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Dog Friendly Beaches - open all year 1 3 z 0 P H Porthcothan Bay D4 40 3 Gillian Harbour - swimming with care D7 KEY 2 3 z 0 H Treyarnon Bay D4 41 3 z 0 P H Porthallow - swimming with care D8 3 3 z 0 Constantine Bay D4 42 3 z 0 Porthoustock - swimming with care D8 3 Swimming 4 3 z 0 P H Harlyn Bay D4 43 3 z 0 P H Coverack - swimming with care D8 z Parking 5 3 z 0 P H Daymer Bay E4 44 3 z 0 P H Kennack Sands - East - swimming with care C8 0 Toilets 6 3 z 0 H Trebarwith Strand E3 45 3 z 0 P H Cadgwith – East - swimming with care C8 P Shop 7 3 z 0 P H Widemouth Bay - South Beach only F2 46 0 P H Polpeor Cove C8 H Café 3 0 P H 3 8 z h Summerleaze – Bude. Dogs on Lead F1 47 Pentreath - swimming with care C8 C Showers st th 21 May - 30 Sept 10am-6pm 48 3 z 0 P H Mullion Cove - swimming with care C8 N Boating 3 0 H 9 z Northcott F1 49 3 Gunwalloe - fishing cove C8 h Dogs on leads 10 3 z 0 H Sandymouth F1 - swimming with care G Blue Flag Beach 11 3 N Kingsand - all facilities nearby H5 50 Loe Bar C7 12 3 z H Whitsand Bay - swimming unsafe at times H5 51 3 z 0 P H Porthleven - swimming with care C7 13 3 N Downderry - all facilities nearby G5 52 3 z Prussia Cove - swimming with care B7 14 3 z 0 H Seaton G5 53 3 z 0 West Portholland E6 15 3 Plaidy Beach G5 54 3 z Cellars Beach E6 16 z on road Hannafore - West Looe (facilities nearby) G5 55 3 z 0 H h Carne Beach D6 17 3 z H h Talland Bay G5 56 3 z 0 H h Pendower Beach D6 18 3 Lantivet Bay F6 57 3 z Porthcurnick Beach D7 19 3 Lantic Bay - strong rip current F6 58 3 z Towan Beach D7 20 3 z 0 H Mawgan Porth D4 59 3 z Porth Beor D7 21 3 z 0 H Watergate Bay/ Whipsiderry D4 60 3 z 0 Trevaunance Cove C5 22 3 z 0 H Great Western/Towan D5 61 3 z 0 P H h Perranporth - swimming with care C5 Newquay Harbour 62 3 H Perran Sands - swimming with care C5 3 0 23 z Little Fistral D5 63 3 z 0 P H Holywell Bay C5 3 0 P H 24 z C Fistral D5 64 Long Rock B7 3 0 P H 25 z Crantock D5 65 3 Eastern Green B7 - 15 minute walk 26 Coombe Haven F6 66 3 z Wherrytown - Larrigan River to Newlyn A7 through steep wooded valley 67 3 Roskilly B7 27 Polridmouth Beach - 15 minute walk F6 3 from car park through farm 68 Salt Ponds A7 3 28 3 z 0 P H Par Beach F5 69 Pedn Vounder A8 3 29 3 z Spit Beach - 10 minute walk F5 70 Nanjizel A8 3 30 Hallane - considerable walk through E6 71 z Gwenver A7 village and wooded valley 72 3 Priests Cove A7 31 3 Polstreath - 10 minute walk on costal path, E6 73 Boat Cove A7 steep steps to beach 74 3 Portheras Cove A7 3 32 z Portmellon - parking on street E6 75 Hor Point B6 33 Colona - considerable walk along coastal path E6 76 Clodgy Point B6 3 0 P H 34 z Gorran Haven E6 77 3 Bamaluz B6 3 NT - 20 minute walk 35 z Vault - Gorran Haven E6 78 3 Lambeth Walk B6 through fields 79 3 Porthkidney B6 36 3 z NT Hemmick - car park at Penare, footpath E6 3 through fields or 10 minute walk through lanes 80 Riviere B6 3 37 3 z 0 P H Porthluney – Caerhays E6 81 Mexico B6 3 38 z 0 Portholland E6 82 Upton to Peter’s Point B6 3 39 Polgwidden D7 83 z Peter’s Point B6 Beaches - with seasonal dog bans Seasonal Dogs bans – beaches which have a ban from Easter 42 3 0 H G Sennen Cove (including harbour) A7 KEY day to 1st October unless otherwise stated. Guide dogs