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01503 263206 NEWS FROM THE EAST LOOE TOWN TRUST

COUNCIL OFFICES ROOF Work will be completed shortly on replacing the flat roof over the Council Offices and Tourist Information Centre. It has been patched over many years, but after further deterioration nothing short of a new one would now be sufficient. It will cost the Trust about £15,000, which again illustrates the importance to the Trust of maintaining income streams to permit the maintenance of the various properties for which we are responsible as well as the beach, seafront and Wooldown.

WISHING WELL SITE When the Council closed the former ladies’ toilets by the Guildhall, and replaced them with new ones around the corner, the property reverted to the Trust. As previously reported, after public consultation we obtained the necessary planning consents to convert the building into a cafe/restaurant. A public tendering process identified a preferred bidder and work is in hand to complete a lease. Building work to create the shell (on the same scale as before) should commence in a matter of weeks; the aim being to permit opening by about September. This will represent a substantial investment by the Trust but we are satisfied on the professional advice which we have received throughout the exercise that the rental return on it will help to provide significantly improved long term financial security for the Trust.

GRAFFITI As in other parts of the town, attention seekers have caused criminal damage by spraying graffiti on the seafront. Our staff are to be congratulated by acting quickly to remove it. A significant cost is involved because the process can take a long time and the materials required are expensive. A good deal of cooperative effort is being made to address the issue and if readers have any knowledge that they can contribute please be in touch with our office in the Guildhall or the Town Council.

John Warne and Fellow Trustees

LOOE COMMUNITY PLAYERS The pantomime group are repeating their Play Reading evening, which was great success last year. We are looking forward to reading and acting short plays; light and hopefully funny!!! The evening will be held on Saturday 12th August at the Millpool Centre, starting at 7pm. There will be a pate and cheese supper, and you can bring your own wine. Tickets priced at £6 will be available from the Millpool Centre soon. For further information please contact Marilyn King, 01503 262628 or email: mjklooe @gmail.com. LOOE VALLEY SINGERS

Brushes - Chimney Sweeping The next few months will see the Looe Valley Singers out and about in the Plants - Landscaping community. Bob’s Builds - House Maintenance The choir sang at the Riverside Church as part of the West Looe May Fayre celebrations and at the same event had a successful plant stall raising money for 07770 403655 Gazebos - Garden Structures choir funds. [email protected] Windows - Sash Window Repairs The next few weeks will see us singing at the RNLI on Friday June 16th at 7.30pm th See my website - www.rjboulton-thatcher.co.uk - or find me on facebook and, on Friday 30 June at 7.30pm, joining with the Torpoint Ladies Choir to celebrate their 30th anniversary. We meet at St Martin’s Church Hall on Thursday evenings and are always pleased JASON SOBEY PLUMBING & HEATING LTD to welcome new members – no auditions and you don’t need to be able to read Advertise in this space for only £15 music. Everyone can sing. Het(Baso oAkepdp preorv aendn uWm oaot d£9 B0 fuorrn siixn ged Sititoonvs)e Installer For further details call either Kathy on 01503 272550 or Jill on 01503 240768 or see Oftec Registered to Fit and Service Oil Boilers our website www.looevalleysingers.org. We look forward to meeting you. Kitchen and Batheromoamil Installations We alseow saurpnpel1y8 m@ubltii-nftueerln setot.vceosm from only £300! or phone Call Pelynt: 01503 22603 891061 The 2017 concert Or visit: www.jasonsobey.plumbing programme for the choir has begun well with two successful concerts. The first of Fore Street, East Looe the year was at the Design and paint your own decorative ceramic pottery in a working studio. Riverside Chapel, West Looe, where the choir joined forces with the Wadebridge Advice Pandai helpnt a available. pot We supply all materials and glaze and fire your Male Voice Choir and soloist, Charlotte Jones. The Chairman of Wadebridge Male piece to givea as la pstingrev prioofeusssional finish Voice Choir expressed his pleasure after an enjoyable evening: “On behalf of Paul of Packing & posta 100’s l serv (Mitchell – conductor) and the boys in the Choir I would like to thank you for hosting designs ic available e Gift us at Looe last month. It was a very enjoyable evening and we would especially g Vouchers Easy techn! iques - amazin like to thank you for providing the refreshments. It was my second visit to the results Tel: 01503 262763 Riverside Church and find it to be a very pleasant singing venue”.

The second concert was at Looe Lifeboat Station on 1st May. The choir performed R Mears & Sons a varied programme including extracts from musicals and a song from Gilbert and Chimney Sweeps & Stove Installation Sullivan’s very popular comic opera “The Mikado”. The evening was enriched by Established over 30 years the Soprano Bianca Philips who enchanted the audience with her performance of Vac Brush. Full CCTV investigations. “Somewhere over the Rainbow” – an arrangement by Eva Cassidy. The concert 8W\[+W_TQVO[*QZL8ZW\MK\QWVÅ\\ML+PQUVMa[4QVML raised £105 for the Lifeboat Station. The choir would like to thank the Life Boat Solid Fuel Appliances, Rayburns, Woodburners, Station volunteers for providing refreshments after the concert. Stoves, etc serviced. Fully Insured. If you are interested in finding out more about the choir please check the website Tel: 01840 261221 Tavistock: 01822 664554 www.porthpyrasingers.com and Facebook page for more information or contact Mob: 07737 533392 Kathy Iles by email [email protected] or secretary Joan Taylor 01503 264061. www.sweepdevon.com LOOE VALLEY SINGERS

Brushes - Chimney Sweeping The next few months will see the Looe Valley Singers out and about in the Plants - Landscaping community. Bob’s Builds - House Maintenance The choir sang at the Riverside Church as part of the West Looe May Fayre celebrations and at the same event had a successful plant stall raising money for 07770 403655 Gazebos - Garden Structures choir funds. [email protected] Windows - Sash Window Repairs The next few weeks will see us singing at the RNLI on Friday June 16th at 7.30pm th See my website - www.rjboulton-thatcher.co.uk - or find me on facebook and, on Friday 30 June at 7.30pm, joining with the Torpoint Ladies Choir to celebrate their 30th anniversary. We meet at St Martin’s Church Hall on Thursday evenings and are always pleased to welcome new members – no auditions and you don’t need to be able to read Advertise in this space for only £15 music. Everyone can sing. (Booked per annum at £90 for six editions) For further details call either Kathy on 01503 272550 or Jill on 01503 240768 or see our website www.looevalleysingers.org. We look forward to meeting you. email [email protected] or phone 01503 263816 The 2017 concert programme for the choir has begun well with two successful concerts. The first of the year was at the Riverside Chapel, West Looe, where the choir joined forces with the Wadebridge Male Voice Choir and soloist, Charlotte Jones. The Chairman of Wadebridge Male Voice Choir expressed his pleasure after an enjoyable evening: “On behalf of Paul (Mitchell – conductor) and the boys in the Choir I would like to thank you for hosting us at Looe last month. It was a very enjoyable evening and we would especially like to thank you for providing the refreshments. It was my second visit to the Riverside Church and find it to be a very pleasant singing venue”.

The second concert was at Looe Lifeboat Station on 1st May. The choir performed a varied programme including extracts from musicals and a song from Gilbert and Sullivan’s very popular comic opera “The Mikado”. The evening was enriched by the Soprano Bianca Philips who enchanted the audience with her performance of “Somewhere over the Rainbow” – an arrangement by Eva Cassidy. The concert raised £105 for the Lifeboat Station. The choir would like to thank the Life Boat Station volunteers for providing refreshments after the concert.

