Things to DO Places to GO July – September 2007

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There things to DO places to GO July – September 2007

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FOREWORD Welcome to the third edition of Out There, Kerrier District Council’s handy guide detailing things to do and places to go over the summer months.

This summer sees a bumper programme including;

Our fantastic art competition, to celebrate National Children’s Art Day. If you are a budding Barbara Hepworth or Kurt Jackson then get your brushes, crayons and pencils out, and get creative.....

The summer holiday programme of activities for our younger residents includes regular opportunities to be sociable, get active, have fun and get outside. This summer’s programme includes power kiting, surﬁ ng, capoeira, arts and crafts, beach games, kayaking and much more.

Coming soon to Helston Sports Centre is the new skate boarding styled inﬂ atable. It has massive ramps and jumps and is a perfect way to entertain the kids on a rainy day.

Why not make the most of our special offers over July and August, with free entry into Helston Museum and a discounted family swim voucher for Helston Sports Centre.

Kerrier boasts some 45 miles of coastline with professional lifeguard cover on our ﬁ ve premier bathing beaches. This year we are also offering regular updates on bathing water quality.

I hope you ﬁ nd this latest edition a useful and inspirational tool over the summer months, and I hope to see you out and about enjoying the many things we have to offer.

Barry Manning Chief Executive, Kerrier District Council

There things to DO places to GO

Contents

4 Get Creative Celebrate National Children’s Art Day

5 Kerrier’s Beaches Water Quality on Kerrier’s Beaches Summer Holidays, going to the Beach?

7 Helston Folk Museum

11 Helston Sports Centre

14 Sports Opportunities Over 50’s Leisure Weeks We can get Active

16 Activities for young people that live in Kerrier

27 Discover Coronation Park, Helston

28 Sports and Play Equipment

29 Contacts

30 Map of our facilities

31 Special Offers Art work by Merryn from Coverack School

Bedheugh Awenek

Thursday 28th June 2007- Saturday 1st July 2007 Celebrate National Children’s Art Day

To celebrate National Children’s Art Day, Kerrier Leisure are running a drawing competition entitled ‘Things to do, and places to go in Kerrier during the summer’. The winning designs will be featured in the next edition of Out There. There will also be an exhibition of all entries at Helston Folk Museum in the Autumn

There are three categories of age group: Under 5’s 5 – 10 year olds 11 – 16 year olds

All drawings must be done on A4 size paper with name and contact details provided. Entries can be dropped in to Helston Folk Museum, Helston Sports Centre or posted to ‘Things to do, places to go in Kerrier Competition’, Kerrier Leisure, Kerrier District Council, Dolcoath Avenue, Camborne, TR14 8SX.

Entries close on Friday 25th August 2007, with a presentation to the winning entries on Saturday 8th September 2007 at Helston Folk Museum.

Please note that it will not be possible to return entries.

4 5 ‘ KERRIER’S BEACHES Trethow Keryer Do you swim, surf or play in the sea at one our beaches?

Have you ever wondered how clean the water is?

Well, the really good news is that the quality of water at Kerrier’s main beaches is frequently monitored during the summer. More importantly it regularly meets the highest standards set by the European Bathing Water Directive.

For 2007, we’d like to share this information and we can now email the water quality results directly to individuals. This information is provided in an easy-to-read table format that provides more detail about water testing and also gives historical results. If you would like to receive a weekly update about the quality of water at your local beach please email us at [email protected] and we’ll add you to our new mailing list.

The beaches that are monitored include: Church Cove (Gunwalloe) Porthallow Coverack Porthleven Kennack Sands Porthoustock Poldhu Portreath Polurrian Praa Sands

Naturally, email addresses that you provide will only be used for providing information about bathing water quality in Kerrier and will not be passed to any other organisation.

For more information about bathing water quality please see the Council’s website.

4 5 SUMMER HOLIDAYS, GOING TO THE BEACH? Havyow, ow mos dhe’n treth? Kerrier hosts some of the Country’s most attractive coves and beaches – great for having fun, relaxing with friends and enjoying the sea!

Whether you’re sunbathing, swimming or surﬁ ng, please take a few moments to read our simple notes and help yourself to stay safe –

Please: Take Care – be aware of potential dangers Read information notices Use life guarded beaches Swim between the red and yellow ﬂ ags Watch children continuously Stay away from cliffs Avoid swimming for an hour after meals Avoid using inﬂ atables in the sea

Ideally, always use a beach that has a professional lifeguard patrol. Lifeguards are employed by the Council to ensure visitor safety.

