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Just as You Thought Carkeel A Sunday Stroll Across Happy 50th Birthday, Refurbished saltash.net! Road Works were Completed ith it only happening once in a lifetime, everyone in s major roadworks at Carkeel roundabout draw to a close plans have been put forward for saltash.net’s community agreed that the Golden Jubilee ‘Stage 2’ due to commerce at the end of this year and be completed in early 2017. These Wcelebration was worth an extra special effort. To mark Aplans include enlargement of the roundabout and the instillation of full time traffic signals fifty years of education on its Wearde Road site, staff and students upon it. The A388 road to will be made into dual carriageway for the short distance from saltash.net rallied together to stage a thoroughly memorable between the A38 and the roundabout by the Services and Waitrose turn off. The A38 eastbound will and enjoyable anniversary event on Saturday 4th July. be widened west of the roundabout to three lanes, equivalent to the work recently done on the Fortunately, after months to the main hall where an westbound lanes east of the roundabout. There will also be a re-alignment of the pedestrian and cycle and months of planning, the incredibly comprehensive and approach to the new footbridge. weather was glorious informative exhibition had The reason that the work is by Highways , the second Broadmoor development will seek enabling the huge crowds of been staged by Media being done in two stages rather will be funded by to create. visitors who turned up for the Technician, Jennie Anderson. than all in one go, it was explained Council at around £3.85 million. Meanwhile local commuters afternoon and evening Ex-student, and Répétiteur of at a public exhibition in the library, They are seeking to ensure that the and other motorists who have activities to make the most of the Welsh National Opera, is that unfortunately the contract Carkeel junction is fit for purpose endured delays over the past everything that was on offer, David Doidge, provided the for the first phase was let by the to deal with traffic from the months should prepare for a including being able to enjoy musical entertainment, which time that Growth Deal funding for envisaged thousand new homes possible fourteen months of and appreciate the stunning was followed by Gary Davies the second phase was confirmed, put forward for Broadmoor and the further traffic problems views afforded by the and Roger Gillett sharing while the first phase was funded 1298 new jobs which the commencing later this year, school’s spectacular location. many memories from their though Cornwall Highways The 50th anniversary’s time at the school, back in the represtatives at the local official opening took place in 60s.   exhibition advised that it is hoped the school’s main reception The very large number of  that the work may be completed where invited guests, visitors to the main school    sooner. including MP Sheryll Murray, site were able to enjoy a look "$%0,%"/1.% "0%$!(+$,3/5,,./ Steve Gudge from Cornwall Mayor Bill Phillips and at the exhibition, tours of the ,.#'%/5,+/%.2"0,.(%/)"//%-)"#%*%+0 Council’s capital projects team Deputy Mayor Hilary Frank, school led by student said, ‘We have been working Martin Lister photographed gathered for the unveiling of ambassadors, as well as (0#'%+"0'.,,*)"$$(+& closely with Highways England with Chris Grove (Brunel) the 50th plaque by two ex- refreshments served by the 1)0(,),1.%$40%.+"))"$$(+& to ensure the works for the two students: Gary Davies and Friends Association. phases are compatible. We %")"+0/.(*/"+$)%/ lmost five hundred Saltash and residents Roger Gillett. Both Gary and Meanwhile, taking place appreciate the patience of together with visitors from all over Britain forsook a on the school’s         motorists up to now and while Sunday lie-in to gather in the drizzle at 7 a.m. on extensive play- ")1% delays are inevitable with the next A .(#%/ Saltash Station. They were there to enjoy what could be a once ing fields, was    phase, we want to reassure them in a lifetime experience, a walk across the newly renovated and a whole range that we will be doing all we can to repainted Royal Albert Bridge. of fun and ,+.( "* -*"0 "*+,,+ complete the work as soon as To the music of ‘Four Flutes’ unpleasant surprises. enjoyable events, (+&/*())$"*".2(%3+$/0")0"/' possible’. from the up platform, groups of There was a surprise as we designed to walkers were led onto the reached the Devon bridge provide a focus platform for health and safety portal and Brunel himself was of interest for briefing by orange clad there, with stovepipe, hat and young and old Network Rail staff. They could cigar, to welcome us and to alike. These then walk off the platform and pose for photographs. It proved included a Dog onto the track and towards the to be Chris Grove, Co- Show, Marquee 156 year portal bearing the Coordinator of the Bere Ferrers (supplied by name of I.K.Brunel, designer of ‘Tamar Belle’ Railway Hines) with a our iconic structure. Heritage Centre. full programme The amazing iron lattice Due to the road bridge lane of live music, work above caused all to gaze closures fleets of buses had games stalls Hear in wonder and pause for been organised to take walkers run by Year 7 ing and 8 Social aids from photography. Gazing down it back to Saltash. However the only was sometimes disconcerting to work having finished early, just Enterprise see glimpses of the Tamar a after midnight, walkers were teams, Dotnet £39 hundred feet below between the able to walk back over the road Café and Sweet S 9 peak to us for wooden slats on either side of bridge, watching