1234 111libraries@cornwall.gov.uk
Contact:
08088 005000
help@nspcc.org.uk
If you have any concerns or suspicions about a child, contact our free helpline service to speak to an NSPCC counsellor 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
School Administrator:
Mrs R E Rawley
Mawnan School
Shute Hill
Falmouth
Mawnan Smith
TR11 5HQ
01326 250660
secretary@mawnanschool.com
Head Teacher:
Miss J Pridmore Bsc(Hons)
Mawnan C of E V A Primary School has been providing education for the children of the Mawnan Smith area since 1834. The school aims to provide a broad and balanced curriculum founded on Christian values. The education offered at this school will be concerned not only with the teaching of basic academic, social and physical skills but also with furnishing our children with an inquiring, creative and sensitive approach to life. The children will also have the opportunity to develop spiritually and emotionally within the ethos of a church school. Children are individuals with differing needs, interests, attitudes and talents. The School will endeavour to awaken the children’s curiosity about the wider world and develop their respect for diversity. They will be encouraged to develop their potential so that they may be able to contribute positively to society for the mutual benefit of all, as well as seeking personal fulfilment and reward. The staff and governors will continue to work together to provide a sound education in a caring atmosphere (where the wellbeing of the child is paramount) and in doing this consider partnership with parents to be essential. The school has a close relationship with the local Church and Diocese and will continue to be involved in the life of the community.
Pre-School Manager:
Rosie Regini-Cook
Constantine Pre-School
Trebarvah Road
Constantine
Falmouth
TR11 5AG
01326 341444
hello@constantine-preschool.co.uk
Constantine Pre-School is situated within the grounds of Constantine Primary School, in the village of Constantine, near Falmouth in Cornwall. The purpose built eco building was completed and opened in 2004 and the setting is registered with the early years compulsory and voluntary childcare registers to provide care for a maximum of 26 children between the ages of 2 and 4. The Pre-school is a member of the Pre-School learning Alliance and is subject to regular OFSTED inspections. In 2015 we were awarded a “good” status.
Constantine Pre-School
Trebarvah Road
Constantine
Falmouth
TR11 5AG
01326 341444hello@constantine-preschool.co.uk
Manager:
Liz Shaw
Mawnan Pre-School
Carwinion Playing Fields
Carwinion Rd
Mawnan Smith
Falmouth
TR11 5JA
01326 250627
mawnanpreschool@hotmail.co.uk
We have been registered as a Charity for over 35 years, having started life as a voluntary group based in the Methodist Hall in the village. Here at Mawnan Pre-School we have a long and happy history of providing a fantastic start for local children. We’re based in a bright and spacious new purpose-built building in the village of Mawnan Smith, where our friendly staff and voluntary committee are dedicated to creating a safe, stimulating environment for children from the age of two, until they start school. Our open-plan play area is well equipped with toys, books and craft materials, while our partially covered playground is perfect for outdoor games all year round!
Mawnan Pre-School
Carwinion Playing Fields
Carwinion Rd
Mawnan Smith
Falmouth
TR11 5JA
01326 250627mawnanpreschool@hotmail.co.uk
Enquiries:
Many sites – see website for details
0330 123 2523
enquiries@cornwall.ac.uk
The Cornwall College group is “the largest education and training provider in the region, with over 15,000 learners each year, 2,000 of whom are studying a university programme with us. Our achievements are plentiful and our proven track record of over 10,000 apprentices in ten years makes us the most successful provider of work based learning in the South West.” It includes colleges at Camborne and Redruth, and includes the Duchy College based at Rosewarne and Stoke Climsland, The Falmouth Marine School, and also Bicton College in Devon
Many sites – see website for details
0330 123 2523enquiries@cornwall.ac.uk
School Secretary:
Mrs. Mary Drew
Boskenwyn Primary School
Wendron
Helston
TR13 0NG
01326 572618
secretary@boskenwyn.cornwall.sch.uk
Executive Head Teacher:
Miss P Blackburn
01327 572618
Our delightful school was founded in 1877 to serve the local farming communities of three parishes. We enrol children from the age of 3 into our Early Years Unit and they progress to becoming full-time pupils at the start of the Reception year. All of our amazing staff, governors and parents/carers work closely together to provide a safe and happy environment for all where children thrive and strive to be the best they can be. Our main aim is to educate the whole child, develop lively enquiring minds, and develop a love for learning for life.
Head of School:
Mrs Caroline Gilbert
01326 340554
School Secretary:
Miss Natalie Heppell
Constantine Primary School
Trebarvah Road
Constantine
TR11 5AG
01326 340554
secretary.constantine@tlat.org.uk
Constantine Primary School is part of TLAT (The Learning Academy Trust). We have approximately 177 pupils on roll whose ages range from 4-11 years. The children are taught in seven single form entry classes, each named after a Cornish river.
