DOCSLIB.ORG

Sports Clubs 2019/20 Highlights

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Sports Clubs 2019/20 Highlights SPORTS CLUBS 2019/20 HIGHLIGHTS CONTENTS CONTENTS ATHLETICS 1 TANG SOO DO 16 CSM NETBALL 1 ULTIMATE FRISBEE 16 CSM BADMINTON 2 SUP SOC 17 DODGEBALL 2 FAL SAIL 17 BALLET 3 SWIMMING 18 HIP HOP 3 SURF LIFESAVING 18 BALLROOM & LATIN 4 CHEERLEADING 5 POLE FITNESS 5 TAP JAM 6 EXPEDITION SOC 7 PHOTO CREDITS GIG ROWING 7 KAYAKING 7 Lucy Mason / Offside Collective CSM GOLF 8 Evie Franklin / Offside Collective HORSE RIDING 8 Will Dax / Offside Collective SNOWSPORTS 8 Neal Megaw / Mayn creative CSM LACROSSE 9 LADIES FOOTBALL 9 Georgia Arrowsmith FXUNION FOOTBALL 9 Max Willcock CSM RUGBY 10 Helen Merriott CSM LADIES HOCKEY 11 AfterJam CSM LADIES RUGBY 11 Daniel Hutchings PARKOUR 12 Anna Muir CSM SQUASH 13 VOLLEYBALL 13 Adam Heywood CSM TENNIS 14 Amber Lyall CSM SHINTY 15 Malcolm Soh ATHLETICS CSM BADMINTON One of our highlights was the BUCS Cross We had quite some success with a very pop- Country Championships, this year being held ular Freshers’ introduction, on top of that we by Edinburgh University on the 1st February participated within the Bottle Match though we 2020. We took 12 members from Falmouth to lost, and the teams got on with each other. Scotland, making us one of the furthest-travel- ling clubs. The Men’s A Team finished 41st out The Men’s A saw some success within their of 56 teams, and the Girls’ Team placed 60th league rankings this year. Whilst the B team out of 142 teams. Always a highlight in the FXU did not see as much success, the current roster AC Cross Country calendar. has plenty of potential for next year. There will be a Women’s team for next year if there are Another big highlight is finishing 2nd out of 9 enough players that are interested. The Mixed clubs at South West Varsity in Exeter. This put team saw quite a bit of success also. our track & fielders to the test as we competed from 100m hurdles, to 5km, to long jump and Members were very happy with how the club everything in between. Not only did we outper- ran and continued to support and attend most form the likes of Bristol, Plymouth, Cardiff etc., of the sessions. Kit was bought and is still a lot of members (including the committee) got needing to be distributed which was due to the the chance to try out some new events! delivery negligence from the mailman, however many look forward to representing CSM Bad- Another big highlight is our continued contribu- minton in the future. tion to Cornwall Athletic Club’s Senior Men’s & Women’s teams in the Cornish Grand Prix & Charles Stanley Westward League XC League. We’ve had some cracking performances, with “A Team” level races across the year from Josh Barnett, Tom Newman, Polly P-K, Jas- mine Bahra, & Charlotte Matthews as well as Will Dax & Alex McCartney for Tavistock and Newquay Par respectively. Also, we can cel- ebrate our biggest ever number of members since the club being founded in 2016; I’ve got real confidence that the Athletics Club will con- DODGEBALL tinue to grow in the years to come. CSM NETBALL This year saw lots of new members joining the society, many of which had never played Dodgeball before. Training sessions for new CSM Netball managed an incredible win at and experienced players were staggered to Bottle with a score of 109-3! allow a natural growth of abilities and confi- dences. Several new minigames were added CSM1 finished second in their division and to the plethora of games we enjoy, with themes CSM2 in the top half of theirs. Our social team, games during the Christmas period. A greater CSM3, also did really well, and came second in emphasis on inclusivity, accessibility and social the social league. These results are a experience was applied this year, ensuring the testament to the commitment the players have competitive aspect of the sport didn’t overpow- shown, through regular attendance in play and er its fun and fulfilling nature. training. 1 2 BALLET BALLROOM & LATIN The Ballet society has had another fantastic This year we’ve been able to hold an extra year! Without a doubt, the Showcase has been session each week free for members to come our main highlight. Not only did the Showcase and practice, social dance and enjoy each provide a wonderful opportunity for the other’s company. This has been a huge asset Beginners and Advanced classes to to our members, and we’ve seen new and old collaborate, but it gave members something to members alike of different abilities improve collectively work towards. The product of this rapidly. Our members have gained confidence cohesive effort were two fabulous and we’ve been able to encourage them to performances: the Ballet and Pointe routines. attend many extra local dancing events, such as modern jive in Helston, folk dancing at The Our wonderful choreographer, Jason Thomas, Front pub and swing dance classes in Penryn. outdid himself with the choreography for our It gave our society a fresh spirit and love for our Pointe routine, which was a 1920s Charleston discipline with renewed commitment from our themed dance involving props, flapper dresses, members. More people joined us in our Show- and comedy - what more could you want!? We case performance this year than we have ever have thus received an abundance of positive had in previous years and gave up their free feedback about both the Showcase as a whole, time to practice our routines. and regards the Ballet dances themselves. Our