the last of the Stall, BBQ and more details the track. bridge walkers completing their Hog Roast. The form I had filled in to crossing. Speaking at Meet Sadie. obtain my press pass had There was however a more Roger had walked through the the end of the day, Mrs questioned my ability to walk fun alternative, I walked down doors of the school’s brand Bryce said, ‘It has been such fast and to turn my head over the hill to Saltash Passage new building back in 1965 a wonderful community Your local hearing specialist. my shoulder, causing us to where a ferry was waiting at the and they have remained firm event and I am so pleased wonder whether the need to sailing club. We re-crossed the friends ever since. there was an opportunity for Based in our Saltash branch, which is within walking outrun a train was a prerequisite river in the same manner as all Headteacher, Isobel Bryce, students and staff, past and distance of the , Sadie Brain has a wealth of for the pedestrian crossing of of those non-railway passengers welcomed everyone to the present, as well as other event, saying that she hoped it community members to experience in helping our local community hear better again. the bridge. prior to the 1961 opening of the However there were no such road bridge, over the choppy would be a day full of come together to share Whether you would like a free hearing check or are simply waters to Saltash pier. Here it memories and reunions, but memories and learn some after some hearing advice, Sadie will be on hand to help you. Marshall’s Maids was a few yards stroll to the also an opportunity to more about the history of Ashtorre Rock Centre where a consider what lies ahead in education here in the town of Full House team of volunteers was busy the next half century, with the Saltash. To arrange an appointment with Sadie, serving hundreds of bridge school continuing to build on We could not have wished call us on today on 01752 850421. Cleaning walkers with a welcome ham its reputation, providing an for a better day and I would and egg breakfast. excellent, inclusive education like to thank all of my Please quote ref: LL SO 01. Lines open Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm Service The walk, which marked the for all students in its care in colleagues who did so much F Daily F Weekly completion of five years work partnership with the local to help make it the success it primary schools. was, especially my PA, Jude End of Tenancy on the bridge over a five year 111-113 Fore Street, Saltash PL12 6AE period to ensure its future well After the official opening, Hollyman, Assistant Business Cleaning there was an opportunity to Manager, Naomi Lawrance, email: [email protected] into the 21st Century was CRB Checked organised by Saltash Rail Users cut the beautiful 50th and Media Technician, Jennie www.bloomhearing.co.uk Group (SRUG). Ashtorre Rock ‘birthday’ cake, made by Anderson. T: 07480 941276 and Network Rail. support staff member, Karen It was most definitely a Snowdon, before adjourning team effort!’ Saltash and District Observer - August 2015 - Page 2 Town Letter to the Editor CORNWALL Essa Files nce again Mr Holley is able to express COUNCIL t the risk of sounding like I do nothing with my time but Council Not and publicise his views with arresting front page coverage as Cornwall and local Councillor. We fly around the world and occasionally write columns for and our PL12 community O the Saltash Observer, I have to confess that this month’s Informed recognise that LNA is the Residents’ group he describes but we A certainly don’t accept his glib dismissal of our views as mere ‘vested offering is another dispatch from overseas. I am on my first trip For Observer readers interest’ and take exception to the implication that we had nothing of to North America and as I am write have just passed through From Councillor Joe Ellison on Bridge Providence, Rhode Island, on a train from Boston to Washington value to contribute to the discussion. We requested - and had - a calm and measured meeting with Mr Holley to discuss his views that DC. e are now in the clout ? Can Cornwall reduce I have greatly enjoyed my the Royal Albert Bridge. We Closure there should be no restriction on further building in the town. dog days of mid costs of Adult Social Care, LNA’s view was that we could trip so far: amongst the also have some very summer – August the largest single item of he closure of the full highlights I have seen a show important memorials: not just W three lanes Tamar not agree to his premise that want the 3500 house proposal is a month when many Cornwall’s annual budget ? building ‘more and more houses and agreed to the 1000 (though on Broadway, watched my the main war memorials but regular council meetings Or has the Government TBridge leaving only one everywhere’ would actually some were reluctant for even that first live baseball game, and also for example the plaque at take a break, although the knowingly relinquished a outside cantilever lane open in been whale watching. I have Saltash Fire Station to the each direction over weekends result in sufficient affordable number). Many residents are now volume of division work massive loss maker ? houses for local needs or even be puzzled about why these numbers also particularly enjoyed local Firefighters killed doesn’t seem to diminish. With a sigh of relief, the in the July holiday season was some of the very good during the blitz. Hopefully we not disclosed in advance to targeted to help the homeless in are still open for discussion as the The big news of the last Phase 1 works at Carkeel are Saltash. National building general perception is that the historical museums and will also