As part of the refurbishment works to the Church walls the ground immediately adjacent to the North West wall has to be reduced in level.
There are a number of plots in this area where ashes have been interred, a faculty has been applied for the relocation of ten of these plots to a nearby area adjacent to the North Wall of the tower.
Further information/details are available from the PCC Secretary - Bill Gammer. Tel: 01736 719314
Saturday, 23 May 2015
Wednesday, 6 May 2015
Tuesday, 28 April 2015
70th Anniversary of VE day
Friday 15th May
The Work of the SOE during the War. At 7.pm in the Church. A talk by Ian Foulkes as part of the 70th Anniversary of VE day.
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Church
Cream Tea
Saturday 9th May
Cream Tea 2.0-5.0pm In the Church Room with stalls in Church.
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Church,
Church Funds,
church room,
Cream Teas
Monday, 20 April 2015
Tuesday, 24 March 2015
UPDATED: Buoy Theft - Can You Help?
I am so ridiculously happy to announce that my buoy has been returned!!! Thank you everyone for all your help and support over the past few days, this would not have been possible without each and everyone of you!
Much love to you all! - Chelsea
My art project has been stolen from outside my house today! It was a painting of a fisherman on a buoy and was hung outside The Old Chapel. It was there as it had to be 'weathered' for the project. I cannot believe anyone would do this but alas, they have.
If anyone has any information at all please contact me as soon as possible. I am supposed to hand it in for my exam!
Chelsea Bowman - 01736 710565
Much love to you all! - Chelsea
My art project has been stolen from outside my house today! It was a painting of a fisherman on a buoy and was hung outside The Old Chapel. It was there as it had to be 'weathered' for the project. I cannot believe anyone would do this but alas, they have.
If anyone has any information at all please contact me as soon as possible. I am supposed to hand it in for my exam!
Chelsea Bowman - 01736 710565
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Art Project,
Buoy,
Buoy Theft,
Fisherman
Monday, 9 March 2015
Wednesday, 25 February 2015
Free Computer Classes For Older People
Being more mature in age can mean that you may have missed out on learning about new technology that younger people take for granted these days – but that doesn’t mean that you have to stay that way!
Jennis (Peppercorn) son Giles has started a small project. He is offering free computer classes to the more mature amongst us who would love to be able to use a computer to email and Skype family etc. but haven't a clue how to begin.
Giles isn't by any means a computer buff, he's a shipwright - but bought his grandmother (who's 81) a tablet for Christmas and embarked on teaching her to use it. He then realised that she had a couple of friends who also wanted to be able to contact family and friends overseas, send and receive photos, and generally join in with the rest of the world. Consequently he decided - a few weeks ago- to start this club. There is no charge, there is coffee and tea available for a small donation and an opportunity to meet others and to have fun learning how to access all the wonderful things available to them via the internet.
For anyone interested in going along the classes are on Monday evenings from 6-00pm until 7-00 to 7-30 at Peppercorn.
There is no need for people to book, but it's useful to know how many will turn up so if newbies wanted to call Jenni at home - 01736 797672, or leave a message at Peppercorn - 01736 719584, preferably before the day of the class - that'd be helpful. Similarly for any questions.
Giles would also like to here from others who would be willing to volunteer an hour of their time occasionally to offer guidance (one to one is ideal), he also needs more tablets to use - so he's looking for donations of tablets or donations towards buying a few for folks to use before they decide whether or not to buy their own. I think they currently cost about £140 so it wouldn't take long to save up for a couple if we could get some donations.
Please feel free to contact either Jenni on the numbers above or Kay via the village website contact page.
Jennis (Peppercorn) son Giles has started a small project. He is offering free computer classes to the more mature amongst us who would love to be able to use a computer to email and Skype family etc. but haven't a clue how to begin.
Giles isn't by any means a computer buff, he's a shipwright - but bought his grandmother (who's 81) a tablet for Christmas and embarked on teaching her to use it. He then realised that she had a couple of friends who also wanted to be able to contact family and friends overseas, send and receive photos, and generally join in with the rest of the world. Consequently he decided - a few weeks ago- to start this club. There is no charge, there is coffee and tea available for a small donation and an opportunity to meet others and to have fun learning how to access all the wonderful things available to them via the internet.
For anyone interested in going along the classes are on Monday evenings from 6-00pm until 7-00 to 7-30 at Peppercorn.
There is no need for people to book, but it's useful to know how many will turn up so if newbies wanted to call Jenni at home - 01736 797672, or leave a message at Peppercorn - 01736 719584, preferably before the day of the class - that'd be helpful. Similarly for any questions.
Giles would also like to here from others who would be willing to volunteer an hour of their time occasionally to offer guidance (one to one is ideal), he also needs more tablets to use - so he's looking for donations of tablets or donations towards buying a few for folks to use before they decide whether or not to buy their own. I think they currently cost about £140 so it wouldn't take long to save up for a couple if we could get some donations.
Please feel free to contact either Jenni on the numbers above or Kay via the village website contact page.
Village Defibrillators
We have raised over £500 so far towards the possible purchase of a 2nd defibrillator for Perranuthnoe (the first defibrillator, supplied by the Parish Council was installed last week outside the Victoria Inn) It has been suggested that it would be a good idea to site a 2nd device near the beach at The Cabin. We need to form a committee/group to push the project on further and a volunteer to manage the project. I am holding the funds at present, £143 raised at the Craft Fayre lunch, £280 from Anna and Stewart from quiz money and a further £110 from recent quizzes.
Anyone interested please send me an email or leave me a comment via the village website perranjubilee@hotmail.co.uk
Thanks Andrea (The Old Post Office)
Anyone interested please send me an email or leave me a comment via the village website perranjubilee@hotmail.co.uk
Thanks Andrea (The Old Post Office)
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Defibrillators,
Parish Council,
The Cabin,
Victoria Inn
Good Quality Dog Food Free To Good Home
Free to any dog owner who can use it: 8x1kilo cartons of frozen Natural Instinct raw, complete dog food. 2 each: turkey, duck, chicken. 1 each: beef and salmon. Here is a link with the details www.naturalinstinct.com. Apparently it's made to human standards!
Unfortunately Sadie, at eleven, now seems to need less robust food.
Please Ring Mike or Jenny on 01736711287 (Men-Dhu, St.Pirans Way) to arrange collection.
Unfortunately Sadie, at eleven, now seems to need less robust food.
Please Ring Mike or Jenny on 01736711287 (Men-Dhu, St.Pirans Way) to arrange collection.
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Dog Food,
Free Dog Food,
Frozen Dog Food,
Natural Instinct
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