members performed with joy and pride Another highlight has been the growth of our on the night of the charity Showcase event Performance Team, which is run by our and have made the society very proud. We fabulous Dance Captain, Erin. The performed two mashup dances: cha-cha and Performance Team is a collaborative group samba; and jive and Charleston. Two of these, involving members from both the Ballet and the samba and Charleston are new styles to Jazz societies. This year, we choreographed our society repertoire as of this year. Another and performed a contemporary piece inspired new style we introduced this year was Lindy by Extinction Rebellion. This powerful and Hop. We held a fantastic workshop with guest hard-hitting piece really sums up what the instructor Tee J, everyone loved this new style Penryn Campus stands for. Moving forwards, with some of our members attending her class- there have been talks about potentially taking es in Penryn following this. We hope next year this piece to a climate change protest, so keep will be as exciting as this year was and bring us your eyes peeled! more new experiences! HIP HOP We are extremely proud of the Hip Hop soci- ety this year! Everyone was motivated, full of energy and ready to take on any choreogra- phy! This year, we organised two workshops, a col-laboration workshop alongside the ACS society and a heels workshop! We also per- formed two sets at the AMATA Showcase, one with our society members and one with our crew team, Deadlock. 3 4 CHEERLEADING TAP JAM Fusion Cheerleading have had such an amaz- We had a great year as a society! We ran ing year, we’ve had an expansion not only on weekly classes for beginners and advanced our talented family, but the awards in our cabi- dancers in AMATA, organised socials and taken net too. part in events, During the Freshers period we had a stall, two free taster sessions and a so- For a lot of members, it was their first ever time cial in order to encourage as many new mem- doing cheerleading, and the prospect of com- bers as possible. peting at three competitions across two week- ends spanning the country was a daunting but We had a Chicago themed session for the first fantastic experience for us all. class of 2020 which was particularly success- ful with lots of positive feedback. We then had FC University Nationals (Manchester), was a Refreshers week where we got people outside wonderful time for us at the beginning of the of University and students from Truro to come season, getting used to performing at competi- and give it a go! It was a great opportunity tion before going on to BCA University Nation- to encourage people to give tap dancing a go. als (Derby) and Spotlight Showcase (Essex) Also a lot of our members from last year were where we came 4th and 2nd respectively. no longer a beginner and had improved so much that they started to stay for the advanced We’ve begun an amazing link with Bath Spa class. Rapids and their institution, to compete against one another at a varsity, which we’re hoping The Showcase was the highlight of our year will happen next year. Overall, the squad has and we had many new members from other excelled all of our expectations and we cannot societies such as Ballet and Jazz to join. We wait for another year of cheer! opened the show again with our Chicago rou- tine and showcasing another dance from our performance team. It was an amazing way for our members to perform, gain confidence and challenge themselves! It was an excellent opportunity to build connections with other performing arts societies at the University as well. The showcase was a great way to end the term! This society brings people who have POLE FITNESS the passion for tap together, and we created an enjoyable, friendly and fun class for members to come to every week.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Edition 10: 20Th September 2013
    Edition 10: 20th September 2013 Rugby World Cup 2015 Lead Up and Legacy Activity The RFU launched the seven strands of its national Lead up and Legacy plan on October 31st 2012. The aim of this is to set out an overall framework against which national resource will be invested in the lead up to RWC 2015 with the aim of increasing interest and participation in the game. Whilst many Clubs, CBs, Schools, Colleges, Universities and other bodies are working hard to develop local projects to meet identified local need these seven strands are areas in which we will invest national resource to create change in Rugby communities across the country. It is hoped that those delivery bodies that have not yet identified their focus will focus in on these areas and take action to improve provision and opportunities against these themes. Six Regional Activation and Legacy Groups are now up and running and are working to add value to the seven strands and to engage partners from outside of the immediate rugby community in supporting the efforts of those within it. Each group is populated by representatives from CBs and from the wider community. Attached as an appendix to this CB update is a brief overview of progress against the seven strands along with listings of clubs/projects etc involved to date – this will be updated for each issue. In addition to the work against the seven strands strong working relationships have been established with England Rugby 2015, the Organising Body for the tournament itself, and an update on relevant areas are also included in the appendix.