Constantine Primary School
Trebarvah Road
Constantine
TR11 5AG
01326 340554secretary.constantine@tlat.org.uk
Executive Head Teacher:
Mrs. Lucy Wandless
01326 221653
School Secretary:
Mrs. Pat Nicholas
Garras Community Primary School
Mawgan-in-Meneage
Helston
TR12 6AY
01327 221653
secretary@garras.cornwall.sch.uk
At Garras Primary School we aim to enable children to develop their potential in all aspects of the curriculum; provide children with an education appropriate to the world beyond the classroom; develop in children a love of learning and a desire to continue to expand their knowledge and skills throughout their life; help children to live together within a community, to develop a sensitivity to others and to become responsible, independent people; develop in children a positive sense of moral responsibility and self discipline; develop in children spiritual awareness and awe of the universe.
Garras Community Primary School
Mawgan-in-Meneage
Helston
TR12 6AY
01327 221653secretary@garras.cornwall.sch.uk
Head Teacher:
Mr. Hayes
01326 372662
head@mabe.cornwall.sch.uk
School Secretary:
Mrs Jill McCarthy
Mabe Community School
Cunningham Park
Mabe
TR10 9HB
01327 372662
Secretary@mabe.cornwall.sch.uk
Our vision is to provide a safe, happy and respectful environment where children are recognised for their individual personalities, talents and potential. We will provide a balanced, inspiring and enjoyable curriculum, which offers a range of experiences and opportunities to challenge our children. Our vision is to build excellent relationships between all stakeholders to ensure good foundations for high quality, life long learning and the development of the whole school community.
Mabe Community School
Cunningham Park
Mabe
TR10 9HB
01327 372662Secretary@mabe.cornwall.sch.uk
Reception:
Mrs. S Crouch
Helston Community College
Church Hill
Helston
Cornwall
TR13 8NR
01326 572685
enquiries@helston.cornwall.sch.uk
Head Teacher:
Mr. Jenkins
At Helston Community College, our students matter: each one an individual, valued and appreciated. We are ambitious for all of our students and are committed to providing a learning experience that consists of high challenge combined with appropriate support, and effective teaching in a safe and disciplined environment. Our College is a place where doors of opportunity are opened for young people, and we encourage them to make the most of every opportunity that comes their way. We provide a diverse curriculum, allowing students to develop knowledge, skills and talents in a broad range of subject areas. We challenge students’ thinking and encourage them to learn from setbacks, so that they become resilient learners who can respond effectively to future challenges. We urge our students to believe in themselves, to take responsibility for their own learning and personal development, and to work hard so that they achieve their very best.
Receptionist:
Miss L Morrissey
Penryn College
Kernick Road
Penryn
Cornwall
TR10 8PZ
01326 372379
secretary@penryn-college.cornwall.sch.uk
Head Teacher:
Mr. P Walker
We’re a lively thriving college, and we pride ourselves on offering the very best for our students. Penryn College caters for boys and girls aged between 11 and 16 years who mainly live in Penryn Town and the surrounding villages of Constantine, Flushing, Mabe, Mawnan Smith, Mylor, Perranwell and Ponsanooth. Students also join us from outlying villages and Falmouth. The PAN for each year group is 210, but the occupational capacity is slightly different by year groups. Currently we are oversubscribed in all year groups.
Penryn College opened originally in Falmouth in 1957 and was moved to its present site in 1961. Since that time there has been a programme of continuous improvement and updating of buildings and classrooms. Our biggest development though was the opening in 2008 of our £24 million pound new College building. We have a great range of resources that help us meet the needs of students and the community. For example, through a partnership with the university , we were able to build a 6 badminton court size sports hall and have the latest generation astro turf pitch.
Head Teacher:
Brett Miners
Falmouth School
Trescobeas Road
Falmouth
Cornwall
TR11 4LH
01326 372386
enquiries@falmouthschool.net
At Falmouth School we believe in high expectations and high standards. We set challenging targets for students and we encourage and support them to achieve their targets. Over the past 3 years we have consistently achieved results that place us as one of the top schools in Cornwall, please see the results section of the website for more details. We believe in a culture of excellence whereby we expect the best of everyone, whether students or staff. Considerable professional development time is spent ensuring that our staff employ the most effective methods, drawn from research, to encourage the best learning outcomes possible from our students. We expect our students to be ‘Ready to Learn’, by attending school, being equipped and focussed on learning and taking responsibility for their own development. We have a behaviour support structure that allows teachers to deal quickly and efficiently with any low level disruption with minimum interruption to the learning process. We expect students to behave respectfully so that everyone can achieve their potential and misbehaviour has clear sanctions. Our uniform policy encourages students to dress smartly and we enforce our uniform rules to ensure this. We expect students to attend school every day, absence affects progress and so must be avoided whenever possible.
