Callington News August 2017 www.callington-tc.gov.uk
Bowling Club raises the bar for the second year running
A bit of creative flair and a lot of obvious hard work, with a great sense of fun, combined to make the Bowling Club deserved overall winners of the Best Adult Float award in the Carnival and the Best in Carnival with their themed entry of The Armada. With a float which sported Sir Francis Drake and companions and accompanying walkers providing an excellent portrayal of the entire Spanish fleet, the bowlers proved that enthusiasm and a bit of graft can bring just rewards and help a group of people gel.
All the entries put in a bucketful of effort and obviously had a great day out, and it was great to see a good number of specialist classic cars and agricultural vehicles, as well as commercial entries from the area.
Why not put Saturday 7th July 2018 into your diaries now and set about gathering friends, neighbours or fellow workers to plan, design and build a float or a walking entry?
Or, if you would like to get involved in the preparations during the run-up to the carnival, why not join the Carnival Committee? Otherwise, there is always a need for volunteers to help on the day in a variety of roles.
Cleaning Up Callington
Callington Community Litter Pick Group carried out their third litter pick at the end of June and collected 20+ bags of rubbish around the town. Thank you to everyone that turned up, it is so good to have the support of local business and the community. Everyone is welcome, equipment is provided and you can even bring your dog! All abilities can volunteer at the litter picks, a hot drink and pasty, courtesy of Ginsters, is provided in the Town Hall afterwards.
The next litter picks are scheduled for 26th August and 30th September, meet at St Mary’s Square at 10.00am so come along and join in!
The copy deadline for the September issue is 12 noon on Wednesday 9th August 2017 (We will be working on a strict ‘first come first served’ basis, so get your articles in as soon as possible!) Editorial copy can be sent to the Editor by emailing [email protected] Copy can also be sent to the Town Hall at the address below Advertising space needs booking in advance. Please post or hand in copy to Jo Taylor, Callington Town Hall, New Road, Callington PL17 7BD. Telephone 384039 or email: [email protected] The Town Clerk's Office is open from 9am - 2pm Monday - Friday The Information Service (formerly One Stop Shop) is now open from 9.30am-1.30pm Mon, Tues, Wed & Fri. General Enquiries 0300 1234 100
Post can be put in the letter box in front of the office or through the entrance door.
© Callington News is published and distributed by Callington Town Council Produced by Bluemoon Print & Promotions www.bmpp.co.uk Page 2 Church Matters
Our Lady of Victories Catholic Church St Mary’s Church
Sunday Mass 5.00pm throughout the month of August. Further details of all church activities can be found on our website at callingtoncluster.org.uk Padre Pio Prayer Group meeting first Thursday of the month Sunday 6th August 8am Holy Communion BCP Adoration 10.00am Rosary. Benediction. Holy Mass 10am Together@Ten 10.30am Lunch 11.00am and discussion Sunday 13th August 8am Morning Prayer BCP Tuesday 15th August 10.00am Holy Mass 'Feast of 10am Morning Worship the Assumption of the Virgin Mary into Heaven.' Holy day of Obligation when Catholics are Sunday 20th August encouraged to attend Holy Mass 8am Holy Communion BCP 10am Morning Worship All other notices see notice board Sunday 27th August St Cuthbert Mayne Launceston 8am Morning Worship BCP
Sunday Mass 10.00am each Sunday during August 10am Holy Communion CW
Tuesday 15th August Holy Mass 5.00pm. Holy Day of Methodist Church Obligation. Special day in the Catholic calendar for Catholics www.callingtonmethodist.org
All other notices see weekly bulletin or notice board Our Church is open each Friday morning from 10.15am - 11.15am for Coffee and Chat. If you are in need of a visit from the parish priest Canon David. please ring 01566/773166 or contact No Junior Breakfast Club in August. [email protected] Each Sunday in August, from 9.30 am 11.30am our Junior Church Summer Programme of Activities will include a variety of games and crafts such as sand art, face painting, music, art and framing, weaving, sewing and much more! Please visit our website for full details.
Wednesday 9th August 2.30pm - 4.30pm Cream Tea in aid of the Farming Community Network at TAMAR VALLEY METHODIST CHURCH.
Sunday 13th August - 3.30pm - 5.45pm - MESSY CHURCH. A time of games, crafts, food and fun for all the family. Children to be accompanied by an adult please.