    [Show full text]
  • 2525 MINUTES: of the Meeting of Camborne Town Council Held In
    MINUTES: of the meeting of Camborne Town Council held in The Council Chamber, The Passmore Edwards Building, The Cross, Cross Street, Camborne, TR14 8HA on Thursday 9th January 2020 at 6.30 pm PRESENT: Councillor D Wilkins Chairman Councillor Mrs V Dalley Vice-Chairman Councillor D Atherfold Councillor JP Collins Councillor T Dalley Councillor Ms Z Fox Councillor C Godolphin Councillor R Goodman Councillor V Kelynack Councillor L Lemon Councillor J Morgan Councillor Ms M Pearce Councillor S Weedon Councillor M Williams Councillor G Winter IN ATTENDANCE: Sarah Mason, Cornwall Association of Local Councils, (Clerk of the Meeting); Samantha Hughes, Acting Deputy Town Clerk; Janet Ritchie, Committee Support Officer; Rose Hitchens-Todd, Engagement Officer; one member of the public. The Chairman explained the safety procedures to all present. C.4767 TO RECEIVE APOLOGIES FOR NON-ATTENDANCE C.4767.2 RESOLVED: that the apologies from Councillor Herd for non- attendance at the meeting of the Full Council held on 9th January 2020 were received Proposed by Councillor Winter Seconded by Councillor Atherfold On a vote being taken the matter was approved unanimously. 2525 C.4768 CHAIRMAN’S ANNOUNCEMENTS • Events attended by the Mayor representing the Town Council were: 13th December : Carol Service, St Petroc’s Society, Truro Cathedral. • Events attended by the Deputy Mayor representing the Town Council were: 7th December : Sponsors’ Lunch at Camborne RFC; 13th December : Carol Service, St Petroc’s Society, Truro Cathedral. • The Chairman informed members that a Friends of Trevithick Day group was being launched and that commemorative pins would be available for supporters. C.4769 MEMBERS TO DECLARE DISCLOSABLE PECUNIARY INTERESTS AND NON-REGISTERABLE INTERESTS (INCLUDING THE DETAILS THEREOF) IN RESPECT OF ANY ITEMS ON THIS AGENDA INCLUDING ANY GIFTS OR HOSPITALITY EXCEEDING £25 There were no declarations of interest.
