Welcome to Issue 22, Autumn 2103 edition of the Parish Review.

Information is included about what is going on in the Parish from

1st September to the end of November 2013.

Illogan Park

The Review is also available online at the Parish Council Website (illoganparishcouncil.gov.uk)

In this issue

Cover Story: Illogan Park

Chairman & Cornwall Councillor Reports

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Illogan Parish Council: Information/Public Interest

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St. Illogan Church: Services & Message

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St. Illogan Church, Methodist Chapel, Seventh Day Adventists

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Illogan Village Hall 6

Illogan Parish Fair, Illogan Pre School, Friends of Illogan School

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Illogan School 8

Grapevine Community Church, Robartes Readers Group

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Wellbeing Centre 10

Wellbeing Centre, WI, Far Walkers Group

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Garden Competition, Gardeners’ Corner

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Active Plus 13

Cornwall Fire Service: New Station at Tolvaddon

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Manningham Wood, All-sorts at Penwartha

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Scouting & Guiding, Illogan Youth Football

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Cornwall Info., Mobile Library, Disability Advice

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Cancer Research, Blind Assoc., Medical Info.

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Who’s Working for You? Events at a Glance

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Parish Council Contact Details

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Parish Council Chairman David Ekinsmyth

Parish Council Chairman: Graham Ford

This piece goes out for printing at the beginning of August for reading at the start of September. We look forward to something new but, of course, we feel that we have sort-of been there before.

The last three months in the life of Illogan Parish Council have included the formal welcome to a new Rector of the ecclesiastical parish and, in the civil parish, the second year of the revived Illogan Parish Fair and of the (nearly) new Illogan Gardens Competition. The formal “welcome” at St Illogan Church was kindly made by the Vice-Chairman, Cllr Jill Ferrett whilst I was there that evening in my [other] church role and, at the Parish Fair, she kindly covered my brief stay in hospital.

It was a real pleasure to make the formal prize presentations for the Gardens Competition, supported by Cllr Wilkins, whose Events Committee had done all the work that delivered the event, judging visits and so forth.

The common thread in all three is that none of them would have any meaning or outcome without the support of the wider “crowd”. The beyond-normal contributions of organising committees, secretaries, various clubs, societies, sheer enthusiasts and a general willingness to get involved; these enable our society and community to be more than just a collection of people who spend some time during the week in the same general location, having done work, school, college or whatever. This ranges from showing off a ginormous steam roller, to the W.I. ladies giving up a glorious summer Saturday to provide the refreshments at a prize-giving. They make the rather formal role of Chairman the pleasure and honour it can be. They also make Illogan the pleasurable and vibrant place it is.

Please do not let this treasure slip through our collective fingers. Encourage the enthusiasts, support and help them/us all. And there is something we can all do - ready for next year. Decide now to have a go at the Garden Competition. There are so very many and varied gardens here – not all of them that grand and permanent. (I know one that for the time being is a small corner and all in pots whilst someone moves house). We probably all know of a garden we secretly admire. So enter yourself and “suggest” friends and neighbours. The council staff will happily keep a little list! The more entries, the more categories and more prizes! (And possibly even more eatables from the W.I. next July. What more could we possibly want?)

Graham

Cornwall Councillor Terry Wilkins MBE

Cornwall Councillor Terry Wilkins, MBE

By the time you read this, we will be into September and the majority of our tourists will have departed for another year. What a brilliant summer they have had and I hope it encourages them to come back again next year.

We had a very successful village fair, thanks to the hard work of Steve Turner and his team and an equally successful garden competition. My job was to chauffeur the judge, Andrew Tompsett, to the entrants’ gardens. I’m glad it wasn’t my job to judge, because everyone would have won a prize! Thanks to all those that made the effort to enter and if you didn’t, there is always next year. Also, can I thank the New Inn, Keltek Brewery and the Robartes

Arms for their generosity with prizes for the competition.

It seems silly sitting here in a sunny garden in August, thinking about planning the Christmas Lights Festival at both ends of the village but, “time and tide wait for no man” they say, and there is a lot to plan.

And lastly, an update on swings for Illogan Park. I was hoping to get them installed for the summer holidays but there is a delay on the installation of the new soft surface. My phone and email are red hot trying to get Cornwall Council to get a move on with this, and I won’t give up so that our children have got some swings.

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Illogan Parish Council News

Illogan Parish Council is pleased to report that it has been given a clean bill of health by Grant Thornton, the External Auditors. Grant Thornton reviewed the Council’s financial management for the year ending 31st March 2013 and found no cause for concern or any other matters for attention.

Scheduled Meetings

September Monday 2 September Devolution Committee (currently investigating all aspects relating to the future

management of Illogan Park) Wednesday 4 September Planning and Environment Committee (comments on planning applications, man-

ages the environmental interests of Illogan i.e. planting Mary’s Well, managing Manningham Woods)

Wednesday 11 September Finance and Resources Committee (monitors the Councils budgets, considers fu-ture budgets and precepts and makes recommendations to Full Council)

Monday 16 September Events Committee (Organises events such as the Christmas Lights Switch On) Wednesday 18 September Full Council

October Wednesday 2 October Planning and Environment Committee Wednesday 9 October Governance Review Committee (reviews all of the Councils policies and proce-

dures) Wednesday 16 October Full Council Wednesday 23 October Events Committee

November Monday 6 November Planning and Environment Committee Wednesday 13 November Finance and Resources Committee Wednesday 20 November Full Council There may be other meetings scheduled as and when required. Please see the Council’s noticeboards and website for meeting updates, agendas and minutes. Members of the public are invited to attend all Council meetings. If you would like any further information please contact the Clerk, Ms Sarah Willsher at the Council Office. Our full contact details are on the back page of this Review.

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Polite Notices

As a courtesy to those members of the public who have asked us, may we remind people about two important

health and safety issues.

