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Keeping Our Beaches Safe - RNLI Lifesavers ISSUE NO. 97 JUNE/JULY 2011 FREE COPY, Please take one Keeping Our Beaches Safe - RNLI Lifesavers RNLI - Pages 22 & 23 The New 2500 Circulation. Made possible with thanks to our advertisers Hayle Pump Newsletter Our cover photograph... Congratulations... Passmore Edwards Institute, 13-15 Hayle Terrace, Hayle TR27 4BU From Left to Right; RNLI Lifeguards, Hayle Pump - Now online at www.haylepump.org.uk Jonathan Grant, Phil Taylor, Ollie ….to John Bennett on his election for Shilston, Emily Harris, Brendan a second term as Mayor. McCann and Philip Stevens, image The team Code of Submission courtesy of: RNLI Phil Monckton ….to Tabatha (aka “Thuggy”) on Editor The Hayle Pump would like to remind being chosen as ITV This Morning’s Brianna Breeze readers that the items, or articles and “Hub Hound” for May 2011. [email protected] Public Notices are accepted as points HAYLE ROSE & Tabatha’s owner, Lynn Rhodes, of view and are not necessarily the CABBAGE got Tabatha as a puppy, 3 years Desk Top Publishing opinion of the newsletter team. Neil Cadwallader-kemp GARDENING CLUB ago, when she was in a wheelchair Items received should be a following a nasty accident. Tabatha [email protected] maximum of 400 words and may be We had a very successful Plant Sale gave Lynn the will to carry on and edited or omitted due to limitations Treasurer at Phillack Church Hall on Saturday get up and walk again and the pair on space. Tess Hulland 8th May. are now a familiar sight around the Correspondents are reminded that all [email protected] millpond and harbour area. material submitted must be signed with Many thanks to everyone who Advertising their name and address, and if possible, donated plants, cakes and bric-a- Anne-Marie Rance telephone numbers for validation. This brac, and who gave their time, and to [email protected] will not be printed if you do not wish it everyone who came and supported to be. News, letters, notices etc. must Typist us. Also thanks to the very helpful be emailed to the editor@haylepump. Shirley Olds members of Hayle Allotment Society org.uk or dropped off at Bigglestons who assisted. or Passmore Edwards Institute. Schedules and entry forms are Advertising Rates available now. You can pick one up Subscriptions & Web Half Page (130 x 95mm) 30.00 at Bigglestons in Foundry, the Post The Hayle Pump can be viewed and Office in Copperhouse, the Post Quarter Page (63 x 95mm) £15.00 downloaded online at; Office in Connor Downs or Hayle Eighth Page (63 x 42mm) £10.00 www.haylepump.org.uk Library. For those readers who would like to Our Annual Show this year is being have a copy of the Hayle Pump sent to held at Hayle Day Care Centre on Extras - Read all about it... ….to Hayle’s “Flowertime” family or friends, please send a cheque Saturday 23rd July. on being accepted for the Good Florist Articles marked with a have been or postal order made payable to Hayle Pump Newsletter for £3.00 (6 issues) If you are unable to get to any of these Guide for the third year running. This edited to fit within the pages of the new places, please ring me on 01736 look Newsletter. Full uncut versions and send to: prestigious accolade is only awarded 752319 and I will be happy to send to florists who really make the grade can now be viewed on-line at the Hayle HAYLE PUMP SUBSCRIPTIONS you a copy. Pump Website; 35 Penpol Terrace, HAYLE TR27 4BQ. and allows customers to have an www.haylepump.org.uk Please state delivery name & address. Sarah Turk, extra level of confidence that they are Show Secretary buying from the best. Copy Closing Date for next issue - 20th July 2011 1 HAYLE SUPERMARKETS quality result for Hayle’s future and There are ongoing discussions which “PENALTY SHOOT OUT” will have made the delay of a few should lead to a “main client” being months well worthwhile. Local opinion in place for the development which EXTRA TIME is being listened to and the concerns in turn will increase the chance of They say a little knowledge is a of English Heritage looked at, as some real planning gain for the Quay dangerous thing, but it would appear has the provision of sluicing from area and help to provide added value that exposing the knowledge with Carnsew pool. for both locals and visitors. There is much talk of joining the Quay with the regard to the Heritage issues that However we now have to be careful Foundry area (possibly with a bridge) was available has brought forth a that the situation does not go into to promote “linked visits”, but the change of direction with regard to “committee mode” as various factions integration of this will be challenging South Quay. Bland buildings and (who were silent before) try to with no guarantees of the outcome to poor regard for heritage and marine influence the ongoing process. As we our well-established