If you are interested in finding out more about the choir please check the website www.porthpyrasingers.com and Facebook page for more information or contact Kathy Iles by email [email protected] or secretary Joan Taylor 01503 264061. LOOE BOAT OWNERS ASSOCIATION LOOE MARINE CONSERVATION GROUP Forthcoming Events LOOE FESTIVAL OF THE SEA & RAFT RACE SUNDAY 4TH JUNE This annual festival, hosted by Looe Marine Conservation Group, is taking place LBOA PICNIC AND BBQ AT WEST QUARRIES across Looe from 9am to 5pm, in collaboration with Looe’s annual Raft Race On Sunday 28th April members of Looe Boat Owners Association (LBOA) enjoyed organised by the Looe Boat Owners Association and RNLI. An exciting day of fun, a BBQ at West Quarries, at West Looe River. Some members arrived by boat and exploration and discovery, the festival activities and stalls help you learn about others on foot. The weather was kind and after the BBQ, there were games of Looe’s marine environment and, most importantly, how we should respect our boules, quoites and croquet. relationship with the sea.

Highlights include chef demos with the Cornwall Good Seafood Guide, the Wet Wipe Monster on the beach (Marine Conservation Society); Fathoms Free divers on an underwater litter pick, boat trips for fishing and seal spotting, National Marine Aquarium robot demo, crabbing competition, rockpool ramble, beach clean, dancers, puppet show, heritage walk and more. Get the full programme of events from www.looe-festival-of-the-sea.com.

THROW JELLY INSTEAD!! Recognising the tradition of throwing things at the raft race, the message from Looe Marine Conservation Group this year is 'Throw JELLY – not water bombs!!' We want you to have fun but realise there's no such thing as a ‘biodegradable balloon'. Balloons of any kind become litter and get mistaken as food, killing marine This is a community facility with free access to all. If any group or organisation animals by blocking their intestines. So we'd like to see wishes to use the barbecues or require further details, please contact us using our the day pass without balloon water bombs. Challenged website at www.lboa.co.uk. Visitors and new members are always welcome. Full to come up with an alternative, we identified jelly as the ideal answer. It's simple, details on our website, or call 07798 618184. cheap and won't do any harm. You can prepare it the night before using a sandcastle bucket and a packet of jelly. Refrigerate overnight and bring to the Raft Race. May has proved to be a hectic month for 22 members of the LBOA. Hot on the heels Simple! of the BBQ, on 6th May they embarked on a long weekend in the French port of Cherbourg. The two day stay afforded the visitors plenty of time to sample YELLOW FISH ARRIVE IN LOOE Cherbourg's many delights (shopping, restaurants, open-air markets), while What do the yellow fish mean which are spray painted on the pavements in Looe? reconvening on both evenings for dinner pre-arranged (but not paid for) by LBOA Nothing but rain water should go down this drain. The fish are painted next to drains chairman Laurie Watson and his wife Ann, to whom go many thanks for organising that connect to the surface water pipes that lead to the river or sea. By marking the the trip. A Sunday (May 14th) evening return ferry crossing ensured that all drains, and explaining where surface water ends up, it shows how pollution travels participants were back in Looe for the next leg of the month's social marathon, the direct to the sea. This initiative by the Looe Bathing Water Quality Project, is Quiz and Supper night on Tuesday 16th. designed to raise awareness and encourage you to think about how you can change . behaviour to reduce the pollution that finds its way into the ocean and rivers. Visitors and new members are always welcome, so if helping promote Looe Harbour, supporting Looe Lifeboat and being part of this dizzying social round For more information on talks, events and how to get involved visit: appeals you can find full details on our website www.lboa.co.uk or phone 07798 www.looemarineconservation.org or contact [email protected] 618184. Remember, no boat required! LOOE MARINE CONSERVATION GROUP

LOOE FESTIVAL OF THE SEA & RAFT RACE SUNDAY 4TH JUNE This annual festival, hosted by Looe Marine Conservation Group, is taking place across Looe from 9am to 5pm, in collaboration with Looe’s annual Raft Race organised by the Looe Boat Owners Association and RNLI. An exciting day of fun, exploration and discovery, the festival activities and stalls help you learn about Looe’s marine environment and, most importantly, how we should respect our relationship with the sea.

YELLOW FISH ARRIVE IN LOOE What do the yellow fish mean which are spray painted on the pavements in Looe? Nothing but rain water should go down this drain. The fish are painted next to drains that connect to the surface water pipes that lead to the river or sea. By marking the drains, and explaining where surface water ends up, it shows how pollution travels direct to the sea. This initiative by the Looe Bathing Water Quality Project, is designed to raise awareness and encourage you to think about how you can change behaviour to reduce the pollution that finds its way into the ocean and rivers.

For more information on talks, events and how to get involved visit: www.looemarineconservation.org or contact [email protected] LOOE SAILING CLUB

The sailing season is in full flow on both Saturday afternoons and Thursday evenings with regularly more than 30 boats on the start line. Only one race has been lost to date to the weather, although race days with a good sailing breeze have been at a premium.

Up to the end of April, class leaders were Mirrors – Joe Jackman and Jack Sargent, Redwing – Kinver and Joe Palfrey, Enterprise – Matt and Ivan Jaycock and Laser – David Jackman.

The biggest fleet is the single-handed Laser fleet, with 16 registered boats, who will be holding an Open Meeting on Saturday 27th May. Hopefully plenty of visiting boats will arrive to test the prowess of the home fleet.

Plans are well underway for the GP14 National Championships in August when about 70 visitors are due to grace the waters of Looe Bay.

Members of the club will also be travelling to the World and National Mirror Championships being held at Resronget on the Fal Estuary and the Redwing National Championships in North Devon.

The Club AGM saw a new face at the helm, with Enys Dan taking over from Rob Dewe as Commodore. We wish him well for his term in office.

THE MONKEY SANCTUARY

Support a local charity and visit Wild Futures’ Monkey Sanctuary; offering a safe haven for monkeys since 1964. Wild Futures’ Monkey Sanctuary cares for a range of different species of rescued monkeys, giving visitors an intimate insight to a working sanctuary and a chance to meet some of its amazing monkey residents and wildlife inhabitants.

There’s a lot to do for the whole family who can take a tour of the monkey enclosures and learn about these fascinating animals from the team of expert carers. It’s not just monkeys though! Kids will love the wild play area where they can learn about the environment around them and let off some steam in the playground. Take a gentle stroll around the beautiful Wildlife Gardens and check out the sea view or enjoy a delicious lunch at the Treetop Café.

On 23rd July we will be holding an Animal Welfare Day. Join us and take part in lots of fun animal welfare themed activities. There will be information stands from other animal welfare groups and don’t forget the animal face painting.

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RIVERSIDE UNITED CHURCH, Quay Road, West Looe (All Are Welcome In This Place)

Sunday Worship 11am each week. All ages welcome. Do come and join us. 7.30pm Choir Services (July 23rd – September 12th)

Coffee Mornings 10am-12noon. Most Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays. All welcome. (The church is also available for personal prayer during these times.) St. Nicholas St. Martin’s St. Wenna, Morval We hold a wide range of regular and occasional events. 1st Sunday 8am Communion (BCP) 11am Cafe Church 11am Communion More Information 9.30am Communion (Hall) To find out more, call in when we are open, visit 6.45pm Evening Sonshine www.looeriversidechurch.org.uk or phone Rev Andrew 2nd Sunday 9.30am Morning Prayer 11am Communion 11am Family Service Hill 01503 262044 or email [email protected]. (Church) 3rd Sunday 9.30am Communion 11am Sunday Live 11am Communion Riverside Goes Green! 6pm Evening Worship (Hall) Riverside has recently achieved a Bronze Award in the national Eco Church scheme 4th Sunday 9.30am Sunday Live 11am Communion 11am Morning Prayer – the first church in Cornwall to achieve such an award! We have also achieved a (Church) Bronze Award in the Green Church Kernow scheme. Both awards reflect our commitment to play our part in caring for God’s earth in all its beauty and diversity. First Sunday monthly, at St. Nicholas, 6.45pm The Eco Church scheme encourages churches to do this through (a) our worship June 4th – DAVE GRIFFITHS, singer-songwriter and teaching, (b) our management of our building and land, (c) our community and July 2nd – REBEKAH VYCE, soul, folk & pop global engagement, and (d) our personal lifestyle. For example, one recent change http://www.therustybucket.co.uk/sundayeveningsonshine.htm has been to install LED lighting throughout the building. This will reduce our energy usage and save us money. We shall continue to think of more ways whereby individually and together we can express our care for the natural world.

