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Landulph News
October / November 2013 No 47Your guide to what’s happening in the area
Trisha Langdon
Landulph Parish CouncilParish Council backs SpaniardsmoveMoves to have the CrookedSpaniards Inn listed as an Asset ofCommunity Value were supportedunanimously by the Parish Councilat its meeting on 16 September. Asreported elsewhere, an actiongroup of parishioners is applying forthe listing to give local residentstime to raise a bid if the pub is putup for sale. Owing to a short timewindow, it was decided to leave thematter in the hands of The Societyfor the Preservation andEnhancement of the CrookedSpaniards and its SurroundingConservation Area (SPECSSCA)Action demanded on potholesFollowing complaints by a numberof parishioners during the publicforum session, the Council agreedto approach the highwaysdepartment (again!) to get action onthe many deep and sometimesdangerous and damaging potholesin village roads and lanes.Particular hot spots for pots includeChurch Lane and Coombe Lanetowards the Yacht Club. A list wasgiven to our County Councillor,Daniel Pugh. Encouragingly, amember of the County Highwaysstaff appeared in the village thefollowing week and work ispromised.
You couldn’t make it up!Flooding has long been a problemin the road by the Landulph Schoolplaying field. A recent inspection ofthe drainpipe under the road byMike Kitney revealed that a serviceutility pipe had been placed insidethe storm drain taking up almostthe entire diameter. Any solidmatter in the run off could block itcompletely. It was reported thatrun-off from the Long Orchardindustrial units was also causingproblems. Daniel Pugh was askedto add these to the Highways worklist.Dull but importantA survey of the playing fields atPenyoke has revealed a number ofproblems which were gone throughin detail. Councillors David Peckand Mac Armstrong agreed to lookat the list and undertake the urgentwork. Jane Espig volunteered torepaint the rocking horse. Thecouncil reviewed its standingorders in preparation to puttingthem on the new Parish Councilwebsite.PlanningAn outline proposal to build ahouse for a horticultural worker onland at Tamara was approvedsubject to a Horticultural tie.
Birthday raises funds for RNLIReg Rice would like to send many thanks to all neighbours and friends whocontributed £400 for this worthy cause on the occasion of his 90th birthday.Congratulations Reg!
Cornwall Council is calling on localpeople to register now to make surethey can have their say and vote inthe European Parliamentary elec-tions taking place in May 2014.Electoral registration forms are be-ing posted out on 1 October to allhouseholds in Cornwall and a newElectoral Register created. This listwill then be used as the basis forthe European Parliamentary elec-tions in May 2014. The register willbe published on 17 February 2014and only people who are on the reg-ister will be able to vote. The formscontain the details of all the peoplewho are currently registered to voteat that address. If none of the detailson the form have changed, thehouseholder can either sign the
Obituary – Captain James “Jim” CloutingJim died in August aged 85. Those who knew him will remember him withpleasure and admiration. Many in the parish will not know him for it ismany years since he lived in Lane End Cottage, but Landulph was alwaysclose to his heart after his move to the outskirts of Callington.Thanks to Jim the cricket field is now owned by the parish Council. Hehad a distinguished career as a Merchant Navy captain and while at seahe heard that the cricket field was to be sold (possibly as arable land) sopromptly arranged through Roger Wratten to buy the field himself and thussecure its future for sport. In 2000 he donated the field to the parish withprovisos that it be retained for public use and that it be named after theSearle family who had been among his closest friends.As treasurer of the Cargreen Yacht Club, he was also a prime mover andguarantor in the Yacht Club’s purchase of its present site. There are othermore personal examples of Jim’s generosity to individuals in distress, andit was typical of the man that the public were unaware of his actions.We’ve written this note to acknowledge that Landulph is a better placebecause of Jim, and say our belated thanks.Reg Rice & Morton McLeodThe Clouting Family wish to thank all those who attended his cremation atGlynn Valley for their support at this sad time.
form and return it in the pre-paidenvelope provided or register elec-tronically by: phone, on line or bytext message. Registering electroni-cally is the quickest, easiest andcheapest (for Cornwall) method.If any details on the form have
changed it should be amended andreturned by post or by hand to theCornwall Council Offices or one-stop shop. Cornwall asks thatforms are returned as soon as theyare received to avoid the costly ne-cessity of sending out reminders.Providing the information on theform is required by law.Anyone who does not receive aform is asked to contact the Coun-cil’s electoral registration team on03001231115.
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Local Christmas CardsThe following table lists those families who elected not to send localChristmas cards last year, but instead gave a donation to the Salvation ArmyChildren’s Christmas party. If I don’t hear to the contrary, it will be assumedthat they wish to continue for 2013. I will collect donations during December.£345 was sent to the Salvation Army last Christmas in lieu of local Christmascards.