One of our biggest complaints is dog fouling. Never mind the fact that you can skid on dog excrement better than

any banana, dog faeces carries bacteria and can be harmful, particularly to small children. There are dog bins

available all over the Parish. They are quite expensive to install but we have placed as many as is financially and

strategically possible and we would urge dog owners to use these facilities or to take their poo bags home for later

disposal. Bear in mind, too, that excrement left on verges is just as likely to cause a health issue, and think of the

poor contractor who has to do the strimming! You can actually be fined if caught, so it makes sense to be health and

safety conscious.

Please avoid parking on pavements. This is also a health and safety hazard, not least for members of the public who

are blind or partially sighted who rely on a clear thoroughfare when using the pavements. It is also difficult to

manoeuvre pushchairs and cars parked on pavements force parents to move into the main road just to get past. So

please think before blocking other peoples’ paths. Thank you.

Illogan – some of it is seen by others, much of it gets carried out unseen by all but God himself. But we all have an obligation to care for one another – not based on friendship necessarily, but on the fact that God himself has placed the highest value on every human being. Each person is valued and loved by God, (as you are valued by God) each person is significant to him (as you are signifi-cant to him) and therefore all of us have an obligation to care for our fellow human beings, simply because God loves them.

Each of us has much to contribute to fostering a sense of pride in the place we love but it begins by caring for each other simply as neighbours, and by wanting the best for each other.

Jesus said, “So in everything, do to others what you would have them do to you ..” Matt 7:12. If we managed that, we'd certainly have reason for a sense of pride in the place we lived.

Rev'd Steve Regular Services held at St. Illogan Church 1st Sunday

10.30am: Morning Worship, usually with Baptism

6.00pm: Holy Communion

2nd Sunday

10.30am: Holy Communion

3.45pm: Messy Church

6.00pm: Evening Prayer

3rd Sunday

10.30am: Matins or Celtic Morning Worship

4.30pm: 30-minute Teatime Service followed by a Bring and Share tea

6.00pm: Holy Communion

4th Sunday

10.30am: Holy Communion

6.00pm: Celtic Evening Prayer

5th Sunday

10.30am: Holy Communion

6.00pm: Taize Service

Regular Services held in St. Mary’s Church, Portreath

Wednesdays

9.15am: Holy Communion (Lifts are available)

Home Groups meet throughout the Parish

Regular Events held in the Parish Room

3rd Tuesday

12.00 noon: Parish lunches served for £3.50

You can leave a message on the Church answerphone - 01209 843938

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A Sense of Pride in the Place we Live

Jackie and I have been here in Illogan Parish for all of a few months now and we're feeling right at home. It was a privilege to be invited to open the summer fete and it was a pleasure to meet a number of people and organisations in the parish.

I've also been to an Illogan parish council meeting where I met some of the councillors and was told about the Parish Plan. I've since received a copy and had a look through. Its good.

The first theme is 'Community', with an accompanying aim that reads: “To foster a sense of belonging, and pride in the place we live.”

Those who had contributed to the public consultation identified a need for more community events such as Tea Treats (yes!), summer village shows (sounds good), the celebration of local heroes and Cornish culture (right'on).

To love and be loved

As I think about it, I wonder too whether the desire for community events is also fundamentally about wanting to know each other better, and to increase our sense of 'neighbourliness'. Perhaps even more foundational, a desire to love and to be loved.

Love and friendship, after all, are a big part of what enhances life. This theme is expressed rather beautifully in the film 'Toy Story', and the opening song (nominated for an Academy Award) by Randy Newman goes like this:

You've got a friend in me

You've got a friend in me

When the road looks rough ahead

And you're miles and miles from your nice warm bed

You just remember what your old pal said

Boy you've got a friend in me

Yeah you've got a friend in me.

Each of us wants (I would even say, needs) to feel that we have a place where we belong; where we are important, and where people care about us. I think we'd agree, none of us is created to be alone or totally self-sufficient. Yet some people are lonely, and others are finding themselves required to be self-sufficient for lack of people who care.

Our obligation to care for one another

There is much amazing caring being done in the parish of

ST ILLOGAN PARISH CHURCH

ST. ILLOGAN PARISH CHURCH (contd…)

3rd Wednesday

2.30pm: Women’s Fellowship

Thursdays

9.00am (term time only): Tea and Toast; Slimming Club

10.15am to 12.15pm(term time only): Stay and Play toddler group

Fridays

2.00pm – 4.00pm: Tea and Fellowship with home-made cakes and jams for sale. Healthy veggie boxes are available at £6.50 and £5.00 with seven mainly local items.

The Church is always open on Friday afternoons (except Good Friday) for tea and a chat.

The Parish Room is available for hire.

Churchyard Tidying is usually carried out on Wednesday and Thursday mornings. Please contact Andrew on 01209 842316 or David on 01209 831465 for further details.

The monthly LINK Magazine is available from the Church or Post Office for 35p.

Stay and Play Group at St Illogan Church: Thursday mornings 10.15am to 12.15pm(term time only)

St Illogan Church Stay and Play Group is for children from birth to 4 years. We meet in the Parish Room at the back of St Illogan Church. Each family pays £1.00 to cover the cost of craft items and the mid-morning snack.

5th Autumn Craft Fair at St. Illogan Church

Saturday 2 November from 10.00 am to 3.00 pm

Held inside the Church, the Fair offers a variety of crafts and artists’ works. If you are interested in taking up a stall please contact Sylvia Mason on 01209 612312 or email masonsylvia@hotmail.co.uk

METHODIST CHURCH, PAYNTERS LANE END Sunday Morning Service – 10:45 a.m. (local Preacher)

Sunday Evening Service – 6:00 p.m. (local Preacher)

All are welcome to attend.

For further information contact Stella on 01209 842425.

Methodist Chapel Hall – Regular Events Tuesdays 9.00am to 11.00am - Illogan Country Market (see below for more detail)

Tuesdays 2.00pm - Fellowship

Wednesdays 10.00am to 11.30am - Coffee Shop

Wednesdays 7.00pm - Friendship Club

First Saturday of Month10.0 0am to 11.30am - Coffee Morning

Methodist Chapel Hall – Special Events 2nd October, 10.00am, Jumble Sale

18th October, 7.30pm, Beetle Drive

22nd November, 7.30pm, Quiz Evening

7th December, 10.00am, Christmas Fayre

HARRIS MILL HALL For general enquiries contact John Cloney or Maureen Wynn on 01209 217010

The Illogan Folk Dance Group (contact Fran on 01209 217918) meet every other Thursday at 7.00pm

on the following dates:

September 12 26

October 10 24

November 7 21

Methodist Chapel Illogan: Country Market

A number of Items are for sale, including: home-baked goods, savouries and cakes; preserves, honey and chutneys; free-range eggs; fresh meat, individually wrapped, and supplied from a local farm butcher; a selection of vegetables, flowers and plants.