Each year we hold a Creation Sunday when in our Sunday service we focus on all things environmental. This year, this will be at 11am on Sunday 2nd July. You are LOOE U3A welcome to join us. We also have a special event later in the week. At 7.30pm on Wednesday 5th July, Lisa Woollett, local photographer and author, will be at Approximately 60 members of the Looe U3A took part in the Annual Riverside. She will be giving an illustrated talk on ‘Sea Journal’ inspired by the Inter-Group Quiz with fish and Cornish Coast and further afield. Entry is free and all donations will go to support chip supper held at St. Martin’s Friends of Kilminorth Woods and Looe Marine Conservation Group. If you know Hall. The Afternoon Group – ‘The Lisa’s books, then you will need no further encouragement to come along. If you Challengers’ regained the trophy don’t, then come and find out what you have been missing! with 54 points and runners up were the Morning Group’s ‘Ever Best Wishes. Rev Andrew Hopefuls’ with 44 points.

P.S. Our popular annual summer season of Cornish Choir Services commences at rd th Thanks go to Ann Mary Ware – Social Secretary, Neil Mottershead – Quiz 7.30pm on Sunday 23 July and continues to 12 September. Each service is Master, Chris Mc.Ardle – Wine Steward and numerous helpers for an preceded by 30 minutes of community singing during which people choose favourite enjoyable and well organised evening. hymns. Details available from Riverside and Looe Tourist Information. RIVERSIDE UNITED CHURCH, Quay Road, West Looe (All Are Welcome In This Place) ST. MARTIN WITH ST. NICHOLAS, LOOE Sunday Worship 11am each week. All ages welcome. Do come and join us. & ST. WENNA, MORVAL 7.30pm Choir Services (July 23rd – September 12th)

Coffee Mornings 10am-12noon. Most Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays. All welcome. (The church is also available for personal prayer during these times.) SUNDAY WORSHIP St. Nicholas St. Martin’s St. Wenna, Morval St. Nicholas St. Martin’s St. Martin’s St. Wenna We hold a wide range of regular and occasional events. 1 s t S u n d a y 8Westam C oLooemmu n io n (ChurchBCP) Hall1 1 a m CPaafrishe Ch uChurchrch 1 1 a m MorvalCommun ion More Information 9.30am Communion (Hall) To find out more, call in when we are open, visit 1st & 3rd 9.30 9.30 11.00 11.00 Sundays 6 .4Communion5pm Evenin g S o nSundayshine Live Family Praise Communion www.looeriversidechurch.org.uk or phone Rev Andrew 2ndnd & 4th 9 . 3 9.300am M o r n i n g P r a y e9.30r 1 1 a m C o m m 11.00unio n 1 1 a m F a11.00mily Service Hill 01503 262044 or email [email protected]. 2 Sunday Sundays Matins Sunday Live ( C h Communionurch) Family Service 3rd Sunday 9.30am Communion 11am Sunday Live 11am Communion Riverside Goes Green! 6pm Evening Worship (Hall) So, the Christmas decorations are Riverside has recently achieved a Bronze Award in the national Eco Church scheme 4th Sunday 9Dear.30am Sfriends,unday Live 11am Communion 11am Morning Prayer – the first church in Cornwall to achieve such an award! We have also achieved a down; the(Ch uEasterrch) Eggs and Valentines Bronze Award in the Green Church Kernow scheme. Both awards reflect our cards have replaced the Christmas Crackers and trees commitment to play our part in caring for God’s earth in all its beauty and diversity. in the shops; the News Years resolutions have been long forgotten andFir sitst S stillun draining!ay mon Januarythly, at S tcan. Nic hseemolas, such6.45p ma bleak month. th The Eco Church scheme encourages churches to do this through (a) our worship June 4 – DAVE GRIFFITHS, singer-songwriter nd and teaching, (b) our management of our building and land, (c) our community and Not so in the church’sJuly 2 – calendar.REBEKAH VJanuaryYCE, so ufallsl, fo lintok & ptheop church season http://www.therustybucket.co.uk/sundayeveningsonshine.htm global engagement, and (d) our personal lifestyle. For example, one recent change of Epiphany - a strange word that means ‘made manifest’ or has been to install LED lighting throughout the building. This will reduce our energy ‘revealed’. It refers to the revelation of Jesus as both God and usage and save us money. We shall continue to think of more ways whereby man - and this revelation is not just to a few shepherds and wise individually and together we can express our care for the natural world. men but to the whole world. Each year we hold a Creation Sunday when in our Sunday service we focus on all things environmental. This year, this will be at 11am on Sunday 2nd July. You are This is exciting stuff! God takesLOO onE humanU3A flesh and comes to live welcome to join us. We also have a special event later in the week. At 7.30pm on amongst ordinary people in order to show them how to live fulfilling, Wednesday 5th July, Lisa Woollett, local photographer and author, will be at Ameaningfulpproximately lives. 60 mLivesemb ethatrs o don’tf the haveLooe toU3 beA t ofilledok p withart i nmaterial the An nual Riverside. She will be giving an illustrated talk on ‘Sea Journal’ inspired by the things, the pursuit of endless wealth or Ianaesthetisednter-Group Qui zwith wit halcohol fish an d Cornish Coast and further afield. Entry is free and all donations will go to support and drugs in order to survive. Epiphanyc hisi pso s uexcitingpper he lbecaused at St. M aitr tin’s Friends of Kilminorth Woods and Looe Marine Conservation Group. If you know represents an open invitation to discoverHal lthis. Th eJesus After nforoo nourselves. Group – ‘T he Lisa’s books, then you will need no further encouragement to come along. If you Challengers’ regained the trophy don’t, then come and find out what you have been missing! Excited yet? Want to be? Discover thisw Jesusith 54 for po yourselfints and andrunn neverers up were the Morning Group’s ‘Ever look back. Yours in Christ Philip Best Wishes. Rev Andrew Hopefuls’ with 44 points. SOMETHING NEW!! Sunday 3rd February, 6 p.m. at St. Nicholas P.S. Our popular annual summer season of Cornish Choir Services commences at rd th Tseeshank thes g ostart to Aofnn our Ma new,ry W amodernre – So eveningcial Sec rworshipetary, N eonil Mtheot tfirstersh eSundad –ay Q uofiz 7.30pm on Sunday 23 July and continues to 12 September. Each service is Meachaste rmonth., Chris ComeMc.Ar dalongle – —Witin wille S tbeew onard a adifferentnd num ethemerous heachelpe month,rs for a n preceded by 30 minutes of community singing during which people choose favourite eandnjoy atheble first and is w ea llTaize orga nservice.ised eve fornin gCandlemas.. Afterwards join us for hymns. Details available from Riverside and Looe Tourist Information. refreshments at the new Cornerstone Café on West Looe Quay.