Tuesday 22nd - Thursday 24th August 9.30am - 12 noon. Children's Summer Holiday Club for ages 5 - 11 (under 5's accompanied by an adult are also welcome). Further details on our website.
Please see our website for details of our regular Church Services.
Page 3
Pentreath is a mental health charity that supports recovery through vocational pathways. They have a commitment to engaging everyone in the mental well-being of themselves and those around them.
They offer free and fun local events and are offering 60 people the chance to join them in four Arty Party Workshops at Callington Community College on Wednesday 30th August from 10.00am – 3.00pm. Places for 6 -70 years old.
You can expect activities such as:
Graffiti workshop / Family portraits for beginners / Children’s Flag making
The project is delivered in partnership with PLUSS and funded through the European Social Fund. FREE! First come first served. For more details and to book a place, email [email protected]
Party Time in Callington!
The Mayor will be attending the grand opening of a brand new business on Saturday 12th August at 10.00am at 12 Fore Street, Callington.
‘Victoria Eyton’ will be run by mother and daughter team, Tricia Stephenson and Vicky Pitham and will be selling a range of balloons for all occasions, weddings, christenings, parties etc with a delivery service on offer. Balloon designs on offer will include helium balloons and stuffed balloons (which make unique gifts).
They will also be selling a range of party paraphernalia such as garlands, columns, table centres and arches for parties and events all of which can be ordered and delivered within 2-3 days.
Please come and support this new venture, everyone is welcome!
The shop will be open Monday to Saturday 9.00am to 5.00pm
Page 4
What’s On in the CAVe in August
LION
Starring Dev Patel & Nicole Kidman
"Lion is an astounding, all-encompassing story of hope, determination and dumb luck that will leave you both crying like a baby and clapping like a seal once the credits roll."
"This is an inspiring story about one young man's search for identity."
"An astonishing true story that's treated with an admirably light and artistic touch, rather than an overly dramatic heavy hand." Five-year-old Saroo gets lost on a train which takes him thousands of kilometres across India, away from home and family. Saroo must learn to survive alone in Kolkata, before ultimately being adopted by an Australian couple. Twenty-five years later, armed with only a handful of memories, his unwavering determination, and a revolutionary technology known as Google Earth, he sets out to find his lost family and finally return to his first home.
Thursday 24th August 2017
Callington Town Hall Doors open at 7.15pm
Members' entrance: Adults: £4 U18s: £3
Start time: 7.30pm (Doors open at 7.00pm) MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED (AVAILABLE ON DOOR) Generous gift from Mining Company
Cornwall Resources Ltd, recently presented the Mayor of Callington an original painting of Kit Hill by artist Nicola Saunders.
The gift was a show of appreciation to the communities of Callington and Kelly Bray for their co-operation and continued support throughout the exploratory drilling process.
The painting is being displayed in the Town Hall for the time being but it is hoped that, some time in the future, it can be displayed in a community space in Kelly Bray.
Pictured: Mayor and Portreeve of Callington, Councillor Mark Smith with artist Nicola Saunders
Page 5 FIRST CALLINGTON SCOUT GROUP
For more information please email [email protected] or [email protected]
The Beavers have been on another sleepover! This time they went on a steam train with a hike to the camp site. We put up tents, played in the woods, went on a bear hunt where we found a huge bear who was having a picnic with everybody's teddies. We sang songs around a camp fire and didn't go to sleep until past midnight!
The Cubs have been cooking outside. They have also drawn maps of their local area, learnt the eight points of a compass and grid references. We used this knowledge to help us on a hike, they didn't get lost!
The Scouts followed a route to the park using their compass and directions they were given. They've also done some outside cooking and completed their Athletics Badge with a Sports evening.
All sections had a blast on our last session before the summer holidays building dens and cooking s'mores in the woods. We followed blind trials, played wide games and ate lots of cake!
If you think your young person would really enjoy this then why not come along and give it a try. We meet in the Scout Hut at the top of the Co-op carpark in New Road, Callington.
Maybe you fancy helping out too, we are always seeking adult members to join our ever growing team. It's great fun and extremely rewarding. It looks fantastic on your CV too.
You would be helping the youngsters of the local community to get outdoors, try new things, gain confidence and most importantly have fun!
