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88TH EDITION SEPT/OCTOBER 2020
BACK TO SCHOOL EDITION
Editorial. So six months in and still no sign of respite. Trying to avoid the busy areas where it was overheard that someone challenged a visitor for not wearing a mask and the response was “we’re on holiday we’re not doing that now”!! You couldn’t make it up. Fortunately we are still in an area of fewer infections so let’s keep it that way. Lynette’s Parish Council report is on page 4 and the Parish Council minutes are on page 12. Marian Haynes has updated the home delivery information on page 18. On page 20 Thelma has given us an insight into life in Bude in times gone by. On page 25 there is further update re. the Warbstow Area Community Hub and Alison Hoather has detailed the services that are taking place in Canworthy Water. On page 27 there is an update on the Terracycle Charity collections of certain recycled plastics. The W&DN AGM minutes are on page 29. So as the final work is done to ensure that the children at school are securely locked in I wonder if any one has thought about what happens should the air ambulance wish to land in the field? I hope the school have the necessary plans in place to unlock the gates if required? Here’s hoping we have some sort of Indian summer to make up for the very wet August. Shame for those on holiday but it might have just kept the virus away! Can’t wait for the Covid19 vaccinations. Stay safe, wear a mask and wash your hands.
Editorial Committee
Gerry Brown , Editor e-mail [email protected] or [email protected] Tel 781631
Sue Halfpenny, Treasurer, Tel 781732 Front Cover Marian Haynes Newshound Tel 781324 Summer Bedding at
Thelma Balsdon, Newshound, Tel 781496 Hauser & Wurth
Annette Gavin, Distribution, Tel 781329 GJB
Gill Brown “What’s On” Tel 781631 or email
Deadline for articles and for the next edition anytime!! 1 Advertising Rates-£72/colour page. B&W /2 price. Online rate £10.00/year Small ads – £2 for up to 3 lines per entry/month Invoices for adverts must be settled before inclusion. Page 2
WWARBSTOWARBSTOW PPARISHARISH CCOUNCILOUNCIL Your Parish Council : Lynette Hutchinson - Chair 01566 781806 Jan Carter - Vice Chair 0744 3615332 Trevor Shute - Councillor 01566 781328 Roger Bolt - Councillor 01840 261706 Terry Luckwell - Councillor 01566 781410 David Uglow - Councillor 01566 781635 Lesley Bain - Clerk [email protected] Parish email address [email protected] Parish Website Warbstow.org
Well it has now been nearly six months since the start of the lockdown. Most of us have been lucky that this time has gone by without too many problems. We do however need to thank many people within the Parish who have quietly gone about helping others within our community. There are too many of you to thank individually so I would personally and behalf of all the Parish Councillors say a big thank you.
The 2019/2020 Parish accounts are available on the Parish website www.warbstow.org if you wish to see the accounts please contact me. The Council would once again like to thank Dan Statton for carrying out the Parish audit.
Parish Meeting – A meeting was held on 4th August 2020 minutes are available in this issue of the Warbstow News, on notice boards and on the Parish Website www.warbstow.org
Notice Boards – The Parish council have purchased two new replacement notice boards for Warbstow and Trelash. These will be for Parish and Public Notices, please help to keep them up to date by removing any out of date public information.
School extra Car Parking Spaces – The new car park is now near completion they are looking very smart. These extra parking spaces were on the Parish Councils `Wishlist` for many years. First suggested back in 2014 by the then chairman Philip Uglow but the cost was out of reach of both the Parish Council and the school. After all the upheaval of the building of the new classroom Cornwall Council agreed that extra parking spaces would make a big difference to local residents and the school. Hopefully, parents will now start to use these spaces when dropping off and picking up their children.
School Fence – A new school fence has been placed at the front of the school, this was necessary for safety reasons. We could have ended up with the high white fencing all the way round, the School worked hard to have fencing that was in keeping with the school itself, which has now been achieved.
The School Community Hall – Due to covid-19 the hall could be unavailable for Cont….
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...community hire until the new year, please contact the school for more details.
