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Issue 137 Feb/Mar Free Issue 137 Feb/Mar 2018 Free - thanks to our volunteers and advertisers. Circulation 2500 137 A £500 cheque was awarded to Cornwall Hospice Care, as it gained first place in ASDA Hayle Community Green Token Giving Scheme. Volunteers from Cornwall Hospice Care also bag-packed over Christmas and collected £926. A fantastic total for our local hospice Jenna Fentham Community Champion Hayle's Citizen of the Year 1 Hayle Pump Newsletter Passmore Edwards Institute, 13-15 Hayle Terrace TR27 4BU The Pump is produced by volunteers as a community newsletter. NB All articles accepted are not necessarily the view of the editorial team. View online at www.haylepump.org.uk Editorial team contact Subscriptions [email protected] For 6 issues by post , please send a cheque or postal order for £3.60 Advertising Jeff Turk made out to Hayle Pump Newsletter [email protected] to: Phone 01736 752319 Hayle Pump Subscriptions Web site John Bennett 35 Penpol Terrace, [email protected] Hayle TR27 4BQ Please give your name and number Team members as well as the delivery name and Samuel Marsden address. Sarah Turk Stephen Murley Send any articles or copy to Send your adverts to [email protected] [email protected] or use or drop off at drop off points Angove Sports (Copperhouse) The Farm Shop (Foundry) Advertising Rates Passmore Edwards Institute (opposite War Memorial) 1/8 63 x 47.5 £10 1/4 63 x 95 £15 NEXT DEADLINE is 13th March 2018 1/2 Not available 2 Hayle Film Club continues its winter- spring season with an interesting mix of comedy and drama, plus some excellent female-led films. The crowd-pleasing VICTORIA & ABDUL, starring (who else?) Judi Dench and directed by Stephen Frears, will be screened on Saturday, 10th February. We expect a good audience so do book early, if you can. And on Thursday, 22nd February, we'll present the drama IN BETWEEN (Bar Bahar), about three young Palestinian women, flatmates in Tel Aviv, trying to find their paths in life (in Hebrew and Arabic, with English subtitles). In March we offer up two satires -- the first, a vicious comedy of horrors, welcome. THE DEATH OF STALIN, Donna Anton, Chair directed by master satirist Armando 01736 753184 Iannucci, based around the power [email protected] vacuum in the Kremlin following www.haylefilmclub.org.uk Uncle Joe's death in 1953. A less monstrous, but no less savage, treat Hayle & District awaits in Lions Club. THE PARTY, on Thursday, 22nd March, about a London middle-class A big thank you to the dinner party that goes very wrong. residents of Hayle and All screenings take place upstairs at the surrounding areas for the Passmore Edwards Institute and supporting our many activities over begin promptly at 7.30pm. Tickets are the Christmas period. With your kind £5 per person (£4 for members; generosity we made in excess of membership is just £7.50 per year). £1700 which will be used to support Book by phone (01736 600736) or both individuals and organisations in online at www.haylefilmclub.org.uk. the local area. Free refreshments follow Saturday Also a massive thank you to ASDA screenings. Tickets on the door and Lidl for allowing us to park our subject to availability. All are sleigh on their premises playing 3 Christmas carols and giving out Goldsithney on Sunday 11th sweets to the local children, and to February commencing at 12:30. the local pubs in Hayle for allowing For further details contact Steve on us to run the Lions Christmas raffle 01736 759239. on their premises. Father Christmas We then have our annual Quiz Night has now gone on a well-earned at The Quay House, Lelant on holiday having travelled around Tuesday 27th February commencing Hayle and Connor Downs meeting at 7:00 for a prompt 7:30 start. It is hundreds of children and giving them not a hard quiz, it’s more of a an early Christmas treat. How he fun quiz with some unusual finds time to visit us during his busy categories, we have a laugh and schedule we do not know, but before everyone enjoys it. There will be an he departed he expressed his thanks entrance fee per team of four persons to the people of Hayle and Connor with free nibbles supplied. Bar will Downs for their welcome and be open but you have to pay for the promised us that he will return next drinks (question master could be open Christmas. This brings our 2017 to bribes if you buy him the right events to a close and we have now drink, only joking). started planning our 2018 activities. John Broadbridge - PR Officer The first of which is our Fun Dog Show at St Piran’s Hall in 4 Bodriggy Surgery I