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APPLICATION FORM FOR CALLYWITH COLLEGE BUS PASS 2020/2021 Please read the Terms and Conditions on the back of this application form, before applying for your Bus Pass. Please apply by: 27th August 2020 for the Autumn Term Bus Pass Annual Pass £530 / Autumn Term £210 / Spring Term £160 / Summer Term £160 Please complete and return all sections of this application form to: - Transport, Callywith College, Old Callywith Road, Bodmin, PL31 2GT and pay by one of the methods below. We also have an online payment system. If you are paying online you do not need to complete this form. Payments to be made by 27th August by: 1. Credit/Debit Card – Call 01208 224000 or pay in person at Temple Reception. 2. Cheque – Attach a cheque made payable to ‘Callywith College Trust’, with student name and address on the back, to this form before returning to the address above by post or in person at Temple Reception. 3. Cash – In person at the Temple Reception. If your household income is below £31,000 you may be eligible for a reduced rate bus pass (via a bursary). Please complete our online Bursary form, download a copy from www.callywith.ac.uk/transport or call 01208 224460 to ask for a copy. Please complete all sections of the application form below: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- APPLICATION FORM FOR CALLYWITH COLLEGE BUS PASS – 2020/2021 Surname: First Name: ID Number: Date of Birth: Tel: Home Address: Postcode: Please select the bus route number and stop you will regularly use to travel to college. A complete list of stops accompanies this document. Timetables can also be viewed at www.callywith.ac.uk/transport Bus No. Route Tick Bus Stop Name (see attached) 171 West Looe – via Polperro and Lostwithiel 172 Trerulefoot - via Seaton and East Looe 174 Pensilva - via St Cleer and Liskeard 177 Holsworthy - via Launceston and South Petherwin 178 Kelly Bray - via Stourscombe, Tregadillet and Bolventor 179 Gunnislake - via Callington and Liskeard 180 Bude - via Otterham Station and Camelford 181 Pipers Pool - via Tintagel and Camelford 182 Delabole - via St Kew Highway and Wadebridge 184 Port Isaac - via Polzeath, Rock and Wadebridge 186 St Stephen – via Roche and St Dennis 187 Fowey – via Tywardreath, Par Green and Sweetshouse 188 Lanjeth- via Trewoon, St Austell and Penwithick 189 Biscovey - via St Blazey Gate, Chapel Field and Stenalees 11 Plymouth - via Saltash and Liskeard 11A Padstow - via St Issey and Wadebridge For office use CASH CHEQUE CARD Bursary? Y N Amount Paid _____________ Receipt Number ________________ Date Paid _____________________________________ Date Printed _____________________________ Callywith College Transport Scheme The Callywith College transport scheme is available to all students. A bus pass on this scheme offers flexibility of travel at a considerably reduced rate. Plymouth Citybus will provide main route bus services to arrive at the College by 09.05 and to depart after 16.15. Students will need to make their own way to and from home to the nearest bus stop. The Callywith College Bus Pass can also be used on Evenings, Weekends and Holidays in accordance with conditions below. Callywith College has no control over changes to normal service routes, or loss of routes, this responsibility does not lie with us, but we will make every effort to assist if this happens. Plymouth Citybus will allow all Callywith students in possession of a College Bus Pass to use the service as per Terms and Conditions below. Lost Passes If you lose your Bus Pass please inform the College immediately. The loss must also be reported to the Police at reportmyloss.com for a reference number. A charge of £15.00 will be made for any replacement. Refunds Refunds will only be considered by Callywith College in the event of a student withdrawing from College or changing address. CALLYWITH COLLEGE SEASON TICKET SPECIAL CONDITIONS ACADEMIC YEAR 2020/21 1. The travel pass can be used between the inclusive dates shown. 