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Happy Retirement Lesley Issue 138 Apl/May 2018 138 Happy Retirement Lesley Free - thanks to our volunteers and advertisers. Circulation 2500 1 Hayle Pump Newsletter Passmore Edwards Institute, 13-15 Hayle Terrace TR27 4BU The Pump is produced by volunteers as a community newsletter. NB All articles accepted are not necessarily the view of the editorial team. View online at www.haylepump.org.uk Editorial team contact Subscriptions [email protected] For 6 issues by post , please send a cheque or postal order for £3.60 Advertising Jeff Turk made out to Hayle Pump Newsletter [email protected] to: Phone 01736 752319 Hayle Pump Subscriptions Web site John Bennett 35 Penpol Terrace, [email protected] Hayle TR27 4BQ Please give your name and number Team members as well as the delivery name and Samuel Marsden address. Sarah Turk Stephen Murley Send any articles or copy to Send your adverts to [email protected] [email protected] or use or drop off at drop off points Angove Sports (Copperhouse) The Farm Shop (Foundry) Advertising Rates Passmore Edwards Institute (opposite War Memorial) 1/8 63 x 47.5 £10 1/4 63 x 95 £15 NEXT DEADLINE is 13th May 2018 1/2 Not available 2 Lesley hands over Lesley Channell has been the warm- hearted and welcoming manager of Hayle Day Care Centre for twenty years. The centre has been running since 1982 and continues to grow and has become an integral part of the Hayle community. Over the years Lesley has welcomed more than a thousand new faces into the centre and has grown as fond of them as of family members. Tamsin Erikson has been working in tandem with Lesley since January and has already slotted in perfectly and is enjoying the experience of working with the wonderful clients and volunteers. Lesley says “I am going to miss the On the night the Rotary Club made a Centre enormously, but I am looking very special presentation to an forward to retirement and the individual who has for the last 20 opportunity to travel to Europe with years given commitment and service my husband. I have enjoyed such to the elderly of Hayle and St Ives by support and love from everybody, and running the Hayle Day Care Centre. it has been the greatest privilege She retires at the end of March. being the manager of Hayle Day The highest Rotary award that any Care Centre.” Rotary Club Award On Friday 9th March 2018 Hayle Rotary Club held their Presidents night at the West Cornwall Golf Club .In attendance were 50 people, Rotarians and their Friends. 3 Club can make is a Paul Harris The SPAR shop will be closing on Fellowship and it was agreed by the the 2nd of April for approximately Club that Mrs Lesley Channell should two weeks (if all runs to plan). receive this and at Hayle Presidents A brand new SUBWAY is to be Night we formally presented her with added to the rear of the store and will this award in recognition of the include everything SUBWAY has to sterling work she has done to make so offer: 6”-12” sub sandwiches, salad many lives more enjoyable and safe. bowls, small bites and meal deals. Speaker for the night was Mr John This will be the first SUBWAY being Bennett who as Chairman of the offered to Hayle and will provide Hayle Neighbourhood Plan gave us a local job opportunities. Loyal brief insight into the production of customers will see benefits with a full the plan and its current position in refit on the shop side. respect of its progress to a Store manager Christopher Baguley referendum in the Town. It is at this says “Here at Spar we are striving to moment lodged with the Government always better ourselves and bring the Inspector who should be reporting best to you, our customers”. back very soon. If anyone would like to apply to *************************** subway/spar then please email your Please support your local traders CV to: [email protected] 4 Council Corner April and May 2018 Council Vacancy We still have a councillor vacancy for Hayle North. More information is on the council’s website. If you would like to get involved and take an active role in shaping the future of Hayle please contact the clerk, details below, to have an informal chat to find out what is involved. Electoral Boundary Changes (see back page for map) Changes to the electoral boundaries for Cornwall Councillors will be in place from 2021. The Local Government Boundary Commission has been undertaking a review of the divisional boundaries for Cornwall Council and has decided that there should be 87 Cornwall Councillors from 2021. Nothing will change until then, but discussions by Cornwall Council and town and parish councils about how they would like to see the boundaries change have taken place over the last six months. Cornwall Council has decided to recommend that there should be two councillors to represent Hayle and Gwinear-Gwithian. Hayle Town Council has put