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Issue No. 18 Spring 2020 £1 ‘A Prevailing Wind’ by Merlyn Chesterman THE HARTLAND POST A quarterly news magazine for Hartland and surrounding area Issue No. 18 Spring 2020 Printed by Jamaica Press, Published by The Hartland Post All communications to: The Editor, Sally Crofton, Layout: Kris Tooke 102 West Street, EX39 6BQ Hartland. Cover Artwork: Laura Zalewski Tel. 01237 441617 Email: [email protected] Website: John Zalewski ANNOUNCEMENTS

Reuben Henry Waters - born 28 January 2020 Ida Keens Weighing 8lb 3oz Ida Keens of Baxworthy Cross celebrated her 102nd Birthday on Son of Chloe and Josh Waters of Launcells. Boxing day. A party was held at the British Legion that evening. Reuben is the first grandchild of Shaun and Bev Pengilly of She was accompanied by family and friends. A buffet and a Philham and great grandson to Janet Pengilly of Hartland, Jim birthday cake was kindly laid on, with fun and the usual laughter. Conibear of Hartland and Carol Hadcroft of Bideford. My thanks to the Legion and all involved in Ida's party, a Reuben is the sixth grandchild of David and Marion Waters and memorable evening. a new great grandson for Joyce Bate of Tresmeer, Launceston. Congratulations Mum, with love from your family.

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No. 18 Spring 2020 The Hartland Post 3 NEWS from HARTLAND SURGERY Low Carb Group… In mid-January myself and Dr Ruth Tapsell began running a low carb group at the surgery. For many years the school of thought was that high levels of sugar and fat were causing an increase in people developing Type 2 Diabetes, Pre- diabetes and Obesity. The guidance was to reduce sugar and fat in the diet in order to reduce weight and blood glucose levels. Although reducing sugar is key, reducing carbohydrates is also essential as carbohydrates (bread, rice, pasta and potatoes amongst others) are broken down in your body into sugar. A GP from Southport called Dr David Unwin has turned the traditional thinking on its head by studying the impact of a low carbohydrate diet on his patients with Diabetes. The A Christmas Thank You… Firstly we would like to thank results have been outstanding in reducing blood sugar levels, you all for the Christmas cards, chocolates and biscuits blood pressure, and weight to the point where many patients received here at the Practice over the festive period. We are have now put their diabetes into remission! always overwhelmed by the amount of gifts and good wishes received both at Christmas time and throughout the year. Many of our patients with Diabetes and Pre-diabetes will be Thank you all so much. familiar with this low carb Unwin diet as we have been using it throughout our 6 monthly and annual reviews and have already Exciting Times… Some of you may be aware that it is a seen many patients who have managed to improve their health very exciting time for the Practice as we embark on major and quality of life by reducing their carbs, waistline and weight. refurbishment works of the annexe building, which was the old Surgery, together with the main Surgery building. For us The low carb group idea was devised by Unwin and in our to engage with future delivery of primary care and the future community led by Dr Ruth Tapsell, we believe we could help workforce and development needs, it is necessary for us to people to adopt this approach to a healthier future. The group redevelop the existing premises. runs for 6 consecutive weeks, and follow up after the intensive phase to see how everyone is getting on. Works have now commenced on the annexe which will be fully refurbished to create the main admin building. Our admin team If you are interested, come and collect an Unwin sheet from will be based in the new admin office where all telephone calls reception for more guidance. will be dealt with enhancing patient confidentiality. The Practice A new group, for which you can express your interest, will be Managers office will also be moved into the annexe together with starting in April. Holly Haywood, Practice Nurse the staff room. There will also be a separate meeting/training Improved Access Weekend Appointments room. By moving the admin into the office creates much need We have GP, Health Care Assistant and Nurse appointments space for additional clinical rooms in the main building. available on the following weekends:- Works will then begin on the first floor of the main building. Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th March The current staff room and Practice Managers office will be Saturday 25th and Sunday 26th April converted into two new treatment rooms and the existing Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th May Health Care Assistants room and landing will be changed Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th June into a waiting area. Once the first floor has been completed, Saturday 25th and Sunday 26th July works will commence on the ground floor. The dispensary Saturday 15th and Sunday 16th August will be moved into the existing waiting room which will also Please ring the surgery or pop in to make an appointment incorporate the reception desk. The existing dispensary would prior to these dates be changed into a much needed clinical/treatment room giving better access for our disabled and frail patients. The reception Hartland Surgery, 66 The Square, Hartland EX39 6BL. area will then be converted into a new waiting room. Tel. 01237 441200 We have been fortunate that our application for funding from www.hartlandsurgery.co.uk NHS England has been successful for a percentage of the cost There is also lots of information available on our website. which combined with very generous donations received from Finally, just to confirm that our surgery opening hours are: patients held in trust by The Friends of Hartland Practice, has Morning Afternoon helped us embark on this next chapter for Hartland Surgery. Mon 8.00-1.00 2.00-6.30 We would like to thank you all in advance for your patience Tues 8.00-1.00 2.00-6.30 and cooperation during these renovation works. We will try Wed 8.00-1.00 2.00-6.30 our utmost to keep the works running smoothly and keep Thursday 8.00-1.00 2.00-8.00 disruption at a minimum, however it may be noisy at times! Friday 8.00-1.00 2.00-6.30

4 The Hartland Post No. 18 Spring 2020 NOAH’S PLACE THE RESURGENCE CENTRE We have had some great news over the New Year period. I Resurgence is launching an exciting new series of talks at the don't know if you can remember last year we said that our girl Resurgence Centre for environmental education in Hartland. goats were pregnant, well so far we have been really lucky to The first Resurgence Talk was given by Satish Kumar on St have two new kids being born. We hope to have some more Valentines Eve on the theme “In the Temple of Love.” Satish baby goats by summer time, but time will tell. Kumar shared his wisdom on how the power of love can help Important date to put in your diaries:- to promote personal, political and planetary wellbeing. 11th April Noah's Easter Hide and Seek - Here at Noah's we Forthcoming Talks shall be hiding an assortment of little chicks, eggs and bunnies 10/3 - Spiritual talk by Satish Kumar 7.30pm - “Gratitude” £8 all over the grounds but you do have to follow a trail so you 12/3 - Sandy Brown Appledore artist £7.50 7.30pm don't get lost and to follow the clues. If you find 10 of the 9/4 - Brendan Montague, Ecologist Editor 7.30pm “Are little chicks, eggs or bunnies, then you will get an Easter egg vegans just nuts” £7.50 at the end for all your hard work. There will be refreshments, bbq and a cake stall too in case you're feeling a little peckish 14/4 - Spiritual talk by Satish Kumar 7.30pm - “Humility” £8 and some games. Entry fee is £2 per person!! 4/5 Venue TBC – Mukti Mitchell climate walk talk “Carbon Happiness” 10/5 - Rob Greenfield Environmental activist tour “Be the change” at Devon Hall, Bideford £3 14/5 - Dr James Szymankiewicz 7.30pm “Human health and the ecological emergency” £7.50 19/5 Spiritual talk by Satish Kumar 7.30pm - “Generosity” £8 Classes/Courses FROM 25/2 - Weekly Life Drawing Group £8 BYO materials 7pm 9/3 - Introduction to Mindfulness 7pm 8 week course £80 25-26/4 - “Balanced Beekeeping for all” course £120 including lunch Community Events 20/3 - Spring Equinox Vegetarian Bring & Share Meal 6.30pm 3/4 - Easter family craft day with artycrafts4wellbeing 10am 18/4 - Hartland Quay Beach Clean with Surfers Against Sewage 10am 20/4 - Gong Bath and Hatha Yoga workshop 5.30pm £15 24/4 - “Small Town Jones” band 8pm at The British Legion £7 15/5 8pm - Daniel Bye & Boff Whalley “These hills are ours” A BIG THANK YOU EVERYONE Story and song £7.50 Look out for posters for our exciting May half term activities. WHO HAS RECYCLED NYLONS! From April until October The Resurgence Centre will be In December I sent off a package weighing almost a kilo and assisting The Devon Wildlife Trust with surveying Bats in the would love to do the same before long. Please continue to local area. We will lend out monitoring equipment for surveys. leave your clean tights, pop socks and leggings in the bag near For all events and to discuss hiring the centre contact Amy at the door of the Church Rooms. [email protected] Their usage changes and currently the Swedish Stocking 01237 441293 www.resurgence.org/hartland recycling club says: We want to close the loop and eventually recycle old hosiery into new. In order to make that possible we need to separate the fibres, the polyamide from the elastane. Currently the technology isn't commercially available. As an interim solution we grind down old pantyhose to be used as filler material in fibreglass tanks. These tanks are used to separate grease from water, such as at petrol stations, restaurants, etc. They are hardwearing, lasting decades. Glamorous? No. Sustainable? Yes. They are not going straight to landfill. Maria Bremridge