KERRIER LIFEGUARD PATROLS 2007 (10am – 6pm daily)

Diskudhewgh Gwithti Gwerin Hellys

Do you know where you can ﬁ nd the following?

A massive cider press, a sailor’s pigtail, a bal-maiden’s hammer, cycles, a painting of Cornish wreckers, a 17th century church collection bag, a Breeches Buoy, old horse-drawn ﬁ re appliances, 1950s kitchenalia, a Cornish range, a 19th century seed drill, Mine Captain’s trousers, costumes from Georgian times to the 1950s, a Butcher’s horse-drawn cart, mineral collections, coins and medals, a blacksmith’s forge, a horseshoe made by Bob Fitzsimmons, old toys, Richard Trevithick’s walking cane and much, much more.....

Right in the centre of Helston, that’s where!

KERRIER LIFEGUARD PATROLS 2007 (10am – 6pm daily)

Portreath 26th May – 16th September Praa Sands 26th May – 16th September Poldhu Beach 26th May – 16th September Gunwalloe & Porthleven Beaches 23rd July – 4th September Polurrian Beach (weekends only) 28th July – 2nd September 6 7 DISCOVER MORE... Diskudhewgh Gwithti Gwerin Hellys ‘In the mornings when I am doing my rounds, I can see this view from one of the stairways, and I am particularly fond of it. There has been a recent housing development in what was Jewson’s Yard, and it has been fascinating watching it take shape, and now I can see people sitting on their balconies or hanging out their washing. Other than this, the view is mostly unchanged in my lifetime’. Janet Spargo, manager of Helston Folk Museum Early Learning Area We chose a kitchen theme for this area, to complement our strong domestic section, and so that children could see the difference in today’s colourful kitchens with light utensils compared to the Victorian dark and heavy items. It is well-used by young children who can often be seen making mock cups of tea and meals for their visitors!

We hope to expand this further this year with feely bags and art materials.

A great way for young people to fi nd their way around the Museum is to have a go at the free permanent colour trail for very young children or the free Summer Trail worksheet for children aged 4-12. “Toy Department Upstairs” For more than fi fty years this sign was seen hanging in Eddy’s Toy Shop in Meneage Street. Eddy’s and Sons have been in business in Helston for over one hundred and forty-fi ve years, so has been a part of everyone’s lives. The store closed in March, and we have been lucky enough to have the sign installed in the museum. It now shows the way to our Boys’ and Girls’ Toy Shop display, and will continue to delight the eye! 8 9 DOWN THE MINE... Down y’n bal

During May, it was national Museums & Galleries Month. Helston Museum held four very successful events during the month, one on each Saturday. The theme this year was “Mining” and in the photograph former miner Mark Kaczmarek, who entertained his audience with fascinating tales from his days down the mine.

Helston is a former coinage town, which does not mean that it produced its own coinage, but that it held the right to assay the blocks of tin. The tin had to be brought to certain centres (in Helston that was the Coinage Hall) for the collection of taxes on the tin. If it reached the required standard, it was stamped with the duchy arms as a guarantee of its quality. There were ﬁ ve coinage towns in Cornwall – Lostwithiel, Liskeard, Bodmin, Truro and Helston.

About a hundred mines were worked in the Helston district, reaching their peak in the early 19th century.

Although principally worked for tin, copper was also found in some Diskudhewgh Gwithti mines, as well as a few lead mines, some of which had a high content Gwerin Hellys of silver. Today, this is recalled in the names of Higher and Lower Silver Hill in the Godolphin Road area of Helston. Indeed, Godolphin Road is named after the Godolphin family, who were owners of the largest mine in the area, Wheal Vor, which was likened “ unto a mint” for that family as it was so successful!

The mining section in Helston Museum holds many fascinating items, including an original set of miner’s candles, as well as hot marks for tin.

8 9 MEZZANINE GALLERY EXHIBITIONS 2007

Our Mezzanine Gallery has regular exhibitions of craft and paintings. A fantastic range of exhibitions have been planned for 2007, why not pop in and have a look...

Saturday June 23rd – Friday July 6th Joy Guiver is holding an exhibition of crafts.

Saturday July 7th – Friday 20th July Artist Terri Bunn shows mainly abstracts.