Dog Fouling Penalty set to rise CALLINGTON
In October 2017 the existing Dog Control Order (DCO) of the fouling of land by dogs will automatically convert to a Public Space Protection Order (PSPO). The DCO covering the beaches has already been converted over following a public consultation. PSPOs are made under The Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014. Once these have been Our Market will be re-locating from converted the cost of a fixed penalty notice will 19th July for a few weeks whilst the rise to £100 and there will no longer be the Scout Hut is being refurbished. option of a lesser amount if paid within 2nd Aug - Pannier Market fourteen days. 9th Aug - Town Hall Failure to pay the Fixed Penalty Notice will 16th Aug - Town Hall result in Cornwall Council referring the case to 23rd Aug - Town Hall court for the original offence which can result in a fine of up to £1,000.
Page 6
Club of Callington
Now the Carnival is Over
Well that’s it over for another year! Well done to all those who took part and made it a bigger and better event than ever before. So who won what?
Junior Walker – Helluva Pasties Adult Walker – New Outlook Junior Float – Ladybirds Adult Float – Callington Bowling Club Best in Carnival – Callington Bowling Club
There was an objection to the Adult Walker as they were dressed as St Trinians pupils, so should they be judged in the Junior Category. The objection was overruled because those wearing the costumes were definitely over 16!!!!!
Callington Bowling Club strike again, winners for two years in a row. They looked amazing as Sir Francis Drake playing bowls while the British Navy waited calmly, with the Spanish Armada following on behind. You’ve never seen anything like it!
So who is going to challenge the Bowling Club for top spot next year? Citizens Advice Bureau returns to Callington
Thanks to sponsorship from Callington Rotary Club and a grant from the Cornwall and East Devon Rotary District (1175), the CAB will return to Callington for a 12-month trial period starting in August. The CAB will be available in the Town Hall, on the last Friday of the month starting on the 25th August at 10.00am. Initially on a pop-in basis. The Rotary Club hope that this will bring a very useful service to the town making the advice and assistance that the CAB can give more accessible in this area.
Mount Kelly Choral Society News
The Mount Kelly Choral Society (charity no. 1172838) in Tavistock will be starting the new term on Thursday September 7th. This mixed choir always welcomes newcomers. They sing a wide variety of choral works and perform two or three concerts a year. Although aspiring to high standards, anyone who wishes to develop their singing abilities is welcome. Auditions are usually only required if the section for the voice concerned is oversubscribed. The choir is very friendly, reasonably serious but NOT SOLEMN! You can attend up to six rehearsals on a trial basis, without obligation.
Rehearsals are on Thursday evenings from 7.30 to 9.30 in the Melvin Hall at Mount Kelly College and the first one of the new term will be on Thursday, September 7th, when work will start on Handel’s Ode on St. Cecelia’s Day and Rutter’s Magnificat for the concert on Saturday, 18th November in St. Eustachius’ Church, Tavistock.. After Christmas, we will be rehearsing Mozart’s Great Mass in C Minor for a concert on March 17th, also in St. Eustachius’ Church. Annual subscriptions are £50 full subscription, £40 concessionary and £25 for under 30s. Membership is free to anyone under 18.
Mount Kelly College is on the left, off the A386, leading out of Tavistock towards Okehampton. Ample parking is available. Enter through the main door and ask anyone for the whereabouts of the Melvin Hall. If you are coming for the first time, it is suggested you arrive by 7.15. For more information visit http://www.kellychoralsociety.com or contact Membership Secretary, Nick Greaves 01822 616702 - [email protected] or Chairman, Graham Reed 01822 840002 – [email protected]
Page 7 Callington Heritage Centre
August, the silly season as I call it, is with us. The Summer so far has been an extraordinarily busy period for us what with attendance at the “Genealogy Day” at Liskeard and various Museums in Cornwall, meetings at which Callington has had a presence during which training and discussion of protocols takes place. Thanks to Roy and Elaine who have kept us in the loop.
We have a number of silver cups relating to the Carnival and were recently contacted by Gwen James regarding the first entry on a particular cup. We do not have the plinth which would have carried the ‘title’ of the Cup but suspect it was awarded to Queens or Queen of Queens as the first entry was for Trudy Hambly of Callington who won it in 1971. To show how far afield entries were received is to acknowledge the winners who came from such places as Mt Charles, Whetstone, St Ewe, Camelford, Launceston, Pensilva, Calstock and St Germans!