No. 18 Spring 2020 The Hartland Post 5 HARTLAND WEATHER The wet unsettled weather that had been with us since mid relatively dry day since 9th December with just 4mm falling with September continued into November. The month started off long periods of sunshine that broke through the early morning mists. with an amber weather warning from The Met office and we were The perfect winter weather was short lived however as Christmas Eve not to be disappointed. With over 35 mm rain falling on already saw torrential rain with over 2.6mm falling in just under an hour. saturated ground, combined with westerly winds gusting to 45mph, Fortunately the rain cleared in the evening making it dry for those Saturday 2nd made a very dismal start to the month. Bonfire night singing carols around the tree in The Square. was a calmer affair with a dry clear evening with a light northerly Christmas Day itself was beautiful dry day with long sunny spells breeze perfect for setting off the fireworks. Clear skies however and a light wind, perfect for a long walk after Christmas Dinner. meant evening temperatures of just 8 degrees. The unsettled theme However, Boxing Day was a washout with 10mm of rain falling continued for the week with even more wet weather and some hail steadily throughout the day, although after some rain on 28th, the on Thursday 7th as the wind direction swung around to the North, month closed out dry. Solar production for December was 85.4 drawing noticeably colder air and combined with the wind chill kWh, the highest amount for a December in four years. factor meant that temperatures were in single figures during the As the year drew to a close, it’s noticeable that the year’s four wettest daytime, dropping down to 2 degrees overnight. months were September through to December. October with a Continuing settled, Remembrance Sunday provided some respite massive 158mm followed by September 127mm, November 124mm with a calm, bright, sunny day with just a light breeze, perfect for and December 120mm. Bear in mind too, that the first three weeks those commemorating in The Square. An unsettled week followed, of September had been largely dry and fine with most of the rain with a westerly wind gusting up to 20 mph but it was the daytime falling in the last week of the month. temperature that was noticeable, remaining in single figures, but Total annual rainfall for 2019 was 996 mm compared to 2018 which again, the wind chill factor knocked a couple of degrees off that. as 1023mm. Interestingly, solar production for 2019 was slightly up It was an extreme high pressure over Russia that finally brought at 4.16 MWH compared to 4.12 MWH in 2018, making 2019 the about an end to the unsettled weather we had experienced for most most productive year in the past three. of the month. Monday nineteenth saw weak sunshine break through 2020 began pretty much as 2019 finished - unsettled. That is, after the for most of the day. Sadly, the settled spell was short lived as more wet first day of the year remained dry, the wet and windy theme continued and breezy weather swept in as the high pressure weakened, giving through until Friday 10th which after the previous unsettled days way to low pressure which saw out the remainder of the month felt positively spring like with long spells of unbroken sunshine and with a total of 124 mm of rain falling, making it the third wettest a temperature on nine degrees. Viewing of the Wolf Moon in the month of the year. Solar production for November was 98.55 kWh evening was hampered by cloud rolling in from the South West. Fair compared to 139.5 kWh in November last year. to say temperatures held up prior to the tenth as warmer air had been The last day of November was dry and as December arrived, we drawn up from The Azores. However, yet another short lived spell of finally enjoyed a spell of clear, fine weather brought in on a north dry weather was halted on Saturday as more wet weather swept in on easterly that swung around to a south easterly. Monday 2nd started a South Westerly with gusts in excess of 35 mph. with a thick frost, enough to freeze ponds and bird baths alike with The strong winds abated for a short time on Sunday 12th but this below freezing temperatures overnight. This was the first frost seen was quite literally the calm before the storm as storm Brendan swept since earlier this year. Temperatures peaked at 6 degrees on Monday in from the South West. Named by the Irish Met office, Brendan but it was worth it for the spectacular sunset with The Quay bathed predictably brought strong winds and heavy rain on Tuesday 15th in a beautiful golden glow-quite stunning. The waxing crescent with gusts up to 31 mph . Some respite on Wednesday as the storm moon, with only a third visible from Earth, was a spectacular sight tracked North Eastwards across the UK but Thursday was more of on Monday night, only interrupted by occasional cloud. the same as Friday with yet more 35mph gusts again on a South December continued unsettled with low pressures queuing up out Westerly,but finally after months of unsettled weather, high pressure over the Atlantic, blowing in one after the other. The first storm of started to build which lead to the longest spell of dry weather since the season, Atiyah swept in from Ireland on Sunday 8th, bringing September. This high pressure was firmly planted over the South west gales that caused disruption to power and transport networks across and interestingly was the highest pressure in terms of millibars since the South west; yet here in Hartland ,we got away lightly with gusts 1957. This weather system drew in cold air from Scandinavia on a of 45mph and a couple of trees down-fortunately the newly erected North Easterly which saw overnight frosts on Saturday and Sunday Christmas tree in the Square escaped unscathed. Further down the with daytime temperatures in single figures. However, the cold air coasts in Bude, winds had gusted to 70 mph. A yellow weather was worth it for the long spells of sunshine and clear skies at night, warning stayed in place until Monday which proved to be a pleasant perfect for stargazers . day, but the wind and rain returned on Tuesday and remained The extraordinary high pressure gradually weakened but with the unsettled. Election day, Thursday 12th , saw voters tested as much eight dry days it brought welcome relief from what has seemed like as the politicians; heavy rain and strong winds meant a journey to relentless wet and windy weather. As January closed out, rainfall was the polling station was a miserable journey. By Monday 16th, The a total of 75mm, the lowest amount of monthly rainfall since last Met office announced that Devon has already seen 90 per cent of August last year. Solar production for January was 106.7 kWh the the average rainfall expected in December. The unsettled theme most for a January in the past four years. continued with some truly dismal weather with heavy rain falling My thanks to Dr Patrick Moore of Stoke for allowing reproducing onto already saturated ground following the three previously wet information from his website hartlandweather.co.uk months. Tuesday 17th December was noticeable for being the first Simon Phillips, Philham 6 The Hartland Post No. 18 Spring 2020 BARNEY FIELDS / COMMUNITY LAND TRUST (CLT) The Hartland Community Land Trust is now up and running HARTLAND COMMUNITY LAND TRUST and I have been asked to give an account of its history, formation CHURCH ROOMS HARTLAND and purpose. SATURDAY 25TH APRIL FROM 2pm to 6pm A couple of years ago Hartland Parish Council was informed Hartland Parish Community Land Trust together with Barney by Torridge District Council that to comply with the national Fields Ltd (the developers of the land east of Pengilly Way) government’s policy to increase the availability of housing, the will be holding a PUBLIC MEETING to update parishioners parish would need to identify land outside the development of their plans in the Church Rooms Hartland on Saturday the boundary which could support the building of new homes. 25th April 2020 from 2 to 6pm. At this event there will be a The Parish Council advertised for land owners to come forward further opportunity to comment on the Barney Field’s plans with such a piece of land and eventually chose land east of Pengilly for new homes and also an opportunity to become a member Way and bordering the entrance to the village. The land is known of the Community Land Trust.(CLT) as Barney Fields and is owned by the Jeffery/Heywood families Membership of the CLT and as luck would have it, David Jeffery is a qualified town planner. David has been leading on developing plans for the site 1. Hartland parishioners will be able to join the CLT for £1 for some time, including discussions with the local authority to 2. Members will be able by vote to elect the board of CLT at its AGM explore how a requirement for new affordable homes can best be 3. Members will be eligible to be elected to the board of the CLT. delivered to benefit the community. 4. Members will have a voice in local affordable housing. Setting up a Community Land Trust can provide a way for the 5. Members will be able to take part in discussions regarding community to have a real stake in future development. It is a non- the allocation of CLT funds as grants to the community. profit organisation made up of local people which takes part in the planning process for the development, forms a partnership with a THE POP IN GOES GREEN Housing Association and holds the freehold of all the affordable Our wonderful village shop, the Pop In, is forging ahead with its homes, from which it derives an income from ground rents. This own green agenda. They have recently installed a Rodda’s milk income can then be spent within the parish for the benefit of the refill station dispensing green-top milk straight into reusable glass community. The CLT also decides on the definition of ‘local’ when bottles (and costs 16p/litre less than milk sold in plastic bottles!) it comes to letting the houses and can ensure that any affordable Within the first two weeks they had sold 268 litres of milk which homes are exempt from the ‘right to buy’ scheme. is a saving of 268 plastic litre milk bottles. 36 million plastic bottles After a series of meetings and with help from the Wessex are used every day in the UK and less than 20 million are recycled. Community Land Trust Project, a steering group was formed, The remainder go to landfill. The average plastic bottle takes 450 and this has now become the first board of directors of the years to biodegrade and some take as much as 1000 years. Hartland Community Land Trust. The board’s members are Viv Rodda’s have been suppling their rich and creamy milk for 130 Gale (Chairman), Andrew McWilliam, (Vice- Chairman) Stefan years. In 1890 they started making Cornish clotted cream in their Myczko (Secretary) Debbie Myczko |(Treasurer) Joy Cooper, John family farmhouse kitchen and more recently they diversified into George, Jane Lock, Lionel Oakley and Alan Ralph. milk sales. Supporting local farmers is key to their business and Hartland Community Land Trust has become a Community all milk is sourced from selected small family- run farms within Benefit Society and is registered as such with the Financial 30 miles of their creamery in Scorrier, Cornwall. All farms are Conduct Authority. certified by the Red Tractor Farm Assurance Dairy. A bank account has been set up and the board is now in a position Pop In refill station: green top milk: 1 litre = 0.79p to access grants from Homes England to be spent on the affordable Glass bottles available at the Pop In. ½ litre = 0.49p homes part of the development. That process is taking place. Our next step is to invite members of the community to become shareholders in the CLT. Shareholders pay £1 to become members, which then allows them to take part in the decision making activities of the CLT. More details will follow on our Facebook page and also on the ‘What’s On In and Around Hartland’ Facebook page. It will be some time before the building of homes commences. In the meantime there will be another public consultation exercise and at the beginning of May there will be a general meeting where the board will stand down and an election will be held for a new board. This is an exciting project where for once local people will The Pop In have found even more ways to be green: 5p charge have some control over housing in the parish rather than being at for a plastic bag (don’t forget your shopping basket!), saving of the mercy of outside developers and the District Council. It will 50p on a cup of coffee if you take your own reusable cup - £1 also mean another income stream to be spent in the community. instead of £1.50 and any leftover fruit and veg is being sent It is the hope of the board that as many as possible will be become up to Noah’s Place to feed the animals! Heartfelt thanks go to CLT shareholders and play an active part in this innovative project. the Pop In for their generous food donations to the Harbour charity in Bideford. They are so very grateful. No. 18 Spring 2020 The Hartland Post 7 NATURE COUNTS HARTLAND'S NATURE Frogs, tadpoles and ponds