shortly have some month was the highly almost complete, and the Saltash Town Council. monuments which in Boston ‘blue plaques’ to Councillors were angered companies are not interested in requisite housing need has been publicised visit by the Prime new Footbridge is about to the locality ( we are!) and giving agreed, and indeed sited, with have understandably focused commemorate famous Minister to sign the “Deal be officially opened as we that they only became aware mainly on the revolutionary notable people who were born shortly before through articles them free reign will certainly planned services and for Cornwall” in . In go to Press. The impact on open the flood gates to piecemeal infrastrucure included. war. Only a couple of days or lived in Saltash – a project many ways, it was a A38 traffic flow has been in the regional press. One ago I got to pretend to be an that the Heritage is currently Councillor suggests that the developments, ie. build quickly, To this end we have been fully landmark, the first such horrendous for several sell, make a profit and leave. supportive of the establishment American revolutionary, stick working on. major regional devolution months, not helped by two Town Council was treated a feather in my hat (to All of which brings me ‘with contempt’ by the Tamar LNA’s view is that it is a of a Neighbourhood Plan aiming deal after Greater weekends when expansion complex issue and needs careful to deliver a thoughtful, coherent disguise my-self as a around to my point: which is Manchester, and it confers joints were replaced and the Bridge authority others agreed Mohawk Indian) and throw a the importance of continuing as to an abysmally poor planning and varied measures to and sustainable planned future upon Cornwall Tamar Bridge was closed, resolve the problems, perhaps for the town’s growth. fake bundle of tea over the to visit, appreciate and Powers to set and without prior notice to us communication problems. including council sponsored Leslie Rust, Chairman side of a reproduction tea preserve this heritage for its subsidise county bus Councillors. They queried the need for building programmes, shared Latchbrook Neighbourhood clipper in Boston Harbour. own sake, to remember those services and introduce However a public work to be done at weekends in I’m just hoping that this who went before us, and to the holiday season. ‘Essential equity proposals and a control of Association integration with rail services exhibition has just shown second homes. Even the doesn’t technically count as help remind those whose who and introduce through plans for Phase 2 works at works’, County Councillor treason. are yet to come. Bob Austin subsequently told government is working on tax ticketing Carkeel. This work is due to proposals to stem the tide of Buy WILLS In Saltash too we are Adam Killeya Power to integrate NHS start in January, cost £3.85 the town’s Chamber of fortunate to have an Commerce were chosen to be to Let get-rich-quick landlords. LASTING POWERS acute and specialist services million, and last for seven We feel that unrestrained exceptional local museum run Observer Telephone with Adult Social Care, months. Saltash Cornwall done while the days were long by Saltash Heritage, including and the chances of warm building would be a disaster for OF ATTORNEY which should prevent bed Councillors will shortly Saltash. There is a very real the ongoing opportunity to Numbers blocking, and provide a meet the responsible weather were good. Over 60’s Specialists visit a recreated First World Any future non-urgent work danger that it will become a huge seamless service from Highways Engineers from messy unsustainable urban HOME War trench, as well as several 07971484872 or hospital to home care and should not be undertaken important and interesting without reasonable notice, the sprawl; with services stretched PROTECTION TRUSTS Most important, the Highways England. We beyond workable limits; no Free Home or Office historic buildings and 01579 345699 award of Intermediate Body remain unsatisfied that the notice period to be agreed by structures – not least of course the Bridge Committee, the guarantees of affordable housing; Appointments status, that will give works don’t extend north to insufficient infrastructure and no Cornwall the power to Carkeel or south to Gilston Town Council agreed. They Tel: 01752 349724 would write to this effect to the promise of local employment. decide on ERDF and ESF Rd, where potential traffic We are not alone in these Tell your friends & family to visit us at… projects to benefit from the from the Tesco and Lidl sites Tamar Bridge authority with copies to local MP’s and concerns: the huge majority of next £4.8 million EU is not considered. Saltash residents who responded www.saltash-observer.co.uk funding package. This is Above all, lessons MUST Councillors. They also agreed to send an e-mail asking to in the 2012 Cornwall Local Plan www.rls-uk.com unqualified good news – as a be learned in terms of traffic consultation said they did not member of the Local Action management. Avery Way ensure that traffic from Saltash Group, we currently wrestle industrial estate was could infiltrate traffic from the  with lengthy delays and frequently gridlocked, and tunnel to avoid gridlock bureaucratic rules caused by shoppers were unable to exit through Fore Street, New Road   DEFRA. from the Waitrose and B & and beyond. The Essa Club In addition, there are lots M car parks. No one could            of “The Government will use the SITA tip for hours on Footbridge !     work with Cornwall” worthy end. Why cone off lanes on        aims with regard to training, the A38 when no work is Leads to Longer         apprenticeships, green taking place ? These issues     energy measures, hot rock must be addressed in School Walk      !     "   research etc. advance.       However, in my view, it Finally, some good news While the long-awaited falls far short of Cornwall’s to report. Saltash has been opening of the footbridge         own “Case for Cornwall” one of fourteen Cornish over the A38 by Carkeel      aspirations - most notably in towns to be awarded a roundabout has been   lack of planning powers. We £10,000 grant to set up a acclaimed by most walkers, at can’t determine our own Coastal Communities Team, least one local mother has Come on in and enjoy a game of overall housing numbers specifically to develop plans found that it causes extra I DARTS I POOL I SNOOKER (42,500 may still be to develop and regenerate dangerous road crossings on      considered inadequate), and Saltash Waterside. This is her walk to school. the power of a single particularly timely, as the The Carkeel mother Government Planning Devolution Options Group complained to Councillor Inspector in Bristol can (DOG – blame Cllr Killeya John Brady, he told the Town    overturn local planning !) is already negotiating an Council, that when she walks decisions. Appeals cost orderly handover of her child to school she can no    Cornwall £475,000 in legal Waterside assets and longer cross the A38 on the The Lost Gardens of Heligan & Mevagissey fees last year. Nor have we management functions from west side of the roundabout. ,"-!-+, )*,&0   ',*/0  -+ any powers to limit or Cornwall Council. The She therefore has to cross a discourage second homes in funding will allow a proper busy main road four times to Fish Market + the County. business plan to be use the new footbridge and in Cornwall also wanted professionally prepared. the busy rush hour this can +,-!-+, )*,&* ,-*'/  )&0   other powers in relation to I remain optimistic that add up to ten minutes to her energy, employability and we will have a real summer walk. She is seeking a Widecombe Fair    training, flood prevention soon, instead of the few hot footpath on which it is safe to ," ), & * )*,&0   etc, and will continue to days interspersed with dense take children to school This is just a small selection of days out with the negotiate on these issues, but drizzle, cold nights and without busy road crossings. ultimately, you take what strong winds. So far, we Work to provide a footpath Hopper Call in to 4 Fore Street for a complete list you are given by have been lucky in selecting between Carkeel village and and to book Government, and grab it good days for our regular the footbridge has been held Leave your car at home, have a few drinks with both hands. I have weekend breaks at our up since Highways England and enjoy the ride some concerns, particularly caravan site near , but put a stop on the Broadmoor with the integration of Clare is not happy with the development until the #$-)'*()( ,'*$ # (* (*%% Health Services and Social effects of the weather upon developers have given money ,*#)+!(#'! +,('  Care : both have an her hanging baskets and the to improve the Manadon        insatiable appetite for lack of progress of her roundabout, replied County "/'(,(*!'#+ /(-, (*/(-*!*(-) funding and power tends to runner beans. The sun needs Councillor Derek Holley. An reside with those who hold to come out soon, as our improved footway alongside the purse strings. Will house is encased in the Callington road to Kernow Commissioning scaffolding, ready to be re-     Carkeel is part of the road Group give up it’s financial painted……………… improvement proposals. " () *,#'!'& (*%,+", ./ Saltash & District Observer - August 2015 - Page 3 Footbridge Follows Years of Saltash Hosts Offer Lifeline From The Campaigning For Safe Crossing To Chernobyl Children Mayor’s !!&  recently opened footbridge offering safe passage for ¤ ¤ pedestrians, cyclists and horse riders at long last fulfils a Parlour…    Apromise made when the A38 Saltash by-pass first What a busy time Jean and I opened. The new road bisected a local bridleway as well as have had over the last few closing off a public highway to Pill, it being replaced by a weeks. We started the footpath crossing the A38 where traffic speeds along the dual period by attending the carriageway at a legal 70 m.p.h. civic service Promises were made at the MP and Secretary for followed by the wind up time that the two ‘lack of a Transport Teresa Villiers MP meeting of the current "  % # safe non-motorised user have been rewarded as Peter Mayfair committee. crossing’ issues would be became among the first to But the good news is we $     dealt with at some unspecified walk the new crossing. have been able to put but very soon date back in ‘I like what has been together a new committee 1988 and since then various provided but it has been a who have some different local residents, in particular very long time coming’, Peter ideas, watch this space. rambler and former told the Observer. ‘I believe Our annual Regatta was Councillor Peter Clements that its provision was always again a great success all PROFESSIONAL HOUSEHOLD have continually campaigned on the cards eventually- thanks to the organising REMOVAL SERVICES for a safe crossing of the A38. especially with all the actual committee.    