After the recent generous donation from Callington Singers to the Heritage Centre we have, thanks to the eagle eye of Scott Sanders, also been admitted to the Tesco ‘Bags of Help’ scheme. This enables organisations, clubs etc in S.E. Cornwall to apply for funding with various amounts of money at stake based on a voting system to be found in their Stores. Once admitted, you are assured of the basic amount £1,000 but this can be increased subject to the success of your organisation in the local vote. So the verdict is, get in to your local Tesco and take part. It has already been agreed that the windfalls coming our way should be utilised to firstly up grade our old and very slow computer system. So following a presentation at a committee meeting when minimum standards and options for a new installation were discussed, it was agreed to obtain quotes from suitable providers as we are obliged to do. Thanks to the Old School and Stoke Climsland News we have been made aware of a delightfully Nostalgic 16 minute black and white film made in 1952 titled ‘Rover makes Good’. Basically a kind of Famous Five/ Lassie adventure which takes place on Kit Hill. Features Luckett Station and a local farm. The film made by the late John Dooley 1921 – 2005, of Albaston, a prolific documentary and travel film maker, is available at the Heritage Centre to view. More about him and his career in a later Newsletter.
As usual we are open every Friday 10am – 4pm and the first Saturday of the month. Contact Kay Greenstock 01579 383209 and Chris Cansfield 01752 851403 / Museum 01579-389506.
The photo of Jean Easterbrook nee Abell, who paid us a visit to point herself out in one of the Carnival pictures in which she was an Attendant. She won’t mind me saying that the photo was from 1949/1950. She was absolutely thrilled that we had got this photo showing her in her Carnival dress. It brought back many fond memories.
FREE First Aid training In conjunction with funding from the Town Council and Callington Lions, first aid equipment has been purchased for the Community and FREE first aid training can now be offered to anyone in the Parish.
Please contact Mark Smith on 07817 101 788 or email:
Page 8 Callington U3A WALKING IN CORNWALL
Sue Kittow came to speak at our July meeting. Sue lives in Falmouth and writes books on Cornish Walks. She has always loved walking but now enjoys the company of Mollie Dog her Jack Russell who provides a means of chatting to other people and their dogs. She is an excellent photographer and showed us lots of her pictures, including a beautiful geographic sand sculpture she came across at Gwithian – made by an artist with a rake.
Sue used to write up her walks for the magazine Cornwall Today but thought about producing a book. So she re- visited and re-wrote 20 for her first effort, then set about trying to find a publisher. She found one in Wales and has kept going – both in the walking and writing sense. She was inspired by a friend to take a more themed approach and has written a book of walks connected to Writers in Cornwall and their favourite places. Following that came the television series of Poldark and Sue realised that someone else would write about the places used in the filming if she didn’t do it first. So she began, by her own admission, a little late in the day and working through the winter. The weather took its toll on her photography and she was faced with a bit of a scamper towards the publisher’s deadline trying to get pictures which were not indistinguishably grey and misty. She said she spent the Easter weekend driving around madly taking duplicate photographs because the sun had come out!
Sue expanded on her Poldark Walks and showed photographs of places used for filming accompanied by interesting facts. Charlestown stood in for Truro and many fishing scenes. The shipwreck scenes were set in Gunwalloe Cove. The two shipwrecks mentioned in Winston Graham’s books actually took place but on Perranporth beach. Dr Ennis and Caroline’s wedding took place in the tiny church of St Winnow, near Lerryn.
She is going to take on Daphne du Maurier next and I’m sure it will be as interesting as her work so far. Sue’s books are full of beautiful photographs and each walk has all the details of length – both in time and distance – terrain, how to get there, local facilities and a map. These are not walks with a list of points A to B and stiles and streams in between, however. They are written from her personal experience, mentioning who she went with or met on the way, what mischief Molly got up to and what discoveries were made by making a detour. From a swift perusal of her Cornish Writers book, I found it to be charming and to stand alone as a good read. As we sit in the indistinguishably grey and misty winters - which dogged her Poldark efforts – it reminds us of what is hidden in the cloak of Cornish cloud. The books are available via the usual places, Waterstones and Amazon for example.
