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January 2021 a Happy Cubert Parish News Nowodhow an Bluw JANUARY 2021 A HAPPY TO EVERYONE Blydhen Nowydh Da Happy New Year INCLUDED IN THIS ISSUE LIGHT BITS……… SERIOUS BITS…….. KID’S CORNER MOTORCYCLE TRAINING QUIZ PAGE CNDP UPDATE CROSSWORD WI BOOK REVIEW BIRD NOTES ECO NEWS POEM RECYCLING INFORMATION Cornish Language phrases related to the New Year can be found on the following website. If you click the phrases it also gives you the audio for pronunciation. Phrases for other occasions can be found here too. https://gocornish.org/resource/phrase-books/new-year/ Printed by Unit 6C, Treloggan Industrial Estate, Newquay TR7 2SX 01637 874012 JANUARY 2021 ADVERTISEMENTS 2 JANUARY 2021 POEM / MESSAGES 3 CRISP PACKET RECYCLING – UPDATE Unfortunately Prickles & Paws can no longer recycle crisp packets so please do not drop anymore off. Newspapers still welcome. Judy - Editor JANUARY 2021 ADVERTISEMENT 4 JANUARY 2021 KID’S CORNER 5 JANUARY 2021 ADVERTISEMENT 6 JANUARY 2021 QUIZ CORNER – BEAR FACTS 7 Give the name of each bear and then answer the questions below. Answer next month Picture Picture Question Question No No 1 Who invented this bear 11 What does the shop sell in which he works 2 Who created this stand up comedian 12 In which film does he appear 3 In which newspaper does this bear appear Who wrote the book on which the film was 13 4 Which organisation is he a mascot for based In which comic does this bear appear - the 5 Who loves this bear 14 6 Which actor was his fictitious owner comic first printed on 30th July 1938 Name one of the two other puppet 7 Who drew this bear in the classic books 15 characters 8 Which animal portrays Robin Hood Who is the fictional character and narrator 9 Who did the voice in the 2010 film of the African-American folktales in which In which film does this bear appear 16 10 this bear appears. He sang Zippity Doo Dah Hint - it is a sequel in the controverisal Disney film JANUARY 2021 ADVERTISEMENTS 8 JANUARY 2021 CROSSWORD 9 JANUARY 2021 ADVERTISEMENT 10 JANUARY 2021 CORNWALL ADVANCE MOTORCYCLISTS 11 JANUARY 2021 CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU 12 NEWSLETTER CONTACTS & INFORMATION The views and opinions expressed in this Newsletter do not necessarily reflect those of the editor. The editor reserves the right to refuse material for any reason whatsoever and cannot be held responsible for any errors or omissions which may occur in this publication. Email : [email protected] Web Site : www.spanglefish.com/cubertnews JANUARY 2021 CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU 13 Email : [email protected] Web Site : www.spanglefish.com/cubertnews JANUARY 2021 ADVERTISEMENT 14 JANUARY 2021 BIRD NOTES 15 At least 720,000 seabirds are caught accidentally by commercial fisheries worldwide, says the WWF and Sky Ocean Rescue. Conservationists are calling for cameras on fishing vessels to help lower their by-catch, and get a more accurate toll. Helen McLachlan said “Nature is in freefall and we need urgent action. Effective monitoring of fisheries will help us understand their true impact on wildlife and help minimise the needless death of seabirds and other marine mammals.” It seems Harry Potter fans were keeping owls and failed to look after them. The fad was inspired by his pet owl “Hedwig”. One went blind due to the unclean conditions. Owen Joiner of The Bird Gardens, a bird sanctuary in the Borders, Scotland said four were kept in boxes meant for taking cats to the vets. One went blind as a result of not feeding them properly or letting them roam. The blind female owl was teamed up with a rescued male. Author JK Rowling repeatedly urged fans not to keep owls as pets. A pair of Barn Owls are having the roof of their run-down home repaired after a £30,000 appeal in Shillingstone, Dorset. Even at the end of November, Rooks are apparently sizing up their nesting places. Rooks nest in colonies in tall trees. Crows which are also corvids tend to nest singly. Numbers of Greenfinches are slightly on the rise after a disease a few years ago nearly wiped them out. Bird flu is on the increase. 