Falmouth School
Trescobeas Road
Falmouth
Cornwall
TR11 4LH
01326 372386enquiries@falmouthschool.net
Enquiries – Tregye:
Truro College Tregye
Tregye Rd
Carnon Downs
Truro
Cornwall
TR3 6JH
01872 308100
Enquiries – Truro:
Truro College
College Road
Truro
Cornwall
TR1 3XX
01872 267000
enquiry@truro-penwith.ac.uk
Enquiries – Penwith:
Penwith College
St Clare Street
Penzance
Cornwall
TR18 2SA
01736 335000
enquiry@truro-penwith.ac.uk
With over 750 courses to choose from, ranging from entry level to postgraduate, your options are well and truly open. So whether you’d like to take up a new hobby or pursue a career path, you’re in the right place. Truro & Penwith College has sites at Bodmin, Truro and Penzance.
Penwith College
St Clare Street
Penzance
Cornwall
TR18 2SA
01736 335000enquiry@truro-penwith.ac.uk
Vicar:
Reverend Stewart Turner
The Vicarage
Chalbury Heights
Brill
Constantine
TR11 5UR
01326 340259
rev.stewart.turner@btinternet.com
Common Worship Service of the Word: Every First Sunday at 3 p.m. for 30m
The Vicarage
Chalbury Heights
Brill
Constantine
TR11 5UR
01326 340259rev.stewart.turner@btinternet.com
Home Group -Thursday am:
01326 250676
Mothers Union:
Mary Cockeram
01326 250726
Open the Book:
Lizzie Hoskins
01326 250874
Home Group - Monday pm:
01326 250726
Vicar:
Rev Johanna Clare
Bell ringing:
Tony Grimmer
01326 250787
The two Mawnan Churches, St Mawnan and St Michael, form a welcoming, friendly community serving the village of Mawnan Smith and surrounding hamlets. The whole Parish is situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. We have thriving home groups, Mothers Union, and weekday informal services, as well as our services on Sundays.
Steward:
01326 250066
Mawnan Smith Methodist Church was built in 1815. The gallery was removed in 1887 and extensive renovation took place. The Sunday School was built and opened in 1902. Services are at 11.00 am on Sundays. The Sunday School has 10 children and Church attendance is approximately 15. The Guild meets monthly. The Sunday School is used by the Guides, Brownies and Mothers Union regularly. It is also used by the Parish Council, Pantomine Group, Playgroup, coffee mornings and Churches Together Lent Lunches. The flowers from every Sunday service are given to the sick and elderly. A warm welcome is extended to everyone.
Parish Priest:
St Mary’s Presbytery
Killigrew St
Falmouth TR11 3PR
01326 312763
falmouth@prcdtr.org.uk
Old Church Road, Mawnan Smith, served from St. Mary’s, Falmouth.
St Mary’s Presbytery
Killigrew St
Falmouth TR11 3PR
01326 312763falmouth@prcdtr.org.uk
Parish Priest:
St Mary’s Presbytery
Killigrew St
Falmouth TR11 3PR
01326 312763
falmouth@prcdtr.org.uk
Killigrew Street, Falmouth TR11 3PR
St Mary’s Presbytery
Killigrew St
Falmouth TR11 3PR
01326 312763falmouth@prcdtr.org.uk
Contact:
Western Terrace
Falmouth
Cornwall TR11 4QJ
01326 315249
mail@emmanuelbaptist.co.uk
We are home to over 200 people located in the heart of Falmouth. We meet 10:30am Sundays. Everyone welcome!
Western Terrace
Falmouth
Cornwall TR11 4QJ
01326 315249mail@emmanuelbaptist.co.uk
Contact:
01326 312 878
(Berkeley Vale), Kimberley Park Road, Falmouth, Cornwall TR11 3PL, United Kingdom
Contact:
Brook Street
Falmouth TR11 3RJ
01326 315272
falmouthchurch@salvationarmy.org.uk
Charity Shop Manager:
Susan Davey
2a Brook Street
Falmouth TR11 3RJ
01326 212238
The Salvation Army is a worldwide Christian church and registered charity, which has been fighting against social inequality and transforming lives for over 150 years. We’re here for you in your community, not only because you need something, but because you have something to be thankful for.
2a Brook Street
Falmouth TR11 3RJ
Contact:
Penventinnie Lane Truro
Cornwall TR1 3UP
01872 226100
Duchy Hospital is Cornwall’s only private hospital.