would like to invite you to try out our Bodriggy Surgery Crafts Group, here in Hayle, which was originally set up through Arts for Health, but is now a self-run group. If you look around the surgery, you can see some of the work they have produced. The focus of the group is not on health problems you have, and you will not be expected to discuss your health or other issues. Instead you will find that spending time working in a small group being creative can boost your own health, mental well- being and self-confidence. Many adults have not explored their own creativity since primary school, whilst others have always used their creative skills. If you fit in anywhere between these two then think about giving it a go. A willingness to try new things or revisit forgotten skills is all that is required for you to join in. The group currently meets on Wednesday mornings in Phillack Church Hall from 10am - 12 noon. If you would like to find out more, you can speak to one of the group members, Patsy Opie on (01736) 759685 / 07929 329577. You can also bring someone with you if that helps – the more the merrier! Arts for Health is applying for a new round of funding. This is all being organised by the members themselves, which is an indicator of how successful the group has been – 5 one of them is off to India for 3 weeks in February, unimaginable prior to her joining. A big thank you to all patients who contributed to the Friends of Bodriggy Christmas raffle, this enabled the practice to purchase two Pulse Oximeters (to check SATS for babies and children) for the surgery. Council Corner February and March 2018 Council Vacancy We still have a councillor vacancy for Hayle North. More information is on the council’s website. If you would like to get involved and take an active role in shaping the future of Hayle please contact the clerk, details below, to have an informal chat. Library Service Devolution Regular in-depth discussions with Cornwall Council regarding the possibility of taking on a library service in Hayle continued and in November 2017 the town council decided to take on the service at its current location from April 2019. 2018/2019 Precept Demand Hayle Town Council’s Precept will increase this year by 4.48%, which equates to a £6.00 increase per Band D property compared to last year. The final Precept for 2018/19 is £439,742. The figures include £5,000 towards the War Memorial project and an increase of £1,000 in support of the 6 Christmas Lights, with these figures available from the town clerk’s office alone representing an increase of for the Citizens and Organisation of 1.43%. The remaining 3.05% the Year Awards. The council is also effectively tracks inflation. seeking nominations for Hayle Young Hayle Neighbourhood Plan Person of the Year and Hayle Youth Organisation of the Year. The The Regulation 16 Consultation on deadline for all nominations is Hayle’s Neighbourhood Plan finished Wednesday 18 April 2018. on 11 January 2018 and the plan has been passed to an Independent Small Grants Available Inspector who will review it, together Hayle Town Council annually awards with any comments received. This capital grants to local clubs and phase is expected to take about two organisations. If your group is in need months and when completed the plan of new equipment/kit or requires will go to referendum, probably funds to secure other sources of around April 2018, assuming it is funding for larger projects, please found to be satisfactory and requiring contact the town council office for an little change. application form. The council’s Annual Citizens and Organisations Resource Committee considers grants of the Year quarterly; the next meeting is scheduled for 26 April 2018. For Nomination packs will soon be consideration at that meeting please 7 submit your completed application form by 19 April 2018. Website If you know of or are involved with organising an event that will benefit the local community and/or charity, let us help you publicise it on the town council’s website on our ‘What’s On’ page. Please send us all the relevant details – date, time, location, cost/contribution (if any) and contact details that can be made public. If you have any photographs (jpg files please) and/or links to relevant websites please include them too. Hayle Community Centre Space is available for regular sessions or one off bookings. Remember that Adult Education and others hold regular sessions. Many people also use the facility to host parties! Contact the town clerk for details of services and available space.
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