Mucking Around At Ednovean Farm

Our muck heap has grown out of all proportions at Ednovean Farm, in fact it is huge! If any body would like a little or a lot for their garden please do come and help yourselves - bring bags barrows or articulated lorries - guaranteed to make your garden grow just call at the yard first then help yourself! Totaly free!!!!

Thanks!

Christine Taylor

Updated - Perranuthnoe Oil Group

Please see comment below if you ARE or WANT to be in this group

I have recieved an email today which I think you should all be aware of:

I was a little concerned at the size of my oil bill after the recent delivery from Watsons (Perranuthnoe group) so I rang round various oil companies for an on-the-spot price. I'm sorry to report that, even with the group discount, Watsons were six pence per litre more expensive than the best price (Semmens)I have now withdrawn from the group and am left wondering how much less I could have paid over the last couple of years!


Best check your prices everyone!
Kay

Perranuthnoe Christmas Tree 2010

Our Christmas tree will once again be in the village for all to see and will be lit on Friday 17th December

The approximate schedule of events is:

Lynfield Craft Centre Christmas Extravaganza

6.00pm onwards

6.00pm – 7.00pm

• Lisa & Jenny of Peppercorn Kitchen Café will be serving complimentary nibbles & drinks.

• Jenny of Toppers Too invites you for complimentary “drinks and nibbles”.

6.00pm onwards

• Val & Kevin of Village Crafts invite you for Cornish mulled apple juice and offer 10% discount on purchases for this evening only.

 

Tree Illumination and Carols

 
 
7.00pm

• The tree will be blessed and illuminated and the carols begin. We hope that everyone will join in the carol singing (bring a torch to light up your hymn sheet!).

7.15pm

• Father Christmas will arrive with a gift for all village children (under the age of twelve).

Hot sausage rolls and mince pies will be handed around during the carols followed by punch, made to a secret recipe especially for the occasion at the Victoria Inn (courtesy of Stewart & Anna).

It has become the tradition for us to ask for “volunteers” to bake (or supply) a dozen sausage rolls and/or mince pies, which will be handed round at the above event. If you are able to contribute you can find a copy of the slip here please fill it in and return it to Andrea at The Old Post Office by Friday 10th December.

Place your contribution in the box located in the garden of An Gwythow (Diane Hutchinson) on Friday 17th December.

Village children under 12 years of age, (present on the night) will be eligible for a gift from Father Christmas. Additional gifts can be arranged for grandchildren and/or visitors at a cost of £7.50 per child.

A copy of this information and the slip to fill in can be found here http://www.perranuthnoe.com/Perranuthnoe_Christmas_Tree_2010.doc

Rare Breed Heifers

Just to let everyone know I now have 2 rare breed heifers by the name of Daisy and Buttercup. They are Whitebred Shorthorns of which there are only 250 registered cows in the world. They are a small dual purpose cow - good for beef and milking. They came down from the Scottish boarders on Monday (thats where most of them can be found). When they are old enough I will breed them with a bull of that breed at Pendeen where 6 other cows are grazing the moors. They are housed in one of my fields at present but if anyone would like to see them - just give me a phone 711875 Karen

Wanted: Colour TV

If anyone has a colour TV they no longer want/need please could you give Kev a call on 07136 711808

Thank you

Around Perranuthnoe Calendar 2011

The 'Around Perranuthnoe Calendar 2011' produced by Jim & Sue Mason is now available at a cost of £4 with profits going towards the Village Christmas Tree fund.

Anyone who is willing to support the Christmas Tree fund by purchasing a calendar can do so by contacting Andrea on 719042

This is a limited edition calendar and numbers are limited!!

Peppercorn Kitchen Cafe Opening

Lisa and Jenni are delighted to announce the opening of Peppercorn Kitchen Café on Friday 5th November.

We would like to invite you to join us for cakes and beverage of your choice from 2pm until 5pm – we can’t wait to show you around and thank you personally for all the support and interest you’ve shown over the last few months.

We aim to be a Dog-Friendly Café, we have outside seating as usual and welcome particularly well-brought up dogs inside.  We open for business on Saturday 6th November from 9am until 5pm and will be open every day except Christmas Day.

Website News

Hi everyone, just to let you all know that I am in the process of moving the Perranuthnoe website to a different hosting company. The site may be down for a day or two then again it might not! All depends how smoothly the process goes.

The Village News, Church News, Church Room Renovations, Neighbourhood Watch and Photography Group pages will be unaffected however you will only be able to access them directly.
Here's the links to each of those pages:

Village News

Church News

Church Room Renovations

Neighbourhood Watch

Photography Group

I apologise for any inconvenience caused. This is a necessary move to be able to add improved features to the site.

Kay Bowman

Lovely Day For A Wedding

Local couple Sarah & Tim love Perranuthnoe so much that they chose to hold their wedding here. The ceremony took place in St. Piran & St. Michael's Church and the reception was held in the garden of the Cabin overlooking Perran bay. At one point the wedding party moved down to the beach, some took a swim while others chatted. It finished with some of the party walking the coastal path back to Prussia Cove. As Tim is a member of a band called Pondlife many guests bought their instruments, as the sun shone the musicians played.

Congratulations Sarah & Tim

Updated - Bomb Disposal On Perran Beach

There was some excitement on the beach today as a bomb disposal team set off a small explosion.
Apparently there were some items that needed disposing of and our beach has good sand for the job!

The Bomb Disposal Team

Beach goers watch on as team prepare

Police move people back to safe area

The fuse is laid

The explosion!

Update: Apparently the item was a grenade which was found at David Lays auction house in a box from a house clearance.  They called the police who called the Navy who came down and blew it up on the beach.

Pictures and video provided by Kirk Bowman