Penventinnie Lane Truro
Cornwall TR1 3UP
Contact:
Trescobeas Road
Falmouth
Cornwall
TR11 2JA
01326 430000
Trescobeas Road
Falmouth
Cornwall
TR11 2JA
Contact:
Meneage Road
Helston
Cornwall
TR13 8DR
01326 430200
Helston Community Hospital provides inpatient care and a range of clinics for the people of the town and the surrounding area. Free car parking is available at this hospital
Meneage Road
Helston
Cornwall
TR13 8DR
Contact:
Treliske
Truro
Cornwall
TR1 3LJ
01872 250000
Treliske
Truro
Cornwall
TR1 3LJ
Contact:
01872 253111
The Emergency Department (ED) is open 24 hours a day for the treatment of serious and potentially life threatening conditions
Contact:
Meneage Road
Helston
Cornwall
TR13 8DR
01326 430200
If you are not sure whether your injury is minor and can be treated in a minor injuries unit, contact NHS 111.
Meneage Road
Helston
Cornwall
TR13 8DR
Contact:
Trescobeas Road
Falmouth
Cornwall
TR11 2JA
01326 430030
If you are not sure whether your injury is minor and can be treated in a minor injuries unit, contact NHS 111.
Trescobeas Road
Falmouth
Cornwall
TR11 2JA
Contact:
9 Bowling Green Rd
Constantine
Falmouth TR11 5AP
01326 340666
9 Bowling Green Rd
Constantine
Falmouth TR11 5AP
Contact:
The Square
Mawnan Smith
Falmouth
TR11 5EP
01326 250861
A branch of Penryn Surgery: surgery and dispensary open 8:30 – 12:30 weekdays.
The Square
Mawnan Smith
Falmouth
TR11 5EP
Chairperson:
Mrs Gill Glover
01326 250048
Friends of Penryn (and Mawnan Smith) Surgery (FOPS) is a registered charity (1044117) set up and run by volunteers. The Friends have a noticeboard in the main Penryn Surgery
Contact:
Family Information Service
39 Penwinnick Road
St Austell
Cornwall PL25 5DR
0800 587 819
fis@cornwall.gov.uk
A website for residents of Cornwall requiring care and support, covering a wide range of needs.
Family Information Service
39 Penwinnick Road
St Austell
Cornwall PL25 5DR
0800 587 819fis@cornwall.gov.uk
Reception:
25/27 Kimberley Park Road
Falmouth
TR11 2DA
01326 313344
Falmouth-rec@idhgroup.co.uk
Provides the full range of NHS dental services.
25/27 Kimberley Park Road
Falmouth
TR11 2DA
01326 313344Falmouth-rec@idhgroup.co.uk
Reception:
29 Kimberley Park Rd
Falmouth TR11 2DA
01326 312264
Offers the full range of routine dentistry
29 Kimberley Park Rd
Falmouth TR11 2DA
Reception:
15 Kimberley Park Road
Falmouth
Cornwall TR11 2DA
01326 313310
falmouth@smiledentalcare.co.uk
From general dental care to cosmetic dentistry, providing a wide range of dental treatments to meet individual requirements and budgets.
15 Kimberley Park Road
Falmouth
Cornwall TR11 2DA
01326 313310falmouth@smiledentalcare.co.uk
Contact:
Western House
Tabernacle Street
Truro TR1 2EJ
01872 263001
One of the UK’s leading drug, alcohol and mental health charities. We believe everyone can change.
Western House
Tabernacle Street
Truro TR1 2EJ
With a structure too complex to comprehend, the Combined Universities in Cornwall (CUC) (Cornish: Pennskolyow Kesunys yn Kernow) is a project to provide higher education in Cornwall. It has sites in Falmouth, Penryn, Truro and Pool, and variously collaborates with, or is part of, the Universities of Exeter and Plymouth.
Western House
Tabernacle Street
Truro TR1 2EJ
Pupil Transport Team:
Pupil Transport Team
County Hall
Truro
0300 1234 222
pupiltransport@cornwall.gov.uk.
Cornwall Council’s support service for home to school transport
Pupil Transport Team
County Hall
Truro
0300 1234 222pupiltransport@cornwall.gov.uk.
Website:
Together for families
County Hall
Truro
0300 1234 101
togetherforfamilies@cornwall.gov.uk
Cornwall Council’s central resource for education and learning
Together for families
County Hall
Truro
0300 1234 101togetherforfamilies@cornwall.gov.uk
Contact – Falmouth:
Falmouth & Penryn Adult Education Centre
Tregenver
Tregenver Road
Falmouth
TR11 2QW
01326 319275
aecentral@cornwall.gov.uk
Contact – Helston:
Helston Adult Education Centre
Church Hill
Helston
Cornwall
TR13 8NR
01326 563861
aecentral@cornwall.gov.uk
Cornwall Council’s central resource for adult education courses
Helston Adult Education Centre
Church Hill
Helston
Cornwall
TR13 8NR
01326 563861aecentral@cornwall.gov.uk
Secretary:
Zelda School
Hollifield Farm Project
Bonallack Lane
Gweek
Helston
Cornwall
TR12 6UJ
secretary@zeldaschool.co.uk
Zelda School has a unique philosophy, which aims to develop happy, self-disciplined and motivated children. Children learn in a natural environment through play and projects and spend most of the day outside whatever the weather. This is a place where parents and members of the wider community can take an active role in school life, and where people are not measured against each other, but against their own potential. Zelda School currently welcomes children from 2.5 to 7 years old and intends to be accessible to all children and families. We arrange our admissions waiting list in the order we receive applications.