2. Students will be expected to travel to College on the Callywith timetabled services where such services are operated, as these are provided on behalf of Callywith College as part of a contract. Travel will however be permitted on other Go Cornwall local services where a college service is not available. 3. Notwithstanding condition 2 the holder of a Callywith College Travel pass may use the pass at any other time on Zone 4 Go Cornwall services only. 4. Callywith College Travel pass holders will be permitted to use the pass during the Holiday following the term for which the pass has been used but it will EXPIRE before the new term commences. This facility will also apply during the summer holiday break where an expiry date of 31st August will be applied. 5. The Travel pass must be shown to the driver on every journey. If no pass can be produced at the time of travel then the ordinary Adult single fare must be paid. Altered, defaced or damaged tickets will not be accepted and will be withdrawn. 6. The ticket is NOT transferable and does not give the holder priority over other passengers. It is issued subject to the rules and regulations of the company. 7. Plymouth Citybus will refuse to allow travel to any passenger who is abusing the rules and regulations of the Company. Please Note: • The pass is not valid for induction day. • Your receipt can be used for bus travel on the first day of term as proof of purchase. • The first day of Autumn term is Thursday 3rd September 2020. • You will collect your pass from College, we do not post bus passes to students. • Plymouth Citybus will not allow travel on out of date passes. • This pass can only be used on Plymouth Citybus contracted and Z4 Go Cornwall services. For any enquiries regarding transport please email [email protected] or call 01208 224000. Future payment dates: Spring term – 4th December 2020 / Summer term - 19th March 2021 Bus routes (Full timetables can be viewed at www.callywith.ac.uk/transport) Bus Stop Bus Route No. Bus Stop Bus Route No. A30 Roundabout, Five Lanes 178 East Looe, Surgery 172 Barbican Rd, Looe Primary East Taphouse Bus Shelter 172 172 Sch Egloshayle Church 11A Beech Drive for Bodmin Egloshayle, opp church 182 184 Hospital 11A Five Ways 182 184 Bilberry Turn 189 Four Turnings Garage 187 Biscovey, St Mary's Road 189 Fowey, Main Car Park 187 Bodmin Asda 11A Foxhole, opp Post Office 186 Bodmin General Station 11A Glen Park 174 Bodmin Mount Folly 11A Gunnislake Railway Station 179 Bodmin Parkway Station 11 Gunnislake, opp Cornish Inn 179 Bodmin, Carminnow Cross 174 Hallworthy, opp Wilsey 181 Roundabout Hessenford, Copley Arms 172 Bodmin, Clock Tower 180 181 186 188 189 Bodmin, Launceston Rd 182 184 High Street 186 Bolventor, opp Jamaica Inn 178 Holsworthy Church 177 Boscastle, Car Park 181 Holsworthy, Pins Park 177 Bossiney, Bus Shelter 181 Kelly Bray, Post Office 178 Bowling Green Turn 188 Landrake Footbridge 11 Bucklers Lane 189 Lanivet, Bus Shelter 186 188 189 Bude, Kings Hill 180 Lanjeth 188 Bude, Opposite Morrisons 180 Launceston, Tesco 178 Launceston, Westgate St opp Bude, Stratton Tree Inn 180 177 Shelter Bude, The Strand 180 Liskeard Dental Centre 11 Bugle 188 189 Liskeard Post Office 11 Burraton Plough Green 11 Liskeard, Charter Way 11 Callington , New Road 179 (Morrison) Callington Road Shops 11 Liskeard, Post Office 174 179 Callington, South Hill Road 178 Lockengate, Shelter 189 Camelford, Highfield Road 181 Longstone Cross 180 181 Camelford, Spar Shop 180 Lostwithiel, opp Royal Talbot 171 Castle Dore 187 Lower Click Hayloft 11 Chapel Field 189 Marshgate, Post Office 181 Chapmans Well, Arscott 177 Merrymeet, Bus Shelter 179 Arms Middleway Garage 187 Charter Way Morrisons 179 Milehouse for Life Centre 11 Clawton, Cross Roads 177 Nanpean 