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Could Johnny Depp and his pirates invade St Ives? | thisiscornwall.co.uk
As reported in The Cornishman/West Briton Thursday, March 04, 2010
Could Johnny Depp and his pirates invade St Ives?
THE Jolly Roger could be hoisted over St Ives this summer as locals brace themselves for an invasion of bloodthirsty pirates.
Rumours are circulating that the picturesque coastal town has been tipped to provide the backdrop for the latest read more »
Sainsbury's withdraws application at Hayle | thisiscornwall.co.uk
As reported in The Cornishman/West Briton Thursday, March 04, 2010
Sainsbury's withdraws application at Hayle
SAINSBURY'S has withdrawn its planning application to build a supermarket on the outskirts of Hayle. read more »
100114 | Asda plans take rugby club step closer to new stadium | thisiscornwall.co.uk
As reported in The Cornishman/West Briton
Asda plans take rugby club step closer to new stadium
HAYLE Rugby Club is set to swap its home of more than 60 years for a modern stadium after Asda unveiled plans for a new store.
A deal with the supermarket giant was struck last year but proposals for a 36,000 sq ft store have lagged behind read more »
Kathryn Galloway first time winner of the Malcolm Date Trophy | thisiscornwall.co.uk
As reported in The Cornishman/West Briton
Hayle Runners held an annual presentation dinner at Tregenna Castle Hotel to celebrate the end of a successful season.More than 70 club members and guests heard chairman Alan Shepherd describe a number of impressive team and individual performances ...
... Kathryn Galloway of Angarrack was the first time winner of the Malcolm Date Trophy, which had been awarded in memory of one of the teams active runners who had died suddenly during the year. read more »
Hayle Fire Station
Plans for a Fire Station for Hayle
Kathryn Galloway races her way to become the first winner of the Malcolm Date trophy | thisiscornwall.co.uk
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2009 | BBC - Cornwall's Christmas village
Cornwall's Christmas village
People from all over Cornwall visit Angarrack to enjoy the Christmas lights
Angarrack Village, near Hayle in Cornwall is famous for its railway viaduct and of course its popular Christmas display. read more »
Letter | Hayle does not need a Sainsbury's
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Supermarket is not wanted, especially near here, say Angarrack villagers
As reported in The Cornishman/West Briton
Supermarket is not wanted, especially near here, say Angarrack villagers
A SURVEY of Angarrack's preferences for a new supermarket in Hayle has revealed opposition to an out-of-town site close to the village.
Just over half of the residents who responded to the questionnaire did not want any store in the town read more »
091120 | "Soul" singer takes top honour at festival
As reported in The Cornishman/West Briton
http://www.thisiscornwall.co.uk/news/Sou...A 'soul' singer from Camborne took top honours on the final night of Camborne Music Festival. Tenor David Rashleigh's performance of Bring Him Home... read more »
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Fenced off pensioner 'a prisoner at home'
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New climbing centre could help town reach new heights
As reported in The Cornishman/West Briton
New climbing centre could help town reach new heights
HAYLE could become a county-wide centre for climbing after plans for a multi-million-pound 'sports centre of excellence' were given the blessing of Conservative leader David Cameron.
Ambitious proposals to build an eight-court activity read more »
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MPs campaign to save Hayle railway station
As reported in The Cornishman/West Briton
MPs campaign to save Hayle railway station
WEST Cornwall's two MPs say it would be "madness" and "idiotic" to close Hayle railway station.
Andrew George (St Ives) and Julia Goldsworthy (Camborne) are calling for a meeting with First Great Western and Network Rail to safeguard the read more »
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The station masterpieces of old
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The station masterpieces of old
THERE is something about railway stations. Perhaps it is a hangover from the famous film Brief Encounter, the scene of lovers kissing goodbye in the noise and steam.
They can also be dramatic – the gathering of soldiers going
16/11/2009 10:26
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Helpers needed by Angarrack Christmas Lights
ANGARRACK LIGHTS NEEDS YOU!!
The erection team are already hard at work and many thanks to them and all the people who've been volunteering to help even if it's just for an hour or two it all helps! and I know they're very grateful for all assistance.
But we're asking for even more volunteers to help with Switch On night as well and you don't have to be any good at lifting things above your head or wiring things up. read more »
Darts - Angarrack in West Penwith Division 4 | Thursday, November 05, 2009
As reported in The Cornishman/West Briton read more »
Flooding could be a thing of the past
As reported in The Cornishman/West Briton
Flooding could be a thing of the past
Thursday, November 05, 2009, 10:30
Poll finds residents oppose a South Quay supermarket
As reported in The Cornishman/West Briton
Poll finds residents oppose a South Quay supermarket
Friday, October 23, 2009, 10:06Hayle Town Council - #23: Report to Electorate - October/November 2009
Council Corner
These are regular 'newsletters' from the Hayle Town Council to Hayle residents. Thanks to the support of the Editor and Staff, they are also published bimonthly in the Hayle Pump Newsletter, subject to availability of space.
West Briton Letters – October 8, 2009
As reported in The Cornishman/West Briton
THIS government hasn't created jobs; but it has created job losses.
However, this then allowed them to close a great number of our job centres – which created the loss of more jobs – while at the same time causing an increase in travelling for those looking for employment.