Zelda School
Hollifield Farm Project
Bonallack Lane
Gweek
Helston
Cornwall
TR12 6UJ
Parish Clerk:
Mrs. Alex Roebuck
Parish Council Office
Budock Village Hall
Budock Water TR11 5DR
01326 373727
clerk@budockparish.net
Chairman:
Mr. Malcolm Bennett
Treverva Village Hall
Cruivend
Treverva TR10 9BN
01326 340633
m.bennett656@btinternet.com
The Parish Council meets at 7.30pm on the last Monday of each month with the exception of August and December. Meetings normally take place in Budock Village Hall except for June and October when they are held in Treverva Village Hall. Any member of the public is welcome to attend. Council Office opening times (Budock Village Hall): Tues 9.30am-12pm and Friday 2pm to 5pm.
Treverva Village Hall
Cruivend
Treverva TR10 9BN
01326 340633m.bennett656@btinternet.com
Parish Clerk:
Mr. Colin Chapman
Chy Lean
St Keverne Road
Mawgan
Helston TR12 6AY
01326 221648
parish.clerk3@btinternet.com
Chairman:
Mr. Paul Carter
Trengilly Farm
Constantine
Falmouth
TR11 5AS
01326 340883
The Parish Council meets in the Parish Vestry at 7:00pm;
(Parishioner’s questions from 6:45 to 7:00pm).
Trengilly Farm
Constantine
Falmouth
TR11 5AS
Parish Clerk:
Mrs. JM Nicholas
32 Meneth
Gweek
Helston
Cornwall
TR12 6UW
clerkgweekpc@btinternet.com
Chairperson:
Councillor K R Allon
Darley Oaks
Parc Bottom
Gweek
Helston
TR12 7AQ
01326 221658
Gweek Parish Council meets in the Reading Room on the third Tuesday of each month, with the exception of August when there is no meeting. Meetings commence at 7.30pm and parishioners are welcome to attend. Time is set aside at each meeting for public participation when members of the public are invited to raise items. It should be noted that this is the only part of the meeting when members of the public are permitted to speak and that the Parish Council is unable to discuss an item unless it is included on the agenda.
Darley Oaks
Parc Bottom
Gweek
Helston
TR12 7AQ
Parish Clerk:
Mrs. Lisa Clements
Mawnan Parish Council Offices
MS Electrical
The Square
Mawnan Smith
TR11 5EP
01326 251022
clerk@mawnan.org.uk
Chair:
Malcolm Faiers
01326 250786
mfaiers@btinternet.com
The Council is based in offices behind MS Electrical, The Square, Mawnan Smith. The offices are manned Mondays, Wednesdays & Thursdays between 9am and 2pm when anyone can drop in to see the clerk, Lisa Clements.
01326 250786mfaiers@btinternet.com
County Councillor:
Mr. J Bastin
Eglos Cot
Churchtown
Budock
TR11 5BZ
01326 368455
john.bastin@cornwallcouncillors.org.uk
The local area falls largely in the ward of Constantine, Mawnan and Budock.
Eglos Cot
Churchtown
Budock
TR11 5BZ
01326 368455john.bastin@cornwallcouncillors.org.uk
Member of Parliament:
Mr. George Eustice MP
13 Commercial Street
Camborne
TR14 8JZ
01209 713 355
george.eustice.mp@parliament.uk
Includes the wards of Camborne North, Camborne South, Camborne West, Constantine, Gweek and Mawnan, Illogan North, Illogan South, Mabe and Budock, Redruth North, Redruth South, St Day, Lanner and Carharrack, Stithians, and Wendron, the District of Penwith wards of Gwinear, Gwithian and Hayle East, Hayle North, and Hayle South, and the District of Carrick ward of Mount Hawke.
13 Commercial Street
Camborne
TR14 8JZ
01209 713 355george.eustice.mp@parliament.uk
Contact:
13 Commercial Street Camborne TR14 8JZ
01209 713355
camborneredruthconservatives@gmail.com
Camborne, Redruth & Hayle Conservative Association (CRCA)
13 Commercial Street Camborne TR14 8JZ
01209 713355camborneredruthconservatives@gmail.com
Secretary:
Val Kelynack
valkclp@gmail.com
Camborne, Redruth & Hayle Labour – we hope that you will come and get involved, whether you are a Labour member or not and help us to take care of our beloved constituency and its people of Camborne Redruth & Hayle.