Canworthy Water Hall – The Canworthy Church hall extension plans have now been approved for more details please go on the Cornwall Council Planning website.
Parish Meetings – Please check on the notice boards and Warbstow.org for the date and time of the next Parish Meeting or contact me for more information.
Lynette Hutchinson Warbstow Parish Chair – [email protected]
FRIENDS OF WARBSTOW SCHOOL
THE SCHOOL LOTTERY IS ALSO A GREAT WAY OF SUPPORTING THE SCHOOL. YOU CAN SIGN UP AT YOUR SCHOOL LOTTERY AND SEARCH FOR WARBSTOW SCHOOL Jayne Parsons. 01566 781673
JULIOTTER GARDEN CLUB
For further information contact Alan Green on 01566 781559 Or email [email protected] or Paul Greatorex 01840 269178
HAPPY CRAFTERS We meet at Otterham & St. Juliot Village Hall. For further details contact Julie Morris on 01840 230106
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CCOMMUNITYOMMUNITY IINFORMATIONNFORMATION
POLICE COMMUNITY SUPPORT OFFICER PCSO Clare Barnes based at Camelford [email protected]. Always get a Ref. No. if you have cause to report an incident. Non emergencies and crime reporting: 101 Emergencies: 999
WARBSTOW HEATING OIL SYNDICATE The more of us who order through the syndicate, the more we can save. You can place an order regardless of whether you have a contract with Watson Fuels. Minimum order is 500 litres. I place the order quarterly. The deadlines for orders in 2020 are as follows: 31 January, 30 April, 31 July and 30 October Oil is normally delivered within 14 days. Just phone or email me with your order two weeks before these dates.
Contact Mike Lewis 01566 781774 [email protected]
JUBILEE CLUB
Eve Thain on 781452 or Mo Chambers on 01840 230428 Membership fee £5 per year which gives a discount on trips.
NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH
YOUR LOCAL WATCH TEAM ARE:- Terry Luckwell - 01566 781410 or TGL47@ btinternet.com Thelma Balsdon - 01566 781496 Lee Chaplin - 01566 781733 Annette Gavin 01566 781329 Roger Hutchinson - 01566 781806 Ray Haynes - 01566 781324 Roy & Elizabeth Molyneux-Dickinson - 01840 261354
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WWARBSTOWARBSTOW PPARISHARISH CCOUNCILOUNCIL
Present : Lynette Hutchinson (Chair) Jan Carter (Vice Chair) Lesley Bain (Clerk) Terry Luckwell Trevor Shute Roger Bolt
Apologies: David Uglow, Barry Jordan
2. Risk Assessment - Cllr Hutchinson thanked everyone for their attendance. Cllr Shute and Cllr Hutchinson have both produced risk assessments for the hall and for the meet- ing. Cllr Hutchinson reported that CALC do not recommend holding meetings at the moment unless it is absolutely necessary. It is essential for our Parish as we are unable to hold online meetings at present.
3. Declaration of Interests – None
4. Councillors Dispensations – None
5. Signing of the minutes from the last meeting on the 4th February & 3rd March 2020 No changes Agreed by all. Latest unsigned minutes to be placed on the notice board after a meeting
6. Finance - Accounts Reconciliation Councillor Hutchinson reported that the bank balance is £14,230.69. There is a cheque for £273.21 that is still to clear. Income from Precept - £14,31.47 plus grant BT £47.02 Equitix Solar £1,401.19 Community Chest £245 Community funding spent so far is £8,315.47, leaving a balance of £6,835.72. Cllr Hutchinson talked through the proposed budget for 2020/21. Everyone was in agreement.
Cllr Hutchinson talked through all the financial year end paperwork. Everyone was in agreement for this to be signed by Cllr Hutchinson and the Clerk. The Clerk will post all the financial documentation on the website on Friday 21st August 2020. The Audit was once again undertaken by Dan Statton. He completed a very thorough audit and he didn’t come back with any additional recommendations, therefore the Parish Council are following all the guidelines. Cllr Hutchinson thanked Dan Statton for all his work on the audit. Cont….
