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The Bottreaux Restaurant Boscastle PL35 BOSCASTLE BLOWHOLE No 82 Summer 2013 £1 Minster Church in the Springtime The future of this beautiful building is uncertain. See inside on page 8. Also inside: Open Gardens pages 7 & 41 Harbourmaster page 24 Crossword page 19 Walking Group News page 22 Reading Room page 28 Letters page 39 Foreword Someone mentioned to a regular contributors. We everyone all the time, but the production has member of the Blowhole then hope that a wealth if you too think that the materialised very close team that they thought of interesting, informative Blowhole lacks something, to home. A late start for that there was nothing and entertaining pieces please be proactive and do this edition has made it much in the Spring edition will hasten our way. something about it! impractical to take up the of the Blowhole. When Fortunately, they generally The team are alloffer this time, but I have I heard this, I wondered do, and we would once volunteers, though I high hopes for a lightened why the complainer didn’t again like to express do get an honorarium load next time. write something and send our thanks to everyone to cover production Warning! This edition it in for publication. who contributes to the expenses. None of us has a has not been properly When planning each Blowhole. background in journalism proofread due to lack of edition of the Blowhole, Leafing just nowor print processes, though time, so if there are any the team get together through the pages of each of us bring something errors...sorry! and discuss content. We the Spring edition, I felt unique to the mix. Enjoy the Summer put up notices asking for it has the usual mix of I am delighted to PA articles and news and send articles and comment. I report that help with email reminders to all suppose you can’t please Boscastle Blowhole Team The editorial team reserves the right to accept, reject or edit any material submitted for publication. The views expressed in the magazine are those of the individual contributors and do not necessarily reflect those of the team. The editorial team are: Philippa Arthan, Arthur Bannister, Heather Colne, Gloria Quinlan, Ann and Chris Rodda. The next Blowhole will be published in Autumn Look out for posters advertising the deadline date. Items for inclusion can be emailed to [email protected] Copies of the Blowhole are available by post at a cost of £2.50 per issue.To subscribe please either email [email protected] or phone 01840 250891. Cheques should be made payable to ‘Boscastle Blowhole For advertising queries, please email [email protected] Communications to the Blowhole can be sent by post to 44 Clover Lane Close, Boscastle, PL35 0AL or by email to: [email protected] The Blowhole is published 4 times a year and printed by: Easyprint of Red Post, Nr Bude, tel: 01288 381700 email: [email protected] D SCOTT ELECTRICAL 1, JORDAN VALE OLD ROAD BOSCASTLE CORNWALL PL35 0AJ INSTALLATIONS SALES & SERVICE FOR ALL YOUR ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS TEL : 01840 250155 Page 2 Boscastle Blowhole Summer 2013 Boscastle Table Tennis Club Scoop the poop… or face a Fixed Penalty Notice People who do not clean up after their dog can be given an £80 fixed penalty notice or a court appearance with a maximum penalty of £1000. People who allow their dog to foul and then fail to remove and dispose of the faeces responsibly are in breach of the Clean Neighbourhoods and Copyright photo courtesy David Flower Environment Act 2005. Pictured above are some of the members of the Boscastle Table Tennis Club. Fixed Penalty Notices can L to R: Sue Gordon, Alastair Priest, Sue Viner, Jill Clark, Mike Viner. Claudia Priest be issued by Dog Welfare and Robin Evans. They meet each week on a Wednesday afternoon from 2 till 4pm at and Enforcement Officers the Community Centre in Boscastle. If you are interested in joining, please get in touch and the Police. If you see with Jill Clark on 01840 250156. fouling in public areas A Belated Thank You We look forward to hazardous to wildlife, please report it to one of On behalf of the the next performance with particularly here by the the council’s Dog Welfare Village Hall Committee eager anticipation. seaside where litter can get and Enforcement Officers. may I please take this Pam Clarke. Treasurer tangled in or ingested by If possible give contact fish, mammals and other details of the owner or a opportunity to thank Litter? No Thanks everyone who supported wildlife. It’s also been description of the owner the Boscastle Amateur Seagulls, foxes and other shown that people think it and the dog. Dramatics Society’s creatures rip open black is