Contact:
75 Trelowarren Street
Camborne
Cornwall
TR14 8AL
01209 697070
Camborne Redruth & Hayle Liberal Democrats
75 Trelowarren Street
Camborne
Cornwall
TR14 8AL
Candidate:
Geoff Garbett
geoff.garbett@greenparty.org.uk
Promoting the Green Party in the Camborne, Redruth and Hayle parliamentary constituency
geoff.garbett@greenparty.org.uk
Contact:
Mebyon Kernow
Lanhainsworth
Fraddon Hill
Fraddon
St Columb
TR9 6PQ
Mebyon Kernow is a progressive left-of-centre party in Cornwall. We are striving to build a confident and outward-looking Cornwall that has the power to take decisions, directly affecting the people of Cornwall, locally.
Mebyon Kernow
Lanhainsworth
Fraddon Hill
Fraddon
St Columb
TR9 6PQ
Churchwarden:
Maurenn Metcalfe
01326 340167
Churchwarden:
Alan Pearce
01326 340012
Acting PCC Treasurer:
Maurenn Metcalfe
01326 340167
Choir Leader:
Peter Lynas
01326 340313
Organist and Choir Mistress:
Melanie Uren
Tower Captain:
Jane Mann
01326 375502
Ladies Fellowship:
Kate Graves
01326 341279
Open the Book:
Peter Tatham
01326 341336
Magazine Editor:
Jane Mann
01326 375502
Vicar:
Reverend Stewart Turner
The Vicarage
Chalbury Heights
Brill
Constantine
TR11 5UR
01326 340259
rev.stewart.turner@btinternet.com
As you approach Constantine, the high tower of the Church stands prominently upon an ancient mound that is probably the remains of an original Celtic monastery. Built between 1420-1480, it is dedicated to St. Constantine who, according to legend, was a chieftain or prince around the 5th century A.D. From the main porch the view southwards is superb, with a deep valley ahead of you and the Goonhilly Downs beyond. It is a beautiful Church with family and healing services. Be still and pray. Join with others in worship and fellowship. Praise the Lord! Services: Every Sunday – 8.00am & 10.30am; Every Thursday -10.00am Holy Communion, followed by Ladies Fellowship.
The Vicarage
Chalbury Heights
Brill
Constantine
TR11 5UR
01326 340259rev.stewart.turner@btinternet.com
Contact:
01326 341042
Founded in 1997, provides a fleet of 18 dinghies, to enable all the 8-11 year-olds from Primary Schools and the 12 year-olds from a Special School to learn to row and sail single-handed, after school.
Membership:
Marian Saunders
01326 341269
membership@hrgc.co.uk
Chairman:
TBA
chairman@hrgc.co.uk
Secretary:
Nic Wilson
secretary@hrgc.co.uk
Founded 1994, first gig “Helford” launched in 1995, the club has gone from strength to strength now with 3 traditional wooden gigs “Helford”, “Merthen” & “Pedn Billy” and 2 GRP training. Practise on Sundays, Ferry Boat beach, Helford Passage.
Contact:
01326 212129
Ships and Castles, Pendennis Headland, Falmouth. Leisure Pool with flume; weight training facilities. Swimming lessons.
Chairman:
Mr K. Courtland
01326 340484
Secretary & Treasurer:
Mrs S. Coates
01209 713165
Established in 1860; Meet regularly around the Helston Lizard Area.
Contact:
01326 340096
info@MadsAllFit.co.uk
Constantine Church Hall. Zumba 6.30 – 7.30 Tuesday; Body Blitz 6.45 – 7.45 Thursday. Fun exercise non competitive classes Cardio, Aerobic, Dance, Muscle Toning & Stretching to a good mix of tunes.
01326 340096info@MadsAllFit.co.uk
Contact:
Paul & Ceri Simmons
Trevengleth
Lr. Halvasso
01209 860186
Light hearted informative day walks on the Lizard & all over Cornwall for groups & individuals.
Trevengleth
Lr. Halvasso
Contact:
Heather Ferry
Trevose Lodge
Old Church Road
01326 250126
Mawnan Smith Methodist Hall: Cardiobox – Low impact aerobic workout. Monday 6.30pm; Body Blast – All over body conditioning. Tuesdays 9.30am; Fully qualified trainer, £3.50 per session.
Trevose Lodge
Old Church Road
Guider:
Mrs. C. Grint
12 Shute Hill
Mawnan Smith
01326 250260
Meets in Methodist Hall. Tuesdays, 7.00 to 8.45pm
12 Shute Hill
Mawnan Smith
Contact:
Sally
01326 250206
Meets in MCA Hall Friday, 1.30pm – 3.00pm. at the new pre school school building, Carwinion Playing Field. For the up to 4 years. Term time only.
Contact:
01326 250627
After much hard work, the Pre School has a new building, next to the Playing Field, Carwinion Road. www.mawnanpreschool.org Monday and Tuesday 9 to 12am and 12 to 3 pm; Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 9 to 12am only. Toddler Group Fridays 1 to 3 pm.