If any families new to the Parish wish to join the scheme, please let meknow (Tel: 01752 844519).Happy ChristmasJack Bedbrook
Introducing our new Parish ClerkAs we announced in the last Newsletter, ourformer Parish Clerk, Chris Harris has retired. TheParish now welcomes a new clerk, Katherine Wil-liams. Parishioners had a chance to meet her forthe first time at the September Council meetingwhen she began to get to grips with the work ofthe Council and local issues.Katherine has told the Newsletter: ‘I have workedwithin Local Government for a number of years,and I think it will be interesting for me, as ParishClerk, to be in a position where I see action beingtaken at a very local level.‘I love living in Cornwall - I have lived in Saltashfor many years and still live just one street away
from where I was born. I have two teenage children, who keep me busy asa Mum's taxi service! I also play the Flugelhorn in various bands andorchestras. I am “learning the ropes” of the job from the very experiencedretiring Clerk and look forward to getting involved in the Parish.’ Anyone wanting to contact Katherine should email: [email protected], or tel: 01752 240541
Jack & Sylvia BedbrookRichard & Debbie AlanPete & Jenny Bamford
Ray & Anne MoxleyGerry & Sue Stevenson
Morton McLeodAndrew & Jo Butcher
David Bullivant &Terry West
Glen & Margaret HoneyJames & Phillida JermainRichard & Jill TaylorAnnemarie NathanRichard & Christine BowmanMike & Shirley KitneyBill & Nan DoughtyValerie Taplin & David Ward
The second Cargreen YC annual RaftRace attracted eight motley craft crewedmainly by Cadets. Built of anything fromladders and plastic oil drums to ironingboards and chiffon, the ‘boats’ foughtstrong winds, torrential rain and dirty tricksto cover a course in the entrance to TheCoombe. Most crews fell in at some stagebut this was no problem because virtuallythe whole course was in wading depthanyway.Winners were Jonno & Ryan’s Raftfollowed by Holy Ship skippered by Elliott.After Broomstick Babes had beendisqualified Hoof Hearted was promoted tothird. Amy’s Hover Honeyz won the BestDressed Raft and Crew award andBroomstick Babes won a special award fortheir ‘ladies’ boudoir’ on a canoe.James Jermain
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Battens Quiz returnsBattens Quiz returnsThe always popular quiz in aid of research into Battens diseaseThe always popular quiz in aid of research into Battens diseasereturns to the Landulph memorial Hall on Saturday 23 November. Thisreturns to the Landulph memorial Hall on Saturday 23 November. Thisevening of fun, laughter and a bit of intellectual challenge will have aevening of fun, laughter and a bit of intellectual challenge will have asimilar format to previous years, with teams of six answeringsimilar format to previous years, with teams of six answeringquestions of challenging but not impossible difficulty across a widequestions of challenging but not impossible difficulty across a widerange of subjects. Full details will be appearing on parish noticerange of subjects. Full details will be appearing on parish noticeboards very soon and tickets will be on sale in October, so keep yourboards very soon and tickets will be on sale in October, so keep youreyes peeled and put the date in your diaryeyes peeled and put the date in your diaryMartin FreemanMartin Freeman
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Tuesday Afternoon Art Group A group ofaspiring artistsmeets at theRectory Roomfrom 2pm to 5pmevery Tuesday.
We are interested in developing ourartistic skills. All abilities arecatered for and the motivation is bythe discipline of putting time asideto pursue this interest.We don't have a leader but discusswhat topics or techniques topractice as a group, occasionallyinviting a professional to take aworkshop. The session is informaland inexpensive at £2.50p. Firstmeeting this autumn October 8th.Come and give it a try!Jane Espig
Landulph Festival of Music andArts
As we go to print the Festival is infull swing. A full report will appearin the next edition of LandulphNews. Thank you to Trish Langdonfor the mediaeval-themed festivalfront cover of this edition. A greattime was had by everyone at theMediaeval Banquet on Saturday 28September
Next Generation moves closerThe Next Generation project isslowly moving forward; we have justreceived a donation of £500 fromthe Norman Family Trust and havemore applications in the pipe line.The plan is to start the work inDecember. If any group ororganisation has equipment storedin the store room at the annex orthe old snooker room please canyou arrange to move it before thebeginning of December?After the summer break allorganisations are starting theirmeetings at the hall again. Pleasesupport them. Landulph is veryfortunate in having a variety ofclubs and groups that meet and weare always pleased that they usethe Memorial Hall for their meetingsCarolyn Pickard will shortly beselling raffle tickets for a grandraffle and Felicity Wyman hasvolunteered to run her BigBreakfast and Market again on 30November. Funds from both theseevents will go to the NextGeneration project with additionalfunds from the Big Breakfast goingto the Cornish Air Ambulanceservice.Web sites and the parish: I amaware there has been talk about theproliferation of websites in thevillage. Landulph Memorial Hall issetting up its own (many thanks toJames North who is in the processof creating it) so that we can putdetails of how to book the hall on itand make freely available, contact
Landulph Memorial Halldetails of those organisations thatuse the hall.The good thing about each grouphaving its own site is that it canmanage its own content as it thinksfit.I hope that all of the village websites will put links to each other ontheir sites.To date I have found the followingon ours:www.landulphschool.co.uk,www.landulphunderfives.co.uk,www.landulphfestival.co.uk,www.landulph.com,www.cargreenyc.org,www.wesleyweb.co.uk/landulph/home.htmJo Butcher Chair of LandulphMemorial Hall Managementcommittee
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Another Burns’ Night Celebration!Brush up your Scottish Dancing skills and join us oncemore for an unforgettable night of celebration.Saturday 25 January 2014 is the date to put in yourdiary and watch the Notice Boards for moreinformation. This event was a runaway success thelast time, so if you want to be sure of a ticket give us acall. There will be an application form in the next issueto book your tickets. Places are limited due to leavingenough space for dancing.This fund-raising event will be shared by theNewsletter and the Memorial Hall who are raisingfunds for the Next Generation Project.SOS - Bagpiper needed to pipe in the haggis.