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Cheques to be written: Church Payments – Warbstow, Canworthy Water and Bethel - £125 each Hall Payments 2019/20 - £80 All in agreement to pay Warbstow News - £50 Clerk salary Cllr Hutchinson (reimbursement) Domain - £19.38 / Ink cartridges - £32 CALC Payment – Previously agreed by email to pay £274.21
7. Mission - Cllr Hutchinson reported that we haven’t received any update from the solicitor. We have 4 outstanding invoices and Cllr Hutchinson has emailed Cornwall Council to clarify if we are responsible for these as we understood the money had already been paid to Cornwall Council by Peter Jeffs. They confirmed that yes these invoices are our responsibility and they are due for payment by the 7th August. Cllr Hutchinson reported that the invoices total up to £650.76 and we have already paid £47. Peter Jeffs stated that he has already agreed a contract where he would pay in advance and if any additional sums were payable they would contact him first. (He stated that this had previously happened and Cornwall Council admitted it was a mistake on their part.) Peter Jeffs doesn’t believe this money is outstanding and he will contact them again regarding this. Peter Jeffs was under the impression that he was waiting for the Parish to sign documentation. Cllr Hutchinson stated that everything had gone back to the solicitors and we haven’t received any correspondence since then. Peter Jeffs will contact his solicitor for an update.
8. Planning -The only planning application received has been for the Canworthy Water hall extension. All in agreement.
9. Correspondence -Cllr Hutchinson received an email from a resident regarding sweeping of the bus stop and the removal of plants. The resident also wanted to cut the grass. There has since been a disagreement with neighbours and the resident has changed her mind about undertaking this work regarding the plant pots and sweeping of the bus stop. Oliver Jones stated that Cornwall Council owns the land however they are quite happy for residents to cut the grass area. It was agreed by all that these dis- agreements are not a Parish Council issue. The planters are not owned by the Parish and should be taken away. A notice will be placed on the notice board asking for the owner to remove the planters, if however no-one claims them they will be removed after 14 days by the Parish Council. Agreed by all.
A meeting was held at Warbstow School with Warbstow Hub and the Headmaster along with residents that he felt should be there, to discuss possible development plans. One which included placing a playground on school grounds next to Carnak house. The residents complained at the time and since about the positioning of this play area and the potential problems. Warbstow Parish Council were not involved in this meeting and still hold ongoing correspondence with Warbstow School.
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…...The loss of any car parking spaces will once again add to congestion for all residents living near to the school.
10. Follow Up Items a. Defibrillators - A spike is needed for the electrics at Warbstow. Mountjoy electricians have been instructed to undertake this work as soon as possible. A Defibrillator sign is needed for the Warbstow phone box. All in agreement The Warbstow defibrillator was recently requested by paramedics but it wasn’t actually used demonstrating just how vital this equipment is to have in our parish.
b. Notice Board -It was agreed that the Trelash notice board needs repairing rather than a replacement. Cllr Carter reported that the perspex and corkboard need replacing and the notice board needs repainting The Warbstow notice board will however need replacing. The Clerk will get quotes for a board with public access. All agreed
c. Website - Cllr Hutchinson would like our website promoted more. Posters will be placed in the notice boards with the website and contact details.
d. Risk Assessment -The Clerk will post the Warbstow Parish Council risk assess- ment on the website.
11. Any other business a.Trelash Postbox - Cllr Bolt reported that the Postbox in Trelash was damaged and then removed about 3 months ago. The Clerk will contact Royal Mail for an update on the replacement.
b. Road Surface - Cllr Bolt reported that the road by Anneth Cor-Yn had previously been resurfaced. There has caused problems with water and silt running down into the property. The Clerk will contact Highways regarding this.
c. Dog Fouling - Cllr Luckwell had received 2 complaints that dog bags had been left on a wall. He emailed everyone on the Neighbourhood Watch and it hasn’t happened since. Cllr Carter reported that there has also been a lot of dog fouling in Trelash. The Clerk will enquire about dog fouling signs.
d. Signs - Cllr Luckwell reported that the following signs have been erected: ● A new Canworthy Water sign ● A new 30mph sign. ● Repeater signs ● Slow sign by the bridge. ● Hazard sign that was knocked down in November has been replaced.