At last his continued and proposed development on We had a great day with correspondence with various the far side of the Saltash by- lots of visitors to speak to     Photo Martin Lister highways authorities and pass. I am pleased that the and we even found time to Saltash 846269 members of parliament as footbridge is linked to Saltash hildren whose life expectancy is limited by living close have lunch in the renamed Saltash 249318 well as an attendance at site Bridleway 9 Northern section. by a nuclear fall out zone relaxed, laughed and had fun Boatman ( Just Be). Mob: 07411 589 903 meeting with Sherryl Murray Cwith our young Saltash Fire Cadets as guests of Saltash Also that evening we had Trucks Still Fire Brigade. the pleasure of the company Nine children aged nine to up, with treatment if required, of Cheryl Murray at the Stuck in Local eleven were enjoying a visit is a part of their British annual Saltash Rotary clubs President’s night.    that is not only fun but can itinerary. More fun outings Lanes So many other events, add several years to their lives include a boat cruise up the         recitals by the Rwind band,     Heavy transport is still as they breathe pure Cornish Tamar, a trek over Dartmoor, sticking in narrow and air. They all come from the visits to the Maize Maze and the Saltash Ladies Choir, Thank you to all our Loyal Tanning, Nails & Beauty Lounge bending lanes in the Gomel area of Belarus, on the Tamar Donkey Park, as well saltash .nets anniversary countryside around Forder Ukrainian border, that still as numerous trips to the beach day, St Barnabas summer AWARD WINNING SALON and Trematon. Drivers are suffers the affects of the – none of the children having fair and the WI anniversary Customers over the last Five Years * Sunshower still following their SAT Chernobyl nuclear explosion seen the sea before. garden party at Ince castle. It was also a great * SienaX Spray Tanning NAV’s and no lessons have in 1986 and the five thousand At the welcome party they It has been a Pleasure been learned since the residents of their home town shared with their new Saltash pleasure to attend the CIC * CND Nails occasion when the craning of Bragin adjoins the Fire Cadet friends, water dementia friendly town * Gelish nails out of an HGV truck stuck in exclusion zone. Already slides, a pool and a bouncy initiative which will be an Tel: 01752 844434 * Minx Nails Forder village appeared in the many suffer brittle bones as a castle before tucking into a asset to many residents if it VanEssaSaltash - Cornwall Menswear - PL12 6AF national press. result of the radiation and a feast of food courtesy of can be achieved. * Beauty Treatments But the highlight of the * Massage Since then signs have been free dental and optical check- Saltash Lions, Kensey Cakes, erected saying that lanes were Samworth Brothers and month to me as an Engineer * Aesthetics unsuitable to HGV’s. Anderson Transport. The was the walk across the     * Waxing However Councillor David Would New fruit from Tamar Fruiterers railway bridge. Despite the * Facials Yates, pointing this out to a was a special treat, fruit at weather we were able to   admire what a massive * Microdermabrasion truck driver stuck near Mr. Cameras home still being a radiation Yates’ Forder home was just risk. achievement this was and a * Inch Loss Body Wrap great reminder of the    told ‘I am not an HGV,’ New Increase Hosts are already being * CACI industrial revolution. commercial vehicles are Shopping sought for four weeks next   * Ear Piercing being build wider but not summer. Anyone willing to Lastly I mentioned the * Hair-Up registerable as HGV’s and offer a young Belarusian child road works at Carkeel, the   Centre Safety? official opening of the * Makeup accordingly their drivers food and a bed (full ignore the sign. The new town CCTV entertainment is provided) is footbridge is soon and the    Nano Ring plans are out for the next suggestion was made that the system will enhance asked to contact Vanessa on   Hair Extensions signs need modification. Athe overall crime [email protected] phase of the area upgrade. Tiny & Safe not damaging prevention strategy for or the main office website Cllr Bill Phillips   Higher Chapel Farm Mayor of Saltash or harsh on your hair Saltash and provide a safe, www.ccll-org. It promises to        Tues & Thurs B&B near St Dominick secure, healthy environment be a happy and rewarding for the local community and    (emotionally if not Late Night Open till 9pm visitors to the town. 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Saltash & District Observer - August 2015 - Page 4 The library was especially Saltash & District Observer - August 2015 - Page 5 Hello there Fifty Years On – Your Observer Reporter Goes Back to School impressive as a venue for 15th Century I’m not certain why I looked reading and relaxing while the up the “Saltash” entry in latest addition, the sixth form Church Saved Wikipedia yesterday but it centre, offers exceptional This Grade2, listed church is was probably prompted by leisure and study facilities for being provided with a Cornwall’s recent victory at senior students. £21,000.00 grant towards the Twickenham. Then, I thought Having shown us the gym £35,000.00 needed to cover the I’d jump on to the school’s and sporting facilities Peter cost of investigations and the web-site just “for old times and Paul left us for their next urgent repair work to the Bell sake”. Once there I tour group and we went out Tower of the church. discovered (what I had not into the sunshine again to The Bell Tower of the St known) that the school was discover the host of Stephen by Saltash church will entertainment on the school be repaired to stop the ingress now a specialist in science, solar system made by field. Here a dog show was of rainwater via the tower into mathematics, and computing spacecraft - I still have the being judged by retiring the church, thanks to the grant and (what I should have scrap book, dated 1965 and Governor Bryan Preston. from Viridor Credits and many known) that it is celebrating bearing the address “27 In the spacious