World Frog Day is on the Friday, 20th of March 2020! They will spend the rest of the summer and autumn foraging We have kept a nature diary at Watersmeet intermittently and feeding on small invertebrates in preparation for the over the years and when Jim was small, he too wrote in it winter. Each year, however, several tadpoles will remain in from time to time. On 8th February 2003, when he was 8 ponds and spend the winter in the water, metamorphosing years old, he wrote: into juveniles the following spring. What causes some “I was sitting very still next to the pond, hoping that I would tadpoles to metamorphose and others to remain in the water see some frogs and, suddenly, tons of them popped up from over the winter? The exact factors which trigger overwintering nowhere. I counted 15; I remained very quiet and they all in tadpoles are not fully understood, but research by has started croaking”. shown that temperature and food availability are key factors and suggests that cold weather conditions and poor food Like me he enjoyed frogs – from watching the adults availability may lead to overwintering as a more successful in the pond to rearing a few tadpoles in an aquarium strategy. indoors. And I doubt that this special wonder of nature Research has also shown that frogs will choose a strategy (metamorphosis) truly escapes the imagination of any of us, early on and will often spawn in shallow pools and puddles children in particular. where the water temperature is likely to be higher, so that The latest chatter on the Hartland Nature Facebook page the process of metamorphosis is speeded up. This probably was all about frogspawn and its rescue – and I am so explains why we often see frogspawn in what seems like a pleased that so many people were interested in playing their silly place. part in trying to protect and look after this increasingly We know that these shallow puddles are hugely vulnerable vulnerable creature. to drying up and to destruction by tractor tyres; frogs are Worldwide, amphibians are in decline and they are the most clever, but perhaps not that clever and so wherever possible threatened of all vertebrate groups, with 21% classed as we should try to keep an eye on these and re-hydrate or re- critically endangered or endangered. Whilst there are about home where possible. But there is also a virus around which 5,000 different species of amphibian in the world, only 7 has killed many UK frogs in recent years, so the advice is live in the UK and of these, two are very rare and a third is not to re-house spawn into a pond that already has a healthy very limited in its distribution, leaving just 4 that you might frog population, just in case you introduce disease. see and could encourage if you had a pond – the common Please try to help our Hartland frogs by digging a small frog, the common toad, the palmate newt and the smooth garden pond. Any pond can become a feeding ground for (or common) newt. birds, hedgehogs and bats – the best natural garden pest All of these are less common because of loss of habitat – controllers! Your pond needn’t be big. A washing-up bowl, wetlands have been increasingly drained; farm ponds are a large plant pot, or a disused sink could all be repurposed rare these days and the ditches are often too polluted for as ponds, providing you make sure creatures can get in successful breeding. Added to which, mechanised ditch and out. digging, and increasing destruction of ditches, as is currently happening all around the parish of Hartland, adds to the 1. Choose a spot. Your pond will want light, but not plight of these small creatures. full sunlight all day. You can dig a hole and sink your container, or just have it sitting on top. This year I noticed the first batch of frogspawn in my pond on January 12th; my records show that this is much the 2. If the container isn’t watertight, e.g. an old plant pot, same time as last year’s January 7th. Some would say that then add a piece of pond liner. such early spawning is another sign of global warming, but 3. Add a layer of gravel and rocks. Use logs or stones to I have been keen on frogspawn for many, many years and create a range of depths and a slope for creatures to climb have always known of such early sightings. Recent research in and out. If your container isn’t sunk in, you’ll need a has shown that the timing of spawning and the temperature ramp from the ground outside the pond. of the water in which the spawn is laid plays a critical part in the strategy of the timing of metamorphosis. Obviously, the 4. Fill your pond. Use rainwater as tap water contains longer it takes a tadpole to develop, the greater the chances chemicals. of predation in the aquatic habitat. 5. Start planting! You only need one or two native plants. Conversely, a longer time to adult development may result Great plants for small ponds include: Lesser spearwort in a larger body size at metamorphosis, which can decrease (Ranunculus flammula), Starwort (Callitriche stagnalis), risk of predation once the froglet emerges into the terrestrial and Flowering rush (Butomus umbellatus) habitat. During June and July in the UK most frog tadpoles 6. Now watch and wait! Wildlife will come to your pond of metamorphose into juveniles which leave ponds for its own accord. Don’t introduce frogs, fish or even water terrestrial habitats. from another pond as this can spread disease. Clare Gurton 8 The Hartland Post No. 18 Spring 2020 WEST COUNTRY BUZZ What’s the buzz about in Hartland on the North Devon Coast The Bumblebee Conservation Trust has been working Landowners Jay and Mike Beaton said: with a number of landowners in Hartland through its West “It was a real pleasure to work with the Bumblebee Country Buzz project. But what does it take to actually Conservation Trust on such an important project. An amazing help bumblebees? Landowners Mike and Jay Beaton from and knowledgeable team who were able to support us every step Watermead, along with West Country Buzz Conservation along the way. We can’t wait for the spring and to welcome the Officer Alex Worsley, are here to explain. new buzzing at Watermead.” At Watermead we have been receiving advice and guidance If you are looking to seed an area of your own garden or from the Bumblebee Conservation Trust since the summer require advice about choosing the right seed mix for your of 2018, after getting in touch with Conservation Officer soil conditions, or if you are a landowner in the area and Dr Cathy Horsley. would like to create something similar to Watermead to help bumblebees, no matter how large or small, please get Our site had the potential to provide vital foraging and in touch at [email protected]. nesting habitat for the scarce Brown-banded carder bee and it was recommended we increase the diversity of More information on the West Country Buzz project can the pasture on our site by over-seeding wildflowers and be found at: through managing the rough grassland in the upper http://www.bumblebeeconservation.org/west-country-buzz/ meadows. West Country Buzz and J & M Beaton Starting with hand-pulling out the copious dock in the meadow, followed with cutting the grass as short as possible and removing the cuttings, this provides a great way to slowly reduce fertility, which in turn encourages wildflowers. A wildflower mix was recommended which we seeded over approximately 1.5 acres, including species best suited for the damp conditions and clay soil found at the upper fields at Watermead. The mix included Betony, Devil’s-bit scabious, Tufted vetch, Water mint, Tormentil, Fleabane, Meadow thistle and Legumes (plant species within the pea family). The latter are especially important for Brown- banded carder bee and species within the mix included Red clover, Bird’s-foot-trefoil and certain vetches. This mix was partially funded by the West Country Buzz project and partly by the landowners. In terms of ongoing management at Watermead, the Trust recommend cutting take place between mid-July and late August/September and, after a few years, this cutting could be shifted to August or September. A late cut like this will benefit the scarce Brown-banded carder bee, as it flies particularly late, until September. A lack of late- season forage is a major driving factor for its decline. West Country Buzz Conservation Officer Alex Worsley, notes this kind of habitat creation can prove vitally important for declining bumblebee species. The population of Brown-banded carder bee along the coastline of the Hartland peninsula is of particular importance, being one of only a handful of locations where it is found within the county. * Bumblebee populations have crashed and two species The creation and restoration of flower-rich habitat can have become extinct in the UK during the last 80 years. help this species extend its range and, by proxy, aid the For information about the Bumblebee Conservation conservation of a wide variety of other pollinating insects. Trust, see bumblebeeconservation.org Declines in pollinators have been widely documented and * West Country Buzz has received funding from Natural the kind of action being undertaken by Jay and Mike can England, Prince of Wales Charitable Foundation, and greatly help towards improving this situation within the The Dulverton Trust, Yeo Valley, John Lewis Partnership, local area. Anson Charitable Trust and Naturesave Trust.

