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Lewannick, Polyphant & Trevadlock Newsletter Number 203 February 2003 Lewannick, Polyphant & Trevadlock Newsletter Threats to community life This month there is news of threats to two St Martin’s Church to be demolished? important parts of our community. In both You could be excused for thinking this is so when you see the shoring cases there is something we can do, if we up of the wall at the East end of the building. are prepared to make a little effort. As you will see from the article alongside, the church is in dire need of our support in raising what seems like a huge amount of money. This isn’t quite as bad as it seems, as the money doesn’t all have to be raised before works can start, and fund-raising may continue for several years. However, it is a serious challenge which we have to face. Even though the majority of the parish do not use the Church on a regular basis, I’m sure that most of us are grateful for it’s presence in time of need, for festive services and for it’s churchyard. It is also a landmark, an historic piece of architecture and a focus for the village and parish. Even those who never use the Church for religious purposes should feel that a part of it belongs to them. It is part of everyone’s heritage, and should be preserved. A few phone conversations I’ve had seem to indicate there is much enthusiasm already for this project. The other threat is to the Post Office, as you will see below. The Government’s new arrangements for paying benefits could have serious consequences for Post Offices such as ours, and are yet another blow to small Fear not, help is on the way. English Heritage plan how to raise our share of the money, a businesses struggling to survive in difficult have been persuaded to give a grant of group of people will be gathered together, conditions. We must do everything possible £80,000 towards the urgent repairs, on to preserve this valuable amenity. It would with a meeting being held sometime in be a very sad day if we ever lost the shop and condition that work is started this year. February in the Village Hall. Post Office so please lend your support in For our part we must raise in excess of Will ANYONE who wishes to help please every way you can, and use your Post Office. £40,000. call Maurice Holden on 782820. We are In these situations it’s always easy to This is a one-off opportunity and too sure you would not like to see the Church think “what difference can I make”, but, if we good to miss. In order to share ideas and disappear. all pull together, we can make a difference. On a lighter note (?), did you see ‘The PARISH COUNCIL Poisoned Sandwich’? Alan Ravenscroft, the We are sad to announce the death of executive producer at Carlton, is keen to hear Lewannick Parish Council met at Polyphant Lizzie White, long standing resident of your comments. Apparently the series has on Thursday 16 January. Lewannick, supporter of the Church gone down well, and has doubled the best The footpaths for the parish were and local organisations, and a pillar of previous ratings for that slot on Carlton West discussed and it was agreed that we village life. Country tv. Let me know what you thought would invite Brian Stringer to carry out the Born in Newlyn, she came to and I’ll pass your comments on to him. maintenance works as in previous years. Lewannick when her father became David We have also agreed to opt for Option A village policeman. They lived in the whereby the paths are maintained by us to house which is now Vera Werring’s. LEWANNICK POST OFFICE & STORES the highest level. If anyone who uses the Lizzie was a great supporter of the village pantomime and was still selling footpaths experiences problems can they draw tickets well into her 80s. IMPORTANT CHANGES please let us know. We extend our sympathy to Ken, As you may well be aware, the future The bus shelter for Polyphant is still and the White family and join in of rural Post Offices is under threat under discussion. We have requested a celebrating a rich and fulfilled life. following the Government’s intention to further site meeting with Rob Constance pay all child benefits and pensions direct A memorial service will be held from CCC Highways. We are concerned into bank accounts. in St Martin’s Church on Saturday 1st that any public transport that would be Although not widely reported you February at 2pm. encouraged to go through the village, as a will still be able to collect these benefits direct result of the proposed shelter, would in cash at the Post Office. clerk, Alisa, Medrow, Polyphant, PL15 