Saturday July 21st – Friday August 3rd Artist Joyce Carpenter.

Saturday August 4th – Friday August 17th Paintings by local artist Coral Spencer.

Saturday August 18th – Friday August 31st Bold and exciting paintings by local artist Suzy Robinson.

Saturday September 1st – Friday September 14th Artist David Collings.

Saturday September 15th – Friday September 28th Artists Penny Dingley and Marie Magor.

For more information visit the Kerrier website.

10 11 WELCOME to

Dynnargh dhe Gresenn Sportys Hellys Helston Sports has a 6 lane, 25 metre swimming pool, an excellent ﬁ tness studio catering for all levels and a separate free weights room. There is also a Wellness Studio for group exercise classes.

We now have improved access to the swimming pool with a new pool lift. This will allow the pool to be accessed by a wider range of swimmers who may have found it difﬁ cult to enter the pool using the steps.

Helston Sports Centre Opening Times:

Monday – Thursday 6.30 am – 10.00 pm Friday 6.30 am – 9.00 pm Saturday & Sunday 7 am – 6.00 pm

POWER LIFTING EVENT, SUNDAY 19th AUGUST 2007

Helston Sports Centre will be holding their very ﬁ rst Bench Press Power Lifting Competition at the Fitness Studio on Sunday 19th August 2007, organised by their very own Strong Man – Jeff Yates (Runner Up, Cornwall Strongest Man 2006). Newcomers welcome!

If you are interested in taking part please contact Jeff on 01326 563320.

10 11 THE FITNESS STUDIO WHAT’S IN A NAME? An Studio Yaghter

When we hear the word ‘GYM’ many people conjure up the image of large muscle bound men sweating and grunting! This image often puts most people off even considering the notion of stepping through the door. For those of you who are now nodding in agreement it may be a surprise to hear that modern Fitness Studios (posh name for gym!) are far from this!

The Fitness Studio at Helston Sports Centre was added to the facilities over 7 years ago. Since then it has seen many different people from all walks of life, shape, size, age & ability come through its doors. Some people come along for the obvious reasons – to loose weight, improve their ﬁ tness and improve their sporting activity. But the gym isn’t just about breaking into a sweat. Some people come because they enjoy the social side, meeting new people and sharing stories, others have come along because regular physical activity has improved their quality of life.

One member in particular has felt the beneﬁ ts of our Fitness studio. John started at the centre approximately 6 months ago, he was referred to us through our Fresh Start GP Referral Scheme. John suffered a stroke 2 years ago which resulted in paralysis of his right arm and leg. He says that since coming to the gym he feels he has progressed rapidly and has seen a huge improvement in the movement & function of his arm and leg. To the extent that he is now able to swim a width of the pool and has recently passed his assessment to drive again. He says “I would recommend the gymnasium to anyone and if I can do it anyone can!”

So, don’t tell yourself ‘I’ll do it tomorrow’ or ‘I’m not ﬁ t enough to go there’, take 5 minutes to come in and speak to our ﬁ tness team who will be happy to show you around. 12 13 SUMMER ACTIVITIES AT HELSTON SPORTS CENTRE Gwryansow Hav orth Kresenn Sportys Hellys With the holidays upon us we have some fantastic offers to get the family active during the Summer Holidays. A great opportunity to take advantage of the holiday swimming vouchers and Crash Course Swimming Lessons.

Crash Course Swimming Lessons throughout August

Helston Sports Centre’s intensive swim sessions during August are a great opportunity for young people to improve their swimming skills and get active. Suitable for young people aged 4.5+, a great offer at only £10 per course.

Mondays to Fridays during August 9 am – 9.30 am or 9.30 am – 10 am

Places are limited so advanced booking is essential.

Brand New ‘Skater Kids’ Themed Giant Pool Inﬂ atable

Defy the ramps & jumps for 15 metres to complete the challenge. Sessions will be running at the weekends and during the school holidays. An Studio Yaghter Suitable for competent swimmers aged 8 and above. So why not give it a try? Special offers available at the back of ‘Out There.’

Junior Fit Club ‘Get Together and Get Active’! Helston Sports Centre is launching a brand a new ﬁ tness scheme ‘Junior Fit Club’ on Tuesday 19th June 2007. The Fitness Team will be delivering an exciting mix of group exercises for young people aged between 12-15 years. It will be a great opportunity to make new friends, try new activities and get active.

