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St Erth 2010 Directory ST ERTH 2010 DIRECTORY Check the internet for up to date Information www.st-erth.co.uk Front cover Designed by Jeremy Byford-Rew IMPORTANT NUMBERS MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT DOCTORS Bodriggy Health Centre 01736 753136 Constituency Office Marazion Surgery Enquiries/Call Outs 01736 710505 Trewella Appointments 01736 711447 18 Mennaye Road PENZANCE TR18 4NG HOSPITALS Duchy (Private) 01872 226100 Telephone: 01736 360020 Royal Cornwall, Treliske 01872 250000 Fax: 01736 332866 St Michael’s, Hayle 01736 753234 West Cornwall, Penzance 01736 874000 CORNWALL COUNCILLOR DENTIST Copperhouse Dental Surgery 01736 755781 Cllr Ray Tovey ELECTRICITY Emergency—Western Power 0800 365 900 01736 798869 Key Meter Emergency 0845 365 699 Representing Enquiries 0845 365 000 Gwinear-Gwithian/St Erth GAS Escapes 0800 111 999 Enquiries 0845 605 6677 ST ERTH PARISH VETS Hayle Veterinary Surgery , Hayle 01736 754111 COUNCIL McCotter, Hayle 01736 755555 CHAIR Edward Jenkin 755631 POLICE Central Switchboard 08705 77744 VICE CHAIR Doris Harry Crimestoppers (anonymous information) 0800 555111 740237 PUBLICITY The Cornishman 01872 271451 PARISH CLERK Richard Selby-Boothroyd TRANSPORT Rail Travel 0845 7000 125 757575 Western National/National Express 01209 719988 [email protected] WATER South West Water 0800 169 114 MARAZION SURGERY BODRIGGY HEALTH CENTRE Gwallon Lane Marazion TR17 0HW 60 Queensway Hayle TR27 4PB Monday to Friday 8.30 am to 6.00 pm Monday to Thursday 8.30 am to 6.00 pm Friday 8.30 am to 6.00 pm CLOSED 1.00 to 2.00 pm EACH DAY CLOSED 1.00 to 2.00 pm EACH DAY Appointments: 711447 line opens 8.15 am Enquiry Line (for telephone appointments, Appointments: 753136 line opens 8.30 am emergencies, home visits): 01736 710505 24 Hour telephone: 01736 753136 http://www.marazionsurgery.com USEFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERS HAYLE LIBRARY Manager Sally Faulkner BUILDERS Chris MacDonald 07879631800 0300 1234 111 CAR MECHANICS S P Autos 01736 759323 CAR SPARES Renault, Peugeot, Citroen 01209 314181 Monday, Tuesday, CARPENTERS Chris Driscoll 01736 755824 Wednesday and Friday CHIMNEY SWEEP Sooty the Sweep ( Phil ) 01736 719343 9.30 am – 6.00 pm COAL DELIVERIES C Rudrum & Son Ltd 01209 713158 Thursday Closed ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR D A Hallam 07773 384135 Saturday FENCE PANELS K & R Building 01736 350340 9.30 am – 12.30 pm FLORIST Mark Nicholas 01736 757006 Bus Pass Application for GLASS REPAIR Roy Hayes 01736 754023 Over 60s MOBILE HAIRDRESSER Gill Meyers 01736 756978 and Eligible Disabled HIRE OF HALLS Vestry Rooms Parish Clerk 01736 757575 Old School Room Ann White 01736 752979 MOBILE LIBRARY Methodist Hall Di Webber and 01736 755519 0300 1234 111 Viv Hocking 01736 740345 Every Other Saturday LOG DELIVERIES Chris Thomas 01736 752068 Treloweth Close LIVERY STABLES Andrew Badcock 01736 740322 11.25 am – 11.35 am MILK DELIVERIES Fred Taylor 01736 754297 Star Inn PAINTER/DECORATOR John O ’ Connor 01736 754469 11.40 am – 11.55am 01736 755350 ROOFING CONTRACTOR Andy Cree 07759 707832 THERAPY AND FITNESS GYM Matt Laity 07828 193869 Westcountry Cars 01736 754000 TAXIS Mobile 07895 895895 COLLECTION OF BINS Hayle Taxis 01736 753000 Every Monday TELEVISON/VIDEO REPAIRS Murts Television 01736 752269 Recycling Collection Every WASTE DISPOSAL Biffa 01736 360737 Other Monday WINDOW CLEANER Tim Culmer 01736 754272 01736 360737 LOOKING FOR CIVIC AMENITY SKIP SITES FANCY DRESS? St Erth Household Waste Visit www.onestopfancydress.com Recycling Centre Station Approach St Erth Hayle Telephone: 0777 583 0532 Super Heroes - Novelty – Opening Times: Bond Bad Taste – Wigs & 1st October to 31st March - 7 Days a Week, Accessories - Lot’s more between 9.00am - 4.00pm Buy on-line . Secure Payments. 1st April to 30th September - 7 Days a Week, between 9.00am - 6.00pm Please note that it is no longer possible to buy items directly from the civic amenity sites. Instead, Resales Centres have been set up. Please see back page for details of the Re-Use Centre at Crowlas. OTHER SKIP SITES IN ST ERTH Tredrea Lane Star Inn Car Park Paper Bank Bottle Bank Music & Books This Directory is distributed throughout St Erth. For inclusion next year email [email protected]. Donations made to Shelter Box from advertising revenue. 