Contact:
Mawnan Smith Parish Council Clerk
Contact:
To Be Advised
Mawnan Smith
Meets in MCA Hall, Wed. term time, 6.30 to 8.30pm
Mawnan Smith
Contact:
Mrs. D. Sanderson
01326 250994
Meets in MMH, 1st and 3rd Fridays in the month. Speakers; outings.
President:
Mrs. Jean Wattis
Sea Winds
Maen Porth
Mawnan Smith
01326 250044
Hon. Secretary:
Mrs. J. Ragg
9 Greenfield Close
Mawnan Smith
01326 251255
Meets in MMH, 2nd Thursday each month, except August. Varied programme of speakers and events. Also, Monday evening drama group; evening walks during the summer.
9 Greenfield Close
Mawnan Smith
Contact:
Miss P. Ingram
30 Meneth
Gweek
01326 221511
Services 3rd Sunday in month, at 6.00pm. 1st, 2nd & 4th Sunday in the month, transport available to the Parish Church in Constantine for Morning Service. Our Methodist friends are very welcome at the Mission Church.
30 Meneth
Gweek
Leader:
Mrs R. Nicholls
36 Wheal Vyvyan
Constantine
Any parents wanting child to join rainbows brownies or guides go to www.girlguiding.org and use the join us link to register interest
36 Wheal Vyvyan
Constantine
Contact:
Mr. D. Burke
Upalong
Port Navas
01326 341018
Restored community garden – needs helpers to keep it tidy.
Upalong
Port Navas
Chairman:
Margaret Scott
01326 340214
Bookings:
Bernice Wickens
01326 340718
Private and general bookings, parties, functions, exhibitions. Seats approx. 30 people.
Chairman:
Mr. R. Mitchell
Little Trengilly
Constantine
01326 340303
Treasurer:
Mr. A. Moyle
21 Fore Street
Constantine
01326 341152
Meets in the Constantine Social Club, 2nd Tuesday in the month at 7.30pm. New members welcome.
21 Fore Street
Constantine
Musical Director:
Mrs. F. Dawson
Glebe Terrace
Constantine
01326 340181
Ladies Harmony Singing Group. Available for informal functions.
Glebe Terrace
Constantine
Centre Managers:
Barbara & Charlie Pugh
01326 341353
Fore Street, Constantine. Community facility available for hire. Several meeting rooms downstairs, including large front hall, and an auditorium upstairs with stage and sloped seating for up to 180. Stair lift installed. Programme of local & touring performances available from village shops. Tolmen Café opens on Wednesday evenings and Thursday lunchtimes (Term time).
Secretary:
Chris Hussey
Chairman:
Rob Curtis
Email: tmconstantine@btinternet.com; Talks, Films, Green initiatives, Monthly farmers market.
Musical Director:
Melanie Uren
01326 340421
Practise Monday evenings 7.15pm in the Church Hall. Mixed Choir, singing all styles from Tallis to Tavener, Baroque to Big Spender, available for concerts, weddings etc.
President:
Mr. M. Varney
Chairman:
Mr. K. Dunstan
Treasurer:
Mr. N. Cottrell
Secretary:
Ann Trudgen
01326 210444
Musical Director:
John Adams
Accompanist:
Miss R. Bray
Meets Mondays, 7.30pm – 9.30pm Community Hall, Penryn Rugby Club. County wide concerts.
In 2015 Liz Moore (with the help of Steve) published the 35th issue of Constantine’s “Who’s Where” directory of local businesses, organisations and services. It was declared as the “final” issue, since, afer 35 years of devoting a large part of January and February each year to updating the directory, Liz had quite reasonably decided enough was enough. There is no doubt though that it was an extremely useful source of information, and many will still be referring to their treasured copy of issue 35.
A number of people in the Transition Constantine group recognised the importance of “Who’s Where” as a building block of the local community, but also that it was too big a task to be shouldered largely by one person. There was a move to start updating the listing of businesses as a group activity. The aim was to make it more of a ‘digital’ process, trying to get email addresses for all those listed so that future administration and updates could be managed by that route rather than by checking updates for every item by tele- phone. As a project, it lost focus for a long time, but the last collection of business listings has recently been updated, and it’s time to move on to the next stage – refreshing all the contact details for clubs, societies, sports groups and all other local organisations.
The purpose of this article is to provide a ‘call for information’ – to all those organisations that wish to be listed – to send the following details by email to whoswhereconstantine@gmail.com
The intention is to work towards a new Who’s Where booklet in stages. The updated business listing is already visible on the village website here, and there is also a version you can print or download as a PDF.
Once all the local organisation details have been gathered, these will be added to the website and to the downloadable document. At that point we will see whether there is still a general desire to have an advertising-funded booklet freely available to all local residents.
