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June to July 2014 Rip Roaring Taxi Ride To St Ives New Park & Ride Ferry service New Hayle Town Councillors . See page 23 FREE COPY Thanks to our volunteers and advertisers Issue 115 Circulation 2500 1 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 Editor Rich Morgan Subscriptions [email protected] For 6 issues by post, please send a Treasurer John Jansen cheque or postal order for £ 3.50 [email protected] made out to Hayle Pump Newsletter Advertising Sarah & Jeff Turk to: [email protected] Hayle Pump Subscriptions Phone 01736 752319 Web site John Bennet 35 Penpol Terrace [email protected] Hayle Tr27 4BQ Desk Top Publishing Please give your name as well as Jeff Turk, Rich Morgan delivery name and address Delivery Samuel Marsden Send your adverts to Send any articles or copy [email protected] to: or drop off points [email protected] Display Advertising Costs or drop off at 1/8 63 x 47.5 £10 Angove Sports Bean Belt 1/4 63 x 95 £15 Passmore Edwards Institute 1/2 130 x 95 £30 NEXT DEADLINE is Full 190 x 130 £9 13th of July The pump is run by volunteers and relies on our advertisers and your input. If you would like to help in any way, please contact the editor or one of the team 2 2 our part in the planning process for the repair New and renewal of Hayle Harbour, now well underway, and other smaller but important Mayor and useful developments. As mayor, and a politically independent town for councillor, I hope to help keep Hayle Town Hayle. Council working together for the good of our town and area, and maintain good links with our neighbouring communities. Hello Hayle I would LOVE to see more people taking an Pump readers. I’m Graham Coad, a St interest in local politics as it directly affects George’s Road boy born, ex Penpol School, the future of our town. Hayle Town Council Humphry Davy School and then in Devon meetings are open to the public and usually and Cornwall Police, where I served twice start with a public participation session. We policing Hayle, (retired since 2004) will soon be inviting Hayle people to help us I’ve been on Hayle Town Council since I was create a Hayle neighbourhood Plan to have a elected in 2007 and thoroughly enjoyed it, say in influencing planning and development becoming chairman of Amenities Committee, of Hayle forward to 2030. and involved with several projects and In the meantime, please make sure you’re working groups and deputy mayor since registered to vote and vote when you can, so 2012, even editor of The PUMP for a while. you can help make a difference to Hayle. I have lived back in Hayle since 1996, with a Graham Coad. grown up daughter and grandson, Jenny and Cameron also living in Hayle, a son Tom in the Royal Navy, son Jonny in his final months at Hayle Community School and daughter Lizzie still a pupil at Penpol. I have also worked away, in Exeter, Plymouth, Penzance, Camborne Truro and Newquay so have some idea of how other towns and cities work. Mother’s side of the family, (Oateys from Foundry) were Hayle people back to Deputy Mayor Nick Farrar and Mayor Graham Coad the1600s while Father’s people came from the Callestick and St Columb areas, and I am delighted to be Cornish, and pleased that we are now officially recognised as a nation! Having seen jobs and industry collapse in Hayle in my teens and the dilapidation of the harbours and waterways, I too waited forty years for change and am proud to have been on the council and involved as we worked with Penwith and Cornwall councils to play 3 3 Friends of Hayle SwimminG Pool Mayor's Organisation of the Year 2014. Friends of Hayle Swimming Pool work in partnership with Hayle Town Council. Our aim is to seek the continued operation and improvement of the pool, to promote awareness and use of the pool by the public and other groups and organisations. We are currently working with Hayle Town Council on an application for funding to get Hayle Swimming Pool covered, heated and accessible to people with disabilities. We would like to say thank you to those who have encouraged and supported us the most. In particular: * Mayor Graham Coad for our award. * All the Friends of the Pool Supporters for their help with Paint the Pool, fundraising, and for their enthusiasm at meetings and volunteer days. * Deputy Mayor Nick Farrar for laying the concrete base for the new Pool Spectators Shelter, which was purchased by Friends of the Pool using money raised from fundraising, combined with a Cornwall Council Community Grant from Councillors John Coombe and John Pollard. * Jewson Hayle who donated the sand, cement and timber for this project, and Truro Portable Buildings provided a substantial discount on the building. * Hayle in Bloom for tending the pool garden, supplying new feature pots and for generally keeping things looking wonderful, not only at the pool but throughout the town. We wish them Good Luck with this year’s competition. 