Additionally there are craft tables offering: hand and machine-knitted items; hand-made greetings cards; many sewn items; a display of woodcarver’s skills.

We accept orders for items, and a gift parcel service is availa-ble for deliveries to friends and family.

Refreshments are also available.

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Regular Activities

The following groups meet on a regular basis at Illogan Village Hall.

Indoor Sports & Recreation Club: table tennis, pool, table football and air hockey

Mondays from 6.30pm to 8.00pm for families and Under 18s (term time only). Tel. 01209 843845.

Youth Group for Teenagers

Tuesdays from 6.30pm.

Some Saturdays (check with leaders for details).

Slimming World

Tuesdays from 6.30pm. Tel. 01209 215653.

Bridge Stitchers and Crafters

First and third Wednesday of each month from 1.30pm to 4.30pm. Tel. 01736 757726.

Women’s Institute

First and third Wednesday of each month 7.30pm to 9.30pm. Tel. 01209 890512.

Hatha Yoga

Thursdays from 10.30am to 12.00pm

1st Illogan Scouts

Thursdays (term time only)

5.00pm – 6.00pm: Beavers (5 3/4 – 8 yrs)

6.00pm – 7.30pm: Cubs (8 – 10 1/2 yrs)

7.30pm – 9.00pm: Scouts (10 1/2 - 14yrs)

Tel: 01209 843845

Stamp Your Art Out

First Thursday of each month from 7.00pm to 9.00pm. Tel. 01209 699543.

U3A Ladies Canasta Club

Fridays 2.00pm to 4.30pm.

Cornwall Scale Modellers

Fridays (except 2nd of each month): 7.00pm to 10.00pm. Contact 01736 757726

Fridays (except second week of each month) 7pm to 10pm. Tel. 01736 757726

ILLOGAN VILLAGE HALL

If your group would like to meet at the Village Hall then please phone 01209 843845

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What’s on at Illogan Village Hall

(By Stephen Turner)

Village Hall News

We had a great day at the Parish Fair which was, in part, held at the hall. A big thank you to our regular users who came along and added interest and colour to our bit. We are now looking forward to our late summer / autumn season which, apart from our usual activities, will feature two special events:-

The first event is the Illogan Players show on Friday 20th and Saturday 21st September, which this year has ‘Music through the Ages’ as its theme. As the name suggests it will be musically based but with a healthy dollop of humorous offerings too… £4 adults and £3 children. Suitable for all ages. Tickets can be booked in advance on 843845 then simply collect and pay on arrival. All profits to local good causes.

The second is a children’s Halloween party (14yrs and under) on Thursday 31st October from 6.30pm to 9pm, organised by the friends of 1st Illogan Scouts. Only £1.50 entry per person, which includes a disco, food, soft drinks and games. Under 7’s must be accom-panied by an adult.

Appeal

The Illogan Players, our local drama group, are still in need of a piano (traditional upright or electric). If you have one that you would like to donate to the group, please phone 843845.

The Village Hall still offers a broad range of activities for all age groups so, if you haven’t done so already, why not pop along to the hall and try one out. These taster sessions are usually free.

Helping with the running of the Village Hall is also a great way to get involved in community activities. You might like to join the management committee or may have some free time and can help in more practical ways. Please phone Steve on 843845 for an informal chat about how you might be able to help out.

Hire of the Village Hall

The hall is available for parties, receptions, meetings and conferencing at very competitive rates. Facilities available include the main hall, a fully equipped kitch-en and a smaller meeting / training room. Tables and chairs are also available, as is a public address system. To book or for more information contact Sue Skewes on 01209 843575.

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The next issue of the Review will be available on 1st December 2013. Potential en-

tries for inclusion must be with the Editor by the 5th November.

Something for everyone? We definitely tried this year. We opened for longer and had even more to look at and do. The Parish Fair Project Group were delighted with the amount of people that came along and the larger number of exhibitors, stallholders and performers.

Our sincerest thanks go to all those who supported the event. Your generosity meant that we were once again able to give four local charities and good causes a financial boost.

Mr Simon Hague, Head of Illogan School, presided over the opening ceremony. After a few words of thanks, Mr Hague handed over to our newest member of the Parish, the Rev’d Steve Robinson, who graciously declared the second Illogan Parish Fair open. In the after-noon, once the show judging had taken place, Cllr. Jill Ferrett, Deputy Chair of Illogan Parish Council and Rev’d Robinson awarded the show cups.

The Horticultural and Domestic Show was another success, attracting even more inter-est from younger members of the Parish than last year. Geoff Curnow swept the board in the vegetable section, winning 4 cups overall – the best horticultural exhibit and the best vegetable exhibit for his

potatoes, the cup for most points in a section and the overall winner’s cup. Carol Richards achieved the most points in the flowers & pot plant section and was award-ed the flowers & plant cup. Warren Pearce received the Cornish trophy and the best exhibit in the cookery for his ginger fairings. Other best in show cup winners were: Margaret Jewitt for her cross-stitch item, Mrs S Wood-house for her ‘Garden Snippets’ floral arrangement and Roy Davey in the watercolour painting category.

Cook of the Year with the most points was Lesley Keast, and joint winners of the photography cup were Eleanor Glanville and Kenny May. The children’s cups were awarded to Rufus Bowie under 5 years, Jemma Kearney 5 – 7 years and Tammy Kearney 8 – 11 years.

The entertainment programme was even more ambitious than last year. We are particularly grateful to Illo-gan Sparnon Silver Band, Illogan Folk Dance Group, Cornish folk groups Hevva, Ros Keltek, Bagas Crowd & Gorvagas and to local rock bands SHED and Kennel. They are all connected to the Parish, many having members from Illogan.