25.1.10 2010 EVENTS January to June RELIGIOUS SERVICES New Year’s Day Friday 01 January St Erth Church Twinning AGM Wednesday 21 January Sunday 8.00 am Eucharist St Valentine’s Day Sunday 14 February 9.30 am Parish Eucharist St Piran’s Day Friday 05 March 6.00 pm Evensong Wednesday 6.45 pm Eucharist Mothering Sunday Sunday 14 March St Erth Methodist Church Shrove Tuesday Tuesday 16 March Sunday Ash Wednesday Wednesday 17 March Service at 11.00am and Lasers for Clocks Forward Sunday 28 March young people. Tuesday Palm Sunday Sunday 28 March 7.15 - 8.00am - United Early Morning Maundy Thursday Thursday 01 April Prayers in the Parish Rooms. Good Friday Friday 02 April 10.30 - 12.00 noon Bible Study and Discussion Group Duck Race 3.00 pm Friday 02 April Friday Easter Day Sunday 04 April 4.30 - 5.30 - Rainbow Youth Club for 9 - 13 year olds. Easter Monday Monday 05 April Saturday 10.00 - 12.00 noon - Local produce, Feast Coffee Morning Thursday 22 April cakes, flowers, crafts, plants, curries, & Bring & Buy cards, bread & home cooking, etc. Saturday St George’s Day Friday 23 April 7.00 - 9.00pm - Bridge Cafe for 13 - 16 Trevithick Day Saturday 24 April year olds. Obby Oss Day Saturday 01 May Holy Family Parish First Mass of Sunday on Saturday evening May Day Bank Holiday Monday 03 May Hayle: 6.00 pm Flora Day Saturday 08 May St Joseph the Worker Ascension Day Thursday 13 May Sunday Mass Times Penzance: 9.00 am and 11.00 am Bank Holiday Monday 31 May The Immaculate Conception of Our Lady Thursday to 10 June to St Ives: 9.15 am Royal Cornwall Show Saturday 12 June The Sacred Heart and St Ia Father’s Day Sunday 20 June Isles of Scilly: see newsletter St Mary Star of the Sea Golowan Festival Week Sunday 20 June Mazey Day Saturday 26 June For details of weekday Mass, Reconcilliation, see Quay Day Sunday 27 June http://www.penzancecatholicchurch.org Chenhalls Road, St Erth, Hayle Tel 01736 754960 Email: [email protected] Website: www.coast2coastkarting.co.uk Facilities we have: Pro karts - single, twin engine and junior karts available for arrive and drive Kids club held on Saturday mornings 0930-1030 Open all year please call us to confirm opening hours Birthday parties, Grand Prix events etc can be arranged for your convenience Open in the rain! Viewing and picnic areas Racing equipment provided Pool table etc Cafe BK FISHERIES 2010 EVENTS July to December The Freshwater Angling Lafrowda Week Friday 02 July Day Out Lafrowda Day Saturday 17 July A Great Destination for the Stithians Show Monday 12 July Whole Family. Facilities for disabled, parking, picnic Camborne Show Saturday 17 July Saturday 24 July to areas etc. We can provide HeylFest Week everything you’ll need tackle, Sunday 01 August bait and Expert tuition RNAS Culdrose Day Wednesday 28 July “Arrive as a Novice Bank Holiday Monday 30 August Leave an Angler” Newlyn Fish Festival Monday 30 August Saturday 11 September to TWO MATURE FISH St Ives September Festival FILLED LAKES SET IN 15 Saturday 25 September ACRES GREEN LANE Harvest Home Auction Friday 24 September ST ERTH Harvest Festival Sunday 03 October Under 16 especially welcome Clocks Back Sunday 31 October to come and give it a go All Saints Day Monday 01 November For more information please ring 01736 753275 Feast Monday Monday 01 November or visit our website at Remembrance Sunday Sunday 14 November www.bkfisheries.co.uk Christmas Fayre Saturday 27 November Save money on your Advent Sunday Sunday 28 November Monday to 13 December to Montol Festival Fuel and Phone Bills! Monday 20 December Village Lights Switch On TBA December with Senior Citizens Party Monday 06 December Utility Warehouse Carol Service Sunday 19 December Tom Bawcock’s Eve Thursday 23 December Phone Nick Pincott Christmas Day Saturday 25 December (27) 01736 850840 Boxing Day Sunday 26 December (28) St Erth Church Want an income you can bank on? Distributors wanted for Bone China Souvenirs and Tea Towels Utility Warehouse Available from the back of the Church Phone Nick Pincott 01736 850840 St Piran’s School School Lane St Erth HAYLE An Independent day school for Cornwall children from 3 to 16 TR27 6HN A small, caring school with excellent facilities. TEL: 01736 753153 Trelissick Road, Hayle TR27 4HY Headteacher: Mrs Nicola Rogers 01736 752612 www.stpirans.net www.st-erth.cornwall.sch.uk ST ERTH ORGANISATIONS St Erth Parish Council St Erth Concert Band Meets first Tuesday in each month, 7.30 pm in the Practice every Tuesday at the Methodist Hall. New Vestry Room. Public participation 10 minutes prior Members Welcome all ages. Free tuition provided. to commencement. Clerk Richard Selby-Boothroyd West Cornwall’s first Community Concert Band. Tel 757575 e-mail [email protected] Secretary Sylvia Yarwood 752605 and see web site St Erth Feast Committee at www.sterthconcertband.co.uk Meetings first Wednesday each month organises fund St Erth Farmers Market raising events, including the Good Friday Duck Race, Every Saturday at the Methodist for the young and the not-so-young of the village. Hall 10.00 - 12.00 noon - Local Whist Drives (3rd Monday of month January to May, produce, cakes, flowers, crafts, Oct, Nov, 2nd Monday December) 7.30 pm at the plants, curries, cards, bread & Star Inn. Ann Denton 757860 home cooking, etc. Refreshments provided by St Erth Organisations on rotation. Contact Marilyn Christian Meditation Group Sheffield 757030 The group meets every Monday at 27 Boscarnek, the home of Helen and Richard, from 7.30 p.m.
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