! LOOE RNLI NEWS AND EVENTS LOOE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION

th Recent Shouts: There were four shouts between 16th and 23rd April. More Branch News: On 6 May, the branch manned a stall at the West Looe May information at www.looelifeboats.co.uk. Fayre and held a charity auction in the evening. The May Fayre went well despite the weather and we would like to thank all members who Local News: Making its way around the south coast, the RNLI Yellow Welly Relay assisted, especially Annette Bryan for her cake stall. The auction was held landed in Looe recently, where our coast-hopping welly stopped to chat with some in the Salutation Inn, with entertainment provided by the excellent Polperro of his ‘sole’ mates, before going on to Plymouth. This is part of a challenge to get Wreckers. We thank everyone who donated auction items or bid for lots and made the our very own illuminated Yellow Welly from Portishead to Harwich in as many night such a success, along with the Salutation Inn for hosting us. The two events raised innovative ways as possible. It did take some persuading from RNLI Chair Ann over £900 for this year’s Looe Poppy Appeal, which now exceeds £10,000. The Appeal Watson to get him to cut short the chat and move on to the next RNLI station. helps the RBL provide financial, social and emotional support to members and veterans of the British Armed Forces, their families and dependants. Getting Help – Veterans’ Gateway: A consortium of military charities, including The RBL, SSAFA and Combat Stress, have created the Veterans’ Gateway. This provides a first point of contact for veterans and their families who need support, no matter what their needs. It is in operation 24 hours a day and seven days a week. The contact telephone number is 0808 802 1212 or visit the website: www.veteransgateway.org.uk. Lest We Forget: Any casualty of war is a tragic loss but even more so in a close knit community like Looe. The enormity of the tragedy becomes more apparent when the casualties are related and even brothers. Thomas Pinch Lamerton and his brother Richard came from a large family who lived at River View, Bridge End, East Looe. Both were career navy men joining the RN in 1884 and 1892 respectively. Thomas completed his RN service and had joined the Coast Guard, but was recalled to the Navy at the start of the WWI. He was one of the earlier casualties when he went down with HMS Monmouth in November 1914. Richard was Forthcoming Events: serving on HMS Indefatigable when she was involved in the Battle of Jutland in 1916. All events in the RNLI boathouse unless otherwise stated. She was hit several times, exploding with the loss of all but two of her crew of 1,019. Sat 3rd June 7.30pm The Bryn Coch Male Voice Choir The brothers are listed on the Plymouth Naval Memorial as having no known grave. Sun 4th June 2.30pm Looe Raft Race starts on East Looe Beach The Tambling brothers, Edwin and Harry, came from East Looe. Edwin served with the Organised by Looe Boat Owners on behalf on Looe RNLI RN Patrol Service based at Lowestoft. In October 1940 he was mentioned in Despatches Sun 11th June 3pm Java 5 – Close Harmony A Capella Ensemble and for his part in defending HM Trawler Edwardian in an attack by German aircraft. On 22nd Con Brio – A Mixed Choir July 1941 Edwin’s billet was destroyed in a Germans air raid. His body was never found Fri 16th June 7.30pm The Looe Valley Singers and he is listed on the RN Patrol Service Memorial at Lowestoft. His brother Harry Tues 20th June 7.30pm Tamar Valley Male Voice Choir originally enlisted in the Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry but he eventually found himself th Sun 25th June 3pm Songs of Praise with RNLI Chaplain and serving with 2/11 Battery, 3 Medium Regiment, RA. On 17 April 1945, less than three Polperro Fishermen’s Choir weeks before the final German surrender, Harry’s battery moved to the village of Otterlo Tues 4th July 7.30pm Polperro Fishermen’s Choir in the Netherlands. The area had been captured by Canadian tanks but large numbers of German infantry remained nearby. That night, the battery came under intense fire Sat 8th July 7.30pm Polperro Fishermen’s Choir from mortars and snipers as the Germans made a concentrated effort to break through with Guests Gwendraeth Ladies Choir to their own lines. The action lasted all night and the battery lost five men, including Sun 9th July 3pm Levow Kesson Concert and Harry Tambling. In the overall action, the Germans lost about 100 killed and 400 taken 10am-4pm Model Lifeboat Display prisoner. Harry is buried with two other British soldiers in Otterlo village cemetery. Tues 18th July 7.30pm Pelynt and Burraton Male Voice Choirs in Concert Sun 23rd July 3pm Whitsand Harmony Concert Our branch meets on the first Monday of each month in the Looe Social Club at 7.30pm. Please feel free to join us. See our website for more details www.looelifeboats.co.uk David Welch – Looe RBL Membership Secretary LOOE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION Branch News: On 6th May, the branch manned a stall at the West Looe May Fayre and held a charity auction in the evening. The May Fayre went well despite the weather and we would like to thank all members who assisted, especially Annette Bryan for her cake stall. The auction was held in the Salutation Inn, with entertainment provided by the excellent Polperro Wreckers. We thank everyone who donated auction items or bid for lots and made the night such a success, along with the Salutation Inn for hosting us. The two events raised over £900 for this year’s Looe Poppy Appeal, which now exceeds £10,000. The Appeal helps the RBL provide financial, social and emotional support to members and veterans of the British Armed Forces, their families and dependants. Getting Help – Veterans’ Gateway: A consortium of military charities, including The RBL, SSAFA and Combat Stress, have created the Veterans’ Gateway. This provides a first point of contact for veterans and their families who need support, no matter what their needs. It is in operation 24 hours a day and seven days a week. The contact telephone number is 0808 802 1212 or visit the website: www.veteransgateway.org.uk. Lest We Forget: Any casualty of war is a tragic loss but even more so in a close knit community like Looe. The enormity of the tragedy becomes more apparent when the casualties are related and even brothers. Thomas Pinch Lamerton and his brother Richard came from a large family who lived at River View, Bridge End, East Looe. Both were career navy men joining the RN in 1884 and 1892 respectively. Thomas completed his RN service and had joined the Coast Guard, but was recalled to the Navy at the start of the WWI. He was one of the earlier casualties when he went down with HMS Monmouth in November 1914. Richard was serving on HMS Indefatigable when she was involved in the Battle of Jutland in 1916. She was hit several times, exploding with the loss of all but two of her crew of 1,019. The brothers are listed on the Plymouth Naval Memorial as having no known grave. The Tambling brothers, Edwin and Harry, came from East Looe. Edwin served with the RN Patrol Service based at Lowestoft. In October 1940 he was mentioned in Despatches for his part in defending HM Trawler Edwardian in an attack by German aircraft. On 22nd July 1941 Edwin’s billet was destroyed in a Germans air raid. His body was never found and he is listed on the RN Patrol Service Memorial at Lowestoft. His brother Harry originally enlisted in the Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry but he eventually found himself serving with 2/11 Battery, 3 Medium Regiment, RA. On 17th April 1945, less than three weeks before the final German surrender, Harry’s battery moved to the village of Otterlo in the Netherlands. The area had been captured by Canadian tanks but large numbers of German infantry remained nearby. That night, the battery came under intense fire from mortars and snipers as the Germans made a concentrated effort to break through to their own lines. The action lasted all night and the battery lost five men, including Harry Tambling. In the overall action, the Germans lost about 100 killed and 400 taken prisoner. Harry is buried with two other British soldiers in Otterlo village cemetery. Our branch meets on the first Monday of each month in the Looe Social Club at 7.30pm. Please feel free to join us. David Welch – Looe RBL Membership Secretary POLPERRO FISHERMEN’S CHOIR: RICHARD MADELEY FOR PRESIDENT!