No. 18 Spring 2020 The Hartland Post 9 326(HARTLAND) HARTLAND TOWN BAND SQUADRON ATC Hartland Town Band would like to thank all members of the community, including committee members and band helpers, 326 Reporting for Duty who supported us in 2019 in numerous ways. Thanks to your After a hectic year and a successful Open Night, our cadets enjoyed efforts we completed a full programme of events throughout a relaxed December and Christmas party before we had our annual the year, and through your generosity we were again able to break for the year. purchase a much-needed new instrument, this time a Yamaha Neo soprano cornet. This is a first class instrument which will serve the band well for many years. One of our many engagements this year was joining the Royal British Legion’s Armed Forces Day on 8 June to mark the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings in June 1944. As a community band, we were pleased and honoured to take part. The two Christmas concerts early in December were, as usual, very well attended and enjoyed by enthusiastic audiences. The second half fancy dress theme this year was simply “Christmas”. We have started back in 2020 with high hopes for our 50th There are some photographs of band members in costume on Anniversary year. Already we have had one of our cadets, Cdt Lexie our Facebook page. Clark, represent South West Region, as part of the Netball team, Annual awards were presented as follows: Chairman’s Cup - coming 3rd overall. We also have Cdt A. Cornish awaiting the inter- Trudy Bowles; Junior bandsman of the year - Natasha Poole; region Hockey competition and cadets B. Heard and M. Morgan Bandsman of the year - Viv Gale; Most improved trainee - Jen the inter-region Football competition. Foot; Most improved player - Linda Lewis; Section award - (Solo The squadron celebrated Cadet Sunday by taking part in the Church cornets) Teresa Bennett, Lisa Stubbs, Paul Aslett and Amanda service at Stoke, this year was a Communion Service, which was a Poole; Frayne cup - Malcolm Price first for the squadron, but hopefully not the last, with all the cadets joining the congregation in receiving a blessing from Rev’d Jane. Cdt Sgt L. Threlkeld has achieved her Youth First Aid qualification, having been offered the chance to join Exmouth Squadron on a weekend training session. Sgt Threlkeld and Cdt Cornish have also spent another day at Bideford squadron, shooting air rifles and look forward to the opportunity to do so again, furthering their marksmanship training. Cdts B. Heard and M. Morgan have also now passed their Senior cadet exams, so a huge well done to them! Immediately following the Christmas concerts we were Looking forward, three of our youngest cadets are all set to attend a shocked and saddened to learn that John Thompson, had First-Class Training weekend, run by Chivenor Sqn, which will be decided to leave the band after almost 14 years as our Musical held at Okehampton Army Base, hopefully advancing their training Director. As you know, the band has progressed and improved to the next level. Our cadets are also looking forward to the first immeasurably under John’s leadership and guidance. We will camp of the year, held at Pier Cellars, Cawsands. This is a training miss him, and wish him and his wife Steph well for the future. camp and will hopefully include activities such as first aid training, We are, however, fortunate in that John’s deputy of many Air rifle shooting, visits to the dockyard and Scraesdon Fort and years, Ros Toase, has stepped in and will lead the band as MD a visit from the RAF careers, to name but a few. I’m sure it will for at least the next 6 months. be quite a fun packed week, as in years previous. This is a great Throughout the rest of December we were out carolling at camp for first time cadets as it tends to be a little less hectic as it is places old and new, and as usual the hospitality we received completely run and organised by cadet staff. everywhere was outstanding. Thank you all for that, and for As a squadron we are also looking forward to supporting much in the generous donations to band funds. “Carols Around the our local community, with events such as the Hartland Community Tree” on Christmas eve raised £298.16 for the Children’s Day, VE Day celebrations, the Carnival week and the Woolsery Hospice Southwest. Thanks to all who attended and donated Show. But this year, we would also like to ask for the community to that good cause. to support us, especially the ex-cadets in the village. We are holding Forthcoming events over the next few months are: a 326 Hartland Squadron Ball on May the 16th, to make a good 3 March - AGM in St John’s at 8pm; 4 April - Easter bingo start to our 50th Anniversary celebrations, featuring a live band, in the parish hall at 7.30pm; 19 April - Spring concert in The Always and DJDK as entertainment for the evening. Tickets the parish hall at 7.30pm. Admission by ticket only, £6.00 to the ball are available at a cost of £20, from local businesses, the available from Ann Pillman 441434 or Sheila Jeffery 441253; sqn and Shelley Cornish. We look forward to seeing many faces 23 May - Hartland community day in the parish hall from there, both new and old, to help us celebrate this momentous year 10am to 1pm; 6 June - Ploughman’s and Pudding in the parish in style! hall from 6 to 8pm; 20 June - Chapel fete at the Methodist Signing off for now! FS Z Hill church at 2.45pm 10 The Hartland Post No. 18 Spring 2020 HARTLAND GETS LITERARY! COD IN DEVON! Bull at a Gate Cookery book by Tracey Slocombe. An Uplifting, Funny, Family Adventure Not your usual cook book...! by local Author Sandy Fish At the beginning of the year Holsworthy author, Tracey Sandy lives in Hartland with her Slocombe, launched her new book, Bull at a Gate Cookery important people including the three book, live on radio. It was an enjoyable, well-attended evening cats who have managed to reorganise held at The Voice FM studios in Barnstaple and graced by the the household to their liking. She presence of the mayor of Torrington, Keeley Allin, the youngest retired from Devon and Cornwall Police mayor in the UK. Presenter Simon Dawson dedicated his leaving fact behind to concentrate entire two-hour slot to the launch. Simon also features in the on the humour in fiction. With only book with his recipe for beer bread. a slight nod to her career, Cod in Mrs Slocombe’s book delivers much more than fabulous Devon! is her first published novel recipes; written with a strong farming/country slant, Mrs S which, perhaps surprisingly, isn’t about encourages the reader to love where they live and get creative fishing. It covers that gap between a in the kitchen with commemorative dishes to their own towns/ proper job and no job at all where the villages and landmarks, such as The Ilfracombe Slammer, everyday becomes unfamiliar and the The River Taw, The South Molton, Hartland’s Tiddy, Teddy, law appears to be a bit wild west. It is Toddy Pie; The Beef Torrington and The Milton Damerel - neither autobiographical nor remotely based on actual events Mrs Slocombe’s take on the Melton Mowbray pork pie. You it’s a work of fiction with a beginning, an awful lot in the will occasionally encounter a memoir sandwiched between the middle, a twist or two and a satisfying end. Priced at £7.99, recipes that are sure to raise a smile whilst you wait for a pan Cod in Devon! is available on-line through the publisher – to come to the boil! She’s also ‘rounded up’ a few of the well- Blue Poppy and locally at various outlets including the Pop In. known locals to feature, including Julian Seager, actor and Or send a message via Facebook – Sandy.Fish.1865 friend of the author. He gets a mead recipe fit for a modern- day Viking to represent one of his many film roles. The man AND THE WINNER IS... and spirit of Exmoor, Johnny Kingdom, also features. His In January Essence of Hartland launched a competition widow Julie kindly provided Johnny’s favourite teatime treat asking for local artists and pupils at Hartland Primary School to recreate. to submit their artwork depicting the Hartland Peninsula in Being fully aware we are a nation of animal lovers Mrs S has Spring. We are pleased to announce that the winner is local even included a recipe for our ‘fur babies’ under the Pooch & Hartland Primary School pupil Willow Curnow , aged 7; who Pussy Treats section. Also to be found in the book are ‘Seven submitted a fantastic painting of the Hartland coast. Drunken Nights’, dedicated to creative alcoholic concoctions such as a hot cider punch and some delicious cocktails. Mrs Slocombe loves to shop local and support local independent businesses, such as cheese shops and butchers, and seeks artisan food outlets for something a little different. The book is available direct from Tracey through her website, www.mrsslocombe.uk, by clicking on the buy it now button. The website also gives a list of stockists and is also available through Waterstones, or direct from Blue Poppy Publishing for wholesale enquiries. Website - mrsslocombe.uk

Willow's artwork will feature as the next image on the packaging of the Spring reed diffuser which will be on sale locally and several other North Devon shops, feature prominently on the website and will be used frequently for Facebook and Instagram posts. In addition a handmade From business cards poster will be on display in the Hartland Post Office for to a website to ink cartridges everyone to admire! – we’ve got it covered Find out more: www.essenceofhartland.com Follow: www.instagram.com/essence_of_hartland www.facebook.com/essenceofhartland

No. 18 Spring 2020 The Hartland Post 11 BUSINESS INVESTMENT GRANT New £100K Sole Trader Grant Scheme to boost Business Growth and Employment across Torridge Torridge District Council is set to launch a business grant scheme of up to £5,000 for local businesses ready to take on their first employee. The scheme recognises the important role small businesses play in the local economy with an estimated 4,800 sole traders making up 60% of the 8,000 or so businesses operating across the district. Councillors were keen to find a targeted way to provide growth opportunities for this important sector of the local economy and the adopted £5K grant scheme is the result of that focus. The scheme will require applicants to submit a business plan and some financial information, which will then be considered by a grant panel, who will decide which businesses will be awarded a grant and an amount up to £5K. Even if a grant isn’t awarded or businesses just want help and guidance for other issues, the Councils Economic Regeneration team and partners will be on hand to advise on these areas as well and can also provide information on free business and training courses. The opening window for the first round of applications is from 2nd March to 30th April with decisions to be made at an investment panel meeting on 20th May. A special awareness event will also be held at Torrington Town Hall on 3rd March. Businesses are invited to come along and discuss the grant scheme but can also talk to business experts from partner organisations. Councillor Bob Hicks – Lead Member for the Economy at Torridge District Council said: “This is an exiting opportunity for all types of businesses across Torridge to take that next step in expansion. Helping already established businesses to grow will be a boost not only PLEASE SUPPORT NORTH DEVON HOSPICE for successful applicants but also for job creation and skills AND BIG BREAKFAST 2020! development across a large sector of the local economy. We Please come along and support your nearest Big Breakfast at: hope that local business people will seize this opportunity Merry Harriers, Woolsery for a potential £5,000 cash injection to help them grow and Saturday 7th March 9.30am-11.00am expand. In the process it should also result in the creation of £6.95p for your delicious Big Breakfast 20 or more new jobs across the district as well. A win win for everybody.” including tea/coffee. Vegetarian option too. Jane Maynard BFA, FCA. - President of Bideford Bay Raffle draw. Booking preferred. Chamber of Commerce said: Please pop in or phone 01237 431611 - option 1 - to book your place or everyone welcome on the day! "This is a great opportunity for businesses to take that first step towards growth and employ for the first time. Often a You can be sure of a warm welcome, so please support our generous Big Breakfast organisers if you can. The money worrying time for many business owners, this grant will help raised through Big Breakfast, which is generously sponsored by to offset the financial concerns and allow them to spring Phillip Dennis Foodservice, will help North Devon Hospice forward. Chamber care for local people who are suffering from the impact of are delighted to be supporting this initiative.” cancer and other life-limiting illnesses. All hospice services The application process has been designed to be as simple and are provided completely free of charge, but it costs over £5 straight forward as possible. Simply visit the Council’s website million each year to care in this way. For other Big Breakfasts “business grant” page for more information or email chris. in North Devon and Cornwall borders, please visit our Big [email protected] Any new employees must be employed Breakfast webpage on www.northdevonhospice.org.uk for at least 18.5 hours per week and for a minimum of 12 Sponsored by months.