7PS for In due course you will receive a letter not impinge onto the green in anyway. a tender pack. Applications for tender need asking for your bank details. Please feel We will inform you of the outcome of this to be received by Monday 17 February. free to bring these letters to the Post meeting. Our next meeting will be held at Office for advice. Thankyou, Karen Grass Tenders If anyone wishes to quote for the maintenance of Polyphant Green Lewannick Village Hall on Thursday 20 and Lewannick can they please write to the February at 8.00pm. LEWANNICK VILLAGE HALL NEWS LEWANNICK CHURCH NEWS AND METHODIST CHURCH PREACHERS Record profits for Panto DIARY DATES FOR JANUARY AND EVENTS FOR JANUARY Lewannick Amateur Dramatic Society wish Sunday Services at St Martin’s Church Superintendent Minister to thank everyone who supported the Sun 2 Short Communion 9.15am Rev. Roger Green – Tel: 01566 782240 Sun 9 Morning Prayer 10.30am Pantomime, both those who devoted their Polyphant Morning Service 10.30 am Sun 16 Family Service 9.15am time and effort in participating and helping, Sun 2 Peter Bloye Sun 23 Holy Communion 10.30am and those who came and enjoyed the Sun 9 Andrew Baker entertainment. A record profit of £1,700 was Sun 2 Bowden Derra 8pm Sun 16 Albert Thorn raised for charity. £850 has been donated to Sun 16 Methodist Joint Service, Village Sun 23 Rev. Roger Greene (9.30am) activity groups for the blind in Cornwall, and Hall 6.30pm Events: £850 to SCOPE, the charity for cerebral palsy, DIARY DATES Wed 12 Coffee Morning 10.30 – 11.30am. to help sufferers in Cornwall. Wed 12 Fellowship Group Meeting at Janie Lewannick* Morning Service 11 am Whist Drives Fishers 8pm Sun 2 Neville Helme Saturday 8th February Sun 23 Sunday Lunch at the Holden’s. Sun 9 Rev. Roger Greene Saturday 22nd February Ring 782820 Sun 16 Own Arrangement A new season of whist drives starts on the Mon 24 PCC meeting, Village Hall 7.30pm Sun 23 Henry Stanbury 8th February at 7.30pm in Lewannick Village *NB Lewannick services in the Village Hall Hall. All are welcome, and any donations of prizes will be very gratefully received. Profits THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH: METHODIST CHURCH NEWS ITEMS will be in aid of the Church. Further dates are Let brotherly love continue. Readers who would like to know a little booked for March and April. More info from Be not forgetful to entertain strangers: for more about the Methodist Church in the Kevin on 782393. thereby some have entertained angels Parish should contact either Christine unawares. – Hebrews 13 v1-2 Balsdon, Trewanta Hall, Lewannick, Tel. 01566 782294 or Owen Withers, The Warren, Monthly Coach Trip Polyphant, Tel. 01566 86337. Thursday 27th February to Truro. Seats The Web site For more details about Methodists and £4, pick up points as usual. Enquiries and Lewannick Parish has had a web site for a its organisational structure you can also bookings, telephone June Smith on 782901. year now. www.lewannick.info has been contact The Launceston Area Circuit visited 2,400 times by over 500 different Administrator, Ken Pooley, at the Circuit people. We are now top of the listings on Recycling collections Office 01566 772797 Mon. – Fri. 9.15 google.com for Lewannick, and hopefully This month’s collections will be on Tuesday – 11.15am. the problem which caused us to regularly 11th and Tuesday 25th. But, please use the For contacts and an historical review of the drop off has now been fixed. paper bin in the Village Hall car park for all church at Polyphant you can now use the During the year we have regularly been magazines and newspapers as this directly Circuit Website: www.lamc.org.uk select reporting news and events in the parish, benefits the Village Hall. contacts – Polyphant. and there are now over 250 photos available Leading Lights Pantomime Group taken at various events. We have a weather station linked to the Inny Vale Embroiderers Guild Why not come along and enjoy an evening Next meeting 20th February. Polyphant web site which uploads the current weather with us at North Hill Village Hall, and bring Community Centre 2.00-4.00 pm. Further conditions every 30 minutes, 24 hours a your families and friends. It will be well information tel. Bettie on 86381. worth it. For tickets please ‘phone Jane and day. Coverage will be extended shortly to John Holden on 01566 782749 or me, on several more pages which will give forecasts, Polyphant WI 01579 363635. explanations and information about the The next meeting will be on Wednesday Phyllis Harrison.
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