Polperro Fishermen’s Choir are really delighted that broadcaster and MAYOR’S REPORT writer Richard Madeley has become our new The Council has come a long way over the last year and I see and feel that this is President. Richard has due to the hard work of the staff and Councillors working together for the benefit of already been very the town. To that end I wish to thank the three Committee Chairmen Councillors supportive and is keen to Rose, Hendy and Gregory for their stewardship and hard work in keeping the use his name and Council on track. celebrity status to help us With Planning now in a format that gives me confidence that matters are considered raise money for charity carefully, special thanks go to Annette Keen for her work in the admin of this and good causes. Committee. Councillor Rose as Chairman has kept a close eye on this Committee, Richard Madeley wearing his Presidential medal of office, producing a high standard of decisions. He should also be thanked for his work in with members of the choir. auditing the Council’s books in a self assessment. Our most recent donation was a cheque for £2000 to Guide Dogs for Our finances are stable even though we have had the unexpected issue of the the Blind, presented by talented Mariners’ Garden Wall to deal with, but Councillor Hendy keeps a careful eye on musician and versatile choir our spending and budget. member Martyn Saunders, who is Councillor Gregory, I thank for his support as Deputy Mayor and for his work with registered blind. Other charities due the Tourism and Amenities Committee. There have been tough decisions, especially to benefit this year include the RNLI, over the TRO for the town and the Tourism Information Centre. the British Heart Foundation and a little known charity called Reverse We thank Laura Kellaway for being admin on this Committee and hope this Rett. Rett syndrome is a rare experience aids her in her future clerk training. neurological disorder (diagnosed The overall Council has been kept on track by our Town Clerk Anne Frith and we first in 1966, by Dr Andreas Rett) thank her for her support. which most often strikes previously Lyn and Gary Moore, accompanied by trainee guide healthy girls between their first and dog puppies Tobi and Betty, accepting a cheque for This year saw the Council move in the right direction with further refurbishment of second birthday and leaves them £2000 from Martyn Saunders. the Public Conveniences being completed. We saw the allotment site taken over by with physical and communication the Allotment Association and you will see that the site is now being used and they disabilities for life. Rett syndrome is usually caused by a fault on a gene on the X have been successful in gaining a grant for further works. We wish them luck and chromosome and there is research evidence that this genetic mutation could be I would like to thank Councillor Stacey for his work on this site and the reversed or its effects reduced. The charity Reverse Rett raises funds to support assistance also of Councillor Crane. this research work. Our thanks should also go to Councillor Hendy for our new policies and Councillor The Polperro Fishermen’s Choir (or the Wreckers) will be singing in East Looe on Welch for our Emergency Plan as all of these are important. June 25th, July 4th, 8th and 27th, and August 3rd and 15th, and in West Looe on I could continue thanking all the Councillors for their work in Committee and around June 3rd and 9th, and September 3rd. the town but we need to look to the future. My thoughts are that each Councillor should take one part of the Council’s work and see how it can be developed so those Full details of all our gigs, many of them in Looe, Polperro or the local area, are on Councillors who do not always feel involved or who cannot attend can do their bit our website www.polperrofishermenschoir.co.uk. It’s been revamped so take a towards making a difference for the town. look! MAYOR’S REPORT The Council has come a long way over the last year and I see and feel that this is due to the hard work of the staff and Councillors working together for the benefit of the town. To that end I wish to thank the three Committee Chairmen Councillors Rose, Hendy and Gregory for their stewardship and hard work in keeping the Council on track. With Planning now in a format that gives me confidence that matters are considered carefully, special thanks go to Annette Keen for her work in the admin of this Committee. Councillor Rose as Chairman has kept a close eye on this Committee, producing a high standard of decisions. He should also be thanked for his work in auditing the Council’s books in a self assessment. Our finances are stable even though we have had the unexpected issue of the Mariners’ Garden Wall to deal with, but Councillor Hendy keeps a careful eye on our spending and budget. Councillor Gregory, I thank for his support as Deputy Mayor and for his work with the Tourism and Amenities Committee. There have been tough decisions, especially over the TRO for the town and the Tourism Information Centre. We thank Laura Kellaway for being admin on this Committee and hope this experience aids her in her future clerk training. The overall Council has been kept on track by our Town Clerk Anne Frith and we thank her for her support. This year saw the Council move in the right direction with further refurbishment of the Public Conveniences being completed. We saw the allotment site taken over by the Allotment Association and you will see that the site is now being used and they have been successful in gaining a grant for further works. We wish them luck and I would like to thank Councillor Stacey for his work on this site and the assistance also of Councillor Crane. Our thanks should also go to Councillor Hendy for our new policies and Councillor Welch for our Emergency Plan as all of these are important. I could continue thanking all the Councillors for their work in Committee and around the town but we need to look to the future. My thoughts are that each Councillor should take one part of the Council’s work and see how it can be developed so those Councillors who do not always feel involved or who cannot attend can do their bit towards making a difference for the town. I thank you all for the support I have been shown throughout the year as we have PLANNING AND PUBLIC CONSULTATION COMMITTEE developed as a council. The town’s residents have, and do, appreciate the work REPORT 2016/17 you do around the town and the comments they make are complimentary. This year has seen a small, hardworking team consider over 107 planning Finally, I wish to thank our staff, who are often the workhorse of our ideas; they applications, an increase of 60% over the previous council year, with over 92% of continue to support us and guide us in what are difficult and uncertain times for our recommendations in agreement with Cornwall Council. small councils. In addition to the increase in applications, there has also been an increase in works Councillor Armand Toms carried out within the Conservation/Article 4 area either without planning permission Mayor of Looe or in contravention to the planning permission granted. With this in mind, the importance of the coming Neighbourhood Plan cannot be underestimated.

Pre-application and proposed draft plan presentations have also been made to the committee with all parties having received a copy of Looe Town Council’s pre-app policy document prior to any presentations with their accepted agreement.

Having said all that, the Planning Committee is now at a crossroads. Average attendance at meetings stands at four, unapproved minutes now being a regular occurrence. It cannot continue with such few numbers, yet it is important to the town LOOE TOWN COUNCIL that it does continue. A minimum of six councillors is needed for it to continue as a KONSEL TRE LOGH meaningful Committee of Council. Without this, Council will need to consider THE GUILDHALL, FORE STREET, EAST LOOE PL13 1AA disbanding the planning committee, with all future applications being considered at Tel: 01503 262255 Full Council meetings. Clerk to the Council: Mrs Anne Frith VAT Reg: 381 5093 50 Thanks go to those councillors who have supported the Committee when needed and also to the Committee members, whose hard work and patience, together with their willingness for turning out in all weathers to visit sites and attend meetings, I LOOE PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND EXHIBITION FOUNDATION greatly appreciate. My thanks to Annette Keen for her hard work in keeping the website and planning applications list up to date and for keeping me on the right Applications are invited under the Looe Public Schools and Exhibition track during meetings. Thanks also to Anne Frith for all her hard work and support. Foundation for grants towards the assistance of fees, maintenance allowances and travelling expenses for students under the age of 19 years on the 31st Councillor Chris Rose – Looe Town Council August 2017, living within the ecclesiastical boundaries of Looe attending further education colleges or universities. LOOE TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE Application Forms can be obtained from: Mrs Anne Frith The Guildhall, Fore St, East Looe, PL13 1AA The Guildhall For all your local information and holiday needs contact: Fore Street Tel: 01503 262072 email: [email protected] East Looe www.looeguide.co.uk PL13 1AA We are open Monday to Saturday 10am-3pm Telephone: (01503) 262255 between 9am-3pm Monday to Friday Holiday accommodation, OS maps, books, gifts, Eden tickets, National or by email from Looe Town Council: [email protected] Express Tickets, Travel Information, Internet access, bus and train timetables, what’s on and much more. Closing date for applications to be received is 1st September 2017 PLANNING AND PUBLIC CONSULTATION COMMITTEE REPORT 2016/17

This year has seen a small, hardworking team consider over 107 planning applications, an increase of 60% over the previous council year, with over 92% of our recommendations in agreement with Cornwall Council.

In addition to the increase in applications, there has also been an increase in works carried out within the Conservation/Article 4 area either without planning permission or in contravention to the planning permission granted. With this in mind, the importance of the coming Neighbourhood Plan cannot be underestimated.

Thanks go to those councillors who have supported the Committee when needed and also to the Committee members, whose hard work and patience, together with their willingness for turning out in all weathers to visit sites and attend meetings, I greatly appreciate. My thanks to Annette Keen for her hard work in keeping the website and planning applications list up to date and for keeping me on the right track during meetings. Thanks also to Anne Frith for all her hard work and support.