A play for Christmas in LandulphCharlie and Toby are feeling low and whyshouldn’t they? It’s Christmas Day and they areserving time in prison. But why shouldn’t theyhave a Merry Christmas? What’s stopping themfrom creating Christmas around them? Nothing:so they set off on their festival of carols, Clausand custody. Join them on a fantasticaladventure through Dickens, pantomime, andmusical Xmas dinner.See them as they build a wonderfully MerryChristmas around themselves with songs,snowmen and lots of laughs in this truly festiveshow.Written and performed by Daniel Richards andCiaran Clarke the play is presented by theNear-ta Theatre Company from Falmouth,directed by Simon Harvey and will beperformed at the Landulph Memorial Hall on 19December at 7.00 pm. Tickets £8 (child £6)from John Hall, Tel: 01752 841598
We are delighted to welcome ournew Head of School, Mrs Best toLandulph School.The coming months will see morechanges as the school joins withSaltash.net to create a MultiAcademy Trust, the process islengthy but progressing well andwe hope to be part of the MultiAcademy Trust at the latest byearly 2014.We have also welcomed five newpupils into reception this year andan additional three pupils into yearsix.We are all looking forward togetting to know them and theirfamilies in another exciting year atLandulph School.The school will be joining in thesuccessful Landulph Festival ofMusic and Arts, and the pupilshave already completed an Artworkshop with Jane Espig creatingmedieval shields and banners forthe Festival Mediaeval Banquet.We are also looking forward to aStory Telling workshop onThursday 3 October which will takeplace during the school afternoonfor the pupils and at 3:15pm foradults. Please contact the school ifyou wish to join us.Our annual Harvest Festivalassembly is on Friday 18 Octoberat 9.15am.You are all welcome toattend this event which will befollowed by a coffee morning. Themoney raised from this will be splitbetween the PTA and sponsoring apupil at Venkateshwar International
school in India which is our linkSchool. The harvest festivaldonations will be given to Saltashfood bank ‘feeding local people incrisis’.The school celebrates its 90thbirthday on the current site inNovember. We would love to hearfrom anyone who has anymemories or photographs of theschool during the last 90 years. Wewould also welcome into schoolanyone who would like to sharewith the pupils their memories oftheir time at Landulph School .This year we are again taking partin the SS Nicholas and FaithChristmas Tree Festival. For this tobe a success we require the loan ofan artificial tree and indoor lightsfrom Monday 4 November to untilSaturday 14 December. These willbe returned to you in time for yourown Christmas celebrations. If youcan help with either of these itemsplease contact the school on 01752845572 and ask for Marie.Marie Beaven SmithSchool Secretary
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Thanks to Good SamaritansAlan and Christine Roberts ofHodders Way would like to thankJuliette, Nigel and Jenny for all thehelp they gave to our visitors fromScotland when their car brokedown on the 23rd July. Ourvisitors were really impressed bythe help given to them; in particulargetting road side help for a maidenin distress from Hatt Garage andreturning with provisions on a reallyhot day. Our visitors returned toScotland by car two days later withthe opinion that Cargreen has avery helpful community. Thanksagain.Chris Roberts
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Fête accomplisA huge thank you to the manypeople who helped in numerousdifferent ways to make theLandulph Fête a resoundingsuccess despite the weather. Itwas marvellous to welcome somany families with young children,and we all squashed in to thechurch and enjoyed a greatafternoon, even with live music.Proceeds of the event wereconsiderably up on last year –raising just under £1,000 for theChurch Fabric Fund. Thank youeveryone!Nigel Johnson and RichardHosking, Churchwardens
Time to give thanks for theharvest
Harvest Festival is traditionally thetime when we give thanks for asuccessful harvest of food from theland – when ‘all is safely gatheredin’. In this country we have somuch in abundance, it is good togive thanks for the work of ourfarmers but also to remember thosewho perhaps don’t have enough toeat. On Sunday 13 October at11.15am there will be a HarvestFestival service in Landulph Churchto which you are most warmlywelcomed. It will be followed by abring & share lunch in the RectoryRoom. If you would like an idea ofwhat to bring to share, pleasecontact Amy Cloake,Tel : 01752842005.