Meeting finished at 9.05pm. Next meeting 7th Oct @ 7.30pm Future Meetings 1st December 2020, 2nd February 2021
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DON’T GET CAUGHT OUT IF YOU CAN’T GO OUT WITH GREAT THANKS TO MARIAN HAYNES
Food and Essentials
Boscastle Farm Shop Tel: 01840 250827 Home deliveries OR order by phone and collect from shop. Daily Take Out 9am to 3pm (see website for details). Follow them on Facebook or check their website for latest information. www.boscastlefarmshop.co.uk
Hilltop Farm Shop, Slaughterbridge Tel: 01840 211518 Local Home deliveries OR order by phone and collect from shop. Follow them on Facebook for up to date information.
Little Bakehouse at Launceston Tel: 01566 248029 Home delivery of sourdough bread, cakes, scones. Follow them on Facebook or check their website for latest information. https://www.littlebakehouse.co.uk
Tregida Ltd Tel: 01840 261785 Fish deliveries. Follow on Facebook or check their website for latest information http://www.tregida.com
Robyns Farmhouse, Treneglos Tel: 07831 625159 Pies, pasties, bread, cakes. Order by phone and collect from farm. Follow them on Facebook for up to date information.
The Camels Garden, Camelford Tel: 01840 938100 Fruit and vegetables, Health Foods http://www.camelsgarden.co.uk Follow them on Facebook for up to date information.
Four Seasons Café, Camelford Tel: 01840 211779 Follow them on Facebook for up to date information.
Refill Shop Bude Email: [email protected] to place your order. Follow them on Facebook or check their website for latest information. http://refillshop.co.uk
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Cornish Coasts Farm Shop and Café, Bude Tel: 01288 361750 Order via Facebook or by email ([email protected]) and collect from shop. Follow them on Facebook for up to date information.
Bangors Organic, Poundstock Tel: 01288 361297 Home delivery of Organic Veg boxes Wednesdays or Thursdays. Follow them on Facebook for up to date information. Order online https://www.ooooby.org/north-cornwall.
Tamar Fresh Food Service Tel: 01752 848738 Home delivery service, food and essentials. https://tamarfresh.co.uk/ Follow them on Facebook or check their website for latest information.
ONLINE ACTIVITIES TO KEEP YOU OCCUPIED. CORNWALL LIBRARIES BORROWBOX – EBOOKS AND EAUDIOBOOKS https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/leisure-and-culture/libraries/your-library-online/ ebooks-eaudiobooks-and-emagazines/borrowbox-ebooks-and-eaudiobooks/?
CHATTERPACK (VIRTUAL TOURS AND LIVE WEBCAMS, MUSEUMS & GALLERIES, AND ONLINE LEARNING PLUS MORE) A list of free, online, boredom-busting resources https://chatterpack.net/blogs/blog/list-of-online-resources-for-anyone-who-is- isolated-at-home?
TWINKL (A VAST SELECTION OF ONLINE LEARNING FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS) Teacher created planning and assessment materials and teaching resources. https://www.twinkl.co.uk/?
NATIONAL GARDEN SCHEME Virtual Garden Visits https://ngs.org.uk/virtual-garden-visits/?
VOLUNTEER CORNWALL Tel: 01872 266988 Email: [email protected] They have volunteers who can help with Shopping and prescription collection. Telephone Befriending service available if you are on your own.
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BBYGONEYGONE DDAYSAYS THELMA BALSDON
THE photo shows The Picture House, Bude, built in 1936. An art deco building, seating 999 people. A wonderful place, holding many happy memories for many. 1936? No, I was not around then! Prior to this, the first cinema was located by the Southern National 'bus depot, later Jennings Garage, now demolished for development, opposite the Co-Op. There is a lot of interesting information supplied by Philip Densham, The Bude Picture House, 1936, on the website.
