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Helston Town Council Helston Town Council Konsel an Dre Hellys JULY 2019 mis Metheven Newsletter Lyther Nowodhow Message from the Mayor Messach dyworth an Mer Since Flora Day there has been quite a lot of It’s was a very proud morning for me and the town, activity as we preparing for summer. seeing so many of you there really touched my heart. Civic Service on Sunday 14th July was another There have been three Markets at the Monument great turn out. Our community groups and friends Walk. We hope to increase to more regular joined the parade with us to the Central Methodist markets as they become more popular. Our Chapel, marching to our wonderful Helston Town Climate Action Group and the Community Interest Band. I enjoyed chatting to so many of you on the Company are developing projects for the future. I day, thank you for your am optimistic that we can work together for a continuing support. positive outlook. Our good friends from RNAS Culdrose joined us in town for the Freedom Parade. Have a lovely summer. We were lucky to have the sun shining down on us as we witnessed this amazing event. New Helston Branded Aluminium Water Bottles Do you really need to by bottled water?? A million plastic bottles are bought around the world every minute and it’s predicted that this figure will rise by another 20% by 2021. In the UK we are using 38.5 million plastic bottles every single day and we are struggling to recycle half of those. 150 plastic bottles litter each mile of UK beaches. I’m sure you all agree that these facts that are provided by Surfers Against Sewage and ReFill UK are truly shocking!! Lets all come together and stop being part of the problem and start being part of the solution. One small change that you can make is to stop buying bottled water and get a refillable aluminium bottle– try not to get plastic ones as they eventually become part of the problem! We are currently selling our own Helston Branded Aluminium Water Bottles from The Guildhall at a cost of £7.50 with proceeds from the sales going to the Mayor’s Welfare Fund to support the Mayor’s charities. So not only would you be helping the environment, you would also be helping Kosel Dementia Trust and Mustard Seed! You can fill your bottle up at home and when you run out there are so many locations around town to get a refill, just pop in to any of the locations below and ask for a free water refill: Helston Farmers Markert, Fountain at the Lakeside Café, The Coinagehall (Wetherspoons), Henlys, Helston Town Council, The Open Door Café, Mustard Seed, Flora Cinema, Gillians Larder, Costa (Meneage Street), The Bell Inn, Costa (Tesco), Premier Inn, Maytree and Frugi. Helston Town Council, The Guildhall, Helston, Cornwall. TR13 8ST Tel: 01326 572063 Email: [email protected] www.helston-tc.gov.uk www.facebook.com/helstontc https://twitter.com/HelstonTCouncil John MacKay Environmental Award In June Helston Town Council was awarded the John MacKay Environmental Award as we have been taking steps towards tackling climate change and making Helston Plastic Free. We are all so honoured to have been recognised for this, which I’m sure you can tell from the chuffed faces to the right! We all still have a long way to go but hopefully this will encourage other town and parish councils to do the same. Lets save the planet together! Helston Relay for Life We are proud to announce that there How to get involved: will be an Overnight Relay 1) Start, join a team or take part as a survivor. Celebration Event on the 13th—14th June 2020 at Helston Boating Lake 2) Fundraise in the lead up to the Relay Relay for Life is the inspirational 3) Take turns walking around the track at the overnight community-led event that celebrates celebration life and honours those touched by cancer. For more information: Teams of friends, family, neighbours and colleagues fundraise Visit our website - www.helstonrelayforlife.org throughout the year within the community, raising all they can for the life-saving work of Cancer Research UK... then get Email to join a team - [email protected] together for a great overnight party of celebration and Pop into The Guildhall commemoration that everyone in the community can join in. During the Relay, team members take it in turns to walk round the lake at Coronation Park. This signifies the fact that cancer never sleeps. Relay isn't an athletic event - it's not about who does the most laps or who's fastest - it is a celebration of the hard work the teams have put in fundraising for a worthy cause. There will be a Survivors’ Lap of Honour and a Candle of Hope ceremony, to remember those affected by cancer. There’s entertainment from the local community including music, competitions, stalls and plenty of fun things to do... everything that goes to make up a great carnival atmosphere. Get your