Wilkins Self Defence
Beginners class for Kenpo Kids CLAIRVOYANT EVENINGS
starting on Clairvoyant evening are held twice a month (second and fourth Wednesday) in the Town Hall Monday 4th September Committee Room/Council Chamber from 7.30pm,
with different mediums each session. Callington Town Hall Entry is only £3.00 with free tea and coffee. We also have a raffle. 3.45pm to 4.45pm Our mediums for August are below but a list of Age 5 to 12 years future mediums can be supplied.
Qualified instructors with 30+ years Wednesday 9th August Committee Room, Town Hall in the art Jean Newell from Plymouth
For further information call Wednesday 23rd August Council Chambers Mark or Lesley Wilkins Stephen Haywood from Paignton 01579 384441 or 07463 086 993
Page 9 GREEN FINGERS IN CALLINGTON
Launceston Road Recreation Ground Sixth formers from Callington Community College have been out in force at Launceston Road Recreation Ground. As part of a project to get more young people helping out and contributing to the Community, they have prepared the raised flower bed in the Recreation Ground and planted some bedding plants supplied by the Town Council. By the time you read this, the flower bed should be planted up and looking very colourful. Photos will be in the next edition. Our thanks to the students and staff at the Community College for their hard work.
Fore Street The Rotary Club have very kindly donated £250 towards replenishing the flower planters in Fore Street. Town Council staff have planted an array of colourful bedding plants to brighten up the street. We think you will agree, they do look stunning! Many thanks to the Rotary Club for their very kind donation.
Grass Cutting in Callington and Kelly Bray
To view a list of areas in the Parish that the Town Council cut, please visit the following link: http://www.callington-tc.gov.uk/grounds-maintenance/.
CALLINGTON ARTS AND PRODUCE SHOW (Previously known as the Autumn Show)
Do you enjoy making cakes, sewing, growing flowers, fruit or vegetables? How about writing poetry or calligraphy? Are you an artist that loves painting, do crafts of any kind – make wine or jam, do sugar craft, flower arranging or ceramics? What about photography? We welcome your entries for the next show which is to be held on Saturday 16 September 2017. Doors open at 2.00pm.
Schedules are available from Hindles, Fore Street, the Town Hall, the Library and the Fish and Chip Shop by the Church.
If you require any further information please contact Margaret Lawrence (Show Secretary) on 01579 383833, she will be pleased to help. We look forward to hearing from you. Thank you to all who have supported us in previous years - without your support there would be no show.
A reminder to all those who won a trophy last year in the Callington Show, please return the trophy, cleaned, to Kivells, Fore Street, Callington by 1st September 2017. Thank you for taking part and your continued support.
Page 10 DIARY FOR AUGUST 2017
Fitness & Health: Fun Keepfit Class (every Monday) Town Hall 1.30pm - 2.30pm WeightWatchers (every Monday) Council Chamber 10.30am - 11.30am Pilates (every Tuesday) Town Hall 10.00am - 11.00am Total Body Conditioning (every Thursday) Town Hall 9.30am - 10.30am Kettlercise (every Wednesday) Callington Sport and Leisure 6.00pm - 7.00pm Kettlercise (every Friday) Callington Sport and Leisure 6.00pm - 6.50pm Fitness Yoga (every Friday) Town Hall 9.15am - 10.15am Zumba (Monday and Wednesday) Callington Sport and Leisure 7.00pm - 8.00pm Doryoku Ryu Karate Jutsu (every Monday) Town Hall 6.00pm - 7.00pm Slimming World (every Wednesday) Cricket Club 9.30am, 11.30am, 3.30pm, 5.30pm and 7.30p ***NEW FITNESS CLASS*** (every Tuesday) Town Hall 7.30pm to 8.30pm Contact Stephanie Rouse 07875 507 758