8 Swans from a family of 9 died with symptoms at Ulverston Canal at the end of November. On the 29th November around 10,500 Turkeys faced being culled after an outbreak of Avian influenza at a farm in North Allerton, North Yorkshire. A six-mile control zone was set up. The Department for Environment and Rural Affairs insist the virus does not affect food safety. This follows outbreaks at a chicken farm in Herefordshire and among geese and swans in Gloucs, Dorset and Devon. Public Health England said the risk to humans of the H5N8 virus was very low. I would advise taking some time to sanitise your hands after touching the bird feeders in your garden. I have recently received reliable reports of 12 Choughs being seen on the headlands near Mawgan Porth. What a success story for Choughs in Cornwall. The pair that I help to monitor have produced 8 offspring in the last 2 years. Many thanks for kind remarks about Bird Notes in the Newsletter. Nadelik Lowen (Happy Christmas) Rodney Phillips Email : [email protected] Web Site : www.spanglefish.com/cubertnews JANUARY 2021 ADVERTISEMENT 16 JANUARY 2021 CUBERT NDP 17 As we move into 2021 it is natural for people to look back, assess what has gone and look hopefully forward to what may be coming down the track. Clearly there is a universal hope that things will get better on all sorts of levels, not least with regard to Covid-19. I think what has been clearly evident throughout the pandemic is the willingness of individual members of communities to provide help and support for each other. It is this community awareness that I would like to harness and cultivate in 2021 in order to afford the Cubert NDP Steering Group the best opportunity to produce a development plan for the parish that is not only fit for purpose but that also carries as much support as possible from both residents and businesses alike.In the short term, the Covid-19 tiering restrictions prohibit any sort of meaningful public meeting. This does not however alter the fact that the opinion of the people of Cubert Parish remains the cornerstone of what will become the final report. With this in mind, the steering group has agreed the need to for us to harvest opinion through as many mediums as possible. The Cubert newsletter is a great way to get information out to people. What we are trying to achieve however is a two way flow, a dialogue and an accumulation of opinion. With this in mind, Tim Lord has completely overhauled the Cubert NDP website and provided the opportunity for people to join the “NDP Community” and through that be able to air their thoughts. He has created the ability for people to comment specifically on each of the priority areas separately in recognition of the fact that people have their own differing views and priorities. In a similar vein, we are looking to expand the usage of our Facebook page, put more information into the public domain and generate more interaction. For the information of those may not yet be aware the priorities identified to date are; priorities for new housing, future business development in the parish, traffic control and car parking, provision of sports and leisure facilities, protecting our heritage assets and green spaces and safe guarding our school facilities and potential expansion needs. The members of the Steering Group have formed sub-groups to assess the potential within each subject area. I would urge as many people as PLATFORMS possible to utilise the platforms that I’ve mentioned and which are https://www.cubertndp.co.uk shown to express their views. https://business.facebook.com/CubertNDP There remains the option to contact me directly at https://www.instagram.com/cubertndp/ [email protected]. JANUARY 2021 CRANTOCK MEMORY CAFE 18 Email : [email protected] Web Site : www.spanglefish.com/cubertnews JANUARY 2021 CUBERT METHODIST CHURCH 19 CUBERT SEA ANGLERS 1963 – 2020 “CLUB FISHING” A number of small eyed ray are being caught from local marks; the heaviest fish which has been weighed in on club scales is 9 lbs. It was hooked and landed by Wayne Harris, the bait being frozen sandeel on a running ledger trace. “DECEMBER COMPETITIONS” The Christmas Competition commences at 6.00 pm on Saturday 5th December 2020 and runs through to 10.00 am on Sunday 20th December 2020. Fishing for: 1st Prize “Most Species” 2nd Prize “Heaviest Fish” “CLUB CUPS AND TROPHIES” Would Club Members please return to Colin Hunt any cups and trophies by Thursday 4th February 2021, duly cleaned please. “NEW YEARS COMPETITION” A competition will run from the 1st January 2021 through to the 30th April 2021. Fishing for: “Heaviest Fish” “CLUB MEETINGS” Due to the Corona Virus the AGM scheduled for Thursday 7th January 2021 has been cancelled, the AGM will now take place on Thursday 4th February 2021 commencing on 8.00 pm and held at “The Treguth Inn” at Holywell, please bring your face masks. Brian Osborne JANUARY 2021 PARISH COUNCIL REPORT 20 Report of the Parish Council Meeting Wed 16th December 2020 PRESENT: Cllrs. N. Bradder, R.L.B. Spencer, D. Hopkinson, P. Wallis, A. Percy, T. Hulbert , J. Barritt and the Clerk: D. Hawken. APOLOGIES: Cllr. G. Rowe, W.C.Longden, Cornwall Councillor Adrian Dennis Harvey. Police Report – None. OPENING: The Meeting was opened at 7.00 pm, by the Chairman Cllr.
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