186 Colans Cross 180 Old Roselyon Road 189 Cold Northcott, Garage 181 Opposite Aldi 188 Otterham Station 180 Darite, Crows Nest Inn 174 Padstow Station Road 11A Delabole, Smugglers 182 Padstow Tescos 11A Dobwalls Methodist Church 11 Par, Moorland Road 187 Doublebois, Cross Roads 174 179 Pelynt, Church 171 172 Doubletrees School 189 Pensilva, Victoria Inn 174 Dunmere Borough Arms 11A Penwithick 188 Dunmere, opp Borough Pipers Pool opp Bus Shelter 181 Arms 180 181 182 184 Plymouth Railway Station 11 Bus Stop Bus Route No. Plymouth Royal Parade 11 Polperro, Crumplehorn 171 Polzeath Beach 184 Bus Stop Bus Route No. Port Isaac 184 Sweethouse 171 187 Red Lane 189 The Par Inn 187 Red Post, B3254 180 Holsworthy/Bude Tideford Quay Road 11 Roche Harmony Meadow 186 Tintagel, Visitor Centre 181 Rock, Garage 184 Top of Middleway 189 Roundabout 189 Trago Mills 174 11 Saltash Fore Street 11 Treburley, Springer Spaniel 178 Seaton, Keveral Lane 172 Tredrizzick, Post Box 184 Sladesbridge, Slades House Tregadillet, East Park 178 182 184 11A Inn Tremar, phone box 174 South Petherwin 177 Trerulefoot Garage 11 St Ann's Chapel, opp Post Trerulefoot, Kernow Mill 172 179 Office Tresparrett Posts 181 St Austell, opp Green Shelter 188 Trevecca/Depot 174 St Austell, South Street 188 Trewarmett 181 St Austell, Trinity Street 188 Trewoon 188 St Blazey, Station Road 187 Tywardreath Highway 187 St Budeaux Square 11 Tywardreath, Church 187 St Cleer, Church 174 Valley Truckle 180 181 St Dennis 186 Wadebridge Bus Station 11A St Endellion, Church 184 Wadebridge School 182 St Giles on the Heath, Bus 177 Wadebridge Showground 11A Shelter Wadebridge, Bus Station 182 184 St Issey Ring O Bells 11A Wainhouse Corner 180 St Ive Church End 179 Washaway 180 181 St Kew Highway, Phone box 182 Washaway, Chapel House 11A 182 184 St Minver, opp Fourways Inn 184 West Looe, Fire Station 171 St Stephen, Bottom 186 Westdowns, The Skerries 182 Creakavose Whitemoor 186 St Teath, Post Office 182 Whitstone, Bus Shelter 180 Stenalees, Treverbyn Turning 189 Stoke Climsland, Recreation Widegates 172 178 Ground Yeolmbridge, opp Bus Shelter 180 Future payment dates: Spring term – 4th December 2020 / Summer term - 19th March 2021.
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    10/2/2017 Local Government Boundary Commission for England Consultation Portal Cornwall Personal Details: Name: Jennifer Taylor E-mail: Postcode: Organisation Name: Comment text: Re: St Blazey and Tywardreath and Par Councillors (currently 3 including Fowey). I have always felt that to have a Cornwall Council seat that included Fowey w th Tywardreath was illog cal - they are totally separate commun ties. I think 2 new seats could be made as follows: Take the Fowey parish wards out. Make 1 seat from the 3 wards of Tywardreath and Par Parish Council + St Blazey North ward (estimated at 5439 electors in 2023). Make a 2nd seat from St Blazey South ward + both wards of Carlyon parish + Charlestown ward of St Austell Bay parish (estimated at 4650 electors in 2023). Carlyon Bay is hardly separate from St Blazey, it makes no sense having a dividing line down Par Moor Road. Charlestown has links with St Blazey Gate - they now have the same vicar and the buses from St Blazey go through there. Some adjustment would probably have to be made as to where the line is drawn between the St Blazey parish wards - either ABN2 or 3 might have to be moved into St Blazey South to even up the numbers for each Cornwall Council seat. Uploaded Documents: None Uploaded https://consultation.lgbce.org.uk/node/print/informed-representation/10551 1/1 9/28/2017 Local Government Boundary Commission for England Consultation Portal Cornwall Personal Details: Name: Mike Thompson E-mail: Postcode: Organisation Name: Comment text: Wherever possible Cornwall Councillor Boundaries should follow MP Boundaries to maximise nat onal and local government working together.