So our parish fair is truly a local event, put on by people from the Parish for the benefit of the Parish.

The hard work of the project group members should also be acknowl-edged. Not only did they improve on last year but they are starting to establish a show that any community would be proud of.

The main project group this year comprised Sylvia Rutishauser James, Andrew Mills, Treve Opie, Joan Opie, Sarah Prouse, Jeanette Tapping, Steve Turner and Mon-ica Wilkes.

We are, of course, grateful to all the other helpers too - too many to list - who gave varying amounts of time but whose contributions were vital to the success of the event. The Parish Fair Project Group members are extremely grateful to all these people but particularly to Illogan Parish Council for their on-going help and support.

Next year will be different. The Illogan School site is being developed to include the new Kernow School. We will still have all the usual attractions, but we will just be doing things a little differently. The person asked to open our fair could be anyone from our Parish, so if you would like to nominate someone to open the fair next year please be sure to let us know why you are nominating them.

Next year’s show will be on Saturday 12th July 2014. If you would like to help on the day or have something to exhibit get in touch now on 843845.

Illogan Parish Fair : Saturday 13 July

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(Help Line 0845 130 9177)

ILLOGAN SCHOOL

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THE FRIENDS OF ILLOGAN SCHOOL

The committee and its officers hold regular meetings, usually on the second Tuesday of the month. The aim of The Friends is to raise funds for the School to pay for things that cannot come out of the School budget. These include outdoor play equipment, class trips, prizes for competitions, and supporting School clubs. The Friends hold various fund-raising events throughout the school year, such as the Summer Fete and sponsored walks and bingo evenings. Volunteers are always needed so anyone interested in joining The Friends can have a look at the Illogan School website for details of the next meeting.

www.illogan.cornwall.sch.uk or contact the Chairman, Andrew Morrissey, on 01209 218725.

For general information on all aspects of Illogan School visit their website at : www.illogan.cornwall.sch.uk/Home

ILLOGAN PARISH GARDENS COMPETITION

The Illogan garden competition was judged on a glorious day in July and the number of entries was similar to 2012,

including some gardens that had not been entered the previous year. After a difficult late spring, the July warmth

promoted some very colourful displays when judge Andrew Tompsett accompanied by Councillor Terry Wilkins did

the rounds on 20 July.

At the prize-giving at the Village Hall on 27 July the results were revealed and the trophies

presented. All who attended enjoyed refreshments prepared by members of the W.I. and our

thanks go to these enthusiastic ladies who are always so willing to support our events.

Overall winners were Mr and Mrs Williams of Ventonraze whose colourful layout and well tended

plants secured top marks, earning them the annual trophies for both their garden and their

hanging baskets and planters. Highly commended certificates were awarded to Mrs Johns of

Warwick Avenue, Mr and Mrs Jenkin of Penwartha Vean, Stanley Hocking of Oxland Road, and

Linda Amess-Hamilton of Clifton Row with her great example of what can be achieved in a small

space.

The junior entries were Jemma and Tammy Kearney of Rainham Close where result where the

judge favoured Jemma, but Tammy’s entry was highly commended.

Illogan School was highly commended for their gardens and a special award was made to Teresa

Davies for her support with the pre-school children.

With more support next year the organisers would like to widen the categories to give more incentive to

people with small gardens. Other special groups might include wildlife-friendly gardens and perhaps

gardens which include ‘grow your own’ vegetables and herbs.

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ILLOGAN PRE-SCHOOL

Churchtown, Illogan, Redruth, TR16 4SW

Funded sessions available for 2yr and 3yr olds

Children accepted the term before their 3rd birthday

Extra sessions available at £3.50 per hour

Highly qualified, experienced staff who are friendly and welcoming

An inviting, homely main play room to encourage both confidence and independence

A large outdoor space featuring a living willow tunnel and a bog garden…home to a dozen little frogs!

Healthy snacks and drinks provided

Rated Good by Ofsted

For more information and to book your child’s free trial session, please call Rachel on 01209 843386

Illogan Pre-School is charity based and run by a committee of parents who want to help make their child’s first taste

of education the best it can be. We run various fundraising events throughout the year from sponsored walks to

table-top sales. The proceeds from these types of events allow us to replace and renew equipment for the children,

and help us to maintain the building and its surrounding garden and play area.

Charity Registration Number 1029549

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THE WELLBEING CENTRE

There’s a lot going on in the Centre. You may find some of the following

events of interest:

Monday 10.00am to 12.30pm Core Group Exercises for over 50s - First session free 7.00pm to 9.00pm Iyengar Yoga - with Janice Longstaff - Bookings contact 01209 616312 7.00pm to 8.00pm The French Connection with Stephane Rouget - contact 01209 842999 (temporarily suspended) 7.30pm to 9.00pm Reiki Share 1st Monday of the month (or 2nd Monday if the 1st is a bank holiday) contact Tim Salisbury 07719 669444 or 01209 212662 Tuesday 6.30pm to 7.30pm Improvers/progressive Pilates with Helen Kinane - contact Helen on 01209 200726 Wednesday 10.00am to 12 noon Iyengar Yoga - with Janice Longstaff, Cornwall College - Bookings contact 01209 616312 (term time only) 6.00pm to 8.00pm Calligraphy with Stephane Rouget (March - Dec Term time) contact info@stephanerouget.com or Tel: 07837 059085 6.30pm to 8.00pm Yoga (Anusari Inspired) with Jock Orton contact 07770 440300

Thursday 9.15am to 10.15am Zumba Fitness with Becky Uterhark contact 07976 371169 9.30am to 10.30am Pilates ‘Gentle’ Classes with Helen Kinane contact 01209 200726 10.20am to 11.00am Bikini Body Boot Camp with Becky Uterhark contact 07976371169 11.00am to 12.15pm MS Society Yoga contact 01209 832108 2.00pm to 4.00pm Short Mat Bowls Triples contact 01209 211428 (September to April) 6.30pm to 7.30pm Pilates (mixed ability) with Helen Kinane contact 01209 200726 7.00pm to 9.00pm Kernow Bujutsu with Bart Kalshoven contact 07919 374239

Friday 5.30pm to 6.30pm Rainbows contact www.girlguiding.org.uk/interested or phone 0800 1695901 7.00pm to 10.00pm Illogan Short Mat Bowls League matches (September to April)

Please note that the Chair Based Class - Pilates Yoga Fusion, part of the back at ease program, has moved to Penwartha Hall, Illogan. Contact Helen Kinane 01209 200726

Saturday

Available for hire

Sunday

7.00pm to 9.00pm Illogan Short Mat Bowls ‘roll up’ (September to April) contact 01209 211428

Note: Health and fitness classes at the centre are provided by private tutors. They are happy to guide you on the suitability of classes for your specific needs.