    [Show full text]
  • Camborne Town Councillors 2000/2001
    CAMBORNE TOWN COUNCIL ANNUAL REPORT 2014/2015 DERIVAS BLEDHYNNYEK 2014/2015 Camborne Town Councillors 2014/2015 Konseloryon an Dre Kammbronn 2014/2015 Councillor M J Brown Flat 33, Chy Kensa, Jubilee Drive, Redruth, TR15 1DY Tel: 07557 956 112; e-mail: [email protected] Councillor T Chalker, 3 Kew Noweth, Camborne, TR14 7RA Tel: 07809 511920; e-mail: [email protected] Councillor M N Champion, 128 College Street, Camborne, TR14 7LA Tel: 01209 612840; e-mail: [email protected] Councillor A Crickett, Maohilig, Rame, Common Cross, Penryn, TR10 9LP Mobile: 07891 113195; e-mail: [email protected] Councillor T Dalley, 14 Rosemellin, Camborne TR14 8QF Tel: 01209 713116; e-mail: [email protected] Councillor Mrs V E Dalley 14 Rosemellin, Camborne, TR14 8QF Tel: 01209 713116; e-mail: [email protected] Councillor Ms Z Fox 11 Pengegon Moor, Camborne TR14 7TY Tel: 01209 711791; e-mail: [email protected] Councillor J E Gillingham Chapel Hill Cottage, Bolenowe, Troon, Camborne, TR14 9JA Tel: 07956 123036; e-mail: [email protected] Councillor R C Godolphin, 108 Pengegon Parc, Camborne, TR14 7UW Mobile: 07907 798321 Councillor Ms J N Merrick, Carn Entral Farm, Brea, Camborne TR14 9AH Tel: 01209 710695; email: [email protected] Councillor S Odgers, Prinair, 26 William Street, Camborne TR14 8JQ Tel: 01209 718300; email: [email protected] Councillor Ms J Robinson 16 Higher Pumpfield Row, Pool, Redruth, TR15 3PY Tel: 01209 218814 e-mail: [email protected] Councillor A Sanders, 14 Croft Common, Troon, Camborne, TR14 9HT Tel: 01209 714415; e-mail: [email protected] Councillor G Taylor 4 Rectory Gardens, Camborne, TR14 7DU Tel: 01209 710166; e-mail: [email protected] Councillor R Webber, 1 Seton Gardens, Camborne, TR14 7JS Tel: 01209 711360; e-mail: [email protected] At the time of writing this report there were three vacancies on the Council.
    [Show full text]
  • Future High Streets Fund
    3 Future High Streets Fund Summary of Expressions of Interest Submitted by Cornwall Council 8 May 2019 Economic Growth Service Contents Introduction Page 3 Selection Process Page 3 Expressions of Interest Page 4 Penzance Town Centre Page 5 St Austell Town Centre Page 8 Camborne Town Centre Page 12 Newquay Town Centre Page 16 Future Timetable Page 19 Future High Streets Fund Summary of Expressions of Interest 2 8 May 2019 Introduction On the 29 October 2018 the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government announced a Future High Streets Fund on behalf of HM Government. The fund set up in response to Sir John Timpson’s high streets expert panels recommendations, consists of £675 million pounds to “renew and reshape town centres and high streets in a way that improves experience, drives growth and ensures future sustainability”. The fund’s prospectus published in 2018 clearly identified the challenges facing High Streets in England, as they evolve to reflect the changing shopping patterns and wider needs of society and the Council set out to design an approach to this process with these challenges in mind. Selection Process As the largest rural Unitary Authority in England, the supplementary guidance for the Future High Streets Fund (published in January 2019) stated that Cornwall Council could submit up to four Expressions of Interest. Cornwall as a whole has a dispersed settlement pattern and a low population density which means that we have a network of 20+ towns of various sizes which are spread out across the 100 mile length of Cornwall. In order to identify the four towns which would be selected to go forward for consideration for funding Cornwall Council took into consideration the objectives of the Fund and the need to use any funding to help renew and reshape town centres and high streets in a way that improves experience, drives growth and ensures future sustainability.
    [Show full text]
  • Rugby Football Union Annual General Meeting 2021 Agenda
    ItIIIIItem RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2021 AGENDA 1. To consider and approve the minutes of the Annual General Meeting held on Friday 12 June 2020. 2. To receive a report from the Chief Executive for Season 2020/21. 3. To receive a Financial Report and to review the Annual Report and Accounts 2019/20 (previously circulated). 4. To appoint BDO LLP as Auditors to audit the 2020/2021 financial statements. 5. To approve changes to the Rules attached to this Notice as Appendix 2 6. To consider any other business of which due notice shall have been given. 7. To hear any other relevant matter for the consideration of the Council and/or the Board of Directors during the ensuing year, but on which no voting shall be allowed. 8. To approve the following Board appointments: 8.1 Chair of the Board of Directors 8.2 Independent Non-Executive Director 9. To elect the President, Senior Vice-President and Junior Vice-President for season 2021/22. 1 of 5 AGENDA ITEM DETAILS ITEM 4 TO APPROVE THE APPOINTMENT OF AUDITORS FOR 2020/21 To appoint BDO LLP as Auditors to audit the 2020/2021 financial year. This is recommended by the Board of Directors and the Audit and Risk Committee. ITEM 5 TO APPROVE CHANGES TO THE RULES To approve the changes to the Rules, as set out in a redline version in Appendix 1 and a clean version in Appendix 2. We would like to highlight the following changes: Rule 21.1 – signature of the Annual Report and Accounts Currently, the Rules require that the annual report and accounts are signed by the CEO and two Council members.