4 4 * The pool leaflet and group website (hayleswimmingpoolfriends.org.uk) was designed and donated by Paul Betowski and Tamsyn Swingler. Both have helped us to promote the pool in a positive way and attract new customers. * Hayle Model Boat Club regularly cut the grass at the pool, and contributed money to Friends of the Pool following fundraising at last year’s Hayle in Bloom Celebration Day. * Hayle Lions for paint and painting help. * Mr and Mrs Turk for donating the picnic benches in the swimming pool car park. Finally, thank you to Hayle Town Council, and the Council Office Staff for help and advice setting up our group, and continued support and encouragement. We paint fences, gates, benches and cut the grass along the footpaths. There will be a fish survey from Carnsew Pool soon to monitor the effect of the development on the local environment and we will have a stall again this year at the Hayle in Bloom Celebration Day so come along and meet us there, it will be a great day. The RSPB is the country’s largest nature conservation charity, inspiring everyone to give nature a home. Together with our partners, we protect threatened birds and wildlife so our towns, coast and countryside will teem with life once again. We play a leading role in BirdLife International, a worldwide partnership of 5 5 nature conservation organisations. The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) is a registered charity: England and Wales no. 207076, Scotland no. SC037654 Letter to the Editor: "I was delighted when I first learnt that we were to have an Asda supermarket in Hayle. But, boy, how I have changed my mind of late! It is a total eyesore blocking the lovely views down the Estuary to the sea and beaches, across to Lelant as well as the hilly skyline on the back road to St Ives. People can no longer see the sun set from ground level." Mary Cambridge The fun of Murder Mystery evenings The actors from April Murder Mystery night. These evenings are held on a regular basis throughout the year at Rosewarne Manor Restaurant. What can you expect? An excellent meal plus a superb “who dunnit” murder mystery presented by C.B. Productions with original scripts. You are not expected to act but you are welcome to quiz the characters as they mingle amongst you between scenes. 6 6 The Rosewarne introduced these entertainment evenings 2 years ago. Each event has a new and unique script and actors change. The professional actors also do TV and stage work. The cost is £32.50 which includes both the 4 course meal and entertainment, and advance booking is essential. If you are planning a large family meal or celebration a Murder Mystery evening can be organised as a private party for you by the Restaurant. Evenings start with drinks at the bar at 7pm and finish around 11pm. Dates for this year are:11th July, 8th August, 26th September, 1st November (Halloween themed and three Christmas party Murder Mysteries on 29th November, 20th & 21st December. Look at Rosewarne Manor's website for more information or call them on 01209 610414. E mail them on [email protected] they don't want to sting you?) All bees of every sort need flowers (including It's the the flowers on fruit trees and vegetables, too) for nectar and pollen to feed themselves and bee's their young, and in collecting it, they move pollen from plant to plant and so pollinate knees everything for us - free of charge! Hayle in Bloom are So on Sunday 8th June 11-3pm at the forging new ground again, this time working Passmore Edwards Institute, Hayle in with local permacultural orchard Bloom and PermanentlyBrilliant are running a PermanentlyBrilliant to combine Hayle's free to all Blooming Bee Friendly Day, beautiful planting, with a big push to look offering free mini bee hotels, bee cafés (a after our bees. bee friendly plant for your garden...just bring Wild bees (sometimes known as solitary a pot!) and a "We're a Blooming Bee-Friendly bees), bumblebees, honeybees and many House" signs for the first 100 families.
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