Tuesdays 4.30pm – 5.30pm Sundays 10.00am – 11.00am £3.00 per child For further information about these Summer Activities please contact Helston Sports Centre.

12 13 SPORTS OPPORTUNITIES

Chonsow yn Sportys

This year’s Over 50s Leisure Weeks were organised over a period of two weeks and once again there were many exciting activities on offer such as Archery, Sailing, Golf, Bowls, Yoga, Scuba Diving, Sea Angling and more. 350 people took part in the 115 activity sessions that were on offer. The weeks proved to be immensely popular for yet another year with most people booking onto a number of activities over the two weeks. One participant said ‘it was the best day I have ever had, I will certainly take up Lugger Sailing’ and one of the coaches at Archers of the West said ‘24 people have joined our beginner’s course following the Over 50s Leisure Weeks’.

This project gives residents aged ﬁ fty plus in the Kerrier and Penwith Districts an opportunity to try a variety of activities free of charge. Not only do the participants enjoy trying new activities, the clubs and activity providers also beneﬁ t by increasing awareness of their club and sport and hopefully having new members join.

Special thanks to the steering group and local activity providers, without their continued support and enthusiasm these weeks would not be possible.

If you are aged 50+ living in the Kerrier and Penwith Districts and would like to receive future information about the weeks please contact Tracey Barter at LEAPActive on 01209 310062. 14 15 WE CAN GET ACTIVE Ni a yll dos ha bos Bywek Monday 9th to Saturday 14th July 2007

A week of Sports/Fitness Taster Sessions for anyone 16 years or older suffering or recovering from mental health problems.

West Cornwall Healthy Living Centre and the Mental Health Teams across West Cornwall are working with Fit for Life, the Health Promotion Service, Cornwall Centre for Volunteers, the Hub Club at Carn Brea, and numerous other agencies, to bring a range of taster sessions to mental health clients.

Physical activity is proven to aid recovery and the WE CAN Get Active event is designed to help to break down the barriers that deter people suffering from depression and low self-esteem joining a sports club or taking up a ﬁ tness programme.

Activities will include Canoeing, Horse Riding, Swimming, Cycling, Walk- ing, Sailing, Football, Badminton, Trampoline, Yoga and Body Balance.

How to book: Places are limited for all activities. Please phone (01209) 313419 during ofﬁ ce hours for booking, buddy support and transport information. Most activities are free, but canoeing, sailing and horse riding will carry a small charge. Cheques should be made payable to The Hub Club and sent to Hub Club Limited, Station Road, Redruth, Cornwall TR15 3QS.

Buddy Support: Cornwall Centre for Volunteers, Fit fot Life or Penwith Volunteer Bureau may be able to provide buddy support where needed. Phone in advance on the booking number (01209) 313419.

Transportation: In most cases you will be expected to make your own way to the events, but a minibus may be available for some activities, such as canoeing at The Bishop Forum Youth Activity Centre. Phone in advance on the booking number (01209) 313419.

Access: These events are open to all people living in Kerrier or Penwith who are recovering or suffering from mental health problems, whether you are registered with a mental health team, seeing your doctor or dealing with the problem on your own.

14 15 SUMMER HOLIDAY

ThereActivities for Young People that live in Kerrier Gwryansow Hav rag Tus Yowynk yn Keryer Most of our activities are for young people aged 8 and over. There are some for younger children who are accompanied by an adult, where indicated. Costs All sessions cost £ 5 except the Play Days

Discounts for booking multiple sessions 2 of the same for £9 4 of the same for £15 3 of the same for £12 5 of the same for £17.50

How to book: Places are limited for all of our activities so booking is essential. To reserve a place please phone: 01209 614449/614076 during ofﬁce hours. Booking lines are open from Tuesday 3rd July 2007. If you’re not already registered with the scheme please ask for a form when you reserve a place. Please write your child/rens name and activity on the reverse of the cheques, make it payable to: ‘Kerrier District Council’ and send it to: Sasha Dobrota, Kerrier District Council, Council Ofﬁces, Dolcoath Avenue, Camborne,TR14 8SX

Access W e welcome all young people fr om Kerrier, but it should be noted that access arrangements for some activities may need to be changed to maintain the highest levels of safety. In some cir cumstances a participant will need to be accompanied by a par ent/car er or support worker and this can be arranged with prior notice.