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Wellbeing Centre Venue Hire

Our Lounge Library (top right) is a popular venue for day time meetings. It’s sofas and armchairs

provide a comfortable, relaxing setting and tea and coffee making facilities are available.

The Assembly Hall (bottom left) has kitchen access and is a spacious room

suitable for parties and functions. The sprung wooden floor is ideal for dancing. We have gar-

dens and car parking and the Centre has disabled access.

Take a virtual tour of the Centre - www.wellbeingcentre.org.uk

Antenatal Classes at the Wellbeing Centre

Antenatal Classes are provided by a qualified midwife, Nevine, who lives locally.

Please contact Nevine (Kernow Birth) for bookings and availability: Telephone 07730 577 778

ILLOGAN WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

Do you feel that 'the real me' has been submerged beneath the carer, the housekeeper, the taxi

driver, the nurse, the employee? Why not rediscover who you are by joining your local Women's Institute, a place

where women of all ages can meet socially to share experiences, learn new or old skills and have fun! We meet twice

a month, on the first and third Wednesday. Meetings start at 7:30 pm and are held in Illogan Village Hall, Church-

town, Illogan.

Want to know more? Contact Janet Mitchell on 01209 890512 or Monica Wilkes (monicawilkes1@hotmail.co.uk)

or just come along to a meeting. We would be delighted to see you.

DIARY DATES

4 September, 7.30pm: Business Meeting and Quiz, Village Hall

18 September, 7:30pm: Cornwall’s Grey Seals by Sue Sayer, Village Hall

2 October, 7.30pm: Business and Harvest Supper, Village Hall

16 October, 7.30pm: In celebration of St Illogan Feast - Sounds of Yesterday with Chris Blount (ex Radio Cornwall

presenter)

6 November, 7.30pm: Tales of an Obsessed Knitter by Sarah Chapman, Village Hall

20 November, 7.30pm: Birthday Party (venue to be decided)

4 December, 7.30pm: Craft Evening - Christmas Robins - with Ruth Palin, Village Hall

11 December, 7.30pm: Christmas Party, Village Hall

Telephone Janet Mitchell on 01209 890512 for further information.

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I am delighted to have been asked to provide you with a regular update on Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service’s Camborne, Pool, Redruth and Hayle Emergency Cover programme.

As part of this programme we plan to build a new Camborne, Pool and Redruth Community Fire Station and Service Headquarters facility, to be located at the old Cornwall Hydraulic Services site and adjacent land off Boswithian Road, Tolvaddon. These new facilities are part of a wider programme that will enable us to reach an additional 13,900 people within our ten minute critical response time across the Camborne, Pool, Redruth and Hayle area, as well as delivering required service revenue savings.

I was fortunate to be able to meet with you many of you at our drop in sessions in May and June to discuss our plans. It was great to be able to share these with the local community, answer their questions and address any concerns, and I was really pleased by how positively the plans were received. I look forward to building on these relationships as this work progresses, with one of our aims being that our new facilities become an integral part of the local community.

Our planning application is currently being reviewed by Cornwall Council, with a decision expected in September. If everything goes to plan, I anticipate work starting on site in late 2013/early 2014, with Camborne, Pool and Redruth Community Fire station opening in August 2014 and Service Headquarters opening in November 2014.

I look forward to keeping you updated as this work progresses.

NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH

Mobile Phones

A lady has now changed how she lists names on her mobile phone, after her handbag was stolen, which contained her mobile phone, credit cards and wallet. 20 minutes later when she called her husband from a payphone telling him what had happened, he said “I received your text about our pin number, and I replied a while ago.”

Realising what had happened, they rushed to the bank, and were told that a lot of money had been withdrawn. The thief actually used the stolen mobile phone to text ‘hubby’ who was in the contact list, to learn the pin number.

And the moral of the story? Do not disclose relationships between you and the people in your contact list. Try to avoid names like Home, Hubby, Dad, Mum etc. More importantly, avoid texting sensitive information.

Sat. Nav. Systems

Another simple tip but one that might not seem obvious. Don’t put your home address in your Sat. Nav. Put a nearby address known to you like a shop or filling station so that you will still be guided to your home vicinity should it be necessary. If your car is stolen with the Sat. Nav. In it, the thieves have an instant homing device and can ransack your house before you even realise your car is missing!

Barry Thomas NHW Co-ordinator & Police Volunteer (60055)

GRAPEVINE COMMUNITY CHURCH

Someone once said – “I’d love to build a church like that!” Well, why not come along and build a church with us here in Illogan?

We are part of a great local community and continually discovering just how much God loves us. Come along and be part of the family – it will change your life. Jesus has a crazy love for you too.

You are warmly invited to any of our weekly events. Just drop in.

Toddler Church Mondays 10.00am-11.00am - singing, crafts and Bible stories

Buddies Youth Group 8 -11s Tuesday evenings 6.00pm-7.20pm

Rock Solid Youth Club 11- 14s Tuesday evenings 7.00pm-8.30pm

Grapevine Youth Group 14+ Sunday evenings 7.00pm-9.00pm

Pips Parent and Toddler Group Wednesday mornings 10.00am-12.00pm

20-30s Bible Discussion Group Wednesdays 7.45pm-9.30pm (Barncoose)

Bible study Wednesdays 7.30pm-9.30pm (Portreath)

“Open Doors” Coffee Morning Fridays 10.30am-12.00pm

Sunday Services and Kid’s Sunday Club Sundays 10.30am – 12.30pm

AND DON’T FORGET OUR

Harvest Craft morning Saturday 28th September 10.00am-12.00pm - Bring the kids along and make some crafts.