are 43 3 0 P H C G Porthmeor B6 excepted from dog bans. 44 3 H Porthgwidden B6 3 Swimming 1 3 z 0 H Trevone Bay D4 45 z 0 St Ives Harbour B6 z Parking 2 St George’s Well E4 46 3 0 P H G Porthminster B6 0 Toilets 3 3 z 0 H G Polzeath Beach E3 47 3 z 0 P H G Carbis Bay B6 P Shop 4 3 z 0 P Crackington Haven F2 48 Hayle Towans B6 H Café 5 3 z 0 P Widemouth Bay (North Beach Only) F2 (from Hayle River to Black Cliffs) C Showers 6 3 z 0 H C G Crooklets F1 49 Gwithian (Ceres Rock to Red River) B6 N Boating 7 z 0 P H Cawsand Beach H6 50 3 Godrevy (Red River to lighthouse) B6 h Dogs on leads 8 z 0 Portwrinkle H5 51 Porthgwarra A8 G Blue Flag Beach 9 Whitehouse Beach F6 52 Porthchapel (dog ban applies below A8 high water mark only) 10 Readymoney Beach F6 11 3 z 0 H Polkerris Beach F5 12 3 0 H N Porthpean Beach E6 13 z 0 Tolcarne (1st May - 30th Sept) D5 14 3 z 0 P H C Lusty Glaze (31st May - 30th Sept) D5 15 Porth Beach D5 16 Kennack Sands (West - near carpark) C8 17 Cadgwith Cove (South) C8 18 Housel Bay, The Lizard C8 19 Kynance Cove C8 20 Polurrian Cove C8 21 Poldhu C8 22 Gunwalloe Church Cove C8 23 Porthleven West B7 24 Porthcew (Rinsey) B7 25 Praa Sands B7 26 Portreath C6 27 3 z 0 Tattams Beach D7 28 3 Porth Beach D7 29 3 z 0 Summers Beach D7 30 Tavern Beach D7 31 3 H Castle Beach D7 32 3 z 0 H G Gyllyngvase Beach D7 33 3 z 0 H Swanpool Beach D7 34 3 z 0 H Maenporth Beach D7 Beaches - with all year dog bans 35 3 z 0 P H G Porthtowan Beach C6 36 3 z 0 H Chapel Porth C6 3 37 Perranuthnoe B7 1 Millendreath Beach G5 3 38 G Marazion B7 2 East Looe Beach G5 (Chapel Rock to Long Rock Level Crossing) 3 3 z 0 H Crinnis Beach E5 39 Penzance Promenade (to Larigan River) A7 4 3 z 0 Charlestown Beach E5 40 Mousehole (all year ban in harbour) A7 5 3 Duporth Beach E5 41 Porthcurno A8 6 Pentewan Beach E6 Meddon G Ashmansworthy H Little 1 1 Gooseham Torrington Eastcott Stibb Dinworthy West Putford Cross Langtree Shop Higher Sharpnose Point Colscott Woodford Bradworthy Bulkworthy Abbots Peters A386 Lower Sharpnose Point Upper Tamar Lake Bickington Newton Marland A388 St. Petrock Winswell Kilkhampton ver Lower Tamar Lake Wa Mer ldon Milton Damerel 10 Stibb Sutcombe Soldon Cross E Petrockst 9 Shebbear Poughill Holsworthy Thornbur y 6 Flexbury Beacon Bude 4 Stratton Grimscott Chilsworthy Cookbury Sheepwash Bude Launcells Holemoor Black 8 Holsworthy Torrington Hatherleigh 5 Bay Marhamchurch Bridgerule 2 Highampton Widemouth Bay Pyworthy Whimble Hollacombe A388 7 r Halwill Coppathorne e e law Junction R D C i er r Dizzard Point ve v ve Whiddon r i Ri Ta R Halwill Poundstock ma Beaworthy Whitstone r Clawton 4 Trewint Nor thlew Cambeak Week B3254 Crackington St. Mary Quoditch Ashbury Haven Wainhouse North Tetcott Corner Jacobstow Tamerton Crackington Lana A3079 y Ashwater re Eworthy a C er iv R Germansweek Boasley South Clubworthy Cross 1 5 Wheatley Chapmans Well Canworthy Northcott Bratton B3263 Marshgate Water Virginstow Clovelly Ri Bennacott Roadford ve r Reservoir O St. Giles on er Thrush Otterham Warbstow t Brazacott Riv Trevalga Boscastle Lesnewth te the Heath Trelash ry Bridgetown A30 3 Bridesto Cross Tintagel A39 Tremaine Broadwoodwidger Head North Petherwin Green Bossiney Treneglos Werrington 6 Tintag el Hallworthy Yeolmbridge Combebow Tresmeer