Staff All staf f ar e fully qualified in their sport or activity; have public liability insurance; an enhanced disclosur e; ar e highly experienced at running sessions for young people and families; have r ead our child pr otection policy and safe practice guidelines; ther e is always a qualified first aider available on our sessions.

Fees All fees ar e non r efundable unless we cancel the activity Meeting points Helston Community College Car Park (HCCCP) Carn Brea Leisure Centre Rear Park (CBLC) Old Cowlin’s Mill, Pool (OCM) Pool Business & Enterprise College (PBEC) Camborne Science & Community College (CSCC) 16 17 Mountain Biking

EVERY MONDAY AFTERNOON 1- 4 pm

Take to two wheels, and tackle some new and awesome off road tracks and trails

Session 1 – 6th August – CBLC

Session 2 – 13th August - HCCCP

Session 3 – 20th August CBLC ThereActivities AGE: 8s and Over for Young People that live in Kerrier WE PROVIDE: Bikes and Helmets

BRING: Your own helmet if you’ve got one, suitable clothes for the weather and mud, a drink and snack.

16 17 Arts and Crafts

EVERY MONDAY AFTERNOON 2- 4 pm

At the Helston Folk Museum

Session 1 – 6th August Come and create your own pre-war kitchen or shop, complete with ﬁ gures, furniture and props.

Session 2 – 13th August Come and explore the museums maritime collection, and make your own withy boats, mermaids, and ﬁ sh.

Session 3 – 20th August

Using the amazing costumes in the collection, come and create and decorate a fantastic wooden spoon character.

AGE: 8s and Over & under 8s accompanied by an adult

BRING: Dress for mess

18 19 SurFing

EVERY TUESDAY MORNING 10 am - 1 pm

It is the sport of Hawaii’s kings...so come and hang ten with us learn how to catch and ride waves at some of our coolest beaches.....

These sessions are suitable for beginners and intermediates

Session 1 – 7th August – HCCCP

Session 2 – 14th August – CBLC

Session 3 – 21st August – HCCCP

Session 4 – 28th August – CBLC

AGE: 8 and over

WE PROVIDE: Boards and Wetsuits

BRING: Your own wetsuit if you’ve got one, swimming kit, large towel, a drink, snack and sun cream.

18 19 Mountain Boarding

EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING

It’s like surﬁ ng, snowboarding and skating all rolled into one. Hop on a board, and tackle grass, woodland tracks and all sorts of off road terrain.

Session 1 8th August - Extreme Academy – OCM - 9.15am – 12.45pm

Session 2 15th August – North Country - OCM - 9.30am - 12.30pm

Session 3 22nd August - Extreme Academy – OCM 9.15am – 12.45pm

Session 4 29th August – Shruberries Hill, Porthleven meet there at 10am. Session ends 12pm

AGE: 8s and Over

WE PROVIDE: Boards, Helmets and Pads

BRING: Sun cream, suitable clothes for the weather and mud, a drink and snack. Your own board and helmet are optional.

20 21 Kayaking

EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING 10 am - 12 pm

Meet at Waterborne, Porthleven

Come and explore the ocean in a kayak, learn some brilliant techniques and play some awesome water based games...

Session 1 – 1st August

Session 2 – 8th August

Session 3 – 15th August

Session 4 – 22nd August

Session 4 – 29th August

AGE: 8s and Over

BRING: Swimming kit, towel, sun cream, old trainers or wetsuit boots.

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20 21 image: Flexifoil Power Kiting

EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 2.30 - 4.30 pm

Kiting is fun, exciting and can be mastered by anyone. Run around, pull a kite and feel it ﬂ y!

Session 1 – 8th August – Helston School,

Session 2 – 15th August – Mullion School

Session 3 – 22nd August - Roskear Playing Fields, Camborne

Session 4 - 29th August - Helston School,

AGE: 10s and Over

BRING: Sun cream, sun hat and a drink.

22 23 Cooking

EVERY THURSDAY MORNING 10.30 am - 12.30 pm

The good, bad and the healthy...

Come and learn to cook some not so healthy dishes and make them both delicious and good for you.

Session 1 – 9th August - PBEC

Session 2 – 16th August – HCC

Session 3 – 23rd August - PBEC

Session 4 – 30th August - HCC

AGE: 8s and Over

BRING: Apron and a large container to take your goodies home

22 23 Capoeira

EVERY THURSDAY MORNING 10 am - 12.30 pm

Described as the roots of break dance, this beautiful Afro/ Brazilian art form combines music, acrobatics, and stylised movements of attack and defence. As seen on the BBC, this fantastic activity is suitable for everyone, so come and try it.