Council Meetings & Councillor Meetings: Town Council Meeting – (Tuesday 15th) 6.30pm Planning, Outside Services and Town Hall & Premises Town Council Meeting – (Tuesday 22nd) 6.30pm FGP and Full Council at 7.00pm Sheryll Murray Surgery - (Friday 18th) 12.30pm - 1.30pm Committee Room, Town Hall (by appointment only - call 01579 344428) Cornwall Councillor Surgery Andrew Long- (Saturday 26th) 10.00am to 12.00 noon Town Hall
Community Events: Country Market in Scout Hut (every Wednesday) ** PLEASE NOTE TEMPORARY CHANGE OF VENUE ** 2nd -Pannier Market, 9th-Town Hall, 16th-Town Hall, 23rd-Town Hall 8.45am - 12.00 noon Stonham Housing Advice Centre (every Wednesday) Town Hall 10.00am - 12.30pm Community Pop-In Cafe (every Thursday) Coronation Close Community Centre 10.00am - 12 noon CAVe Film Show (Thursday 24th) Town Hall. Doors open 7.00pm, film starts at 7.30pm (See page 4) Community Litter Pick (Saturday 26th) St Mary’s Square 10.00am. ALL WELCOME
Children Activities: Brownies (7-10yrs) (every Tuesday) 5.30pm - 7.00pm 07837440634 or 01579 382015 Guides (10-14yrs) (every Tuesday) 7.00pm - 8.30pm 07837440634 or 01579 382015 Seniors (14-25yrs) will be running the same time as Guides 07837440634 or 01579 382015 Beavers (6-8yrs) (every Thursday) 5.30pm - 6.30pm - Beaver Leader - Alison Hurn 07542 366 369 Scouts (10½-14) (every Thursday) 6.45pm - 8.00pm - Jason Ellway 07976 062029 (From September the Scouts will meet on Wednesdays 7.00pm - 9.00pm) Cubs (8-10½) (every Thursday) 6.45pm - 8.00pm - Cub Leader - Jan Rider 07970 462458 St John Ambulance Badgers (7-10 yrs) (every Friday) 5.00pm - 6.30pm 07817964361 St John Ambulance Cadets (10-18yrs) (every Friday) 5.00pm - 7.00pm Unit Leader Paula Richards FREE Family Film Show (Saturday 19th) Town Hall 2.00pm (see page 3) Smurfs - The Lost Village
Local Groups: Ballroom & Sequence Dance (Saturday 5th) Town Hall 7.30pm - 10.30pm Tea Dance (Friday 4th & 18th) Town Hall 2.00pm - 4.30pm Age UK Lunch Club (every Thursday) Town Hall 11.45am - 1.45pm Callington Town Band (every Thursday) Cemetery Chapel, Liskeard Road Contact Shirley Morse 350336 Callington Singers (every Thursday) Callington Primary School 7.15pm - 9.00pm Callington Memory Cafe (Saturday 12th & 26th) Council Chamber, 2.00pm - 4.00pm Callington Astronomy Club (First Friday of the month) St Dominic Village Hall 7.30pm - 10.30pm Callington Camera Club (Third Friday of the month) Scout Hut, Callington 7.00pm - 9.00pm Royal British Legion (Second Tuesday of the month) Bulls Head, Callington 7.30pm Callington WI (Second Wednesday of the month) Council Chamber, 7.30pm (NO MEETING IN AUGUST) New Outlook (every Tuesday except 4th of the month) Council Chamber 10.00am -12 noon Callington Bowls Club Free taster/practice Friday evenings from 6pm. Contact Graham Body to arrange alternative times for coaching or having a trial on 01579 350332
Page 11 BRUCE SWEEPSCLEAN PROFESSIONALLY REGISTERED RELIABLE CHIMNEY SWEEP
Excellent service ‘Mess free’ work Cowl & Bird Guard fitting Removal of bird nests and blockages Camera Liners & Twin Wall Liners Supply of stoves and accessories
Appliance and Chimney safety advice HETAS Registered Sweep and Member of APICS
Call us now on 01579 351478 or 07772 686772/07768 750669
CHIMNEYS SWEPT FROM JUST £40.00 MARTINE COX
ITEC Diplomas in Anatomy, Physiology & Body Massage and Sports Massage
MASSAGE Therapeutic, Sports and Remedial Massage
Tel: 01579 370938 or 07807 777 173 Email: [email protected] Stoke Climsland PL17 8PH
NICOLA GREENE CHIROPODY BSc (hons) Podiatry McHs It costs from HPC Registered Chiropodist/Podiatrist £15.00 plus VAT Home Visit Practice Full range of footcare treatments including: to advertise in this space
Nailcare Corns and Calluses Please contact Thickend Nails Jo Dry cracked skin Diabetic foot assessments on 01579 384039 or email
Tel: 01579 590027 Mob: 07786164 205 [email protected] Email: [email protected] if interested
Page 12
Home Visiting
Callum Hill DipCFHP, MPSPract
Established and built on reputation
Thickened Nails Corn Removal Callus Reduction Ingrowing toenails Complementary Foot Massage
01579 388 736