Contact details

Why not have a look at our website and Facebook page, give us a call or drop us a line?

www.facebook.com/grapevinecommunitychurch www.grapevinecommunitychurch.org

gccoffice@btinternet.com telephone 01209 842213

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FAR WALKER’S GROUP The Far Walker's Group has been walking together each Wednesday for more than a year. We now ven-ture further afield than Spar Lane, and take longer routes away from the village. These are more challeng-ing and are of a longer duration, generally in excess of two hours and are equivalent to a Level 3 walk. They will typically include gradients and uneven paths. It is therefore the responsibility of the individual walker to know their own limitations and to consult their G.P. if in any doubt. We walk in all weathers! Transport to the venues is shared, as are the decisions in planning the routes and deciding where we have coffee or which pub to go to for lunch! If you would like to join us please contact:

Mandy Waghorn - 01209 842698 or Maggie Thompson - 01209 844754

Active Plus is a ground-breaking initiative funded by the Big Lottery Silver Dreams fund, which trains injured

veterans to provide safety information, group activities and support to older people that have become socially isolat-ed and lonely. The injured veterans are from a variety of backgrounds including military intelligence, Special Forces and regular service roles. All veterans start as unemployed volunteers that suffer with physical injuries or Post Trau-matic Stress Disorder. Many older people become lonely through unemployment, bereavement, illness, disability, family breakdowns or because they are carers. The lack of contact with others can lead to depression, anxieties and other medical issues and vulnerabilities. The project runs one day a week for six weeks and involves sharing some of the veterans’ personal experiences and backgrounds with the group. This helps to break down motivational and confidence barriers that people can face when living alone. The aim is to make older people safer and the veterans provide training and advice in:

First Aid & CPR Fire safety Personal safety Computer awareness Electrical safety Crime prevention Neuro Linguistic Programming

Alongside this, the project includes group and problem-solving activities, promoting communications skills, team-work and a sense of achievement. We aim to promote friendship, discussion, develop peer support and help older people to participate in their community. The injured veterans prove to be highly effective trainers with their natural leadership and skills sets. Participants find them easy to relate to as people who have experienced similar life issues after leaving the services. The empathy and credibility of the veterans in delivering essential personal skills is fundamental to the success of Active Plus. All of our older people that have participated so far have reported improved confidence and motivation and have made more friends.

For more details please contact a member of the team on 01326 567174 or email Gary@activeplus.org.uk or jess@activeplus.org.uk

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The Seventh Day Adventists are based in Voguebeloth.

Contact telephone 01872 521153

Services are held every Saturday and all are welcome to attend.

10:15am Bible Study Hour

11.30am Worship Service

USEFUL MEDICAL INFORMATION

Homecroft Surgery

Voguebeloth Illogan Redruth Cornwall TR16 4ET Telephone: 01209 843843 Fax: 01209 842027 Out of Hours: 01209 843843

Harris Memorial Surgery

Robartes Terrace Illogan Redruth TR16 4RX Telephone: 01209 842449 Appointments: 01209 842449 Dispensary: 01209 842894 Secretaries: 01209 842515 Fax: 01209 842380 Out of Hours: 01209 842449 Further information on the services available from these and other nearby surgeries can be obtained online. Google: Illogan doctors surgeries

Boots Pharmacy Basset Road, Illogan, TR16 4SS Telephone: 01209 843856 Monday to Friday: 9.00am to 6.00pm Saturday: 9.00am to 1.00pm Sunday: Closed

Camborne Redruth Community Hospital:

Minor Injuries Unit

Barncoose Terrace Redruth Cornwall TR15 3ER.

Telephone 01209 886150

The Minor Injuries Unit is open every day (including public holidays) between 8am and 10pm. Staff aim to see patients as quickly as possible and generally waiting times are less than in an A&E department.

If your injury is not serious, you can get help at an MIU, allowing A&E staff to concentrate on people with serious, life-threatening conditions.

The Radiology (X-Ray) department is open Monday to

Friday from 9.00am to 5.00pm.

14 to 16 October

Collections at Morrisons Supermarket

19 October

Collections at Tesco Supermarket, Redruth

Friday 15 November

Christmas Market at Paynters Lane End Sunday

School Room (stalls, raffles, coffee, mince pies)

1 December

Annual Carol Service, Paynters Lane End Chapel at

2.30 pm (guest soloists)

Full details will appear on posters around the

village nearer the time.

Thank you to everyone who supported us at the re-

cent Illogan Parish Fair.

Struggling with Sight Loss? Cornwall Blind Association offers emotional and practical help to people living with sight loss in Cornwall including:

Low Vision: Advice for low vision aids

Access Technology: Advice on products

Benefits Advice: Assistance to claim entitlements

Equipment Demonstration: Advice on gadgets

Audio Books: Information on books and equipment

Talking Support: Telephone befriending scheme

Counselling: For those affected by sight loss

Transport: Subsidised travel for some activities

Social Clubs and Activities: Links to clubs and

activities across the country

For more details telephone 01872 261110 or visit www.cornwallblind.org.uk

Registered Charity Number 1108761

Are we getting it right ? Your feedback and comments are appreciated.

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Allsorts is a voluntarily run venue that is free to attend for local people

who are retired, disabled or are affected by memory problems etc. The idea

is to provide the local community with a relaxing and enjoyable place to go

where they can enjoy a break, share company and chat, and also access Easy

Arts and Crafts. Many retired people become isolated because they are car-

ing for their partners who have become unwell; others have been left be-

reaved and alone after losing their partner and some with disabilities have

found themselves generally isolated. Each fortnight brings a new face, a

new friend.

The Arts and Crafts, which include painting, finger-weaving with wool and

card-making are relaxed but cleverly structured by the facilitators. Many

people who felt that they had no artistic talents are surprised and astonished

to be producing works that are worthy of gracing any space.