Session 1 -9th August - CSCC

Session 2 -16th August – St Keverne Primary School

Session 3 - 23rd August - HCC

Session 4 - 30th August - CSCC

AGE: 8s and Over & Under 8s accompanied by an adult

BRING: A drink and a snack and wear comfy clothes and trainers

24 25 Free Play Days

9th, 16th, 23rd & 30th August

Pengegon Playing Field

3 pm - 5 pm

Hang out on the playing ﬁ eld and have a go at loads of ace games like volleyball, frisbee, rounders, parachute games and much more...

AGE: 8s and Over & under 8s accompanied by an adult

BRING: Sun cream, sun hat and a drink.

You don’t need to book – but all over 8s will either need to bring a registration form available from school or our website, or be signed in by a parent.

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24 25 Beach Games

EVERY FRIDAY

Hang out on the beach and play loads of ace games like volleyball, frisbee, rounders and then jump in the sea to cool down...

Session 1 - 10th August - Portreath – 10am – 12.30pm

Session 2 - 17th August – Poldhu - 2pm – 4.30 pm

Session 3 - 24th August – Praa Sands 10am – 12.30pm

Session 4 - 31 August – Portreath 2 – 4.30pm

AGE: 8s and Over & Under 8s accompanied by an adult

BRING: Sun cream, sun hat, swimming kit and a drink.

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26 Have you checked out the new Coronation Park yet?

Phase 1 of improvements at Coronation Park, Helston were completed early in 2007. This included the creation of a new attractive café/ amenity building, plenty of play space and the new rejuvenated skate park.

Following two years of development the northern area of the park has undergone a complete re-design, involving an expansion into the former derelict cattle market. This enabled greater ﬂ exibility for local skaters to rethink the skate park layout, which is now considered a great success. New play areas incorporating modern and environmental play opportunities have also been created and an events space for community use and for outdoor performances such as local bands. New boats will soon be available to hire on the lake.

The accessibility of the site has been greatly increased for wheelchair users and people with visual impairment. A new safer crossing point has been created across the Porthleven Road to the Fairground car park, where there is plenty of additional parking, along with access for cycling & walks through Penrose Amenity Area and along the Loe Valley.

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Contacts Manager of the Leisure Team Richard Allen (01209) 614461

Activities for Young People Sasha Dobrota (01209) 614076/ (07813) 885679 or email [email protected] Sports and Play Booking line for Summer Activities (01209) 614449 Hire Equipment General Sports Enquiries Ceri Drew (01209) 614348 Would you like to borrow some fantastic equipment to offer fun, or [email protected] sociable, physical and creative activities? General Leisure Enquiries We can now hire out a volleyball net, parachute kit and frisbee kit (01209) 614313 – which are perfect for community play days, fun days, parties, bar-b-ques, consultation days, picnics, sports days and more? Coastal Safety Our mobile volleyball next comes with balls and is perfect for use on Roy Lawford (01209) 614397 grass or sand, and the net can be adjusted in height to suit different or email [email protected] players Helston Folk Museum The parachute kit has three different sized parachutes, loads of (01326) 564027 accessories and a book of brilliant games or email [email protected]

We also have a rounders kit with bats, soft and hard balls, posts and rules. Helston Sports Centre (01326) 563320 Our Frisbee Kit includes 4 long distance aerobees, rockets Aerobies and or email [email protected] soft disks with instructions for the new craze – ultimate frisbee

Rates per Item: Website www.kerrier.gov.uk Weekend - £ 10 Weekly - £ 20 Monthly - £ 30 Half a term - £ 40

To book and for more information please phone Sasha Dobrota

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Contacts Manager of the Leisure Team Richard Allen (01209) 614461

Activities for Young People Sasha Dobrota (01209) 614076/ (07813) 885679 or email [email protected] Booking line for Summer Activities (01209) 614449

General Sports Enquiries Ceri Drew (01209) 614348 or [email protected] General Leisure Enquiries (01209) 614313

Coastal Safety Roy Lawford (01209) 614397 or email [email protected]

Helston Folk Museum (01326) 564027 or email [email protected]

Helston Sports Centre (01326) 563320 or email [email protected]

Website www.kerrier.gov.uk

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