Our community cafe with free hyper-fast wi-fi and hot drinks now open in Constantine Church
Monty’s is the name we have given to the community cafe and meeting area which is now open at the back of the church. This facility is free for all to use and includes a free hyper-fast wi-fi connection and a drinks machine which dispenses a selection of different freshly ground coffees, hot chocolate and hot water for making tea. All our coffee, tea and sugar is fair-trade, the tea bags are un-bleached and do not contain plastic, and the disposable cups are fully compostable.
Rev. Stewart Turner (Parish Priest)
rev.stewart@stconstantine.plus.com
01326 340259
Our community cafe with free hyper-fast wi-fi and hot drinks now open in Constantine Church.
Monty’s is the name we have given to the community cafe and meeting area which is now open at the back of the church. This facility is free for all to use and includes a free hyper-fast wi-fi connection and a drinks machine which dispenses a selection of different freshly ground coffees, hot chocolate and hot water for making tea. All our coffee, tea and sugar is fair-trade, the tea bags are un-bleached and do not contain plastic, and the disposable cups are fully compostable.
The free hyper fast wi-fi connection (up to 1Gb), accessible within the church, has been provided by Wildanet, the local Cornish broadband provider which has installed, free of charge, a broadband hub on the church tower roof. What this means is that we now have one of the fastest broadband con- nections of any parish church any- where in the county and indeed the UK.
In the weeks ahead the church will be working with Wildanet to become a “Digital Community Hub” This is a hugely exciting project and will open up a whole raft of opportunities to our com- munity which they have previously been unable to access. There will be more about this as the project develops.
Anyone who would like to become a part of this exciting development is more than welcome. If you are interested, then please get in touch with me for more information.
Rev. Stewart Turner (Parish Priest)
rev.stewart@stconstantine.plus.com
01326 340259
So why did we call it Monty’s? Well Monty, or actually Montague, is the name of our church mouse. Monty is a little knitted mouse (on the front cover) who was discovered by Liz Moore in “The Save The Children Shop“ and was given to Alan Pearce, our then church warden, as a birthday present in 1989. Apart from a brief stay at Truro Cathedral, he has been there ever since, keeping a watchful eye on the place. So we thought it only fitting that we should name our cafe after him. Monty does move about a bit so it might be fun for the children to go on a hunt and see if they can find him.
Monty’s provides a comfortable place to meet up with friends or a place to relax and access our hyper fast internet connection, all set in the surroundings of our beautiful 15th century church. Monty’s will be open every day from 10am until 5pm (although there will inevitably be the odd interruption from time to time due to service requirements)
There is also a selection of hand made cards and crafts, and second hand books on sale.
The facilities are free to use. However, there is a “donation station” which includes a card reader and a cash box, so if you are able to give a donation to help towards our running costs it would be greatly appreciated.
So why not pop along for a coffee and a chat with friends or simply spend some quiet time in our lovely building.
God bless,
Stewart
Please complete the Church Hall Survey, and drop the completed form off in one of the collection boxes, to be found at the Spar and the Stores. The findings of the survey will be reported back to the Parish Council. Thank you.
Please complete the Church Hall Survey, and drop the completed form off in one of the collection boxes, to be found at the Spar and the Stores. The findings of the survey will be reported back to the Parish Council. Thank you.
The Church community has given up its lease of the Church Hall, with the aim that many of the activities that took place in the Hall will now take place in the Church, in addition to its continuing role as a place of worship. There are significant changes planned to the interior of the Church to allow this to happen. The Church Hall is owned by the Diocese of Truro, and it is likely that they will try to sell the building and its associated car park. There have been plans circulating recently that show the Church Hall potentially being redeveloped as residential accommodation, with a new enlarged car park being constructed in the field below the ‘green’.
Early in 2020 the Parish Council successfully nominated the Church Hall as an ‘Asset of Community Value’. The consequence of this is that should the Diocese put the Church Hall up for sale, there is a requirement for the sale to be delayed by six months if there is community interest in buying the Hall. There is no preferential treatment – the required delay is simply to allow a community group to raise funds. They would then compete in an open market with others interested in the property.
At the last Parish Council meeting it was proposed that there should be a survey of the local community to establish whether people felt the loss of the Church Hall mattered, given that other spaces are available, including the Social Club, the WI Hall, the Tolmen Centre, and of course the remodelled interior of the Church. The benefit of a survey was agreed, and the Transition Group undertook to carry it out. A key aim of the survey is to establish whether there are ideas for new community functions that the Hall might support, other than being a general multi-function ‘space’.
Oliver was born on 16 May 1929 to Valentine and William Carne. He attended local schools before going to Dartmouth College as a cadet making the natural progression to the Royal Navy. In 1952 he found himself involved in the Korean War where his ship came under heavy fire and missed being hit by inches.