    [Show full text]
  • Planning Committee Date
    CAMBORNE TOWN COUNCIL FULL COUNCIL 13th SEPTEMBER 2018 MINUTES of the meeting of Camborne Town Council held in The Council Chamber, The Passmore Edwards Building, The Cross, Cross Street, Camborne Cornwall TR14 8HA on Thursday 13th September 2018 at 6.30 pm. PRESENT Councillor V Dalley Chairman Councillor D Atherfold Councillor J Barclay Councillor M Champion Councillor J P Collins Councillor T Dalley Councillor Ms Z Fox Councillor J E Gillingham Councillor C Godolphin Councillor R Goodman Councillor J Herd Councillor V Kelynack Councillor L Lemon Councillor R Marshall Councillor J Morgan Councillor M Pearce Councillor G Winter In Attendance: Amanda Mugford, Town Clerk; Janet Ritchie, Committee Support Officer; Mr Matt Thompson, Mr Paul Collier and two colleagues representing Network Rail; Ms Louise Cantrill and two colleagues representing Skylite Associates; Mr Martin Cornish and Ms Tiffany Pope representing Friends of Beacon Park and one member of the public. The Chairman explained the safety procedures to all present. C.4307 TO RECEIVE APOLOGIES FOR NON-ATTENDANCE C.4307.2 RESOLVED: that the apologies from Councillor Wilkins for non-attendance at the meeting of the Full Council held on 13th September 2018 were received Proposed by Councillor Mrs V Dalley Seconded by Councillor Atherfold On a vote being taken the matter was approved unanimously. C.4308 CHAIRMAN’S ANNOUNCEMENTS Events attended by the Deputy Mayor representing the Council were as follows: 15th July Falmouth Sea Sunday 28th July Roscroggan Commemoration Service 11th August
    [Show full text]
  • The Eagle 2020
    The Eagle 2020 The Eagle 2020 Photo: Emma Dellar, Lead Clinical Nurse, living on-site during the lockdown Credit: (2017) VOLUME 102 THE EAGLE 2020 1 WELCOME Published in the United Kingdom in 2020 by St John’s College, Cambridge First published in the United Kingdom in 1858 by St John’s College, Cambridge Cover photo credit: Jo Tynan Designed by Out of the Bleu (07759 919440; www.outofthebleu.co.uk) Printed by CDP (01517 247000; www.cdp.co.uk) The Eagle is published annually by St John’s College, Cambridge, and is provided free of charge to members of the College and other interested parties. 2 Photo: Komorebi Credit: Paul Everest WELCOME THE EAGLE 2020 3 WELCOME Contents Welcome Contributors .................................................................................................... 6 Editorial .......................................................................................................... 7 Message from the Vice-Master . 8 Articles Research at the Centre for Misfolding Diseases ...................................................... 14 A word for Wordsworth .................................................................................... 18 Dyslexia, poetry, rhythm and the brain . 21 Portrait of a Lady ............................................................................................. 24 The Cambridge Carthaginians ............................................................................ 27 Innovation and entrepreneurship at St John’s ......................................................... 31 The academic
    [Show full text]
  • The Redruth School Newsletter
    THE REDRUTH SCHOOL BEST STATE SECONDARY SCHOOL IN CORNWALL 2017 Issue 245 NEWSLETTER22nd June 2018 Real Schools Guide Murdoch Day Year 7 and 8 students celebrated 100 years of the Royal Air Force at Murdoch Day on Saturday 16th June. Students carried their artwork through the town as they marched with other local schools, to create a colourful and vibrant parade. Mr Martin, Headteacher, pictured above, said, “Once again our students have been eager to take part in Murdoch Day, and demonstrate their committment to their school and community.” Ross Williams, Chair of Governors at Redruth School, pictured right, also supported the event. Kurt Jackson Trophy Students were delighted to be presented with the Kurt Jackson Trophy this week after winning the Cornwall School’s Mining Games. The bronze sculpture is a representation of rows of terraced houses with the mining network beneath them. Students were thrilled to get their hands on the trophy, having really enjoyed taking part in the competition. Chairman’s Award Year 8 student, Izzy has been taking photos for the Camborne RFC Ladies section, going to home and away games and on tour. She was invited to the annual presentation evening recently, and was absolutely thrilled when the Chairman, Kevin Oates, presented her with the Chairman's Award for her dedication to the club for her photography and also helping to raise money at fundraising events throughout the season. Izzy was delighted to receive the trophy and meet Lagi Tuima and Jess Thomas who both play for England. Lagi also asked Izzy to take photos at her wedding! Equestrian Arwen Scoffin and her pony Emrys competed in the equestrian events at the Royal Cornwall Show.
