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
Monday, 8 February 2016
Monday, 25 January 2016
Charity Pub Quiz
Charity Pub Quiz at the Victoria Inn
Wednesday 3rd February – 8.00 pm
Entry £2 per person – Maximum of 6 per team please
All proceeds donated to the charity nominated by the winning team – 20th January’s quiz monies, £86, were donated to Cancer Research UK
Complementary nibbles are provided at ‘half time’
Tables for dinner are available if you wish to dine before the quiz – Dine in style menu available, 2 courses for £15, 3 courses for £20 (booking essential – please mention offer when reserving your table)
All welcome!
Monday, 18 January 2016
Update On Trenow Quarry Footpath
Hello Perranuthnoe,
Some of you may remember filling in footpath forms a few years back, to get the footpath reopened up through the quarry gate at Trenow. I thought it about time you had an update.
It is still lodged with the County Council and has now moved up to 21 out of 151 applications. They did say it would take a while but it looks like we may get to the top of the list in the next 18 months or so. You needed 20 applications spanning the 20 years prior to the gate being locked. In the end I had 38 applications spanning 96 years, so we will get there.
Some of you may have heard rumours that I am moving. I am selling the smaller meadows to buy bigger fields to put the cows in. I will certainly be seeing the application through to its conclusion.
Happy new year to you all Karen
Original Quarry Footpath post can be found here: http://perranuthnoe.blogspot.co.uk/2010/05/trenow-quarry-footpath-can-you-help.html
Some of you may remember filling in footpath forms a few years back, to get the footpath reopened up through the quarry gate at Trenow. I thought it about time you had an update.
It is still lodged with the County Council and has now moved up to 21 out of 151 applications. They did say it would take a while but it looks like we may get to the top of the list in the next 18 months or so. You needed 20 applications spanning the 20 years prior to the gate being locked. In the end I had 38 applications spanning 96 years, so we will get there.
Some of you may have heard rumours that I am moving. I am selling the smaller meadows to buy bigger fields to put the cows in. I will certainly be seeing the application through to its conclusion.
Happy new year to you all Karen
Original Quarry Footpath post can be found here: http://perranuthnoe.blogspot.co.uk/2010/05/trenow-quarry-footpath-can-you-help.html
Monday, 11 January 2016
Charity Pub Quiz
There will be a Charity Pub Quiz at the Victoria Inn on Wednesday
20th January – 8.00 pm
Entry £2 per person – Maximum of 6 per team please
All proceeds donated to the charity nominated by the winning team – 6th January’s quiz monies were donated to the Alzheimer’s Society!
Complementary nibbles are provided at ‘half time’
Tables for dinner are available if you wish to dine before the quiz – Dine in style menu available, 2 courses for £15, 3 courses for £20
All welcome!
20th January – 8.00 pm
Entry £2 per person – Maximum of 6 per team please
All proceeds donated to the charity nominated by the winning team – 6th January’s quiz monies were donated to the Alzheimer’s Society!
Complementary nibbles are provided at ‘half time’
Tables for dinner are available if you wish to dine before the quiz – Dine in style menu available, 2 courses for £15, 3 courses for £20
All welcome!
Sunday, 10 January 2016
Wednesday, 25 November 2015
Perranuthnoe Christmas Tree 2015
If you would like a form please click here to download one.
***If you would like a gift from Santa, your completed form must be in by 4th December latest***
Tuesday, 17 November 2015
Wednesday, 4 November 2015
Charity Fun Quiz
Wednesday 11th November at The Victoria Inn 8.00pm start
Entry £2 per person to include complementary nibbles at half time!
Maximum of 6 per team please.
All Welcome
Tuesday, 3 November 2015
Update on Superfast Cornwall - But Superslow Perranuthnoe?
Dear All,
We think - and hope- that there is good news for everyone who has posted on this site or has emailed us regarding 'Perranuthnoe superslow fibre broadband'.
On 21 October there were 2 BT Openreach vans in the village, with manhole covers being lifted. We spoke to the engineers, who were from the 'copper team' in St Austell and were very helpful. They had a 'job card' to investigate the copper/aluminium cable story and to replace any aluminium cable between Perran Cross and the cabinet opposite the pub. There is apparently a recent 100-pair copper cable (installed in 2013?), which connects most people in the village, and the engineers were uncertain about the extent of aluminium cable (the manholes had a lot of mud in them, with the aluminium cable possibly hidden). In addition, the cabinet box near the pub is in a bad state.
The team was back yesterday, this time with an additional job card to replace the box, which will be done by a contractor as the first step. The cable replacement will require traffic management (lights?) for a couple of days, and this is being organised. They then hope to replace the aluminium cable.
With the necessary BT authorisations and the ST Austell 'copper team' on the case it looks like we should see the work done in November - let's keep our fingers crossed! We will keep an eye out and post any news on action.
Jane Grey
We think - and hope- that there is good news for everyone who has posted on this site or has emailed us regarding 'Perranuthnoe superslow fibre broadband'.
On 21 October there were 2 BT Openreach vans in the village, with manhole covers being lifted. We spoke to the engineers, who were from the 'copper team' in St Austell and were very helpful. They had a 'job card' to investigate the copper/aluminium cable story and to replace any aluminium cable between Perran Cross and the cabinet opposite the pub. There is apparently a recent 100-pair copper cable (installed in 2013?), which connects most people in the village, and the engineers were uncertain about the extent of aluminium cable (the manholes had a lot of mud in them, with the aluminium cable possibly hidden). In addition, the cabinet box near the pub is in a bad state.
The team was back yesterday, this time with an additional job card to replace the box, which will be done by a contractor as the first step. The cable replacement will require traffic management (lights?) for a couple of days, and this is being organised. They then hope to replace the aluminium cable.
With the necessary BT authorisations and the ST Austell 'copper team' on the case it looks like we should see the work done in November - let's keep our fingers crossed! We will keep an eye out and post any news on action.
Jane Grey
Monday, 2 November 2015
Perranuthnoe Calendar 2016
Sold in aid of the Perranuthnoe Christmas Tree Fund
Copies of the popular Perranuthnoe Calendar for 2016 are now available at a cost of £6 each. Obtain your copy from Andrea at The Old Post Office (perranjubilee@hotmail.co.uk) Village Crafts, The Victoria Inn or The Cabin.
The photos are by Jim and Sue Mason and the calendars are printed by VistaPrint. Profits will go towards this years Village Christmas lights and the children's gifts from Santa!
Numbers are limited, so get yours early!
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