What's on in Coverack
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The Community Group Coverack Space 2000 CS2000 was initially established in 1999 to fund the extra classroom ‘space’ in WHAT’S ON Coverack Primary School. Since 1999 the group has continued to run events and activities to benefit the whole community. Coverack is now well known for its wide range of community IN COVERACK events and activities that go on through out the year. These include: Monthly beach cleans, first Tuesday of every month. Oct 2019 - April 2020 Guided walks, on topics such as wild flowers, birds and geology. Beach activities; sand sculpture competition, tide challenge and more. First Aid training and qualifications. Sue Lewington art courses held 4 times in the year. Community events such as: Coverack’s village Firework Night celebrations and the lantern procession at Coverack Christmas Tree Night. These have all become part of Coverack’s calendar of events. Projects set up and funded by CS2000 include… Coverack community website www.coverack.org.uk The production of Coverack’s What’s On guide - produced twice a year. Coverack Village Cornwall Facebook and Instagram accounts. Monthly email updates to keep people in touch with events in the village. Coverack Space 2000 has the aim to provide a wide range of experiences for every- one in this remote location. We try to be self funding, asking for donations at our events to cover the costs of expenses and insurance. We do not charge for ‘What’s On in Coverack’ but would appreciate any donations to go towards our costs. Donations can be made at any of our Photo by Jo Baish events or at collection pots in Coverack Village Stores or The Old Mill Shop. Please note this booklet is made with a biodegradable laminate cover. Please leave this newsletter in the area so that the information can Produced by the community group Coverack Space 2000 be used by more people. with kind sponsorship from Mustard Financial. If you have found this booklet in a holiday let, please leave it be- hind on your departure so that other visitors can support Coverack Working for the school and the community. www.coverack.org.uk community. Thank you. Facebook: coverackvillagecornwall Instagram: coverack_village_cornwall 1 Local Organisations and Groups. Coverack’s Christmas Swim Church Home Groups Contact Jane 280964 Coverack Art Society Meet every Monday 10-3.30pm at the Lambeage Hall Contact: If you are brave enough...This Christmas help beat cancer sooner by taking chair Yvonne 01326 221851 email [email protected] part in the Coverack Christmas swim, Coverack Harbour at 12.30 on Christ- Coverack Community Dance Group Contact Becky 07376 595813 More details on mas Day. The water is cold but the atmosphere is fantastic and warm...if facebook page. you’re lucky you might spot a celebrity or two! Coverack Hedgehog Rescue For hedgehogs sick, injured or out in the day, in Cov- Everyone is welcome to take part but please note that this is a fund raising erack and surrounding area, please call Sue on 07851060880. Please do not email event. about hedgehogs in an emergency, pick up the phone. More details on Facebook. Email [email protected] FANCY DRESS Swimmers can raise funds via Just Giving under Coverack Horticultural Society Contact Gloria Email [email protected] Tel 01326 ST.KEVERNE and COVERACK BRANCH of Cancer Research UK. Forms can be obtained 289532 from: email [email protected] Trevithian Cottage Lanarth, Coverack Writers Group Meets every other Thursday. For information contact St.Keverne TR126RG 01326 280658 or Trish Jenkins, 14,Tregellast Park, St.Keverne Leanne 07462570561. TR126PD 01326 280673 or from Coverack Village Stores East Lizard Helpline Representative: Verna 281480 Gig Club Meet on Wed evenings from 7.00pm at Porthoustock. Novices welcome Get sponsorship so that we can help make this year contact Bev 281012 the most successful yet! Ju - jitsu Thursdays, Lambeage Hall. Juniors 6pm seniors 7:15pm Contact Trevor 280929 www.coverackjujitsu.com Little Fishes Baby and Toddler Group Meet every term time Thursday 10am-12 noon St Peter’s Hall. Contact Joan 280337 Lunch Club Meet every other Wednesday 12 for 12:30. St Peter’s Hall. Contact Joan 280337 to join in or help out. Manacle Voices Contact Peter for more details 280926. Monday Club Meets every other Monday 2pm –4pm Games, table tennis, crafts, tea & cake. All welcome, contact Vanessa 280402 Patchwork Monday evenings contact Patty tel. 280261 Pilates Monday mornings, two classes of Pilates in St Peter’s Hall. If interested please call Nicola 280393.