    [Show full text]
  • Camborne Hill Camborne Town Council Newsletter JULY 2016
    Camborne Hill Camborne Town Council Newsletter JULY 2016 Mayor Mrs Val Dalley accepts the chain of office The Annual Town Meeting and Annual Assembly were held on 12th May 2016 at the Cornwall Council One Stop Shop in Camborne. Councillor Mrs Valerie Dalley was elected Mayor for the municipal year 2016/2017 and Councillor Colin Godolphin re-elected Deputy Mayor. Val thanked Councillors for putting their trust in her in what would be a busy year . She was greatly honoured and would do everything she could to promote the town. Val was pleased to invite the former Mayor, Trevor Chalker, to present the town plaque awards to residents of the parish for their outstanding contributions to the community. These were: Mr Alan Truscott for his dedicated voluntary work for Camborne RFC; Mrs Deidre White for her dedicated voluntary work for community projects, Mrs Beverley Pascoe and Mr Dave Summers in recognition of their long service, hard work and dedication to the Camborne Parish. The Mayor’s award was made to Mrs Marjorie Rowland for her voluntary service and hard work for Trevithick Day; she was, unfortunately, not able to attend the meeting. Mr Don Holmes was also awarded a town plaque for his work for OAK and wider voluntary contribution to the Town over many years and received his award from the Mayor and Deputy Mayor at Camborne Church at a later date. The new Mayor presented an award to Councillor Chalker for serving as Mayor for the previous municipal year. The Cornwall Council Townscape Heritage Initiative team, Mr A Richards, Mr C Simmons and Mr P Smith, were recognised for their outstanding work with Certificates of Achievement.
    [Show full text]
  • CORNWALL RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION Ltd
    CORNWALL RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION Ltd “Promoting Rugby for One and All” “Avonsya Rugbi rag Onen hag Oll” Minutes of the Cornwall RFU Management Board meeting held at Camborne RFC on Wednesday 22 January 20 at 7pm. Present: David Saunter, John Sumnall, Andy Richards, Tom Magill, Chris Jewells, Georgina Finnegan, Bill Hooper, David Martin, Ross Tucknott, Tony Knightsbridge, and Terry Williams. Apologies for Absence: Chris Lee, Cozette Shroesbury, Bob Hubble and Alan Milliner. Minutes of previous meeting: These were agreed as a true and accurate record and were signed by the Chairman, David Saunter. Matters Arising: 1. Website – John Sumnall was pleased to report that the website was now live. He would deal with the tabs and Bill Hooper would deal with the social side. In the future we would need to train people on how to populate the tabs. There was room for 4 news items at a time after which each item would drop off in turn into archive. After a suggestion from David Saunter, John Sumnall agreed to put a tab on for mental health. 2. Financial contribution to Colt’s for long away trips – After discussion it was agreed that if within the county then it was the club’s responsibility to finance such trips. Outside the county then CRFU would provide some assistance towards the cost. 3. Player duty of care (Sam Stevens, Redruth RFC) – David Saunter and Terry Williams had attended Redruth where they had met with Nigel Hambly and Chris Allen to discuss their proposal that CRFU pay for Sam Stevens’s treatment for injury caused whilst playing for the county.