Prior to electricity and televisions arriving in our area, families would frequently go to see the latest films at Bude, Launceston, Delabole and Wadebridge. When leaving one show, people would eagerly study the program, examples here to see what "was on" the following weeks. I remember pestering my father asking if we could go to the cinema. His usual reply was "Work first!" Then probably not long after this statement, he would say "Right then, leaving in 10 minutes!" I was always ready to go. Cont….
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January was Pantomine time, produced by Ivor Potter. Seats needed to be booked in advance. Sadly, The Picture House, after a spell in the 70's when it was converted into an ice rink, was finally closed and demolished in 1985. Where the Bude Tunnel is situated now, was a shelter for motorbikes, I am informed! Thanks, Ken! A Sainsbury supermarket now occupies the land.
A certain person advises me that for some strange reason the back row always filled up first!! Ed.
WARBSTOW CHURCH SERVICES Are suspended until further notice as are the fund raising events planned for this year.
Church Wardens Audre Atkin 781063 & Helen Jeffs 781081
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WWARBSTOWARBSTOW AAREAREA CCOMMUNITYOMMUNITY HHUBUB
Contrary to popular belief an alternative location has been found for the new community hub. Whilst scaled down in size to suit the new plot which is still in a central location and on County Council owned land, negotiations are going ahead for approval. The new proposal will see a Common room for the use of the local residents during the day time, with the provision of a useable kitchen for hot drinks etc. and an outreach GP supported clinic. It has been suggested that the community will lose some car parking places. If anyone has seen the Nursery car park during school time they will understand that none of those spaces is useable as the gates are kept locked. The loss of two additional spaces will not be noticed at all. We will keep you all updated on our progress. As for the playground that was proposed, it was to try an avoid the scrum at the front of the school during home time. We understand that the school are proposing to paint yellow zigzag lines at the front of the school to try and avoid this so some further good news. The plans for the playground have been shelved once the views and fears of the neighbours was understood. Further notices will be provided as the scheme progresses. GJB
LIVING WATER CHURCH, CANWORTHY WATER
Church Services
Living Water Church, Canworthy Water hall are holding a Service on the 1st Sunday each month at 10.30am,
Please be prepared with a mouth/nose covering and to sit socially distanced. Hand sanitizer has been made available please use it.
For more details contact Alison Hoather on 07557916073
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WE ALL NEED TO TAKE ACTION NOW!!
HOW YOU CAN HELP TO SAVE THE PLANET. Milk - Cornish Moo - Offers Fresh Milk in Glass Bottles. Just go to the farm at North Petherwin and fill Up, Take your own containers or buy a 1L glass bot- tle you can refill. Beautiful Milk and No Plastic to recycle. Facebook page search for Cornish Moo. Visit them at South Hellescott Farm, North Petherwin PL15 8LL Warbstow & District Eco Tips - Facebook group Why not follow this page for tips and share your experiences of reducing your carbon footprint. Thanks to Tatjana & Martin for setting up this group page.
The Refill Shop in Bude Is open but with limited hours. Check out their web address on page 18.
PS. Due to lockdown Terracycle is being collected at set times from the Launceston Tesco’s Car park. Please save up your items and check out the collection dates on facebook.com/groups/832979876753455/?ref=share Thank you.
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WWARBSTOWARBSTOW && DDISTRICTISTRICT NNEWSEWS
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
MINUTES
Held in the garden at Orchard Ho. 21st July 2020
Attendees: Gerry Brown, Gill Brown, Thelma Balsdon, Annette Gavin, Sue Halfpenny and Ray & Marian Haynes
1. Apologies. Bella Forsyth
2. Previous Minutes. 6th January read and approved
3. Matters Arising - Due to Covid 19 It has not been possible to think about organising future fund raising such as the Quiz nights etc. Gerry stated that he was having a meeting with Stuart Ellis and would report back when the school expect the Hall to be available again for Quiz nights etc. (Mr Ellis thinks it will be in the New Year at the earliest. Ed.)