marquee other kind donations from local 50 years at the Wearde site. Newman Road”! I didn’t student soloists, duos, bands organisations and people. I was in the first intake at finish my education at the and choirs were providing a In Space Everyone has a The necessary work will the school in 1965 having school as the family moved to programme of an eclectic mix help to protect the Elizabethan Picture shows overlaid images showing the recent discovery of spent one year in the old Wales, but with O-levels and of music. Outside a variety of barrel vaulted ceiling, with its Beagle-2 on Mars with an indication of what deployments might Grammar school down on St. A-levels aplenty I obtained a Good Time catering facilities offered all carved bosses together with the have been made. The image credits are embedded. The second Stephens road. I remember place at Cambridge where I n audience at the Burraton Community Centre on Saturday from strawberries and cream west end social community shows what Beagle-2 should have looked like on the Martian still the excitement of that studied physics in all its forms July 11th were transported to Phobos, the larger moon of to a hog roast in the early area and the associated adjacent surface fully deployed - including the robotic arm. This image first day exploring the new (theoretical, experimental, Mars, for two hours. evening. A facilities under the bell tower. credit should be “The Beagle-2 Consortium”. building and discovering its historical). A former mayor, There were various No technological miracle were fully involved in the The grant will help to ensure wonderful facilities; the Phoebe Lean, wrote to games including a traditional this but the latest Murder evening asking probing, that the church continues to language labs, the great congratulate me but, I fear, Breton version of pitch and Mystery evening from intelligent and amusing serve the people of Saltash, central hall, the gym which that letter is, now, long lost.  toss in which Hilary Frank Burraton Community questions of the characters especially the St Stephens area had changing rooms indoors! Since graduating from persuaded me to partake. I Players. The script, written before the final denouement community for many years to I would even know where to Cambridge, I have worked as was challenged and soundly by Miss Jill Price, told of the revealed a cold blooded come.  2  2  find the Library today (unless a software engineer in the trounced by former Mayoress horrific murder of the space assault in revenge for so you’ve moved it!) - it was international space &#%.",)",'.*& Marilyn Oakes. station’s commander (Karla called friendly fire. Viridor Credits Environmental where I found John programme - first in Bristol, A visit to the bar in the Borisoff) and of the tensions The evening also allowed Company was established in (#',**-  % )+ %# +(! +" ) Wyndham’s science fiction then Oxford, later in marquee solaced me and I and intrigues of the eight- the Players to present 2001 to distribute funding via      books. Germany, and, eventually, all relaxed while enjoying the strong crew. Marie Thyme, cheques to two local the Landfill Communities Also that year began my the way back to Bristol again.     students’ musical talents and Tommy Gunn, Lucy charities, Fund. This project has received interest in discoveries in the During that time I have been ,#%#'!()'-%%(%% !  he times they are a edge of town at Wearde. open day and see how century while looking back on ‘Believe and Achieve’. students’ but are nowadays the pleasure of sharing the Borsher, Petrie Disch, Jeremiah’s Journey and £21,000, funding from Viridor involved with many space changing’, sang Bob Fifty years later, as one who education has changed and it’s past, exploring its present We were then invited out into ‘year twelve’. They were among afternoon and evening with Charlie Over, Toni Witt, and the Garner Ward of Credits, through the Landfill ",)"(%+*"  missions but there are two ‘T Dylan in 1965, and they attended a traditional grammar continues to evolve. All around greatly expanded campus, and the July sunshine to enjoy the the students who with evident past and present students of Paula Cork all had their Hospital. Communities Fund.  %   --- '!! ",)"()!,$ which students and staff at the    certainly were. In that year school in the 1960’s I was the school past and present looking to its future spectacular views from the front pride took pleasure in guiding a school where a tradition of motives for the foul deed. school are likely to know Churchill died, the chart - delighted to take up the students and teachers, together development. lawns and a glass of sparkling groups around the ever- offering a happy, friendly and Why even the non-human   about. topping Beatles released ‘Help’ wine with tasty canapés expanding facilities that the nurturing environment has RC Android had his reasons You might remember,  and petrol soared to five prepared by the students. school offers for education in always ranked as important to dispense with the evil intrigue fashions from November, the little shillings (25p) a gallon. It was There was to follow a surfeit every sphere. as its high standards of Borisoff.            