    [Show full text]
  • Camborne Town Council Annual Report 2011/2012
    CAMBORNE TOWN COUNCIL ANNUAL REPORT 2011/2012 CAMBORNE TOWN COUNCILLORS 2011/2012 Councillor R J Beare, 1 Rosevale Crescent, Camborne, TR14 7LU: Tel: 01209 715585 Councillor D Biggs, ‘Izar’, Chapel Close, Kehelland, Camborne, TR14 0DB Tel: 01209 713213 Councillor M N Champion, 128 College Street, Camborne, TR14 7LA Tel: 01209 612840 Councillor Mrs J Charman, New Downs Farm, Treswithian Downs, Camborne, TR14 0BY Tel: 01209 612891 Councillor J P Collins, 4 Primrose Close, Camborne, TR14 7HS: Tel: 01209 710636 Councillor Mrs H Cullimore, 14 Pendarves Street, Troon, Camborne, TR14 9EG Tel: 01209 719525 Councillor S Cullimore, 14 Pendarves Street, Troon, Camborne, TR14 9EG Tel: 01209 719525 Councillor D Everett, 35 Lower Pengegon, Camborne TR14 7UL Tel: 01209 714083 (from the 14th July 2011) Councillor C Godolphin, 108 Pengegon Park, Camborne, TR14 7UW Mobile: 07907 798 321 Councillor S Odgers, Prinair, 26 William Street, Camborne TR14 8JQ Tel: 01209 718300 Councillor Ms A K Pascoe, 35 Church Road, Penponds, Camborne, TR14 0QE Tel: 07763 697290 Councillor Ms L Salaun, 49 Tremarle Home Park, North Roskear, Camborne, TR14 0AT. Tel: 01209 610490 (from 12th April 2012) Councillor A Sanders, 14 Croft Common, Troon, Camborne, TR14 9HT Tel: 01209 714415 Councillor Mrs C M Trengove, Fernside, Penponds, Camborne TR14 0QD Tel: 01209 717038 Councillor R Webber, 1 Seton Gardens, Camborne, TR14 7JS Tel: 01209 711360 (from the 20th June 2011) Councillor P White, 43 Centenary Street, Camborne, TR14 8HP Tel: 01209 715638 Councillor Mrs M Williams, Bos-an-Pryskel, Shorts Hill, Treslothan, Camborne TR14 9LW Tel: 01209 715454 Councillor J Wilson, 10 Codiford Crescent, Camborne, TR14 8UF Tel: 01209 614891 Camborne Town Council was set up by Statutory Instrument No 142 of 1985 [The Kerrier (Parishes) Order 1985] The Order was made on the 5th February 1985 The Council came into being on the 1st April 1985 The First meeting of the Council was on the 19th of April 1985 2 The First Chairman of the Council was W D Williams Esq.
    [Show full text]
  • In This Issue... in This Issue
    www.surreyrugby.com ISSUE 73 | AUTUMN 2016 SURREY RUGBY John D ougla s - se e art icle on p age 22 IN THIS ISSUE... Billll Beaumont CupCup Richmondchmond success OCsCs wwinin JunJuniorior VasVasee Clubub SSurreyurrey Women araree Countyunty CChampionshampions plus muchh more...o e 2 A Message from the President Trevor Sokell and the players. Without the support of our Clubs it would not happen. So feel free to applaud yourselves. I reiterate, the aim of Surrey Rugby is to Help our Clubs to Prosper and Thrive. Here are a few other ways we try to help:- 19 applications from Surrey Clubs were made for support under the NatWest Rugby Force scheme. 10 of those applications SURREY RUGBY were awarded £500 from that scheme. ne of the delights of being President Surrey Rugby supported the other nine of Surrey Rugby is the opportunity - applicants with a grant of £500. Oand privilege - to review the past year and sing the praises of Surrey Rugby Clubs. For 3 years an active programme has run 50 girls trialled for the U15 squad which aimed at recruiting and developing coaches It is impossible to cover everything – far too came 5th in the Divisional Festival and won and referees. Surrey Rugby has spent over much. I apologise if you think I have 3 of their 4 other matches. 3 girls played for £15,000 on these projects, including a very omitted something important to you. South East Division, 60 girls trialled for the successful CREFC/CCC conference. U18 squad which was also 5th in the The purpose of Surrey Rugby – the organisation Divisional Festival and won 2 of their 4 For 3 seasons we have encouraged students – is to Help Our Clubs to Prosper and Thrive.
    [Show full text]