The volunteers who facilitate Allsorts are mainly residents of Penwartha

Road, they support each other and ensure smooth running of the venue.

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ILLOGAN ROYAL BRITISH LEGION FOOTBALL CLUB

Contact Tel No. 216488

Please contact the RBL club directly for details of events being held during this Review period.

ILLOGAN YOUTH FOOTBALL CLUB

The youths had a fantastic 2012/13 season and we have grown into a club with over 200 boys and girls,

with age ranges of 5 to 16. All teams adhere to the FA charter standard rules, of which we were voted

Cornwall FA chartered standard club for 2013.

We have recently been awarded ‘Charter Standard Community Club’ status which covers both the senior and youth

sections and we hope to build good links with the local schools and the community.

We are looking forward to the future of the Club with three Adult, two Ladies, and four Girls teams, and 11 different

age groups for the boys and girls. The Youth section has done very well at summer festivals and will continue to train

at the football club on Wednesday evenings from 5.30pm. Matches are on Sundays at the ground, so come along and

support some fantastic young footballers.

If you would like more information please contact Adam Rowe on 07528 248832, email adarowe@blackberry.orange.co.uk or follow @addIlloganJFC on twitter.

Events are every other Wednesday at Penwartha Road Community Hall. The hall is within easy walking distance from

Illogan Village centre on the same side as Boots Pharmacy and is the centre part of the bungalow complex.

Allsorts look forward to welcoming new friends and potential artists.

Allsorts: Janie Tel: 07814081246 e-mail alertjane@btinternet.com

Indoor Boot: Tel: 01209 843871 Computer/Internet: Gavin Tel: 01209 722359 e-mail gavin@switchcommunity.co.uk

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Remember, you have free use of a computer in any of Cornwall Council’s One Stop Shops or Libraries.

CORNWALL ENQUIRY AND INFORMATION

SERVICE

Unit 17, Threemilestone Industrial Estate,

Truro TR4 9LD

Freephone: 0800 032 2345 (or 01872 272702)

e-mail: enquirycentre@cornwall.gov.uk

Cornwall Enquiry and Information Service is part

of Cornwall Libraries, and is accessible to every-

one. You don’t need to be a library member to use

it. Whatever the nature of your enquiry, ring free

of charge, e-mail, write to us or use “live chat” and

we will provide an answer. You might want for

example:

a contact for a local club or evening class.;

an obscure piece of historical information which

you can’t find online;

a section from an Act of Parliament, or access to

legal cases.;

a residential or business phone number for any-

where in the country;

help with finding out how to get grant funding

for an individual or group;

to find help tackling a consumer problem;

to know how to borrow a book not in Cornwall

stock.

Live Chat: Ask a librarian and get an answer live

from the Libraries front page of the Cornwall

Council website: www.cornwall.gov.uk Opening

hours: Monday - Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm.

The Enquiry and Information Service is here to help

you, and the service is free. We only charge for

printing and postage, if required. We have a team

of information professionals dedicated to finding

an answer to your enquiry.

When we don’t have the information ourselves, we

will always try to direct you to someone who does.

MOBILE LIBRARY: AUTUMN STOPS

Wednesdays

September - 11th, 25th

October - 9th, 23th

November- 6th, 20th

09.15 –0 9.25 Mount Whistle Road

09.30 –09.45 Tolvaddon Industrial Estate

13.20 – 13.45 Chywoon Gardens

14.20 – 14.40 Richards Lane

14.45 – 15.00 Park Bottom (Premier Shop)

15.05 – 15.30 Mary’s Well

15.40 – 15.55 Coronation Road

16.00 – 16.20 Little Tehidy Caravan Park

16.25 – 17.00 Paynters Lane End

Telephone 0300 123 4111 (calls are charged) or visit the Cornwall Library at www.cornwall.gov.uk for further information.

Cornwall Council’s Voluntary Housebound Service is

available monthly (individual requirements as-

sessed). Please contact as above.

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The group meets on the last Thursday of each

month at 7.30 pm in the Robartes Arms, Illogan.

The aim is for readers to meet other like-minded

people who are interested in serious discussion but

who also would like to have fun – not to mention a

glass or two of something – and be introduced to

new books and authors who help broaden our

outlook.

Please contact Maggie Thompson 01209 844754

or call in at the Robartes Arms.

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FRIENDS OF MANINGHAM WOOD

The Hollow Tree

The old hollow tree on the right hand side of the path in

Manningham Wood (heading towards the churchyard)

has been a landmark for many years, and one marvels at

the range of wild creatures that live in its slowly decaying

wood. Riddled with grubs, bugs, beetles and wasps, and

attacked by the Woodpeckers that feed on them, the

trunk will eventually its strength. In due course it will

disappear into the ground, completing the cycle of nutri-

ents.

When the Manningham Nature Trail was set up the Great

Spotted Woodpecker notice was put nearby because the

this particular tree trunk is obviously a favourite place for

the attractive bird. His call, a sharp ‘chip’, ‘chip’ is

frequently heard in the vicinity. Birds like this Wood-

pecker thrive in areas like Manningham and this is why

we try to retain as much dead wood as possible. Iit is

generally reckoned that woods with no old timber can

never be a suitable habitat for the full range of creatures

that should be present.

The Great Spotted Woodpecker is not a particularly large

bird (about blackbird-sized, but slimmer) and would be

more correctly called the ‘Greater’ because there is a

smaller species known as the Lesser Spotted Woodpeck-

er. Our largest Woodpecker, sometimes seen in the

churchyard, cemetery or Glebe Field, is the Green

Woodpecker. This is a handsome bird with greenish

plumage and bright red crown. Its call is a loud laughing

cry, from which it gets its common name of ‘Yaffle’. One

of its favourite foods is ants and because the churchyard

has many very large, old ant nests the Yaffle is frequently

there.

Very few of our insect eating birds stay here for the win-

ter when insect life is hidden away, but Woodpeckers are

an exception. In very hard weather they may visit your

bird table and give you a visual treat.

Andrew, on behalf of the friends of Maningham Wood.