12 The Hartland Post No. 18 Spring 2020 ST. NECTAN'S CHURCH I sit writing this as storm Ciara rages around, feeling thankful about new life and justice for all. As individuals we often have that I am in a well-insulated house with plenty of wood to throw limited success, as a community working together the possibilities on the log-burner, and a hot cup of tea on my desk. This has are so much greater. made me reflect on just how lucky I am and to be thankful for ‘Let each of you look not only to his own interests, but the the security of a home. interests of others.’ Philippians 2:4. Just a couple of weeks ago I was in Barnstaple and I never cease With every blessing, Rev'd Jane Hayes to be shocked by the number of homeless people sitting huddled in doorways. I find it difficult to assimilate how this situation DIARY can still exist in the 21st century in the UK. The chap I spoke to, Sunday services at St Nectan's unless indicated sitting outside of my ‘usual’ coffee shop, seemed overwhelmed March that several people had been so kind to him, and the coffee shop 1st 11am Morning Worship was running a system similar to ones I have heard of elsewhere, 8th 11am Sung Eucharist where money can be left for coffee, soup, sandwiches etc. for 15th 10am Breakfast Church at Methodist hall those in need. I thank God for those who are generous and able 4pm Songs of Praise - leaving service to help, but still feel affronted and ashamed that so many people for Margaret Rickard need this sort of assistance in our country today. 22nd 11am Mothering Sunday Sung Eucharist 29th 11am Group service at Bucks Mills I’m also sure that there are many folk in our closer community that struggle to make ends meet, especially families in school April holidays when children may not have access to a hot meal. As a 5th 11am Palm Sunday service 10th 11.30am GOOD FRIDAY service at church we are constantly looking for ways to improve the lot of Methodist chapel followed by our parishioners, and while we know that this is a community that Walk of Witness to very much looks out for each other, we would be very interested 12 noon Service in the Square if anybody has any bright ideas to address local issues, bearing in 12th 6am Easter Son Rise service; Warren Cliffs mind that we are always looking for people to volunteer to run 11am Easter Sung Eucharist things too! 19th 10am Breakfast Church at Methodist hall Looking at the wider picture, with the extreme weather that so 26th 11am Sung Eucharist many places (including the UK) seem to be suffering from, I May am daunted by the task that lies ahead for humanity in trying 3rd 11am Morning Worship to counter the effects of climate change. In my more optimistic 10th 11am Sung Eucharist moments, I look at all the local schemes that are afoot to encourage 17th 10am Breakfast Church at Methodist hall recycling and caring for the environment, including restoring 24th 11am Sung Eucharist 31st 11am Pentecost Holy Communion wildlife habitats and reducing food miles, and am heartened that 4pm 4@4 service at Hole Farm with care and enthusiasm we can all ‘do our bit’, but ‘our bit’ also June includes lobbying for government and world leaders to ‘do their 7th 11am Morning Worship bit’, which is far more difficult. 14th 11am Sung Eucharist Looking to local things again, I wonder what more we can collect 21st 10am Breakfast Church at Methodist hall to recycle. I’ve been collecting empty cat food ‘pouches’ but the 28th 11am Sung Eucharist only place I can find to re-cycle them easily is when I go and LENT COURSE visit one of my daughters in Wales. There was a recycling centre Mondays 2.30pm in the church rooms in Plymouth (for when I visit my son) but that seems to have March 2nd, 16th, 23rd, 30th, April 6th closed. All these places are a distance away which doesn’t make it HOLY WEEK environmentally viable unless combined with another trip! Any Check website for full details ideas? Tuesday April 7th 4pm Evening prayer at St. Nectan's As we begin to turn our backs on winter and look forward to MESSY CHURCH spring, I pray that our seasons will not become unrecognisable on Wednesdays 3.30-5.30pm in the Methodist hall. due to climate change, and that generations to come will still be March 11th, April 8th, May 13th, June 17th(Check Facebook able to experience the beauty of seeing daffodils in the hedgerows page for details) and gardens, hearing glorious birdsong and anticipating the Wednesday 11am Holy Communion in the church spring grass with new born lambs gambolling around; and of rooms course, the return of the swallows, swifts and swimming season! March 4th, 11th,18th,25th, April 1st, 8th, 22nd, 29th, May On February 26th we enter into the Christian season of Lent. 7th, 14th, 21st, 28th, June 3rd, 10th, 17th Perhaps, instead of just giving up chocolate and/or wine (help!) 12.15 Community Lunch we could all consider ways in which we can make a difference in March 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th, April 22nd, 29th, May 7th, our world and ask God to guide us in action. We look forward 14th, 21st, June 3rd, 10th, 17th to Easter as a people who know what resurrection means in our faith, and the responsibility Jesus left us with - to spread the word

No. 18 Spring 2020 The Hartland Post 13 DICK WHITTINGTON This year’s Hartland Players Production was Dick Whittington, a superbly written witty version of the traditional pantomime by Ben Crocker and performed by kind permission of Ben Crocker Pantomimes. We had wonderful audiences every evening who loved the show and joined in with the spirit of it. Wednesday evening was our charity performance and we were able to raise the handsome sum of £500 which was presented to Charlie Jeffery for the Devon Air Ambulance Trust. This year we welcomed three new actors: Kath Pike as Alice Fitzwarren, Debbie Heard as Sarah the Cook and Robin Croslegh as Captain Horatio Fitzwarren. Also, we had four amazingly realistic ratlets supporting King Rat and played by young budding actors, who ran around creating havoc in Alderman Fitzwarren’s shop. And this year we saw the return of Beckie Jeffery and her wonderful Andigwa Dance troupe who treated us to a brilliant spectacle in the ultraviolet underwater scene. All in all, it was a superb production. Most importantly, everyone involved enjoyed themselves and had fun, however, it is surprising how much work goes into our productions both beforehand and behind the scenes during production week. This year we were able to welcome Les Norris and Alan Strawson to the set building team, helped by Simon Philips and Peter Cherry plus anyone else we could pressgang in to helping. New faces too on the Front of House and Back Stage teams, including a large contingent from Long Furlong, helping with things like props, costumes and scenery painting. We love to keep the acting tradition alive in Hartland so if you know of anyone who would like to join us please ask them to get in touch with me on 01237 441824. Richard Macdonald

14 The Hartland Post No. 18 Spring 2020 No. 18 Spring 2020 The Hartland Post 15 HUNGRY HARTLAND : Where to eat The Old Bakery Coffee Shop - Farewell On 25 February, The Old Bakery Coffee Shop closed its doors for the last time. This café of Sarah and Donal Stafford has been the most tremendous asset to the village. Everyone’s The Hart Inn favourite lunch spot, yummy mummies preferred (and only!) VILLAGE PUB & DINING 01237 441474 meeting place, after yoga and dancing coffee spot, breakfast Many of you will already know that our lovely manager Laura for workers and tea time for visitors: this amazing café had is moving on and changing careers, please keep an eye on our something for everyone. With the lovely Jacqui at the helm Facebook page as we will be having a little farewell gathering and hidden talents in the kitchen, this café played a vital for her. We wish her all the best in her new career. We are role in village life. It was also a huge hot-spot for selling excited to have promoted our very own Sam Willby to the role the Hartland Post! We thank all those involved in running of manager, who we are sure will do a great job. this great community coffee shop over the past few years and With spring just around the corner we are working hard on wish you all well in your future endeavours. creating an exciting new menu which will be available from the beginning of April. With the success of our lighter meals Welcome to the on Thursday we will be offering a larger lunchtime menu alongside the regular paninis, soups, sandwiches and bar Coffee on the Square snacks, fresh coffee, teas, hot chocolate and of course the usual We are very lucky to have Marie and Gemma Porter and drinks you expect from a pub. family take over the Old Bakery which will be changing We are continuing to run our monthly charity quiz nights, so its name to the Coffee on the Square! Marie has long been if you have a charity you would like us to raise money for just involved with many community activities in Hartland and pop in or give us a call, dates are free from June onwards. will be joined by her daughter-in-law Gemma. They don’t Mothering Sunday and Easter Sunday booking are now being plan to make many changes but there will be a small gift taken and don’t forget to keep an eye out for our theme nights. shop area with locally made gifts on sale. Marie and Gemma We will soon be launching our website, which we have finally are keen to develop the sense of a community hub and will got around to doing after two years! There will be an option extend the menu to include a daily hot dish. Catering for of signing up to our newsletters with regular special offers and special events and developing activity groups are part of competitions for those that do. the new plan. The new opening is scheduled for the end of March, but maybe earlier if it is ready in time, so watch The Milkiosk out for posters around the village and in the window of the pasteurised milk, cool and fresh from the farm coffee shop. The plan is to be open six days a week, extending to seven in the summer months with longer opening hours. Feeling nostaligic for glass milk bottles ? Too much plastic in your life? Fed up with food miles? Pattard Kitchen You can now get fresh local milk at the Milkiosk directly from the cows at High Park farm, Littleham. One litre costs We are sad to have to report to our readers that after three £1. Although credit cards are taken it is best to have some wonderful years, Pattard Kitchen, run by the talented Bjorn pound coins on you in case the card machine is not working. Moen, closed on 15 February. However the good news is that Minimum amount dispensed is ½ litre. Take your own glass Bjorn will now be heading up the kitchen at the Commodore bottles or buy them from an automatic distributor at the farm in Instow where he will, no doubt, continue to work his (£1); free range eggs (£1.30) also available. culinary wizardry to the delight of his followers. You will be able to follow Bjorn’s adventures on facebook. Directions: take the A39 towards Bideford. Exit right at the roundabout going to Atlantic Village. Take the first right immediately after the roundabout. Follow the brown sign to Organic Fruit & Veg boxes “The Milkiosk” Jordan of the Goodh Farm, near Kilkhamption, have an exciting new farming project. They are starting up a small sustainable operation and are getting going with veg boxes. Hartland Quay Hotel At present they are provided by Riverford but Jordan hopes Open every day. Lunch served 12-2.30pm; dinner 6-9pm to soon be able to put his own produce in the boxes. Daily changing specials board. Dogs on lead welcome. Available in small, medium or large, boxes are delivered to Inside tables quite booked up with hotel residents but your door on Thursdays or Fridays. advance booking not essential. Some inside tables always Jordan can be contacted by email: [email protected] available for walk-in guests and plenty of outside seating. or check out his facebook page to learn more about this great Tel. 01237 441218 or [email protected] initiative.