4. Editors report - Once again I find myself editing the magazine I tried to give up over a year ago. It may well be that for flexibility in the future we may be producing the magazine earlier or later than normal if it suits Gill’s and mine future plans. For instance we will be busy right up to the commencement of the school term so that it may be that the next issue may not appear until the second week in September but we will see how it goes. I was also pleased that quite a few people also enjoyed our online edition and it may be that we may introduce an emailed pdf issue for those who request it. We continue to maintain a wide range of advertisers and regular contributors that ensure our copies are appreciated.
I would like to thank Thelma and Annette for their sterling service in distributing the magazine and Sue for her continued support in trying to keep me in check when it comes to the advertising revenue. I must apologise to Sue for the problems we’ve recently encountered by me missing out some of our regular advertisers which I am pleased to say hasn’t resulted in a loss of advertisers just a slight loss of revenue.
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… The good news is we do have others advertisers in the pipe line enabling us to maintain our income.
As you all may be aware Bella has decided that as she can no longer drive she feels it is time to resign from her position on the committee. I shall be writing to Bella to thank her for her support and assistance over
the previous years and assure her she will always get a latest copy of the W&DN which she enjoys reading.
With that in mind I would like to nominate Marian Haynes to take Bella’s place on the Committee especially as I would like her to continue with her home deliveries article for the magazine which I think we can all agree we’ve found useful during lockdown. Seconded - Sue Halfpenny
5. Accounts - Sue Halfpenny distributed the current position to date which showed
Charity Account Defibrillator Defibrillator Account in balance to £528.76 Quiz Night £424.00 Expenses £ 50.16 Annual Defib Fee £342.00 Closing Balance £560.60
Current Acc B/fwd £901.13 Surplus after exps. £ 71.00 Closing Balance £972.13
Printing Invoice for March 2020 O/S £148.50
It would appear from these figures that we have made a profit of £71.00 unfortunately this is incorrect, due to not receiving the invoice for the printing of the March Newsletter until April. In effect we had a loss of £77.50. Providing there is no increase in printing cost for the next year, then we can continue to absorb the losses for several years. We have obviously not had a printed copy of the newsletter for May therefore no cost incurred which will be reflected in next years figures. Many thanks to Margaret Cowling for auditing our annual accounts and thank you to Bella for organising it.
We currently have 4 years of computer audited accounts available should anyone wish to request to review them. Cont….
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6. Any other business - Ray wondered whether we could highlight the work done by the volunteers during lockdown, particularly when they made a request for volunteers on Facebook over 70 people responded with offers of help. Gerry confirmed he would print whatever Ray could put together by way of thanks. Sue asked whether Gerry could speak to Duchy Defibs as she has tried to get them to change the invoice address as they have the School listed and not the W&DN. (Change confirmed per telephone. Ed.)
7. Date of next meeting - To be confirmed.
Meeting finished at 11.45 Gerry thanked Thelma for hosting the meeting and refreshments were taken…
“NE’ER CAST A CLOUT TILL MAY BE OUT”
This sage piece of advice for coping with the British weather is likely to have been in regular use since well before it first appeared in print in 1732. In Old English the word “clout” meant patch of cloth, such as might be used to cover a hole in a worn out piece of clothing. By the fifteenth century it had broadened to mean garment or clothing in general, so this was a warning against discarding your winter layer until the end of the month of May. Some sources offer an alternative interpretation of the words “till May be out”, suggesting that ‘May’ refers to the flowers of the Hawthorn tree, which are traditionally known by that name. During a century of agricultural enclosures beginning in the 1750s it was estimated that over 200,000 miles of hawthorn hedging was planted, making the May blossom a well known feature of the British countryside. May blossom comes out in late April to May coinciding with the start of the warmer weather, which lends credence to the idea that this was the sign that country folk should wait before removing their winter layers. “One for Sorrows” (A book of old fashioned lore) Chloe Rhodes
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NEW SERVICE 10 - WADEBRIDGE - DELABOLE - LAUNCESTON
LAUNCESTON WESTGATE ST 0710 ….. 0925 1125 1325 1515 1540 1740
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CAMELFORD CHURCH 0811 1040 1240 1440 1630 1640
DAVIDSTOW XXXX 0817 1046 1246 1446 1636 1646
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TREGADILLETT 0834 I 1251 …. I I
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LAUNCESTON WESTGATE ST 0842 1103 1301 …. 1701 1711
MON TO SATURDAY SERVICE ONLY.