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The Crooked Spaniards Inn may belooking ever more derelict andmoribund, but behind the scenes alot has been happening. Since thelast newsletter we have heard thatthe appeal by owners Sandra andTony Arnold has been dismissed.However, this is not necessarily theend of the story.What has happened PlanningInspector, Mike Fox rejected theappeal on 21 August. In a 23-paragraph statement heemphasised the importance of thesite within an AONB andConservation area. He said anydevelopment required highstandards of design. He concludedthe proposals would be ‘out ofscale with the domestic and tightknit character and appearance ofthe Conservation area’, and wouldnot ‘preserve or enhance theConservation Area’. He describedthe development as ‘inappropriate’,
‘alien’ of ‘excessive height’ , ‘starkand unremitting’.On the other hand he said therefurbishment of the pub would be‘a positive outcome’ and did notreject the possibility of the sitebeing developed sympathetically ata later stage. ‘Some form ofenabling development to the northof the pub is necessary for thescheme viability’.What’s happening now Inpreparation for any future proposalsfor the site, a group of more than 30parishioners has formed acommunity action group called,rather clumsily, the Society for thePreservation and Enhancement ofthe Crooked Spaniards and itsSurrounding Conservation Area(SPECSSCA). Contact Janet [email protected] Theimmediate purpose of this group isto get the site listed as an Asset ofCommunity Value (ACV). The
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Gardening club back from summer recessDuring August we ran a plant stall at the parish church which did well
despite sopping rain. Thank you to those who provided plantsand produce. Our September speaker gave an informativetalk on some of Cornwall's garden history and development.Coming up On Wednesday 9 October at 7.30pm there will be
a talk on ‘The Beauty of Leaves’. Plenty of scope there, althoughyou may not look forward to sweeping them up! On Wednesday
13 November the subject will be ‘Adventures with Fancy Foliage’ followedby the AGM. The pre-Christmas supper at the Hall will be on Wednesday4 December and not the second Wednesday as normal.We look forward to seeing members and visitors to any of these events.Jen Hambly
principle advantage of this is that, should the pub come up for sale,completion canbe postponedfor six months toallow time forthe group to puttogether a bid oftheir own fromtheir own, orother resources.However, thelisting does notcompel theowners to sell toany such group.At its Septembermeeting theParish Councilgave its supportto the group.Chairman Gerry Stephenson commented, ’ This may help to get the pubreopened which is what most of us want’.What will happen next SPECCSCA is making preparations to get the sitelisted as an ACV at the beginning of October. The inspector’s reportallowed room for the Arnolds to put together an application for a moresympathetic, smaller and lower development and it is anticipated that thismay appear before too long. What is certain is that the sadly desertedbuilding will remain closed for the foreseeable future.To see the Planning Inspector’s full report go towww.pcs.planningportal.gov.uk/pcsportal/CaseSearchResults.asp andenter case reference 2194697
Badminton / Table Tennis Players Required!!I am thinking of starting up a badminton and / ortable tennis club on a weekday evening in theMemorial Hall.If there are any keen players out there who wouldlike to attend, please let me know, and we canhave arrange a meeting to get the ball rolling.Martin Freeman, Rosehill, 843865
Ten days of local walksCotehele is holding its annualWalking Festival from Saturday 26October to Sunday 3 November.There are walks each day rangingfrom 2 to 9 miles on a variety ofpaths, lanes and tracks. Most startfrom Cotehele Quay car park at avariety of times and explore thewider estate and beyond. Pleasesee our websitewww.nationaltrust.org.uk/coteheleor ring 01579 351346 for moredetails, or collect a leaflet with fulldetails from Cotehele Reception.On 27 October there is a walkorganised by Guide Dogs for theBlind, and on Thursday 31 Octoberthere is a guided walk aroundCotehele Garden.
Stock up for Christmas!Come and meet your friends for acuppa, bring something unwanted(or maybe specially made – cakes,biscuits, jam?) and buy sometreasure!
A bring-and-buy sale is beingheld in the Rectory Room on 2November in aid of the LandulphChurch Fabric Fund. The winningcard from the Christmas Cardcompetition,launched at the ParishFête, will be available to buy, andthere will be loads ofother goodies. Seeyou there!Phillida Jermain
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