Showing posts with label Goldsithney. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Goldsithney. Show all posts
Thursday, 13 April 2017
Tuesday, 28 March 2017
Planned Road Closures Around Goldsithney
- The road between Goldsithney and Relubbus will close from Wed 5th to Fri 7th, and Mon 10th April for resurfacing. It will be open on Sat 8th and Sun 9th as normal.
- The road between Henfor roundabout and Goldsithney will be closed on Tues 11th April.
The centre of Goldsithney will be open as usual.
Diversion signs will be in place.
If you have any problems with this please contact me. If there are any changes from highways I will let you know.
Many thanks
Sue Nicholas
Labels:
Goldsithney,
Road Closure
Tuesday, 14 March 2017
Parish Councillors wanted! Election coming up
Dear all,
Cornwall Council is seeking nominations for the Parish Council. There are 3 seats for Perranuthnoe and 7 seats for Goldsithney. At the moment, Perranuthnoe is represented by Jim Scobie and Theresa Strawson. Nominations must be received by 4th April 2017 and there is a form to complete. The election will take place on the 4th of May at the same time as the County Councillor election.
If you are interested in becoming a Parish Councillor, please contact Theresa Strawson on 711516.
Thanks and best wishes,
Theresa
Cornwall Council is seeking nominations for the Parish Council. There are 3 seats for Perranuthnoe and 7 seats for Goldsithney. At the moment, Perranuthnoe is represented by Jim Scobie and Theresa Strawson. Nominations must be received by 4th April 2017 and there is a form to complete. The election will take place on the 4th of May at the same time as the County Councillor election.
If you are interested in becoming a Parish Councillor, please contact Theresa Strawson on 711516.
Thanks and best wishes,
Theresa
Tuesday, 7 March 2017
Be On The Look Out Villagers
The following report was posted to the Goldsithney Facebook group last night. Be aware!
"Just came in from a bike ride and spotted someone tucked in behind the wall/car of a cottage 3rd or 4th one down at the top of the village (on the left as you enter from St Hilary).
Waited down the road for a bit to see what he was up to then saw him duck in behind the shop. Went up to see what he was up to and confront him. Can't prove he was doing anything but he claims he's from PZ on his way home from work but then said he doesn't work? Claimed he was not up to anything.
Anyway long story short, I threatened to phone my 'colleagues' and said it's best he moves on so followed him out to the roundabout to make sure he was gone!
Would suggest you check your cars/property in that area. One of you had your blind/curtains open where he was lurking, think he might of had a rucksack? But nothing when he left so might be worth checking your gardens.
He was about 30, 5'10, light coloured baseball cap, black balaclava with open face, jogging bottoms, dark top, unshaven and didn't have a local accent, riding a grey hybrid/MTB with rear mudguard."
Please be vigilant everyone. Feel free to report anything like this to our own Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/perranuthnoe/ Or report it via the contact page on our village website. It's good to be an observant citizen and take action. We all benefit.
Stay safe.
"Just came in from a bike ride and spotted someone tucked in behind the wall/car of a cottage 3rd or 4th one down at the top of the village (on the left as you enter from St Hilary).
Waited down the road for a bit to see what he was up to then saw him duck in behind the shop. Went up to see what he was up to and confront him. Can't prove he was doing anything but he claims he's from PZ on his way home from work but then said he doesn't work? Claimed he was not up to anything.
Anyway long story short, I threatened to phone my 'colleagues' and said it's best he moves on so followed him out to the roundabout to make sure he was gone!
Would suggest you check your cars/property in that area. One of you had your blind/curtains open where he was lurking, think he might of had a rucksack? But nothing when he left so might be worth checking your gardens.
He was about 30, 5'10, light coloured baseball cap, black balaclava with open face, jogging bottoms, dark top, unshaven and didn't have a local accent, riding a grey hybrid/MTB with rear mudguard."
Please be vigilant everyone. Feel free to report anything like this to our own Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/perranuthnoe/ Or report it via the contact page on our village website. It's good to be an observant citizen and take action. We all benefit.
Stay safe.