NOT OPERATED ON BANK OR PUBLIC HOLIDAYS
FOR MORE INFORMATION CHECK OUT TRAVELINE SOUTH WEST
https://nationaljourneyplanner.travelinesw.com
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ROUTE NUMBER 371 372 373
THERE ARE NO BANK HOLIDAY SERVICES Monday/Thursday Wednesday Friday
WARBSTOW CROSS WARBSTOW CROSS 09.15 09.15 09.15
CANWORTHY WATER CANWORTHY WATER 09.18 09.18 09.18
JACOBSTOW JACOBSTOW VILLAGE HALL 09.28 09.28 09.28
WEEK ST MARY WEEK ST MARY 09.38 09.53 09.38
NORTH TAMERTON N. TAMRTON VICTORY RD 09.53 l l
BOYTON BOYTON BEACON PARK 10.03 l l
LAUNCESTON WESTGATE ST CAR PARK BUS BAY 10.18 l l
LAUNCESTON TESCO TESCO END OF BUILDING 10.25 l l
WHITSTONE WHITSTONE PARADISE PK 09.46 09.46
NORTH TAMERTON N TAMRTON VICTORY RD 09.53 l
HOLSWORTHY MANOR CAR PARK 10.11 l
TITSON TITSON 09.53
MARHAMCHURCH MARHAMCHURCH 09.58
BUDE THE STRAND 10.10
LAUNCESTON TESCO TESCO END OF BUILDING 12.50
LAUNCESTON WESTGATE ST CAR PARK BUS BAY 13.00
BOYTON BOYTON BEACON PARK 13.15
HOLSWORTHY MANOR CAR PARK l 13.07
NORTH TAMERTON NORTH TAMERTON VH 13.25 13.25
BUDE THE STRAND i i 13.10
MARHAMCHURCH MARHAMCHURCH i i 13.20
TITSON TITSON i i 13.25
WHITSTONE WHITSTONE i 13.32 13.32
WEEK ST MARY WEEK ST MARY 13.40 13.40 13.40
JACOBSTOW JACOBSTOW VILLAGE HALL 13.50 13.50
CANWORTHY WATER CANWORTHY WATER 13.54 14.00 13.54
WARBSTOW CROSS WARBSTOW CROSS 14.00 14.03 14.00
ROUTE 220 TUESDAY ONLY
WARBSTOW CROSS WARBSTOW CROSS 09.58 THIS ROUTE 220 13.11 STARTS AND FINISHES CANWORTHY WATER CANWORTHY WATER 10.01 HIGHER CRACKINGTON 13.07 VIA SPLATT SPLATT 10.07 CRACKINGTON HAVEN, 13.02 WAINHOUSE CORNER, TRESMEER TRESMEER 10.10 JACOBSTOWE & 13.00 WEEK ST MARY EGLOSKERRY EGLOSKERRY 10.15 THEN 12.55 CANWORTHY WATER, LAUNCESTON WESTGATE ST CAR PARK BUS BAY 10.30 WARBSTOW ETC. 12.45
LAUNCESTON TESCO TESCO END OF BUILDING 10.37 12.38
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YOUR No 6A BUS SERVICE TO AND FROM EXETER
6A incorporates Sundays & X9,X10 and 510 Mon -Sat (except public holidays ) SERVICE NORMALLY OPERATED BY Public *Terminates in Bude LOW FLOOR BUSES holidays Via Red Post
LAUNCESTON WESTGATE ST 06.30 10.15 14.30 15.45 10.00
OAKHAMPTON T. COOK (B) 07.18 09.45 10.55 15.10 16.25 10.40
EXETER BUS STATION 10.50 12.00 16.15 17.30 11.43
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