(Qualified Physiotherapist) Table Tennis for Teenagers Wednesday 7pm—8:30pm St Peter’s Hall. For infor- mation contact Joan 280337 Yoga Contact Charlotte 07881022393 [email protected] Useful Numbers: Nearest doctor : St Keverne Health Centre 280205 Police : Non– emergency 101 Coastguard: Emergency 999 and ask for Coastguard. Public Use Defibrillators situated On the Fisherman’s Rest at the top of the harbour and on St Peter’s Hall., near the church. Adverts do not necessarily reflect the views of CS2000. CS2000 can not take responsibility if a problem should arise. 2 Coverack Space 2000 News REGULAR WEEKLY SERVICES CS2000 is a community based group that works hard with Coverack School AT ST PETER’S CHURCH and the community to promote and develop community activities in Cov- COVERACK erack, running events and activities and helping a wide audience to find out what is going on in Coverack. Rector : Revd. Peter Sharpe 01326 280999 For nearly 21 years now CS2000 has been working hard so that more peo- Churchwarden: Claire Thomson 01326 280140 ple enjoy Coverack and all that it has to offer. Associate Priest Revd. Deirdre Mackrill 01326 281178 Summer Activities nd th 2 & 4 Sunday 0800 Holy Communion (BCP) All events had a qualified First Aider and were well supervised. Thank you st 1 Sunday 0930 Holy Communion to all who helped: Joan Kearsley, Peter Wood, Dan Beadle, Graham Swin- nd 2 Sunday 0930 Morning Worship don, Terry Thompson, Becca Carey, Vanessa Millar, Marshall, Kate & Han- 3rd Sunday 0930 Family Communion nah Dagger, Sue Lea, Liz Hanley, Angela Clay, Vicky Allen & Jo Foster. All th 4 Sunday 0930 Family Service assistance is very much appreciated. Methodist Services: Our Sand Castle Competition & Tide challenge beach events were as popu- lar as ever but the funds raised were down on previous years. There were St. Keverne Methodist Church Hall: Sundays at 11am two sandcastle competitions, one at the start of the season and one at the end. This year the Beach activities had an extra challenge, due to a pro- Little Fishes longed period of strong East winds the sand was lower down Coverack beach than usual, particularly near the start of the summer season. Prevail- ‘Little Fishes’ Baby and Toddler Group. St Peters- . Church Hall, Coverack ing winds are Westerly and this brings the sand back up the beach but it did mean that our first Sand Castle Competition had an added category of Little Fishes, Baby and Toddler Group ‘Beach Art’ to cater for those who wanted to take part but couldn’t find St Peters Church hall, Coverack enough sand! Entries in the competition were very creative. Every term time Thursday Pirate & Mermaid Week was a real team effort with a group, many from from 10am – 12pm Coverack School, decorating Coverack on the Sunday evening. The result was very striking! Thank you to Terry Thompson for lending and position- £1 PER FAMILY - Tea, coffee for parents and snack for the ing the Pirate Ship at North Corner and our Coverack Mermaid with her children included. flowing orange hair made from rope and net recovered from the beach, WE LOOK FORWARD TO MEETING YOU AND YOUR LITTLE ONES once again looked spectacular as you entered the village. Posts on the Vil- Please contact Joan on 280337 for further information lage Facebook page promoted a lot of interest. 3 Hopefully as time goes on more ‘features’ will be added to Pirate & Mermaid Coverack Fisherman's Rest Restoration Committee UPDATE week. If you have a property in Coverack please feel free to join in and deco- rate next year...it would be brilliant to see an odd, shark, whale or seal peeping out of a garden here and there! The Rock Pool Safari this year was more popular than previous years and pro- vided an interesting insight into the creatures that can be found on Coverack beach. Peter and Dan added their expertise to the event and once again this year all the finding are sent to a national data base. A relatively new event for CS2000 is the Night of Twinkling Lights. The idea is We would like to thank sincerely everyone for their interest, kindness, and that those taking part buy a paper candle bag and artificial tea light . The bags generosity towards our Restoration Project. can be decorated and then placed on the beach, everyone steps back and We are delighted to announce that we have been awarded a ten thousand watches as the light fades and all the candle bags twinkle! It creates a wonder- pound (£10,000) grant from the National Lottery Community Fund. ful atmosphere and is a useful fund raiser, as for all CS2000 events we need to cover our costs, including insurance. There were two Night of Twinkling Lights Together with grants from: events held this year, one in the May Half Term and the second during the last St Keverne Parish Council week in August. At the end of the evening everything is gathered off the beach Coverack Harbour Company and recycled . And donations from: Peter Wood continues to lead a programme of Wild Flower Walks during the Individuals early part of the summer when the wild flowers are most prevalent.