Recycling Bags at the Guildhall! We have had an astounding number of people come to our offices to get some recycling equipment. We have black recycling boxes and red, blue and orange bags available here at the Guildhall—these are free and you can collect them during our usual office hours. If you need information about the recycling scheme or when recycling is collected, please look at the Cornwall Council website. Please note that these are only available for domestic use. Weddings at the Guildhall Monument Markets On the second Thursday of every month we hold a market at Monument Walk. There are always lots of different stalls selling crafts, produce and more. Teas and Coffees are available from Helston Bowling Club. Come along and enjoy the relaxed ambience and lovely background music. Our next market is on Thursday 8th August from 10am - 2pm. Another Roundabout Revamp The Redruth Roundabout (pictured to the right) has now been revamped by our Grounds Maintenance Team with help from Cormac Solutions Ltd. We are all so happy with how it looks. This is the third roundabout in Helston that we have taken over and made more visually appealing for residents of the town and tourists visiting and passing through. Special thanks goes to PFS (Helston) Ltd (who are a local water, mechanical and engineering company based in the Water Ma Trout Industrial Estate) for their donation of £1,500 towards the project and to Helston Rotatory Club for their £250 contribution. The positive response we have had from all members of the community both online and in person has been so overwhelming but when you see the Falmouth Roundabout (pictured below) one year on from being planted, you can see what everyone is raving about! Grant Applications Trevenen Exhibition Does your Organisation or Charity need some extra funding for Are you a boy planning on going on to higher or further a specific project or activity? education? Emily Trevenen of Helston 1786—1856, gave a sum of money specifically to help boys from the Helston area with The Town Council will have a Grant Meeting at 7:15pm on the cost of further education. Thursday 19th September 2019 in The Guildhall. The Trevenen Exhibition is a bursary worth £140 a year for Organisations and Charities wishing to be considered for a grant three years. Apply by letter to Helston Town Council giving should collect an application form from The Guildhall or we can details of the course you’ll be studying and why you feel the email it to you. Please return completed applications to The bursary should be awarded to you. Closing date 27th Guildhall by Monday 8th September. September. Town Councillors North Ward NEWS UPDATES R J L Boase 07770 347544 M H Thomas 07879 277343 Seagull Proof Bags D J Potter 07971 848442 Rev D P Reed 01326 572303 Unfortunately, a lot of rubbish in town is being broken into M Kenchington 01326 561056 by seagulls as they are left out in easy to break in to black bin South Ward bags. This can easily be avoided by purchasing a Reusable R Williams 01326 572179 Seagull Proof Bag from The Guildhall for £3.50. J Martin 01736 763814 Mrs G A Geer 07974 817520 Please pass on this information and let others know that T Grattan-Kane 07747 866201 there is a very simple solution to this problem. R F Edgcumbe 07969 743264 West Ward Mrs F N E Boase 01326 573200 Mrs N Roberts 07889 191514 Town Clerk Chris Dawson 01326 572063 Deputy Town Clerk Pamela Lavelle 01326 572063 Mayor’s Secretary Jacqui Heath 01326 572063 Forthcoming events in Helston Administrative Assistant Katie Best 01326 572063 1st Aug - 31st Oct Guided Heritage Tours, Around Helston every Thursday Town Warden Craig Bowcutt 01326 572063 26th - 31st Aug Hellys International Guitar Festival, The Old Cattle Market Regeneration Officer 3rd - 20th Aug Summer of Think and Make, Cast Café, Helston Martin Searle 01326 558881 (Thursday & Fridays only) 24th Aug - 7th Sep Harvest Fair Shop Window Competition, Helston Shops Ground and General 31st Aug & 1st Sep Open Bowling Competition, Helston Bowling Club Maintenance Supervisor Ian Moore 01326 572063 7th September Family Fun Dog Show, The Old Cattle Market, Helston Ground and General 7th September Helston Carnival, Starts and Finshes at Tesco Car Park Maintenance Operatives Mark Jones 01326 572063 8th September Horticultural & Craft Show, The Old Cattle Market, Helston Dan Pierce 01326 572063 14th - 28th Sept Helston Makes It!, Museum of Cornish Life Helston Town Clerk’s office hours Monday to Friday 19th October Barn Dance, The Old Cattle Market, Helston 9.00am to 4.00pm Meeting Dates Freedom Parade September Planning 5th & 19th at 6:15pm Freedom Parade is a very important event in P, F & R * 10th at 7:00pm Helston as it symbolises the good relationship Full Council 19th at 7:15pm between the town and H M S Seahawk, RNAS Culdrose.
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