About 10 days ago, whilst on holiday in Cornwall, I lost my favourite straw hat (in a John Lewis carrier bag) somewhere in the Perranuthnoe area.
Has anyone seen this item - if so perhaps they could kindly email me mike.ackroyd@talktalk.net
Thank you
Mary Ackroyd
DURHAM CITY
Monday, 27 June 2011
Saturday, 18 June 2011
New Look For Perran's News Page
Hello everyone, it's been ages since I updated the look of the Perranuthnoe site so I thought it about time that I did just that.
The problem was, where to start! I decided on the Village News page as it's the page that most locals visit regularly and it's your opinion I am most interested in at the moment.
There is a voting poll to the right underneath the Facebook badge, please cast your vote to let me know whether I am heading in the right direction or not , no information will be gathered about you.
Please feel free to add your comments below, anonymously is fine I just want your feed back on the new look News Page along with any thoughts you have on what should or should not be included in the future for the whole site in general.
This is a village website and I want it to be useful to everyone, this is your chance to get your opinions in.
Thank you for your time
Kay
.
The problem was, where to start! I decided on the Village News page as it's the page that most locals visit regularly and it's your opinion I am most interested in at the moment.
There is a voting poll to the right underneath the Facebook badge, please cast your vote to let me know whether I am heading in the right direction or not , no information will be gathered about you.
Please feel free to add your comments below, anonymously is fine I just want your feed back on the new look News Page along with any thoughts you have on what should or should not be included in the future for the whole site in general.
This is a village website and I want it to be useful to everyone, this is your chance to get your opinions in.
Thank you for your time
Kay
.
Labels:
Website Improvements
Thursday, 16 June 2011
A Wandering Minstrel
Tuesday 28th June at 1pm
there is a Lunchtime Concert in
Perranuthnoe Church given by
Ian Honeyman, a Classical Singer and Musician
Perranuthnoe Church given by
Ian Honeyman, a Classical Singer and Musician
Ian is walking from the Lizard to Dunnet in the North of Scotland (a total of 1500 miles with deviations). He is giving concerts en route and we are privileged to be one of his earliest venues. Entry by donation - which will help the Charity, Whizz Kids that helps provide wheel chairs for young people.
Labels:
Church,
Ian Honeyman,
Whizz Kids
Monday, 6 June 2011
Photography@Perranuthnoe Summer Exhibition Preview
On Friday 24 June at 7.30pm, in the Church Room, there will be a preview to the photography@perranuthnoe summer exhibition. The event will be opened by local professional photographer David Chapman. Tickets will be £4 which includes a glass of wine. David Chapman has also judged the recent ‘Church Christmas card’ photographic competition and will be announcing the winner on the night.
For further details on this event call Martin Holland on 01736 710820.
For further details on this event call Martin Holland on 01736 710820.
Labels:
church room,
photography group
Sunday, 5 June 2011
Does anyone have Disney Pixar's Cars DVD and.......
Does anyone have Disney Pixar's Cars DVD and/or Seven Brides for Seven Brothers DVD that I could borrow for a forthcoming film show in the Church Room.
Many thanks.
Martin Holland 01736 710820
Many thanks.
Martin Holland 01736 710820
Wednesday, 1 June 2011
Is the new(ish) electric fence okay?
Hi everyone,
We regular dogwalk up near Ednovean farm and we are very concerned about the electric fence which has been placed right next to the diverted public right of way. There are only 2 warnings - one at each end of the fence and a child could easily miss them. Also, the right of way is quite narrow - not good if people walking in opposite directions meet.
Can anyone advise: is it allowed to have such a fence so close to a public path? If yes, shouldn't the labelling be better?
Is there someone we can complain to officially? I am very worried that a child may get a nasty shock up there through no fault of its own; just because they want to say hello to the horses and/or run ahead of their party.other: Is the new(ish) electric fence okay?
We regular dogwalk up near Ednovean farm and we are very concerned about the electric fence which has been placed right next to the diverted public right of way. There are only 2 warnings - one at each end of the fence and a child could easily miss them. Also, the right of way is quite narrow - not good if people walking in opposite directions meet.
Can anyone advise: is it allowed to have such a fence so close to a public path? If yes, shouldn't the labelling be better?
Is there someone we can complain to officially? I am very worried that a child may get a nasty shock up there through no fault of its own; just because they want to say hello to the horses and/or run ahead of their party.other: Is the new(ish) electric fence okay?
Labels:
Ednovean Farm,
Electric Fence
Wednesday, 25 May 2011
WANTED: Long Let Rental Property
Desperately seeking rental property for my partner, myself and our cat! Preferably 2 bedrooms with a garden, between Rosudgeon and Longrock (but will consider other areas) any ideas??
Please call Zoe on 07769186487
or email zoesteward@hotmail.co.uk
Please call Zoe on 07769186487
or email zoesteward@hotmail.co.uk
Labels:
Rental Property Wanted
News & Views
News & Views
Monday 23rd May 7:30 – 9:30pm
Perranuthnoe Church Room
Summary of News
Gambia Talk & Coffee Morning this Saturday 28th May. Please bring any unwanted items for a carboot sale in aid of charitable projects in the Gambia. (Yvonne Groves)
Yoga is going well. There are 3 places available in the normal yoga group and up to 6 spaces available in the chair-based yoga class. Both held on Friday mornings. (Mira Love)
Perran Voices and Perran Art groups would both welcome some new members.
Cleaning rota is working well. A few more cleaning volunteers are needed to cover the Autumn months this year. (David Ellis)
Bookings have been very good with only 6 days unused in the past 2 months. Fees are £12.50 / session (am / pm / eve) or £6 for a one hour booking. (John Purchas).
People with hearing difficulties often won’t ask for help so users of the room are encouraged to use the hearing loop microphone for any public events where there might be people with hearing aids present. It was explained that the mic does not amplify the voice, it merely channels it through a radio frequency that hearing aids can pick up. (Frank Tanner)
We have been missing one of the small folding tables for a while. Could people please check their garages etc. (Michael Ball)
Does anyone know who the blue leaflet stand in the alcove belongs to?
Please make sure that no-one drills any holes in the walls as it would ruin the integrity of the damp-proofing. Also, the light switches need to be dimmed fully before being pressed off. If they are pressed on without being dimmed, it reduces the life of the bulbs, thank you. (David Grant)
Summary of Views
Clarity re insurance
Investigation of fascia boards, under-tile felting, guttering and window frames. Loft / roof insulation if funds allow
Instructions on the use of the hearing loop & a hearing loop sign
Cleaning checklist & a consider a cleaning surcharge for functions
Small speaker system if funds allow
A ‘please do not disturb’ sign
Calendar of bookings / available slots each month for the noticeboard (& website if possible)
Labels:
church room,
News and Views
Tuesday, 24 May 2011
Community Noticeboard
There is now a very shiny steel community noticeboard on the outside of the Church Room to advertise any village events (not for business ad's). Group leaders are encouraged to do A5 laminated posters so as to maximise the space. Magnets for the posters are provided, but a bit of bluetack might be a good idea too!
Labels:
church room,
community noticeboard
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