16 The Hartland Post No. 18 Spring 2020 COOK’S CORNER Creamy Lentil & Coconut Soup White Hare Chocolaterie vegetarian/vegan/yummy With the repositioning of the chocolate counter as part of the White Hare studio-gallery’s refit the chocolaterie shelves now greet you as you come in to the room. Resident chocolatier, Caroline Brocklehurst, reports a good start to the year with Valentines Day providing good support. The new season sees the introduction of two new chocolates; a Bucks Fizz made with fresh orange reduction and champagne and a Caribbean Crème, being a soft coconut cream centre flavoured with a hint of gold rum from Barbados and dipped in white, milk or dark chocolate. Also becoming popular are Caroline’s ‘Hartland Hearts’, hand tempered solid Belgian chocolate hearts infused with flavours Ingredients ranging from orange and mint to lemon, raspberry, passion fruit and rose. • 1 tablespoon Olive Oil Caroline comments “The Heartland Hearts come in bags of 6 • 1 medium yellow onion, diced in the variety of flavours all individually wrapped in different • 3 carrots, peeled and diced coloured foils and presented with a label featuring the Hartland • 3 stalks of celery, diced (optional) Coastline so they make a lovely locally made and themed gift • 4 garlic cloves whether visiting or saying something special to someone” • 2 teaspoons turmeric • 2 teaspoons cumin • 1 teaspoon smoked paprika • ? teaspoon red pepper flakes (to your taste, a pinch may be enough) • 1 cup lentils (whichever colour you prefer) • 4 cups broth (homemade vegetable broth is preferred, but if you’re not vegetarian, you can use chicken or fish broth for different flavors) • 2 cups spinach, kale, or greens of choice • 1 14oz can coconut cream or milk Directions 1. Heat oil in large pot. Add onion, saute for 3 minutes. 2. Add carrots and celery, and saute until veggies are slightly soft about 5 minutes. 3. Add garlic and spices, cooking until aromatic, about 1 minute. Fish & Chips 4. Add lentils and broth. Bring to boil, then reduce heat to simmering, cooking uncovered for about 25 Shamrock Fish & Chips minutes or until lentils are soft. Opening hours: (Closed Wednesday and Sunday) 5. Add greens and coconut cream and stir until Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday: 5-8.30pm incorporated. Friday: 12-2pm and 5-8.30pm 6. As you can see, this is a very versatile soup. As written, it Telephone orders taken on 07471 150078 / 01237 488123. is vegan, though you can add meat or animal products Cash only please. if you like. Squash, sweet potatoes and peppers would The Kings Arms be a great addition. You can also replace the onion with Eat in or take away. OAP special price Friday lunch time leek, or add lemongrass for a thai flair. Add lime juice for some last minute freshness. Woolsery Fish & Chips 7. Make it more than soup by serving with rice or Wednesday & Thursday 4.30pm - 8.30pm potatoes. Friday & Saturday 12noon - 2pm & 4.30pm - 8.30pm Recipe from www.cooksimplycook.com Specials menu changes weekly, bringing a selection of a source of much inspiration! favourites as well as some creative new dishes.

No. 18 Spring 2020 The Hartland Post 17 OUT & ABOUT IN HARTLAND WHITE HARE STUDIO-GALLERY HARTLAND BOOK FESTIVAL Clive Brocklehurst at the White Hare Studio-Gallery has been preparing the premises for visitors with a refit including Saturday March 7th 2020 the creation of a stunning new upholstered counter leaving 10am – 2pm Hartland Parish Hall more space for browsing and easier access to the chocolaterie Free Entry counter. There is also a new corner devoted entirely to Clive’s Come and spend a few hours at the relaxed and friendly unique glass material, ‘octarine’ made by him using gold and Hartland Book Festival. An event for writers, readers and lovers silver powders and fantastic colours, with which he makes of Cake. With an impressive line-up of local Authors, it’s a great boxes mirrors, sculptures and now clocks. place to ask questions start conversations and find new friends. “We are very pleased with how it has turned out” says Clive With a literary lucky dip, the meandering story, Author insights “It makes the studio more welcoming whilst still leaving me and a free cake with every book purchased it really is the place enough area to work and create” to find a good book from your next favourite Author. “Read to remember read to forget read something special by someone you’ve met. Read to escape or read to belong, find a great book and pass it along.” ‘Tea Table’ Cakes and refreshments in support of Dementia UK Visit our Facebook Page – Hartland Book Festival

HARTLAND ABBEY Opening Times 2020 HOUSE, GARDENS, GROUNDS, BEACHWALK AND TEA ROOM: 11am – 5pm (House 2pm – last admission 4pm) HARTLAND SOCIETY 29th March – 4th October: Sunday to Thursday (inc. Good Friday) Special Events 2020 The final meeting of the season is on Thursday March 19th at 7.30pm on the Methodist hall. The Annual General meeting Sun 15th March, 11- 4pm DAFFODILS AND SPRING will be followed by a seventh talk by Kay Greenish and Joy FLOWERS*, Sun 19th and 26th April 11-5pm BLUEBELL Cooper on their researches into the gravestones in St. Nectan’s SUNDAYS*, Sun 12th and Mon 13th April, 11- 5pm churchyard. This talk is a little different, as most of those we EASTER EGG HUNTS AND BLUEBELLS are talking about do not have a headstone! Visitors welcome. *reduced admission charges Entry £2 which includes a cup of tea or coffee. Open Air Theatre in conjunction with The Plough Arts Centre HARTLAND ART AND CRAFT CLUB Booking contact Box Office 01805 624624 We meet on the second and fourth Thursday mornings from or online www.theploughartscentre.org.uk 10am – 1pm in the Methodist hall. We aim to provide a Wed 29th July 5pm: Box Tree Productions – ‘Alice in relaxed atmosphere where you can pursue a hobby, have a chat Wonderland’ £13/£10; plus Drama Workshop 6 – 11 years and, of course, a cup of tea or coffee. Cost is £2 per session. (3–4.30pm £5) We try and have a speaker once a month, usually a ‘taster’ Mon 3rd August 5pm: Heartbreak Productions – ‘Mr Stink’ session and the other meeting is an open session where you by David Walliams £13/£10; plus Drama Workshop 6 – 11 can bring something of your own to work on. years (3–4.30pm £5) If you would like to join us, please come along, or ring Wed 5th August 5pm: Heartbreak Productions - ‘Wonder Kay 441091 or Danielle 441603 for more information. with Grimm’ (age 7+) £13/£10; plus Drama Workshop 7 – The programme below is subject to change, so please check 11 years (3–4.30pm £5) beforehand if you are keen to do particular subject. Thurs 13th August 6pm: The Festival Players ‘Henry- V’ by March 12th - Mosaics (Judith Gale & Ann Denness), March William Shakespeare £13/£10 26th - AGM and open session, April 9th - Open session, April Sun 16th August 6pm: Illyria - ‘HMS Pinafore’ by Gilbert 23rd - Art (Roy Collins), May 14th - Open session, May 28th and Sullivan £15/£13 - Creative silk pictures (Judith Gale), June 11th - Open session Thurs 20th August 5pm: Illyria - ‘The Further Adventures of Dr Dolittle’ £13/£10; plus Drama Workshop 6 – 11 years HARTLAND GARDEN SOCIETY (3–4.30pm £5) Coffee morning - Saturday 16th May - £1.50 entry. Our next **For further information on events please see our website** summer show is on Saturday the 25th July 2020. The show is to be opened by Revd Jane Skinner. Seeds for summer show Free entry to the grounds for theatre-goers 2 hours before 7pm will be available from Jean's soon. Schedules to be out in performances and 1 hour before 5pm performances. March/April. Hope to see you all there. Bring rugs/low backed seating. Bar, delicious barbecue by Autumn show Saturday 26th September 2020 Amy Lythgoe-Jones and refreshments

