The mobile library stops at Angarrack Post Box this Monday.

It's free to join the Mobile Library, and there is no fine if you are overdue with your books.

There is a lift for easier access. 

 Well worth a visit!

Recycling Collections

There is now a fortnightly recycling collection service. The recycling containers consist of one box and three reusable bags. By now you should have received your additional containment, if you have not please contact us to request the containment.

Rubbish collections

You will receive a weekly collection of 'black sack' rubbish. Anyone who uses a wheeled bin or standard rubbish bin for storing their waste can continue to do this, but we need the rubbish to be bagged inside the bins. Please see our waste and recycling frequently asked questions

What should I have received in the former Penwith area.

Residents should have already had a green box.

Residents should now have received a blue reusable sack for paper, a red reusable sack for cans and plastic bottles, and an orange reusable sack for cardboard.

Please note

We have taken into account that not all residents will all ready have the containment used in their former districts. Additional bags and boxes for those residents can be requested by calling 0300 1234 141.

What goes in your containers?

Your new containers should have been delivered along with this leaflet, Your new recycling service. Further details are listed below:

Black recycling box
(blue in former Kerrier and green in former Penwith)

• Glass bottles and jars. To avoid injuring yourself or the collection crews, please only ever put glass into the box.
• Textiles – Clean dry clothing, shoes, towels, sheets, (no duvets or pillows) please put them into a plastic bag to keep dry an put them on top of your box.

Blue reusable sack for paper

• Newspapers, magazines, BT and Thomson phone directories, Yellow Pages catalogues and brochures, junk mail, white office paper, white envelopes (including those with windows).
• Shredded paper to be put in a separate, tied plastic bag.

Red reusable sack for cans and plastic bottles

• Any plastic bottles. (All plastic bottles, but only plastic bottles – no other plastics can be accepted e.g. yoghurt pots).
• Drinks cans, food tins, aerosols, clean aluminium foil, metal bottle and jar lids.

Orange reusable sack for cardboard

• Brown, white and grey cardboard, brown paper, coloured paper, wrapping paper (Non shiny), greetings cards.
• Please remove all staples, sticky tape and plastic bags.

On Monday 1^st October at 7pm there will be Harvest Songs of Praise followed by Pasty Supper (£1.50) and sale of produce.

Come and join us in the celebration of Harvest.

>Harvest Festival Weekend

On Monday 1^st October at 7pm there will be Harvest Songs of Praise followed by Pasty Supper (£1.50) and sale of produce.

Come and join us in the celebration of Harvest.

The mobile library stops at Angarrack Post Box this Monday.

It's free to join the Mobile Library, and there is no fine if you are overdue with your books.

There is a lift for easier access. 

Well worth a visit!

Hayle Film Club - our Next Screening will be on Saturday, 13 October at 7:30pm in the Passmore Edwards Institute, Hayle Terrace.

Moonrise Kingdom
13 October 2012

SATURDAY, 13 OCTOBER, 7-30PM
MOONRISE KINGDOM US comedy, directed by Wes Anderson, starring Bruce Willis, Tilda Swinton, Bill Murray, Edward Norton. 94 min. Rated 12A. Wes Anderson makes films about small worlds in which big things happen: love, heartbreak, calamities, death. In his latest, the wondrous storybook tale “Moonrise Kingdom,” a girl and a boy, both 12, run off to a remote inlet on an island where most of the adults seem disappointed and more than a little sad. The girl and the boy are very serious — about love, their plans, books, life itself — and often act older than their age. She wears bright blue eyeliner; he puffs on a corncob pipe. You wonder what their hurry is, given that here adulthood, with its quarrels, regrets and anguished pillow talk, can feel as dangerous as the storm that’s hurtling toward the island, ready to blow it all down. The two young romantics in “Moonrise Kingdom,” which opened the 65th Cannes Film Festival, are gifted and, according to grown-ups who are supposed to know about such things, problem children. — Manohla Dargis, The New York Times
		Click here to buy tickets.

For more information, visit www.haylefilmclub.org.uk or call 01736 753184

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