Councillor Chris Rose – Looe Town Council

LOOE TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE The Guildhall, Fore St, East Looe, PL13 1AA For all your local information and holiday needs contact: Tel: 01503 262072 email: [email protected] www.looeguide.co.uk We are open Monday to Saturday 10am-3pm Holiday accommodation, OS maps, books, gifts, Eden tickets, National Express Tickets, Travel Information, Internet access, bus and train timetables, what’s on and much more. TOURISM AND AMENITIES COMMITTEE 2016/17

It has been a busy year for the Committee and I would like to thank those councillors and members of staff that have helped on the Committee.

The following summarises some of the work the Committee has been undertaking:

Tourism: The need for the TIC to modernise and also to become self-funding has dominated the Committee once again this year. Unfortunately, despite the makeover last year, new stock lines and the launch of the new website, the TIC failed to start becoming self-funding. This led to the difficult decision to make the post of TIC manager redundant. A working group has been set up with a mixture of councillors, staff, members of the public and businesses, to look at the future of the TIC and how it can be run more efficiently and adapt to the change.

Traffic Regulation Order: We consulted on potential changes to on street parking restrictions and the proposals for the new schemes were drawn up and passed to Cornwall Council for comment and pricing. Unfortunately what came back from Cornwall Council surprised us, as the total cost would be in the region of £68,000. We consulted the town again in light of the costs with the result being the TRO was no longer supported.

Devolution: Cornwall Council continues to consult on potential devolution, which includes services and assets such as land and buildings. We have expressed an interest in a number of sites and were awarded a grant from Cornwall Council to undertake surveys to ascertain potential liabilities etc. Work continues with Cornwall Council on the future of the library and the potential for LTC to take it over. This work is very important as this potentially puts us in a strong position to influence or control important assets for the town.

Emergency: Work on the Emergency Plan, which is designed to assist in the event of an incident/emergency affecting the town has now been completed.

Bathing Water Quality: Work continues with all the agencies to further understand the issues and to improve the water quality. This is a multi-agency approach that is well supported. Current initiatives include camera survey of sewers and encouraging businesses to install grease traps to prevent grease entering the sewers, which causes blockages and potential sewer spills. The Yellow Fish campaign is also underway to educate businesses not to pour waste water down street gullies. The public information campaign to encourage people not to put anything but the 3 P’s down the toilet continues. Further work on catchment management with local farms is also continuing. The good news is that the bathing water passed the sufficient standard in 2016.

CCTV: Our successful CCTV system has been upgraded with a number of new cameras. Cllr Martin Gregory – Looe Town Council TOURISM AND AMENITIES COMMITTEE 2016/17 FINANCE AND GENERAL PURPOSES COMMITTEE It has been a busy year for the Committee and I would like to thank those councillors ANNUAL REPORT MAY 2017 and members of staff that have helped on the Committee. FINANCE

The following summarises some of the work the Committee has been undertaking: Budget: Income for 2016/17 was a little below budget but nevertheless broadly in line with budget expectations. On a more positive note, actual expenditure has been Tourism: The need for the TIC to modernise and also to become self-funding has dominated the Committee once again this year. Unfortunately, despite the makeover markedly less than budget, leaving income over expenditure in positive territory. last year, new stock lines and the launch of the new website, the TIC failed to start The unaudited underspend being in the region of £31k. becoming self-funding. This led to the difficult decision to make the post of TIC A focus upon utility costs has continued during the course of the year to ensure that manager redundant. A working group has been set up with a mixture of councillors, charges accurately reflect usage. Thanks to the Amenities’ Manager, Laura staff, members of the public and businesses, to look at the future of the TIC and Kellaway, for the continued work and effort in this area, being one that represents a how it can be run more efficiently and adapt to the change. significant cost to the Town Council. TIC operating costs were reduced during 2016/17, consequential upon a reduction in staffing levels, and reorganisation. It is Traffic Regulation Order: We consulted on potential changes to on street parking restrictions and the proposals for the new schemes were drawn up and passed to anticipated that the TIC operating costs will be maintained at a sustainable level Cornwall Council for comment and pricing. Unfortunately what came back from moving forward. Cornwall Council surprised us, as the total cost would be in the region of £68,000. The major expense identified during the year was in respect of repairs to the We consulted the town again in light of the costs with the result being the TRO was Mariners’ Garden riverside wall. Whilst the repair costs were identified during no longer supported. 2016/17, the actual repair expenditure will fall into the 2017/18 financial year. A provision has been made in the current year’s budget accordingly. It is to be noted Devolution: Cornwall Council continues to consult on potential devolution, which includes services and assets such as land and buildings. We have expressed an however that the expected repair costs are likely to be considerably less than first interest in a number of sites and were awarded a grant from Cornwall Council to anticipated and the budget for 2017/18 will be reviewed in the light of the revised undertake surveys to ascertain potential liabilities etc. Work continues with Cornwall expenditure. Council on the future of the library and the potential for LTC to take it over. This work The aim for 2017/18 continues to be greater budgetary control with regular is very important as this potentially puts us in a strong position to influence or control month-on-month reviews of income/expenditure in order to maintain budget limits. important assets for the town. Clarity in Accounts: In line with the objective to develop greater budgetary control, Emergency: Work on the Emergency Plan, which is designed to assist in the event a greater level of detailed financial information and clarity in financial accounts was of an incident/emergency affecting the town has now been completed. initiated during 2015/16. This focus has continued during the course of 2016/17 as a work-in-progress. Bathing Water Quality: Work continues with all the agencies to further understand the issues and to improve the water quality. This is a multi-agency approach that is Moving forward, consideration has been given to changing the accounting package well supported. Current initiatives include camera survey of sewers and encouraging used by the Town Council. A view will be taken on this matter during the course of businesses to install grease traps to prevent grease entering the sewers, which 2017/18. causes blockages and potential sewer spills. The Yellow Fish campaign is also underway to educate businesses not to pour waste water down street gullies. The Annual Audit Return: The Town Council has been advised that a new External public information campaign to encourage people not to put anything but the 3 P’s Auditor has been appointed. Grant Thornton will undertake the Annual Audit for down the toilet continues. Further work on catchment management with local farms 2016/17 to be replaced by PKF Littlejohn LLP for 2017/18 and subsequent years. is also continuing. The good news is that the bathing water passed the sufficient standard in 2016. Internal Audit Council Member checks: These have continued during 2016/17 and have been duly reported to the Finance and General Purposes Committee. CCTV: Our successful CCTV system has been upgraded with a number of new Thanks to Cllr Chris Rose for undertaking this work. cameras. Cllr Martin Gregory – Looe Town Council POLICIES AND PROCEDURES

Website: The new website introduced during 2015/16 has proven to be an excellent communications tool allowing the Council to place relevant information in the public domain. Thanks to Annette Keen for managing the website and keeping it fresh and up-to-date during this past year. Similarly, the Town Council’s Facebook account has proven to be an excellent communication tool for day-to-day matters. Thanks to Laura Kellaway for monitoring and managing the Facebook account during 2016/17.

Thanks: Thanks to all on the Finance & General Purposes Committee for their support during the year and their efforts in progressing the many changes that have been implemented.

