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The Villager June-August 2017 Have you had your say about the future of Dobwalls and Trewidland? If not - why not? Neighbourhood Plan Initial Questionnaire results Prize Draw Winners Dobwalls and Trewidland Parish Council ELECTION RESULTS! Dobwalls and Trewidland Parish Council Elections May 2017 Elected Contact details and responsibilities For the Dobwalls Ward Marie Morford (Dobwalls) Details to be confirmed (291) John Dunn (Dobwalls) Details to be confirmed (284) Davina Finch (Dobwalls) Details to be confirmed (219) Peter Scott (Dobwalls) Details to be confirmed (216) Tracey Kitto (Dobwalls) Details to be confirmed (211) Helen Joy Blee (Dobwalls) Details to be confirmed (196) John Henry Collis (Dobwalls) Details to be confirmed (157) Ailsa Tween (Dobwalls) Details to be confirmed (155) For the Trewidland ward (south/west including Doublebois) Hugh Francis (Trewidland ) Details to be confirmed (not contested) Mhairi Mackie (Trewidland) Details to be confirmed (not contested) Vacant position Cornwall Council Elections The results of the 4th May 2017 elections for Cornwall Council were: Liskeard West and Dobwalls ward Jane Pascoe (Conservative) Trewidland - Menheniot ward Phil Seeva (Conservative) Disclaimer: The Villager magazine is published by Dobwalls and Trewidland Parish Council to provide information for parishioners. Views and opinions presented in the magazine are solely those of the Author/s and do not necessarily represent those of the Parish Council. 2 May 2017 Parish Council Election Results May 4th saw elections of a new Parish council for Dobwalls and Dobwalls Trewidland. Nine local people stood as candidates for the eight councillor places representing the ‘Dobwalls ward’ of the parish Trewidland (Dobwalls village, from the railway to the north east).The newly elected members of the parish Council are shown opposite. The ‘Trewidland ward’ (which covers the southern and western areas of the parish including Doublebois and Boduel) had only two candidates standing for re-election, so both were confirmed. However this does mean that there is still one council place designated for this ward which has not been filled. Parishioners in the western area of the parish e.g. Doublebois or Boduel etc. might consider putting themselves forward to represent this area in the future. Responsibilities of new Parish Councillors will be agreed at the first meeting of new council at the Annual Parish Council meeting on the 17th May. Contact details for all councillors and details of their responsibilities will be available in the Minutes of this Annual Parish Council meeting, which will be available at: www.dobwallsandtrewidland.org.uk. Councillors will be pleased to give you advice on any matters relating to their area of the parish or responsibilities. Parish Council Meetings, All meetings start at 7.00pm and will be held on: June 21st at Dobwalls Church Hall July 19th at Trewidland Village Hall th August 16 at Dobwalls Church Hall Attending and participating in Parish Council Meetings Members of the public are welcome to attend any council meeting and can raise an issue or speak to the council about an agenda item under public participation which is usually towards the beginning of the meeting. The Agenda for each PC meeting will be posted on the Parish Council website and on notice boards in both Dobwalls and Trewidland, in advance of the meeting. 3 Thanks to retiring councillors Thanks to Del Mills for his great contribution to the parish over the many years in which he has served on the Dobwalls and Trewidland Parish Council (and as a Cornwall Councillor). Thanks also to Mike Hassill who retired from the parish council before the elections. Thanks are also due to Mike George who has represented the Liskeard West and Dobwalls ward of the parish for many years, and who has been a great supporter of the Dobwalls and Trewidland Parish Council. Reporting problems and raising issues If you have an issue that you feel the Parish Council should know about, please let us know. General problems may be reported to Dobwalls and Trewidland Parish Clerk, Linda Coles by email to: [email protected] or by post to: Mrs. Linda Coles, The Firs, Lower Metherell, Callington, Cornwall PL17 8BJ or by telephone: 01579 350962 Parish Marquee Several years ago the Parish Council purchased two 6m x 6m marquees (which can be assembled together to form a 6m x 12m unit). The marquees are available for use by any Parish organisations, free of charge and can be used by other parishioners for a donation towards their upkeep. However, please note that we do not generally allow the marquees to be used outside the confines of the parish. If you are interested in borrowing the marquee(s) please contact Peter Scott at Heads or Tales in Dobwalls, 01579 320128 or [email protected]. 