Egloskerry Treknow Trewassa Davidstow Stowford A395 Lewdown Shor B3266 Tregeare 3 4 Tremail Ri Portgate Trewarmett ver In St. Stephens Lewtrenchard n Tinhay y Launceston Lifton Lydf Treligga Laneast Port Isaac Delabole St. Clether Tregadillett Crowdy Trewen Coryton Bay Camelford Reservoir Rumps Point Lawhitton North Helstone Polyphant Kelly Brentor Port Isaac South Chillaton Pentire Point 3 Petherwin Portquin Altarnun Lewannick A386 r T 2 B3362 e Padstow Bay St.Teath r v e Brown Willy Milton MaryTavyi 7 Stepper Polzeath Trelights v Lezant B3314 Pendoggett i B3254 R Point R 1377ft Dunterton Abbot 1 Michaelstow k Trebetherick St. Endellion Trelill n n 419m le La Treburley Ri Gunver Head l v A e er 4 St. Minver r D Peter Ta Harlyn e T Trevose Head Crugmeer 5 iv Coad's Green amar Bay Tredrizzick St. Kew R St. Breward Bolventor 4 St.Tudy North Hill B3257 A388 Lamerton R Sydenham Trevone Chapel Bodmin iv Damerel Rock er Kilmar Tor Amble Moor F Bathpool 3 St. Kew Highway o 1280ft Constantine Bay w Stoke Climsland Tavistock Padstow e 390m Treyarnon Bay Treyarnon 6 y Bray Shop 6 Shop St. Merryn 2 Dozmary Rilla Mill Latchley 3 Blisland Luckett Trevanson B Henwood 2 Bodieve Pool South St. Mabyn Colliford Downgate Porthcothan Bay 1 Hill Chilsworthy Whitchurch Little A389 Wadebridge Lake Upton B3276 Petherick Egloshayle Cross Kelly Bray St.Annes Gunnislake Park Head St. Breock Helland Chapel St.
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  • Cornwall Council Altarnun Parish Council

    Cornwall Council Altarnun Parish Council

    CORNWALL COUNCIL THURSDAY, 4 MAY 2017 The following is a statement as to the persons nominated for election as Councillor for the ALTARNUN PARISH COUNCIL STATEMENT AS TO PERSONS NOMINATED The following persons have been nominated: Decision of the Surname Other Names Home Address Description (if any) Returning Officer Baker-Pannell Lisa Olwen Sun Briar Treween Altarnun Launceston PL15 7RD Bloomfield Chris Ipc Altarnun Launceston Cornwall PL15 7SA Branch Debra Ann 3 Penpont View Fivelanes Launceston Cornwall PL15 7RY Dowler Craig Nicholas Rivendale Altarnun Launceston PL15 7SA Hoskin Tom The Bungalow Trewint Marsh Launceston Cornwall PL15 7TF Jasper Ronald Neil Kernyk Park Car Mechanic Tredaule Altarnun Launceston Cornwall PL15 7RW KATE KENNALLY Dated: Wednesday, 05 April, 2017 RETURNING OFFICER Printed and Published by the RETURNING OFFICER, CORNWALL COUNCIL, COUNCIL OFFICES, 39 PENWINNICK ROAD, ST AUSTELL, PL25 5DR CORNWALL COUNCIL THURSDAY, 4 MAY 2017 The following is a statement as to the persons nominated for election as Councillor for the ALTARNUN PARISH COUNCIL STATEMENT AS TO PERSONS NOMINATED The following persons have been nominated: Decision of the Surname Other Names Home Address Description (if any) Returning Officer Kendall Jason John Harrowbridge Hill Farm Commonmoor Liskeard PL14 6SD May Rosalyn 39 Penpont View Labour Party Five Lanes Altarnun Launceston Cornwall PL15 7RY McCallum Marion St Nonna's View St Nonna's Close Altarnun PL15 7RT Richards Catherine Mary Penpont House Altarnun Launceston Cornwall PL15 7SJ Smith Wes Laskeys Caravan Farmer Trewint Launceston Cornwall PL15 7TG The persons opposite whose names no entry is made in the last column have been and stand validly nominated.