Cllr Roy Hendy Looe Town Council

Looe Town Council Councillor Contact Telephone Numbers Cllr David Bryan 01503 264130 Cllr Trevor Crane 01503 264535 Cllr Jimmy Dingle 01503 220038 Cllr Martin Gregory (Deputy Mayor) 01503 272796 Cllr Mrs Edwina Hannaford 01503 264160 Cllr Roy Hendy 01503 264905 Cllr Mrs Michala Powell 01503 265677 Cllr Chris Rose 01503 265206 Cllr Trevor Stacey 01503 262322 Cllr Armand Toms (Mayor) 01503 264823 Cllr David Welch 01503 265573 Further contact information can be found on the Looe Town Council website: www.looetowncouncil.gov.uk or by contacting us on 01503 262255. POLICIES AND PROCEDURES

Standing Orders, Policies & Procedures: Work has continued during the course of the year on the Town Council’s Standing Orders, Policies and Procedures. Standing Orders have been routinely updated and currently reflect the Council’s statutory responsibilities and community obligations. New policies have been introduced and existing policies have been routinely reviewed to ensure that the Council’s business activities are reflected in, and covered by, adequate governing documentation. TOWN AMBASSADORS Looe Town Council are looking for willing volunteers to act as Ambassadors Website: The new website introduced during 2015/16 has proven to be an excellent for Looe, meeting and greeting visitors to Looe who arrive on the train or on communications tool allowing the Council to place relevant information in the public coaches, to hand out informational leaflets to help promote the attractions of domain. Thanks to Annette Keen for managing the website and keeping it fresh and Looe. up-to-date during this past year. Similarly, the Town Council’s Facebook account has proven to be an excellent communication tool for day-to-day matters. If you would be willing to spare a few hours a week, or know of someone who Thanks to Laura Kellaway for monitoring and managing the Facebook account would, we would love to hear from you. Please contact us on 01503 262255 during 2016/17. or by email [email protected].

Thanks: Thanks to all on the Finance & General Purposes Committee for their Kind regards support during the year and their efforts in progressing the many changes that have been implemented. Anne Frith Clerk to Looe Town Council Cllr Roy Hendy Looe Town Council

LOOE STRATEGY GROUP Looe Town Council Councillor Contact Telephone Numbers If you are interested in staying abreast of planning matters affecting Looe, then it might be worthwhile keeping an eye on the Looe Strategy Group’s website. Cllr David Bryan 01503 264130 Cllr Trevor Crane 01503 264535 As well as news updates and comment on the impact of proposals for larger building Cllr Jimmy Dingle 01503 220038 developments, such as Barratts Phase 2, we have a section listing all new planning Cllr Martin Gregory (Deputy Mayor) 01503 272796 applications within the parish as they are published. Links are provided to the Cllr Mrs Edwina Hannaford 01503 264160 relevant documentation on Cornwall Council's website and to Looe Town Council Cllr Roy Hendy 01503 264905 planning committee meeting dates. Cllr Mrs Michala Powell 01503 265677 We’ve also tried to look at how Looe’s ‘jewel in the crown’ – its unique Cornish Cllr Chris Rose 01503 265206 identity and maritime heritage – can be protected and hopefully enhanced with a Cllr Trevor Stacey 01503 262322 section titled ‘Looe’s Heritage’. It outlines the various levels of planning policy that Cllr Armand Toms (Mayor) 01503 264823 apply to Looe, with practical advice from Historic England for householders who, for Cllr David Welch 01503 265573 instance, want to carry out alterations to their properties in the conservation area. Further contact information can be found on the Looe Town Council website: www.looetowncouncil.gov.uk or by contacting us on 01503 262255. looestrategygroup.blogspot.co.uk LOOE VALLEY ROTARY CLUB

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WEST LOOE TOWN TRUST Further & Higher Education Grants 2017/2018 Applications are invited for grants towards books, equipment and certain other expenses for students between 16 and 21 years of age [on the closing date for applications]. Applicants must be permanently living in the area administered by Looe Town Council and hoping to attend a recognised UK College of Further Education or University.

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S at 3rd J une – L a L a L and (12A) Doors open: 7pm. S tarts 7.30. Bar & snacks. T he story of Mia, an aspiring actress, and Sebastian, a dedicated jazz musician, who are struggling to make ends meet in a city known for crushing hopes and breaking hea rts . S et in modern-day Los Angeles, this original musical about everyday life explores the joy and pain of pursuing your dreams.

Wed 21nd J une – Queen of K atwe (12A) Doors open: 7pm. S tarts 7.30. A Ugandan girl sees her world rapidly change after being introduced to the game of chess. Based on the true story of Phiona Mutesi, a smart, courageous kid from the grindingly poor shantytown of Katwe, who became a national chess champion in the face of poverty and personal heartbreak. 'A film that pulses with colour, vitality and the locals' natural ebullience, without glossing over grim realities .'

Wed 19th J uly – Manchester by the S ea (15) Doors open: 7pm. S tarts 7.30. After the death of his older brother, a solitary Boston janitor is shocked to learn that he’s been made sole guardian of his nephew. Taking leave of his job, Lee reluc ta ntly returns to Ma nc hes ter-by-the- S ea to care the boy, a spirited 16-year-old, and is forced to deal with a past that separated him from his wife and the community where he was born and raised.

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Under the scheme, 1% of cardholder spend on Co-op products will be given to up to three local organisations. Co-op members choose which project to support and in the absence of a choice, members’ contributions will be split across the nominated projects. All you have to do is log on: https://membership.coop.co.uk/sign-in and choose! The Co-op have accepted three projects for the next round which started in April and runs through to September: the Old Guildhall Museum (East Looe Town Trust), Looe Town Football Club and Looe Skatepark (Looe Development Trust). Here is a brief summary of the three projects:

The Old Guildhall Museum: We want to buy a new computer, printer and display screen to show photos and films in the Museum and would also like new genealogy software to provide guided searches for those with Looe ancestry. These tools will help us with the interpretation of our displays and research work.

Looe Town Football Club: We currently have a changing room building which is in dire need of attention. The toilets are very old and not very nice for children to use. When away teams come to play especially we would love to offer them somewhere clean and modern to use.

Three Year 6 pupils decided to do their bit towards raising money for a new Skatepark. Liam Jerrom and his friends Fran Taylor and Anya Martin set about a bit of car washing. They raised a fabulous £55.35 and are thinking up other things they can do to raise money.

Well done and thank you to all of them from the Trustees of Looe Development Trust. CO-OP COMMUNITY FUND LOCAL BENEFICIARIES – IT’S YOUR CHOICE!

Under the scheme, 1% of cardholder spend on Co-op products will be given to up to three local organisations. Co-op members choose which project to support and in the absence of a choice, members’ contributions will be split across the nominated projects. All you have to do is log on: https://membership.coop.co.uk/sign-in and choose! THE GRAND CARNIVAL The Co-op have accepted three projects for the next round which started in April and runs through to September: the Old Guildhall Museum (East Looe Town Trust), PROCESSION Looe Town Football Club and Looe Skatepark (Looe Development Trust). Here is a brief summary of the three projects:

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20 LOOE MUSEUM NEWS LOOE HARBOUR COMMISSIONERS The Museum began its ‘Bright Sparks’ project on 16th May. This project, a great LOOE SARDINE FACTORY RE-DEVELOPMENT UPDATE opportunity for children at Looe Primary Academy to share the experiences of locals Looe Harbour Commissioners were delighted to receive involved with the sea and to learn about the rich maritime heritage of Looe, is a result of confirmation recently, that funding bids to the Coastal a Grant Award from Feast, a programme to make great art happen across Cornwall, Communities Fund and European Maritime Fisheries Fund were successful. These, with support from Cornwall Museums Partnership. in addition to our own financial contribution to the project has ensured that the The Grant was awarded for our ‘Discover Looe’ project, based on the history of the sea project will now proceed. in Looe, which will end with the production of two new feather banners for the front of th th the Museum. Three classes of Year 3 and 4 children at Looe Primary Academy will be Work started on Monday 15 May 2017 with an expected completion date of 30 led by Sue Field, a local textile artist. The project will start with coffee sessions at the June 2018. For many months, work has been going on behind the scenes to ensure school, with representatives from the RNLI and local boat builders, fishermen and sailors that the project runs smoothly and that minimal disruption is caused to residents all coming to speak to the children and be interviewed by them. Our Mayor, Armand and businesses during the demolition/construction period. There will be periods Toms, an ex-fisherman himself, will also speak to the children and show them how fishing (particularly during the demolition phase) when a section of the Pennyland walkway nets are made. Museum volunteers will provide a display of old photographs of Looe’s will need to be closed in order to comply with Health and Safety regulations. This fishing industry, as well as RNLI and seaside pictures, to encourage the children to learn will be achieved by closing the metal gate directly outside the building, together with about the fishing industry and the importance of the sea in Looe’s past. The children will the gate at the end of the Pennyland walkway, at the top of the steps which joins use the stories and pictures to create their own art work, culminating in production of Hannafore Road. the new banners, which we hope to have ready for a Grand Ceremony at the Museum in early July. We believe that the Sardine Factory Re-Development will be a huge asset for the town, particularly West Looe. This project will provide sustained economic, social, The Museum will host a Heritage Lottery funded project on 2nd June, Dasserghi voluntary and employment opportunities to the town and surrounding parishes over Kernewek, looking at the revival of Cornish in the early 20th Century. Mark Trevethan and Amantha Rayne from the project will be at the Museum from 10.30am-4pm with many years to come, and will help to ensure that Looe remains a thriving coastal some wonderful items from the collection, including Henry Jenner’s 1905 handwritten community and popular tourist destination with a promising future, unlike some of copy of ‘Song of the Men of the West’ (‘Trelawny’) and an early copy of the Handbook our sister ports who now find themselves struggling, having not taken steps to of the Cornish Language with Jenner’s corrections/additions. They will talk to visitors embrace an ever changing society. about this fascinating piece of Cornish history and try to find people, especially fishermen, who can speak some Cornish. We ask for the publics support and co-operation during the construction stage, and apologise for any short term inconveniences encountered during the build. We have received a request from The Netherlands, for information and possibly a picture of Harry Tambling who was a Gunner in the Royal Artillery No 5442026 and was killed on April 17th 1945 in the Battle of Otterlo, Netherlands. The people there are researching the battle and have 21 pictures of the 23 the soldiers killed and Harry is one of the two pictures missing. Harry Tambling lived in Lower Chapel Street, East Looe, and had a brother called Edwin and two sisters Emily and May or Mary. He may also The Looe Youth Project was the first local group to benefit have had another brother Harold. Any information would be much appreciated and from the Co-op’s Community Fund, launched in September passed directly to the researchers in The Netherlands. Please contact the ELTT if you and was awarded £6762. The group meets on Wednesday have any information. evenings from 6.30pm to 8.30pm at the Millpool Centre. The The next Family History Day will take place at Liskeard Public Hall on June 3rd from project aims to enhance life opportunities for teenagers in an 10am-3pm and all are welcome to come and ask questions about family at our stall. area of high deprivation, providing a safe environment in which they can learn life skills to enable them to maximise st Lastly, we are hoping to organise a meal at the Sail Loft on 21 October at 7.30pm, to their potential, and have access to advice and counselling on a wide range of celebrate ‘Trafalgar Day’. Please put the date in your diary – details will follow later. issues, including health and sexual health. The funding received will enable the project to increase the number of members and to enhance the range of Petra Stephenson activities and equipment available to them to give them the confidence and skills Chair of Museum to succeed. LOOE HARBOUR COMMISSIONERS LOOE SARDINE FACTORY RE-DEVELOPMENT UPDATE Looe Harbour Commissioners were delighted to receive confirmation recently, that funding bids to the Coastal Communities Fund and European Maritime Fisheries Fund were successful. These, in addition to our own financial contribution to the project has ensured that the project will now proceed. Work started on Monday 15th May 2017 with an expected completion date of 30th June 2018. For many months, work has been going on behind the scenes to ensure that the project runs smoothly and that minimal disruption is caused to residents and businesses during the demolition/construction period. There will be periods (particularly during the demolition phase) when a section of the Pennyland walkway will need to be closed in order to comply with Health and Safety regulations. This will be achieved by closing the metal gate directly outside the building, together with the gate at the end of the Pennyland walkway, at the top of the steps which joins Hannafore Road. We believe that the Sardine Factory Re-Development will be a huge asset for the town, particularly West Looe. This project will provide sustained economic, social, voluntary and employment opportunities to the town and surrounding parishes over many years to come, and will help to ensure that Looe remains a thriving coastal community and popular tourist destination with a promising future, unlike some of our sister ports who now find themselves struggling, having not taken steps to embrace an ever changing society.

We ask for the publics support and co-operation during the construction stage, and apologise for any short term inconveniences encountered during the build.

The Looe Youth Project was the first local group to benefit from the Co-op’s Community Fund, launched in September and was awarded £6762. The group meets on Wednesday evenings from 6.30pm to 8.30pm at the Millpool Centre. The project aims to enhance life opportunities for teenagers in an area of high deprivation, providing a safe environment in which they can learn life skills to enable them to maximise their potential, and have access to advice and counselling on a wide range of issues, including health and sexual health. The funding received will enable the project to increase the number of members and to enhance the range of activities and equipment available to them to give them the confidence and skills to succeed. © Looe Community News December 2013 - January 2014

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24 Editorial & Advertising: Elaine Warne, [email protected] 01503 263816 Desktop Publishing: Kerry Newman Advertising costs: Commercial annual rates (for six editions) ⅛ page £54; ¼ page £90; ½ page £162; full page £320. Subject to review. Single edition rates upon application. Voluntary organisations/charities: free. Next deadline: August/September edition: 10th July 2017 Published by: Looe Development Trust Printed by: Launceston Print Ltd. Community News tries to be as accurate as possible in the information received from organisations. However, it is always advisable to contact the organiser(s) directly if confirmation and further details are required. P h o t b y e r K i n g

LOOE ROWING CLUB The new season is well and truly under way! Following Looe Rowing Club's impressive results in the Three Rivers Race it was on to The World Championships on the Isles of Scilly. With over 140 gigs competing and crews from America, Holland, Bermuda, Ireland and Wales the weekend had a truly international feel. Again a cracking turn out from Looe with five crews competing, two men’s and three ladies’, and by far the most supporters of any club! On the water, competition was fierce. Our Men’s A going head-to-head with Falmouth A in the final once again, with under a boat length in it, Falmouth just pipped us to the line. The silence on the line spoke volumes, as Looe’s large support on the spectator boat were lively to say the Editorial & Advertising: Elaine Warne, [email protected] 01503 263816 least! A third successive year coming second is an amazing achievement for such a small town. Inspired by Men’s A, the Men’s B turned up this year and were within Desktop Publishing: Kerry Newman a cat's whisker of making the final! Finishing 16th overall, their best result in years, Advertising costs: Commercial annual rates (for six editions) ⅛ page £54; largely powered by gin (just ask the three rower)! ¼ page £90; ½ page £162; full page £320. Subject to review. Single edition rates upon application. On to the ladies, not to be outdone by the men, they absolutely smashed it! With Voluntary organisations/charities: free. Ladies’ A finishing fourth in the St. Agnes long race and staying comfortably in the Next deadline: August/September edition: 10th July 2017 top heat all weekend, finally finishing fourth in the world. Ladies’ B weren’t just there to make up the numbers with a superb 42nd finish overall. Many of the Ladies’ C Published by: Looe Development Trust crew were rowing Scillies for the first time, some only started to row last year, Printed by: Launceston Print Ltd. finished well and did us proud. Community News tries to be as accurate as possible in the information received The support was fantastic all weekend, as proved when the club took over the from organisations. However, it is always advisable to contact the organiser(s) Atlantic Pub Sunday night for the club meal. We wish to thank everyone who came directly if confirmation and further details are required. and cheered us on and all back in Looe watching online and listening to the interesting and sometimes accurate radio commentary. Also a massive thank you to all the coaches, committee and helpers without whom such fantastic results could not be achieved. The Club is now set for the rest of the summer and plenty of regattas. Our own club regatta will be organised from East Looe beach Saturday May 27th, and we will also be having a Nearly New sale by the Guildhall in the middle of town the next day, Sunday 28th, to help raise funds to buy a new boat. So you couldn’t pick a better weekend to come and visit Looe. See you there! P h o t b y e r K i n g

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