Labels:
Goldsithney,
Possible Burglar,
Suspicious Behaviour
Monday, 8 February 2016
Parish Council Open Day
The Parish Council has arranged an open day on Thursday 18th February between 3pm and 7pm at St Piran’s Hall for residents to drop in meet their local Parish and Cornwall Councillors, learn more about the potential benefits of a Neighbourhood Plan for our area and express your views on priorities.
We have distributed posters in Goldsithney, Perranuthnoe and Rosudgeon and are keen to get as many residents along as possible.
As you will have read in my previous email Perranuthnoe Parish Council has been working with Cornwall Council on this issue and following the general support of residents in a community survey we are now proposing to develop a Neighbourhood Plan for the Parish which includes Goldsithney, Perran Downs, Perranuthnoe and (most of) Rosudgeon.
The advantage of an agreed Neighbourhood Plan is that it can potentially give the community more influence over the size and type of any development proposed within the Parish whether it is housing or commercial as well as an opportunity to prioritise and protect local amenities and open space.
Please spare some time to drop into St Piran's Hall on Thursday 18th February between 3pm and 7pm to learn about the plan and express your views.
We look forward to seeing you.
Perranuthnoe Parish Council
We have distributed posters in Goldsithney, Perranuthnoe and Rosudgeon and are keen to get as many residents along as possible.
As you will have read in my previous email Perranuthnoe Parish Council has been working with Cornwall Council on this issue and following the general support of residents in a community survey we are now proposing to develop a Neighbourhood Plan for the Parish which includes Goldsithney, Perran Downs, Perranuthnoe and (most of) Rosudgeon.
The advantage of an agreed Neighbourhood Plan is that it can potentially give the community more influence over the size and type of any development proposed within the Parish whether it is housing or commercial as well as an opportunity to prioritise and protect local amenities and open space.
Please spare some time to drop into St Piran's Hall on Thursday 18th February between 3pm and 7pm to learn about the plan and express your views.
We look forward to seeing you.
Perranuthnoe Parish Council
Monday, 9 March 2015
Tuesday, 10 February 2015
Harbour Barber On Tour
We are 'Harbour Barber On Tour' a fully mobile barbershop. We are in St Piran's Hall car park every Friday from 9.00 am - 5pm (we may leave earlier if no one around or stay later if the need arises) for all aspects of haircutting.
Everyone welcome.
Contact Mike for details 07585118081
Harbour Barber On Tour
Everyone welcome.
Contact Mike for details 07585118081
Harbour Barber On Tour

Tuesday, 3 February 2015
Defibrillators & Training
As you may know, the Parish Council is installing 3 defibrillators in the Parish and one is planned for outside the Vic in our village. (The others will be outside The Crown in Goldsithney and outside the Falmouth Packet). The Parish Council will also fund training in how to use the defibrillator for up to 10 Perran residents or people working in our village. If more people would like to be trained in how to use the defibrillator, the training course is available for a bargain price of £15 per person. Please sign up, as this is a very valuable piece of equipment which can save lives.
If you would like to volunteer or pay for defibrillator training, please contact Theresa on 711516.
Meanwhile, the village is continuing to raise funds for a second defibrillator to be located near the beach.
If you would like to volunteer or pay for defibrillator training, please contact Theresa on 711516.
Meanwhile, the village is continuing to raise funds for a second defibrillator to be located near the beach.
Thursday, 29 January 2015
Goldsithney - St Piran's Hall Playground
The Parish Council has taken over the management of the outdoor play area at St Piran's Hall and has installed some new equipment and refurbished the older equipment. The area is also fenced in now. It is a useful resource for supervised young children/grandchildren/visiting relatives.
Labels:
Goldsithney,
Parish Council,
Playground,
St Piran's Hall
Wednesday, 23 March 2011
April Fools' Quiz Night
Friday 1st April @ 7pm
St Piran's Hall, Goldsithney
Tickets £5 (£2.50 - 18yrs & under)
Includes a HOT PASTY
Raffle
(BYO Drinks + Glasses )
Tickets available from:
Barbara & Michael 710364
Labels:
Events,
Goldsithney,
St Pirans Hall
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