local shops. aspects are OUT, with new architects go to press the ING team are putting and a specialist heritage consultant together a revised plan that hopefully In fact it is the effect on our existing being appointed to take on board the will address the previous deficiencies business’s that concerns many people previous deficiencies and hopefully with special attention to the “marine with some saying the increased providing a much improved vision for aspect” of the development and how footfall to the area will help, whilst the future development. This is a big it maintains being part of a Harbour. others see the demise of the small step forward to achieving a higher shops a certainty (the jury is still out at present) In fact one wonders what is the best compromise situation and no doubt P.D.H Builders & Roofing there will be some discussion on this High Quality Guaranteed Work before the July planning meeting. Contact: Paul Moyle Pratts market (Now fully open again 07989 075517 01736 719469 and looking smart) is very much a 5a Bodriggy Street, Hayle TR27 4NB Foundry icon “plus the original home [email protected] of the Pump” and one hopes that For all of your building requirementS any new development will increase the footfall in the area. There is considerable doubt that a suitable revised scheme can be completed before the July deadline of the SPC meeting in Truro and in fact as we go to press all the applications still have issues that may require more time for L & R CARS them to be resolved. Friendly reliable local taxi cabs 01736 758555 Scoria [email protected] 2 3 HAYLE & DISTRICT LIONS CLUB Heyl St Piran Singers The choir will also be hosting a stall at Connor Downs School Fete on We would like to thank everyone who The ladies choir are increasing their Saturday 18th June. has been supporting our fundraising already impressive repertoire of This friendly ladies choir welcomes events over the last 2 months: the songs and are busy rehearsing for new members and has a wide Hayle Map Website launch, Easter the Wall Festival, which takes place repertoire of songs to suit all tastes. raffles at various Hayle pubs (a on Thursday 19th of May 2011, at big “thank you” to all you landlords If you enjoy singing and would like which we shall be performing two for your continuing support) and a to join us, why not visit our website; NEW Pineapple Range contrasting pieces. We shall be taking morning sale in Phillack Church Hall. www.heylstpiransingers.co.uk or NOW IN STOCK part in a concert, as guests of the In total we have raised an amazing contact our musical director, Ann Come In And See Praze Hayle Male Voice Choir, at St. £580, which is now being used to Birch on 01736 752335, or our Anta church, Carbis Bay, on 8th June assist any person or group in Hayle secretary, Geraldine Maas on 01736 Designer Frames 2011. up to 33% discount that needs help. 755162. The choir held a very successful We only have one concert left in our and well attended Spring Fair at Varifocals programme at St Elwyn’s Church on: from £119 complete Phillack church hall in April and Sunday 26th June - St Stythians raised in excess of £400 for choir Prescription sun glasses Male Voice Choir. funds. from £59.90 Admission is £5 with free tea/ coffee and biscuits at the end of the Rimless Spectacles concert so please come along for an with 2 year anti-breakage enjoyable evening and meet up with warranty on lenses some old friends. from £165 complete We have a Marquee that can be hired Photochromic Promotions from us. For more information please on Transitions/Kodak and phone our president Mel on 01736 Rodenstock lenses 756484 We are having an open evening on HAYLE Tuesday 14th June at The Passmore 18 Commercial Road Edwards Institute at 7.30pm where TR27 4DG everyone is welcome to come and 01736 753145 meet us and find out more about what being a member of “Hayle & District 40 Fore Street, Copperhouse Lions Club” is; what we get up to, Hayle TR27 4DX PENZANCE who we are and who we help - look 21 Alverton Place out for our posters and come along. For all of your sporting equipment, TR18 2QP clothing, and fishing tackle Maureen George - Club Secretary. 01736 366106 ☏ 01736 752238 4 5 Her design was recently presented to the Leader of Cornwall Council, Cllr Want to play music? PLANTECH Pat Harvey at County Hall by Chloe David N’jie THE FRIENDLY RELIABLE SERVICE You’re never too old! Mayer and representatives from Hayle PAINTER & DECORATOR • Lawns cut and borders weeded Rotary Club, President David Raymer Learn music the fun way • Hedges trimmed and Rtn Peter Dawkins with Chloe’s 07944 156995 01209 831397 with Graham Smith • House, garden & building waste taken mother and David May Headmaster of [email protected] • Garden clearance work I’m a Registered Guitar tutor, Bodriggy Academy.
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