18 The Hartland Post No. 18 Spring 2020 OUT & ABOUT IN HARTLAND CORONAVIRUS ADVICE HARTLAND FARMERS MARKET Coronaviruses (CoV) are a large family of viruses that cause illness ranging from the common cold to more severe diseases. Reproduced by kind permission of the writer, Jan Steele, The common signs of infection include respiratory symptoms, Author North Devon Does (fb) www.northdevondoes.com fever, cough, shortness of breath and breathing difficulties, Dawning bright and breezy the day held promise and a however these symptoms do not necessarily mean you have heightened feel of happiness. As the pooch and I jumped the illness. into the old jalopy for the drive to beautiful Hartland, North Devon both our stomachs rumbled at the thought of food Upon contacting the surgery we will be asking essential and drink. This, you understand, was not just any old food, questions prior to arranging any face to face appointments. but locally produced food and drink from the wonderful We realise that this does take time and we would ask you for stallholders at Hartland Farmers Market. your patience and understanding. The current advice is: Call 111 if you have been • to Hubei province in China in the last 14 days • to Iran, areas of northern Italy in lockdown or "special care zone" areas in South Korea since 19 February • to other parts of mainland China or South Korea, Thailand, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia or Macau in the last 14 days and have a cough, high temperature or shortness of breath • to other parts of northern Italy (anywhere north of Pisa, Florence and Rimini), Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos or I had been invited to have a mooch around by Heather and Myanmar since 19 February and have a cough, high Peter Cherry, organisers of the market, who, as you will see temperature or shortness of breath above, also enjoy their food. • in close contact with someone with confirmed coronavirus Hartland Farmers Market serves the most amazing big breakfast, just right to set you up for a saunter around the Please do not go to the Surgery, pharmacy or hospital. Call stalls. Although I didn’t partake myself, I was treated to the 111, stay indoors and avoid close contact with other people. best coffee I had ever tasted by the lovely Sabins, Artisan Please note that these details are being updated daily and Coffee Roasters. Ahhh bliss… we would recommend that if you are in any doubt, further Having been both trader and visitor to many markets all over information can be sought on the nhs.uk or Gov.uk websites. the UK, I was struck by both the quality of the goods and the atmosphere at Hartland Farmers Markets. Peter and Heather CHRISTIAN AID SPONSORED WALK have strong guidelines, defining who can trade at the market. This year's walk will take place on Monday 4th May, starting from “I have to be quite strict and sometimes upset potential traders” the Methodist Church at 10.00am. Our lunchtime stop will be Peter tells me. “Products have to be made, grown or produced at Gawlish farm by kind permission of Jill and John George, so locally and not “bought in”, a sentiment I agree with entirely. please bring a packed lunch and wear suitable footwear as it may Many a time I have stood next to stalls who have unwrapped be muddy in places. The walk will be approximately 8 miles, but sausages and pies from a well known German Supermarket should anyone find this too much, then just do half as this is quite and advertised them as “Homemade”! A very dodgy practice. alright. Anyone with any enquiries please contact Ralph James at Over the next few weeks you can read more about these fabulous Silver Dream, 4 Pengilly Way, Hartland or tel: 01237 441 587. producers, who range from the Vibrant Veggie Kitchen an Apiarist, Baker, Game Dealer, Dog Bakery, Fishery and much THE BIG BOOKSHOP COFFEE MORNING more. All goods are produced within 25 miles of Hartland, The next big Bookshop Coffee Morning will take place on North Devon. No need to worry about your food miles here. Saturday 30th May, and will be held in the Methodist Hall, Who knew we grew kiwi fruit here in North Devon? from 10.00 am to 11.30am. There will also be the usual cake The pooch didn’t actually get a look inside this dog friendly and savoury stall. Always pleased to see you and we have plenty market as I decided it was just too tempting for her. Did get of books for you to browse. Any enquiries ring Ralph James, on her a big bag of homemade cheesy dog treats though. Spoilt. 01237 441 587. Or call at Silver Dream, Pengilly Way, Hartland. Hartland Farmers Market UK. Hartland Parish Hall, Hartland, North Devon. EX39 6BL SHELTER BOX COFFEE MORNING 1st Sunday of each month 10am – 1pm We're holding a coffee morning in the Parish Hall, on Saturday 28th March, from 10.00 - 11.30am. We shall be setting up on Our next markets are 1st March, 5th April, 3rd May and every Friday 27th between 4.00 - 5.00pm for anyone wishing to bring first Sunday of each month right through the year. We hope to items for sale. Please contact Ralph James on 01237 441 587 or see you soon, Peter - tel 07713 505500. Yvonne Heard on 01237 441 287 for any further information.

No. 18 Spring 2020 The Hartland Post 19 FAREWELL TO Michael George Hill 29 July 1945 – 01 February 2020 Gwendoline (Gwen) Bragg on 16 January 2020 In loving Memory of Michael of Woolley and formerly of Tosberry, Hartland. Hill, brother, partner, father, grandfather, uncle and friend to Joyce Petley many. 10th January 1923 - 14th December 2019 Michael was born in Wendon My mother, Joyce Petley, passed away peacefully at Southlands Cottage, West Town, Woolsery Residential Home on 14th December after a short illness. She to parents Bill and Jean Hill. He was born in Wimbledon, but lived most of her life in Herne Bay spent his early years living at the and Sittingbourne in Kent. When her husband, Fred, passed family farm at Higher Huddisford away in 2003 we decided that moving to Hartland would be with his parents and siblings, the best option. This was never going to be an easy transition Martin, Margaret and Marilyn. for her, having to start all over on her own, especially as she had Michael, like his brother and had such a strong and happy marriage. However, she showed sisters, attended the local primary an inner strength and tenacity that saw her embrace all that school in Woolsery. It was whilst at Woolsery School, that he Hartland had to offer. As she made new friends her confidence had an unfortunate accident, where he got knocked over the grew enormously and she spent many happy afternoons in the playground wall, resulting in both the scar on his left cheek and company of Eileen Kinsey, Margot Smith and Marion Angus. the school investing in a new fence to keep the pupils in! Mum always commented on what a lovely place Hartland was – After finishing Woolsery, Michael went on to study at Bideford’s safe, friendly and with lots going on. In the end she had over ten Geneva Comprehensive College, where he discovered his love for very happy years living at 1, Heywood Close, where she could be woodworking. Though this was something he didn’t pursue until frequently seen watching the world go by from her front window. much later in life, when he got given the opportunity to do a When Mum reached the grand age of 92 she decided that living woodworking course at North Devon College. His final piece on her own was no longer feasible and that it was time to be was a beautiful pine coffee table, which saw many years of service looked after. She moved into Southlands Residential Home in in the family’s living room. After a short time at Geneva College Bridgerule where she was made very comfortable and welcome. Michael left school at 14 (as you could in those days!) and went to work on the family farm. In the following years Michael was heavily involved in village life, including helping to run Woolsery Youth Club and could often be found at the many local dances! Michael has had a lifelong love of motorbikes, and was a well- known member of the Black Ace club, owning many different bikes over the years. Despite his love for riding, it didn’t stop him from carrying on his run of accidents, suffering many a mishap during those years, with many a trip to hospital. Never one to miss an opportunity Michael moved to Walton- on-Thames, with his friend Paul Rooke in 1964. They spent a year working in a garage in Hersham, before Michael missed the country air and green fields of Devon. Returning home, Michael began working as a coalman and lorry driver for firms in the local area, before becoming an agricultural contractor. Michael worked for many local farmers, including Royston Johns, Lawrence Furze and Dennis Stevens, to name but a few. We are very grateful to Celia Goaman and all the fantastic staff He finally moved from Higher Huddisford in 1971, when his who looked after her with such skill and dedication. dad decided to sell the family farm, buying Hayne Bungalow Mum's funeral was at Barnstaple Crematorium. The family with his mother. It was here that he spent the rest of his time, would like to thank Kevin Murphy who conducted the service farming, gardening and bringing up his family. Both farming and and Nick Walter who did such a great job with the funeral gardening were big passions for Michael and he could often be arrangements. Finally, thanks to all those who donated to North seen at agricultural and implement sales, regularly, with his friend Devon Hospice in her memory. Mike Derosa. If he wasn’t tinkering with a piece of machinery, Keith Petley often with Eric Cann assisting him, he could be found in one of his many allotments, sharing gardening advice!