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GARDENERS’ CORNER

(Article supplied courtesy of Trevenson Moor Gar-

den Centre)

August this year has been one of the hottest of recent

times so hopefully you have managed to keep up with the

watering in the garden as well as jobs such as:

dead-heading flowering plants

harvesting vegetables

potting up strawberry runners

dealing with garden pests whilst still active

collecting seeds from favourite plants

feeding hanging baskets with high potash feed

keeping ponds and water features topped up

Now we welcome September, generally a cooler month,

slightly gustier with ever-shortening evenings, taking us

into the next seasonal phase.

If you have a fruit or vegetable patch you should be reap-

ing the rewards of harvest but a gardener’s lot is a busy

one and fresh challenges await.

Autumn is fast approaching and jobs now include :

digging up remaining potatoes before any slug damage

sowing the collected seeds from perennials and hardy

annuals

cleaning out greenhouses and cold frames ready for

Autumn use

planting spring-flowering bulbs ready for next year

dividing herbaceous perennials

picking Autumn raspberries

netting ponds etc. before leaf-fall begins

start thinking about moving those tender plants, in-

cluding aquatics, into the greenhouse

keep lawns and hedges trim and keep on top of those

leaves as they start to fall

for now keep watering ! Maybe we’ll have that Indian

Summer we hope for each year !!

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Events — and the Review — are also published on our website.

EVENTS AT A GLANCE

The list of dates below show the one-off events happening in the Parish from 1 September to the end of

November, but there are also some for the first week of December so that calendars can be marked up

with important early Christmas events. Please see each organization's individual information for full details

and regular events.

Scouting & Guiding

1st Illogan Scout Group At Illogan Village Hall

Thursdays (term time only)

5.00pm – 6.00pm: Beavers (5 3/4 – 8 yrs) 6.00pm – 7.30pm: Cubs (8 – 10 1/2 yrs)

7.30pm – 9.00pm: Scouts (10 1/2 - 14yrs) Contact Darron (Skip) on 07900 030881 or email dessy292002@yahoo.co.uk

There are currently available spaces in all groups. Please phone or email Darron to find out more.

Helpers and Leaders are always needed. Contact Darron if you are able to help.

Offers from ladies as well as gents would be great.

Rainbows (5—7 yrs) at the Wellbeing Centre

Fridays 5:30 – 6:30pm

Contact Karen Copas 313226

Brownies (7—10 yrs) at the Methodist Church Hall

Thursdays 6:00 – 7:30pm

Contact Elaine Spinks 313942 or despinks@hotmail.co.uk

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PARISH COUNCIL CONTACT DETAILS

lllogan Ward

Cllr Miss Kirsty Bowden, 93 Coronation Road, Illogan, TR16 4SG. Tel: 07447 197715, Email: babycossie@hotmail.co.uk Cllr Ms Veronica Cadby, 7 Voguebeloth, Basset Road, Illogan, TR16 4EU. Tel: 01209 313949, Email: veronicacadby299@btinternet.com Cllr Mrs Jill Ferrett, Fairfield Cottage, Marys Well, Illogan, Redruth, TR16 4EJ. Tel: 01209 842537, Email: jeferrett@hotmail.com Cllr Graham Ford, 4 Valley Gardens, Illogan, TR16 4EE. Mobile: 07747346481, Email: gdm.ford@gmail.com Cllr Mrs Maggie Loxton, Wheal Dream, Ventonraze, Illogan, TR16 4RY. Tel: 01209 842124, Mob. 07932 758 375, Email: loxtonmaggie@aol.com Cllr Stephen Richardson, 13 Grist Mill Meadow, Illogan, Redruth, TR15 3ND. Tel: 07711 587905, Email: starichardson@btinternet.com Cllr Mrs Margaret Roberts, 6 Tregullan, Sunnyside Parc, Illogan,TR16 4DG. Tel: 01209 211502, Mobile: 07543329954, Email: margaret.roberts14@btopenworld.com Cllr Mrs Maggie Thompson, 18 Penwartha Road, Paynters Lane End, Illogan, TR16 4ST. Tel: 01209 844754, Email: maggiemet@hotmail.com Cllr Terry Wilkins, 7 Forthvras, Illogan Downs, Redruth, TR15 3XQ. Tel: 01209 842390, Mobile: 07801069317, Email: t.wilkins@btinternet.com or tewilkins@cornwall.gov.uk

Park Bottom Ward

Cllr Roy Bentley, 21 Treloweth Way, Pool, Redruth, TR15 3TS. Tel: 07722275397, Email: rbentley369@aol.com Cllr Lawrence Pavey, 8 Rosenannon Road, Illogan Downs, Redruth, TR15 3XF. Tel: 01209 843407, Mobile: 07855764699, Email: lpavey8@btinternet.com

Tehidy Ward

Cllr David Ekinsmyth, 6 The Woodlands, Tehidy Park, Camborne, TR14 0TW. Tel: 01209 612992, Mobile: 07811114971, Email: david.ekinsmyth@gmail.com Cllr Paul Holmes, 78 Tregrea Beacon, Camborne, TR14 7SU. Tel: 01209 714275 Cllr Stefan Szoka, 3 Agar Crescent, Illogan Highway, Redruth, TR15 3NG. Tel: 01209 214735, Email: Stefan.szoka@btinternet.com

Clerk to the Council: Ms. S. Willsher , Admin Assistant: Ms. J. Whitmore Illogan Parish Council, Unit 2, Wheal Agar, Tolvaddon Energy Park, Tolvaddon, Camborne, TR14 0HX

Email: enquiries@illoganparishcouncil.gov.uk Telephone: 01209 711433 Website: www.illoganparishcouncil.gov.uk

The offices are open Mon - Wed 9.00am - 12noon and Thurs 1.00pm - 4.00pm. Activities of the Parish Council, planned meeting dates for Full Council and

committees, agendas, minutes of previous meetings, and other information are all published on the Parish Council noticeboards and the website.

See also Page 3 for details of upcoming meetings

We are here to help. Please contact your Parish Councillor if

there are local issues that you would like to discuss.

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