Lander dropped onto a comet   also the year that Saltash of activities resulting from Many changes I discovered academic achievements. An appreciative audience    far out in the solar system. students moved from grim stone months of organisation by the since my schooldays. Instead of The Open University has a Gift Vouchers Available and brick built buildings to new school team. First on the serried ranks of desks and   gas-chromatograph mass purpose built premises on the agenda was a talk by Roger and chairs, there are in every room        spectrometer instrument on- Gary on the early days of the small clusters of tables around     board and I wrote the school. While in nostalgic vein which students work together in         software to control it. In those software to control a similar we could then wander the groups. No blackboards, first frantic 60 hours on the OU instrument, two sampling school hall, experiencing the instead whiteboards, while )$$ , (&*$&       devices, the robotic arm, and comet, the instrument worked incredible ‘time lines’ display, classrooms are brightly arrayed (& ('($ ('&#)( ##&(' a treat - the OU receiving a for opening the Lid and some courtesy of Saltash with pictures and posters.       prestigious Sir Arthur Clarke deploying the solar panels. Heritage, exploring the history of Technology rules, even the # (,##(&'#'(' award as a result. Since I Sadly, though, not much of secondary education in Saltash games changing room has a flat thought to write this to you my software had a chance to right up to the present day. TV screen. #&&&" ,%)#((#" yesterday, the news has (just) work on Mars. Meanwhile we were entertained In my schooldays, the DT FREEFREE TABLETTABLET WITWITHH EVEREVERYY UPGRADE* arrived that the little Lander Anyway, given the with music from former student room was where sinners     #&   celebrations you’re having has woken again!! David Doidge, currently working reported for detention. Now it +++'(!# (, ('#) Perhaps more obscure this year, I just thought you’d with the Welsh National Opera. stands for the latest state of the would be the Press like to know that a former Then it was time to discover art equipment for Design and pupil dating from the opening Conference from the Royal the saltash.net academy of Technology. This was matched   Society in January of the school has matched today. This I did with Peter and by equal facilities for IT,   announcing the discovery of very well the specialisms for Paul who in my schooldays languages, sciences and every   the Beagle-2 Mars Lander, which the school is now would have been ‘lower sixth other subject on the curriculum. lost in December 2003, but known! invitation to share the with other interested Saltash There are currently around found lying on the surface of Best regards, Go Mobile Saltash, 65 Fore Street, Saltash celebrations accompanying a residents came together to 1400 students at saltash.net Mars in a dishevelled state. Les Baldwin CPhys group of VIP’s on the school celebrate the school’s half academy. Fifty years ago there     Cornwall , PL12 6AF MA(Cantab), MInstP, FRAS Bliss *T&C’s apply, subject to status & availability. For Beagle-2, I wrote were five hundred. Two of the

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Saltash & District Observer - August 2015 - Page 6 Blood Sweat and Tears Saltash Social Club Gift “Wreckers   to Air Ambulance Morris” Keeping '%.* *!+ +)*$ '$ Busy Music in the Park Owl Display & much more… We have had a busy Summer & *#.&+%.)*#/& !&- so far, we have danced all "%"#)&&*##) around the County and beyond including joining the      Plymouth Maids to celebrate      &(#      there 35th Birthday which "# ("$"*!,"#"&%#*)!#  included dancing around the Barbican which was lovely in the sunshine and ended with a Ceildh in the evening. We    joined our friend Tywardreath General Building & Property Maintenance Morris in Lerryn, which was E    "   Saltash Video group are pictured altash Video group has lovely but a bit damp, but we E  #  E !  here at the end of the line. been making a film had a music session after in E    Snamed ‘Blood Sweat the Ship Inn after which was E ! Conundrum and Tears’. terrific. We danced at E "  Filming started four years Polperro Music Festival and The Saltash Regatta, which E   $ !#" Corner ago at the tin mines above Minions near Liskeard, was a lovely sunny day,         Taking the initial letter to following the old railway line whilst there we danced on the       the one-word answers to down to harbour where otown music lovers the club who had worked boat The Shamrock, which   !   the following nine the tin would have been who packed the especially hard, all of those was brought down from questions can you re- transferred to ships waiting to Saltash Social Club who supported the event, and Calstock for the event. We arrange them to make the M take it throughout the world. helped to raise over £1500.00 especially wished well to Club danced in Calstock on a very The Computer Man name of a Bird? This photograph was taken for Cornwall Air Ambulance. Chairman David Byng, warm Thursday night this was 1 What was the name of the        by the recently installed plaque When he arranged for Motown currently in hospital, wishing very much enjoyed by the Forest which was the scene      by the Looe Fish Market still Pirates to play at the club, vice- him a speedy return to the public and ourselves alike. No call of Shakespeare’s Pastoral out fee! showing the last couple of chairman Andy Hatch club. We danced at 2 carnivals       comedy As You Like It? (5) metres of the old railway line. anticipated that the evening A further charity music Delabole and St Breward both G G 2 Which country is linked         The film should be ready would be well supported and night is planned for 30th of them were well attended by to Switzerland by the G G and edited for showing at the could be a popular fund raiser October, featuring swing and the public and we toured the            Simplon Pass? (5) annual Saltash May Fair next and he is pictured here handing blues bands. streets dancing and making G 3 What is the main        year. a cheque from the proceeds to Meanwhile the