20 The Hartland Post No. 18 Spring 2020 It was whilst working for Dennis Stevens that he met his lifelong partner Zara; they went on to have 3 daughters, Michelle, Zoe and Abbi. Though he never had the son he had wanted he did eventually have 2 grandsons, George and James. HARTLAND W.I. Michael was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2005, but had Here we are February already! We had our Christmas lunch in been winning this battle. He began to have heart problems in January at the Kings arms and enjoyed every minute, the food summer 2019. After being admitted to hospital for tests and was superb and well presented. The staff couldn't have done treatment, the doctors found he had terminal oesophageal cancer. more for us, even to the point when we were about to go home it After a short battle, the cancer finally won. Although his final poured down with rain. Sam was waiting outside with his car to days were short, Michael very much appreciated all the visits and drive some of the ladies home. That's what I call service! Thank support he had from his friends and family, and of course from you everyone at the Kings. all the medical professionals. Our meeting in February was a talk by Leslie, who with her Michael will always be remembered by his friends and family husband set up Noah’s Place. Many of us didn't know what it for his kind heart and wicked sense of humour. His funeral was was although have seen the signs. It was nice to hear of the work held on the 24th of February, at Stoke Church, followed by the people with learning difficulties can do and what they can grow, committal at the crematorium and wake, held at Woolsery Social and with help and patience find new skills. If you are retired Club. Donations were taken, in lieu of flowers, for Devon Air and want to give a few hours of your time Leslie would be very Ambulance. pleased to see you. We are busy creating our competition entry for the annual W.I. Gwen Jefferey Group meeting. April meeting will be a talk on Reflexology. The 1931-2019 trip for July will be to Sidmouth. Val Sheppard Good Neighbours Gwen and I became neighbours in the early CLOVELLY EVENTS seventies; it was to become the start of a Find the Easter Chicks long and very close friendship. We had a lot Monday 30 March to Monday 13 April 2020 in common, three children, dressmaking, Children receive a village map on entry to Clovelly. cooking and flowers. Gwen was a professional This is to mark the location of a number of Easter chicks perched seamstress and I would often pop over the up and down the cobbled High Street to the quay. wall whenever I got stuck with sewing. If they spot at least 10 chicks they can return the map to the Years later our families would be joined Visitor Centre reception to win an Easter egg. If they spot all 15 by marriage when my son Simon married chicks, they will win a bigger prize! Caroline Jeffery, Gwen’s niece. Whilst a Charity Dinner, 04 April 2020 boarder a Shebbear Simon often stayed with Peggy and John The Red Lion Hotel, Clovelly, is hosting a charity night dinner Jeffery at their shop for half term and would help Doug with the for the North Devon Hospice. Tickets will be just £60.00 each deliveries to the farms. and will include a five course tasting menu, with wines matched After Doug, Gwen’s husband died we saw a lot more of each to accompany the course. other and had a wonderful holiday in Ireland together. For guests attending the function we are also offering a very Doug was a great vegetable grower and this was too much for special rate of just £40p/p sharing a twin and double room. Gwen to take over so Joy Cooper, and eventually Nancy Bailey Book dinner tickets: e-mail [email protected] and Anne Scott, did the vegetable garden winning quite a few Seaweed Festival prizes at the garden show. Sunday 24 May 2020 in aid of the North Devon Hospice Our little corner of Hartland was for us a haven of peace. Seaweed Festival is held to promote seaweed for its immense Tokenly we called it the “widows and weeders club” not a lot of health and nutritional benefits. people know this and, come to think of it, some of its members In a multitude of colours, textures, shapes and sizes, it is tasty, full didn’t either. of minerals, fibre without calories and is the best salt substitute. In winter it was a coffee and tea get-together, and in summer Quay kitchens will have a surprising variety of dishes and stalls it was something a little stronger as I would step over the wall will be selling a range of seaweed products and arts and crafts. with a jug of ice and our sun-downer. Gwen didn’t like ice, Plus live music, craft activities and workshops, talks and and I’m sure when summer comes and the jug comes out and demonstrations, street entertainment and storytelling. should she hear the ice tinkling she will know she is still a part of us and not forgotten. You will be amazed at the world of seaweed. Bring your own and ask the experts what is the best use for your particular selection. Paula Willby No. 18 Spring 2020 The Hartland Post 21 HARTLAND PARISH COUNCIL www.hartlandpc.org.uk [email protected]

Hartland Parish Council – minutes and contact details are also posted on the notice boards Community Awards 2020 in Hartland, Meddon and Stoke. Members of the public are Hartland Parish Council has launched the new Community welcome to attend the meetings and speak at the beginning of Awards for 2020. the meetings if there are issues they would like to bring to the Nominated by you… there are three awards; Good Neighbour, attention of the Parish Council. If you can’t attend a meeting Environmental Champion and Unsung Hero. Closing date but would like something to be considered by the Council for entries is the 13th April 2020, with the awards being please contact the Clerk at [email protected] presented at the Community Day on the 23rd May. Your Councillors Nomination forms are available on the website, including the Chair: Graham Mathers Post Office, Pop In and Shamrock. Councillors: Joy Cooper; Viv Gale; John George; Victor Once you have voted, you can pop your form in the box at Goaman; Fred Poole; Robin Julian; Terry Winchcombe, Sarah these shops, or email Hartland Parish Clerk – hartlandpc@ Gossling, David Heard, Kevin Rowe. googlemail.com Anna Dart, Torridge District Council and Hartland: So get voting, and let’s say thank you to our local community. [email protected] Hartland Parish Council – Tony Inch, Devon County Council: [email protected] Community Day – May 23rd 2020 Clerk: Lisa Hutchings, [email protected] Hartland Parish Council Community Day takes place on the 23rd May 2020 from 10am to 1pm at Hartland Parish Hall. This is a great opportunity to come along and meet your Parish,

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It is intended to have an official opening on June 28th with BBQ and band, but more details on this later. The Village Hall remains busy with the film club continuing to thrive, along with 'Chicks in the Sticks', the first Thursday in the month, and Wednesday evening Bridge Club and morning sewing group. Qui Jong has a small group of keen followers, and the alternate Monday lunch club is as popular as ever and provides an excellent value lunch. Recent showings for the film club were Rocketman, excellent, A Bigger Splash (somewhat eyebrow raising with some post watershed moments!) and Three Billboards outside Ebbing Missouri. The latter quite violent but with some great performances. Next up is Dr Zhivago,Feb 25th, the March film will probably be Official Secrets starring Keira Knightly on the 24th, followed two days later, by a French film called Demain (2015) about climate change and how people round the world are mitigating it. It is well reviewed and promises to be interesting, and this will be on Thursday March 26th. CHICKS IN THE STICKS After a really promising start in October and November, the Wine tasting session for the February meeting: Christmas meet-up proved even more popular as we gathered the selection! armfuls of foliage from our gardens and hedgerows and headed to Welcombe Village Hall to make natural, plastic free, After dry January and a succession of colds, coughs and wreaths with Lauren Brady. With the Willow Man looking on sneezes in the house writing a wine column seemed like the from the corner it all felt very festive and welcoming. perfect excuse to imbibe, on someone else’s behalf naturally. I’m feeling less than happy about the whole dry January thing In January the New Year brought new skills as the lovely Pas anyway, to be honest, after speaking to someone at Hartland from Penbode Vets came to talk wildlife and pet first aid. He Farmer’s Market who informed me slightly smugly that he had shared his many years of experience and passion for his subject lost 4 pounds. All I lost was the will to live, though I did having us all laughing at some of his stories and fielding the give myself an early Christmas present in December and hid questions beautifully. As Penbode very kindly didn’t charge the scales away in the deep recesses of the airing cupboard, in for their time we were able to make a donation to Prickles anticipation of Mission Mince Pie so I can’t be sure. Watching Hedgehog Rescue based in Southole. Storm Ciara (wasn’t that an e-number fest of a fruit squash Meeting again in February we had a tutored wine tasting and drink back in the day?) blasting past the house, gaining a length learned how to taste wine properly, trying our new found of our guttering en-route, is enough to drive anyone to drink technique on three white wines and three red before relaxing I think. And combine that with two bored stuck-indoors- and chatting over some of the remaining bottles and amazing kids and Monopoly, or should that be Monotony, I plumped foodie offerings. (no pun intended) for something high on the alcohol front. The next few meet-ups are now planned and we start with Coming in at a cool 13.5% ABV Viognier is often a higher March 5th with Alice Gare from Welcombe Pottery, bringing alcohol white as all the lovely aromatics and rich flavours don’t some raw clay tiles for us to decorate before being fired in emerge until the grapes are fully ripe, resulting in more sugar time for the next meet-up on April 2nd. The April meeting and therefore more alcohol. The only permissible white variety will be led by Tracy Gates and Ellen Weaver of Happy Acorns is The Rhone’s ambrosial but pricy Condrieu, where it is also Natural Learning and the plan is for an art session using blended into the reds; it is also a popular variety in hotter New natural handmade dyes and materials. May’s meeting will be World vineyards-this example being from Oz. The ‘Y Series’ a week later on the 14th and though we aren’t sure yet, we are Viognier from Yalumba is a South Australian corker - well, planning for some sort of dance workshop and are just firming screw cap actually - and delivers most of what it promises on up the details. the label, despite a fairly closed nose with apricot, almonds, We meet the first Thursday of every month at 7.30pm (May peaches and vanilla on the palate and smooth, warming almost will be second Thursday) at Welcombe Village Hall. There’s no oily mouthfeel. 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Coming Up at Hartland Quay in 2020! Sunday March 15th: Folk Night Our monthly folk nights continue on the third Sunday of the month from 6pm to 9pm Sunday March 22nd: Hill Climb Celebrate Mothers day slightly differently, bring her along to Hartland Quay to see men in leather on motorbikes! Pub open as usual but access only on foot from the top of the hill Sunday 19th April: Folk Night Our monthly folk nights continue on the third Sunday of the month from 6pm to 9pm Sunday 26th April: The Incredible Hike Come along and cheer on those you know completing the Incredible Hike from Bude in aid of the Childrens Hospice South West. Sunday 17th May: Folk Night Our monthly folk nights continue on the third Sunday of the month from 6pm to 9pm Sunday 31st May: Hartland Town Band Come and enjoy all your favourite tunes as the band play with the ocean and cliffs in the background. (Weather permitting) Sunday 21st June: Folk Night Our monthly folk nights continue on the third Sunday of the month from 6pm to 9pm. This will be the last folk night until September Sunday 28th June: Hartland Town Band Come and enjoy all your favourite tunes as the band play with the ocean and cliffs in the background. (Weather permitting) Wedneday 29th July: Morris Dancing Bideford Phoenix Morris and Barrel Morris from Bude will be entertaining visitors from 7.30 until 9.00 (weather permitting). Sunday 23rd July: Hartland Town Band Come and enjoy all your favourite tunes as the band play with the ocean and cliffs in the background. (Weather permitting) Sunday 30th August: Legendary Grand Tour/Mini Run Back for another year, watch 200 decorated minis in the middle car park. Always good fun and there will be a barbecue in aid of Hartland Air Cadets also.

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