more acceptable to drop Remember, you are wonderful performances plastic bin bags and scatter litter if an area is already required to clean up after of the “Little Red Riding the contents in their hunt dirty or littered. your dog has fouled (and Hood” last Christmas? for food. The resulting Please ensure that when properly dispose of it) The magnificent sum of litter looks horrible and you put out your rubbish when your dog fouls in any £1144.00 was raised and spoils our environment for collection, you either area which the public are thanks must also go to all and quality of life. keep the bin bag inside a entitled to have access to. the performers, back stage Litter can affect people’s dustbin or cover it with Dog owners who are helpers, front of house health by attracting a large cloth to deter registered blind are exempt helpers and everyone who animals and insects that unwanted visitors. Also, do from penalties. gave so much time & effort carry diseases. try not to put it out until Phone: 0300 1234 212 in raising these funds. Litter can also be the day before collection. www.cornwall.gov.uk The Old Coach House Relax in the beautiful Vacancies exist for adults and children surroundings of this 300 (beginners or advanced) to have year old coach house, Piano or Keyboard Lessons with large, secluded to be taught in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere by a junior mature garden and school teacher with over 20 years of experience of piano teaching private parking in Cornwall. Parents are welcome to attend the lessons. Open all Year For further details please ring Peter L Henry BA, LTCL Tastefully refurbished en suite rooms 01840 770470 Geoff & Jackie Horwell Tel: 01840 250398 www.old-coach.co.uk Boscastle Blowhole Summer 2013 Page 3 Fresh look for the Visitor Annual Harvest Centre Supper It is two years since the National Trust took on the responsibility of running at the Visitor Centre from Cornwall Council, protecting the important services provided to both visitors and Otterham Hall the local community. on With a couple of important anniversaries approaching – 10 years 21st September since the flood in August 2014 and 50 years since the inception of the 7 for 7:30 pm Trust’s Neptune Coastline Campaign in 2015 – the National Trust is with hoping to mark these by giving the Visitor Centre a revamp. entertainment drop-in session from Plans are at an early stage but we The Boscastle are keen to hear from people their Goodbye to Josh thoughts and ideas as well as to give Bouys All us at the Napoleon Inn wish Josh people a chance to hear about what Lowen good luck in his future. Josh we are planning. With this in mind, Tickets: had worked for us for many years at we are holding a drop-in session at the Manor house and the Napoleon the Visitor Centre on the afternoon £10 for adults Inn, he has always been a favourite of Wednesday 17th July, from 3pm- of the customers and we are sure they 7pm. Feel free to pop along. £5 for children will miss him as much as we do. Alternatively, Mike Brookes- Josh has left to live in Bath with Sullivan, Enterprise Manager for Contact: his girlfriend, good luck Josh & don’t the National Trust locally, can be be a stranger. love from Ron Sharon contacted on: Pam Julie & all the staff at the Napoleon Mike.Brookes-Sull@nationaltrust. Inn & the Old Manor House. org.uk on 01840 261225 BD 01840 250353. VENN DOWN FARMHOUSE BLOCKED DRAINS CLEARED FAST Luxury 4 star 24 hr call out self catering apartments in a tranquil location, distant sea views Open all year Hedley Venning 01840 250599 / 07860 608817 www.venndownfarmhouse.co.uk 01840 250113 www.boscastleholidaycottages.com [email protected] 0797 4581836 Page 4 Boscastle Blowhole Summer 2013 MOLLY WEBBER: COMMUNITY SUPPORT IN ACTION take her first job for WT Tucker coal merchants, Molly Webber was thrilled and then at the office of the with the welcome home Harbour Quay at Padstow. provided by the people Her association with of Boscastle when she Boscastle began when she returned from hospital in was 18: starting off by March. working for local butcher Rushed to Derriford on Bob Cowling, where her Christmas Eve last year in duties included running a an emergency operation milk round and learning Molly had had part of her butchery skills. Then in left leg amputated. She 1971, she took over the spent the next six weeks business in partnership convalescing at Bodmin with her then husband, Hospital where she was Mike Webber, whom she regularly visited by friends had married in 1960. and neighbours, carrying Daughters Shirley and gifts and flowers from Gillian were born in 1961 Boscastle well-wishers.
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