4 5 Did You Know? Your Local /Community organisation can now have its details included on the Dobwalls and Trewidland Parish Council website! Just check out the webpage at http://www.dobwallsandtrewidland.org.uk Click on the ‘Add a Community Group’ link and submit the details of your group and its activities. The Parish website also now has a link to Cornwall Council’s Planning website where Planning Applications can be viewed and comments can be registered. Please let us know if your organisation has special events coming up in the Autumn months (Sept, Oct or November 2017) or if your regular dates or contact details have changed! – contact Linda Feek or Mhairi Mackie before the next publication deadline of 1st August 2017 6 JUNE Thu 1st Duloe WI: Annual outing Fri 2nd Liskerrett Centre: Film : A United Kingdom 2.30 & 7.30 [See article page 22] Fri 2nd Knit and Natter Mon 5th Dig Gardening club: Visit to Hidden Gardens, Treesmill, Par Sat. 10th Buffet Lunches [DUC] 12.00 – 1.30 Mon 12th Dobwalls Ladies: AGM [last meeting before September] Thu 15th Luncheon Club DMH Fri 16th Knit and Natter Fri 16th The Great Get Together (in memory of Jo Cox MP) joint event with Trewidland School and Community Group Wed 21st Dobwalls School Summer Fair Sat 24th Trewidland Midsummer Event: Village Safari Treasure Hunt/ BBQ with Licensed Bar, and Open Mic. Mon 26th Neighbourhood Plan Steering group meeting 6.30pm Dobwalls Football Club Fri 30th Knit and Natter JULY Mon 3rd DIG Gardening Club: Cream Tea at Oak Farm. Potato comp. & Raffle th Thu 6 Duloe WI: Ageing with Vitality by Trish Cherry Sat 8th Buffet Lunches [DUC] Fri 14th Knit and Natter Mon 17th Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group meeting 6.30pm Dobwalls Church Hall Thu 20th Luncheon Club DMH Fri 28th Knit and Natter Fri 28-29th Dobwalls Charity Beer Festival Highwayman Pub AUGUST Date TBA Duloe WI: Theatre trip to be arranged Date TBA Dig gardening club: Visit to Little Harbour Sat. 12th Buffet lunches [DUC] – see back cover for details Thu 17th Luncheon Club DMH s on in Dobwalls and Trewidland this Summer? st ’ Mon 21 Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group meeting 6.30pm Dobwalls Church Hall Sun 27th World SMITE Championships, Doorstep Green, St Neot, starting at 11am Details: facebook.com original smite What 7 G) 2.30 & 7.30pm Liskerrett Community Centre, Varley 8 Parish Litter-Pick Dobwalls had a good turnout for the 8th April Litter-pick! As a Parish Council we should be very pleased with the turn out and also on the way around two young children called Storm and Jamie tagged along to help. The full black bags shown below indicate what a worthwhile event it was for everyone involved. Trewidland’s Litter-pick was not quite such a community event, although Councillor Hugh Francis managed to collect a whole bag of litter between Horningtops and the lower end of Trewidland Village. Last year’s ‘Clean for the Queen’ efforts are still ensuring that the lanes in Trewidland have been more troubled by mud and potholes than by litter – though even the potholes have now been dealt with! 9 10 11 12 13 28th- 29th July Dobwalls Charity Beer Festival 14 Lunch at School… brings back good memories! Dobwalls School will be starting its Lunch project this Summer. In an attempt to help bridge the generation gap they are inviting retired members of the community into the school at lunchtime to share a meal with the children. Our meals are freshly cooked daily on site and will cost £2.64 for a main meal and pudding. At 12 noon Diners will be met by a child at the door and shown down to the hall where they will sit with a group of children and chat while eating the lunch they previously ordered. Our Wednesday menu is our roast day, always a popular choice amongst the children; however jacket potatoes or a vegetarian option is always available as well. Children usually take about half an hour to eat their meal and then go outside to play. You will be invited to go outside with the children if you wish where we have lots of seating available and where I am sure children will want to sit and chat with you. Lunchtimes ends at 1pm when the children return to class and bid you goodbye. Access around the school is good with a gentle slope leading down to the hall. Disabled toilets are close to the hall if required. We have no steps that need to be negotiated as we always have a slope option with plenty of hand rails. Our first lunch session will be at 12 noon on Wednesday 7th June followed by 14th, 21st, 28th June and then 5th, 12th,19th July. We would love to hear from you if you would like to come and join us. There is no commitment to visit every Wednesday.
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