forward a suggestion that there should be two divisions, one based on the existing Hayle South linked with Gwinear and the other the existing Hayle 5 North linked with Gwithian. This matches the two wards (now called divisions) of Hayle Town Council with the two wards of Gwinear- Gwithian Parish Council. Hayle Town Council has suggested that the demarcation should follow the railway line and the A30 to clearly define the divisions. Unfortunately, this was not accepted by Cornwall Council, who instead proposed that the division should be through Ventonleague, splitting Hayle in a most illogical and unsatisfactory way but not affecting any part of Gwinear- Gwithian. The Boundary Commission will now look at both proposals and come back for consultation on its preferred option which could be entirely different; it is expected that this will be in June 2018. The town council will have a few weeks to respond and may well seek public support for what it believes is the better option for everyone. Neighbourhood Plan The Inspector’s final report on the Neighbourhood Plan has just been received and no substantive changes have been made. There will be a referendum in the next month or two to decide whether or not the plan is adopted. Please look out for leaflets and information that will be coming through your letterbox confirming the arrangements. Hayle Town Council encourages you to vote! Diary Dates The Annual Electors Meeting will be taking place on the evening of 6 Thursday 19 April 2018. This is the website for the Citizens and when the mayor presents the annual Organisation of the Year Awards. report which summarizes the The council is also seeking council’s activities during the nominations for Hayle Young Person previous 12 months. This is not a of the Year and Hayle Youth formal council meeting and local Organisation of the Year. The residents are encouraged to attend and deadline for all nominations is have the opportunity to put questions Wednesday 18 April 2018. to councillors. Hayle in Bloom The Mayor Choosing and Annual Following the success of last year’s Council Meeting will take place on South West in Bloom awards, Hayle the evening of Thursday 10 May has now been entered into the 2018 at Hayle Day Care Centre. Champion of Champions During the course of this meeting competition. To showcase Hayle at awards will be presented to the its best and to be successful at this Citizens and Organisations of the elite level greater input is needed Year. from existing and new Hayle in Annual Citizens and Organisations Bloom volunteers. The council is of the Year pleased to continue its support and Nomination packs are now available encourages all residents to get from the town council office and on involved by taking pride in their 7 homes, gardens and surrounding areas: simple things like picking up that one piece of litter or planting up that one pot may make all the difference. If you want to volunteer with Hayle in Bloom please do not hesitate to call Nigel Powell on 01736 752169 or 07895 601978. Town Guide We have copies of the most current Town Guide available at the town council office for collection during office hours. To arrange collection/ delivery for larger quantities, please contact the office. Hayle Town Council Hayle Community Centre 58 Queensway Hayle TR27 4NX 01736 755005 [email protected] www.hayletowncouncil.net Office hours 9.30am – 12.30pm Neighbourhood Plan Goes To Referendum Our Plan has been approved by the Independent Inspector to go to a referendum of all registered voters in Hayle. The Steering Group is delighted that the Inspector required only a couple of minor amendments during the inspection process. The Final Plan is posted on our website: http:// np.hayle.net together with other documents. It is now up to Cornwall Council to set a date for the 8 referendum. Keep an eye on the local press and noticeboards or sign up to our email list at: http://np.hayle.net/ contact/. Once the referendum date has been announced, we will set dates for Open Days where you can come to learn more about the Neighbourhood Plan and its policies. Because of government regulations, neither the town council nor the Steering Group will be allowed to lobby you to vote in favour. We can, however, encourage you to vote – and a strong turnout will send a message to the Cornwall Council planners that Hayle is engaged in how their town develops. Here is a reminder of why Hayle Town Council wanted a Neighbourhood Plan: To promote good design and protect the distinct character of the area To ensure the right development happens in the right places To improve traffic facilities and reduce congestion To support local businesses and jobs To protect our unique heritage To protect green and open spaces To get funding for local projects from developer contributions.
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