next major merry. To end July we will be ingredient of the Spanish Cornwall Air Ambulance’s charity event at the club also at Latchley Agricultural Show Andrew Watts 07751154759 dish Paella? (4) Saltash shop manager Patricia for Cornwall Air Ambulance, and we have had to postpone 4 What was the forename or 01752 513462 Pethick. will be a fashion show on our Duck Race, which was to of Henry VIII’s second and Observer Telephone A Plymouth Argyle shirt, Friday 28th August from 7.30 be on The 26th July, but will fourth wives? (4) donated by Graham Johns was p.m. to which all are welcome. now be on the Saturday 19th 5 In the title of Samuel Numbers auctioned and a variety of Fashion items on display will September. Looking forward     Beckett’s play who was generous donations were be available for purchase and to some good weather for all being waited for? (5) 07971484872 or raffled to help build up the there will be an opportunity to events planned in August and   6 What name connects a total. In presenting the cheque win a Shellac Nail Makeover. September. strong fortified wine, a rich 01579 345699 Andy thanked all the staff at      sponge cake and an island in the North Atlantic, west Tell your friends & family to visit us at…    of Morocco? (7) 7 Which town is recognised Saltash Ladies Choir www.saltash-observer.co.uk   as the capital of the Isle of combined concert was held on Saturday July 11th at      Wight? (7) Saltash Wesley Church. The Singleton Singers from #$%# $# !" %   8 Which instrument was ASouth Wales joined us in an evening of song to raise     Jazz musician Jelly Roll money for our chosen charity for 2015, The Women’s Morton famous for Refuge Centre, Plymouth.    playing? (5) Your local family During the evening a cheque for £1,416.40 was presented Motor Services 9 How many pairs of wings to Graham Parkinson of Derriford Hospital Children’s run registered Ltd does a Bee have? (3) Cancer Services, this was our chosen charity for 2014.       Company Answers on page 7 The Singleton Singers were led by their Musical Director Carole Edwards and accompanied on the piano by Sales G Service G Repair      Established in 1995 Doreen Owen. Saltash Ladies Choir was led by Musical "( %" $"  '$"     Director Linda Eastlake and accompanied by Carolyn         & "!%" $#     Varcoe.    Telephone: 01752 840616        The MC for the evening was our President, Mrs. Sue Hooper MBE. We hope to pay a return visit for a joint              Woodacre Quarry Saltash PL12 4RN concert with The Singleton Singers next year. I     &"  $##$% # #$  New members for Saltash Ladies Choir would be made      $# " &  I  very welcome. 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     Year 11’s ‘official’ Last Day ear 11’s ‘official’ last day is a ‘rite of passage’ anticipated with a range of emotions by students and   Ystaff alike at saltash.net community school. On Friday & % '& Summer Holiday 8th May, there was much fun and laughter as the students      arrived in an incredible array of fancy dress outfits for their last day of lessons before the examination and revision programme      20 commenced in earnest. "!-&"$&&"""$ * Activities 15 There were also, however, In the afternoon, Year 11 "$"'$($*#"#' $ tears and hugs as the year group, assembled in the main hall with head of year, tutors, teachers and Head of Year, Mr Oakes, and 0) 2-1 -24   -,1),2&2,1)* 012'201 support staff came together to Assistant Head of Year, Mrs  %" *%&("%4  share memories and reflect on Sloggett. ,(-5 2," 52,!&4'1&$ +'*5 ,"$/'#,"0 everything that had been More musical entertainment achieved over the last five years. was provided by Lydia Herbert,  There were lessons as normal in Rose Bonner and Chloe the morning, followed by a Brandon. Teacher of PE, Mrs  "'"*%(  %!' special lunch in the gym which Emma Gue, was presented with "$'+&%$&* (!&% gave all of the students an a bouquet for all she did to help   "!"$'$&$& % opportunity to have their Year with the Year Book, and student, Books signed, whilst being Toby Shotton, was presented  entertained by Year 11 student with a certificate and reward for !&%,&0%"61(2'201 Nathan Daniel, an ‘in house’ achieving the outstanding feat  $&& "'"* DJ! of having 100% attendance $(&'!&"!$"" %(     There was live music at throughout his whole time at --),-4$-/5-2/-$$'!#$ +'*5 /1'#0 .+9 .+"5 $()*%/&,8 lunchtime with an open air saltash.net. #""',%0&/'01#,',%02,#/ *0 ‘bandslam’ session in the Year Headteacher, Mrs Bryce, , )'*&/#1+"4 &0&+$2, ) , %&+$/"//&,+%")-&+$5,10,)".+%,3 /-2.0/% ,'0 1'-,04#*!-+#$-//#%2* /-/ 9/10 quad. Students Bronwen commended the class of 2015, 0,3.*1-5,1.2, )/+!$&+&+$ ,+#&!"+ "3&0%/&+$&+$+! ,#-$$#3#,10#*   $-/+-/#"#1 '*0 -".#,.*&+$&#5,1),2"0,/&+$+!3+00,)".+*,."0%&/3,.(/%,-&/#,. Hall, Elliot Wearne Gould, Ryan saying she knew they would 5,1 Kean and Matt Ward performed make everyone proud this  a series of numbers providing summer and wishing them all the perfect entertainment for the the very best now and in the ""'&"$& %""'$, "12/%"6,%1(2'201 Year 11 cohort. future. )/ -/$)( )///# '*0"#*2 !   0) 2- 0"0./ 331 )$)" 5"./+!,2".+!!1)0/            66'%&1* 012," 5',#3#/5+-,1& 8 .&/.&/0-,4)1(-21$().0   " " $  $%   8 .&/.&/0-,4)1($().0  "     1-/&&7&&"/,4)+/&&7&$1)3&&+#&/  #   $   " #$!%( !')&# %"$  .+  .+"5   % $     "   ""%$" '$$ !' +&+#)0 )"/"//&,+#,.))0%"#*&)50,"+',5.5,105,1./(&))/,+,1.    $ *) 2/*#0-. 2 +"3&+#)0 )"//1)0 ,1./"."0#1+#,.)) " !         *&"0&-1&  "  )%*2*( ( .+ $'.!*-4 +!1)0   ,*-+5))1+!".7/))-.0& &-+0/*1/0 " )"0, G      " &--0',%$/-+1&#&-+#+ "#0.#!' *#,2 /3&* *1+&!"!+! " ,*#,.0 )"/1 *".$&+$&+0%"!""-"+!     '' 20 . 20(+/ &.4  G     (2/0%"6 1(2'201     ""

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