The media I listen to and read still paints a picture of record unemployment for Cornwall having an increase of over 100% in the last 12 months for unemployment benefits. read more »
Company report reveals Hayle harbour firm running annual loss more than £424k | Thu, Oct 08, 2009 | thisiscornwall.co.uk
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Darts - Angarrack in West Penwith Division 3 | Thursday, October 01, 2009, 14:13
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Treasure Hunt and BBQ - thanks!
Thanks to everyone who turned out to make the Treasure Hunt such a success and especially the Angarrack Inn for hosting and the Red River Inn for the great First Prize.I LIKE to buy as much as I can from local suppliers | Derek Elliott Angarrack Hayle. | thisiscornwall.co.uk
Wednesday, August 05, 2009, 15:38
I LIKE to buy as much as I can from local suppliers; so you can imagine how I felt when in the Hayle Co-op I picked up a tin of Irish stew which stated 'made in the UK', but was followed by "using mutton from EU, Australia or New Zealand and EU Vegetables". Well, with 27 countries in the EU, plus Australia and New Zealand that must have been some tin of stew. It makes you wonder what its carbon footprint totalled and just how many people participated in obtaining its contents – any guesses remembering it was supposed to have been made in the UK? read more »
Darts - Angarrack in West Penwith Division 3 | Thursday, September 24, 2009, 12:30
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Darts - Angarrack in West Penwith Division 3 | Thursday, September 17, 2009, 12:30
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Hayle Residents plan to be more involved | Report The Cornishman Thu 2 Sep 2009
As reported in The Cornishman/West Briton
Residents plan to be more involved
Thursday, September 09, 2009, 12:30HAYLE residents are planning to become more involved in raising concerns and seeking answers about local issues. read more »
Vox pops: Your views on the plan | Report The Cornishman Thu 27 Aug 2009
As reported in The Cornishman/West Briton
Vox pops: Your views on the plan
Thursday, August 27, 2009, 09:50Vox pops: Your views on the plan | Angarrack
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Thursday, August 27, 2009, 09:50
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I think it would be dangerous having it so close to the water and I don't know how they are going to stop cars going over the edge. Also you have got to think about the view from the houses in Penpol Terrace. They used to be able to see right out into the estuary and that is going to be lost. ING just want to grab as much money as they can and get out. They are rubbing people up the wrong way when they should be looking after us. We are the ones who make the decision. read more »
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Darts - Angarrack in West Penwith Division 3 | Thursday, August 27, 2009, 12:30
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Darts - Angarrack in West Penwith Division 3 | Thursday, August 20, 2009, 12:30
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Darts - Angarrack in West Penwith Division 3 | Thursday, August 13, 2009, 12:30
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A thank-you to all who helped reroof the Angarrack Chapel
The members at Angarrack Chapel extend their grateful thanks to all the men (from the builder to the 'tea-boy') who so willingly have given their time over the past three months to help in removing and replacing the roofs at the Chapel under the guidance of our builder friend, Mr Terry Williams. A real community effort. We also thank their wives and partners for their understanding during this time. Pam Wills, Church Council SecretaryDarts - Angarrack in West Penwith Division 3 | Thursday, July 30, 2009, 12:30
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Darts - Angarrack in West Penwith Division 3 | Thursday, July 23, 2009, 12:30
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Darts - Angarrack in West Penwith Division 3 | Thursday, July 16, 2009, 12:30
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Darts - Angarrack in West Penwith Division 3 | Thursday, July 09, 2009, 12:30
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Sainsbury's, Angarrack, blackthorn, sprawl, development, supermarkets | Andrew Phillips. | thisiscornwall.co.uk
Cornish life is now under threat from supermarket
A NEW Sainsbury's for Hayle?
A very generous gesture. Except of course it's not.
More like "another massive supermarket with an even bigger car park and another petrol station to maximise our profits and to hell with all those who
08/07/2009 15:32
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Darts - Angarrack remain third in West Penwith Division 3
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Diamond day for Beatles teacher Walter and wife Rose | thisiscornwall.co.uk
As reported in The Cornishman/West Briton
Diamond day for Beatles teacher Walter and wife Rose
Tuesday, June 23, 2009, 00:00Walter Edge and his wife, Rosemary, both aged 85, have lived at Angarrack for 20 years although they have owned their cottage for more than 40 years. read more »
Darts - West Penwith Division 3 Thursday, June 11, 2009
As reported in The Cornishman/West Briton
Cornishman sport round-up
Thursday, June 11, 2009, 12:18Darts
WEST PENWITH LEAGUE: read more »
Yesteryear Wednesday, February 18, 2009 | thisiscornwall.co.uk
Yesteryear
Wednesday, February 18, 2009, 15:04An accident occurred at the new railway works at Marazion on Saturday. A bridge for vehicular traffic has been erected over the Great Western mainline, to take the place of the level crossing and rising approach roads are being made in three directions – Penzance, Ludgvan and Marazion. read more »
Romeo: Wherefore were thou, Romeo? | thisiscornwall.co.uk
That question was constantly asked by Colin and Sue Bailey after their beloved pet dog went missing.
Romeo, a year-old Shih Tzu, disappeared for 19 days after he and their two other dogs got out on to the main road outside their home in Fore Street, Praze.
Days went by and they put up 300 posters and distributed 400 leaflets around the area as they desperately searched for their pet.
There were sightings of him from Carnhell Green to Hayle, but nobody was able to catch him. read more »
Firefighter receives an MBE honour | thisiscornwall.co.uk
The senior staff officer has been awarded an MBE for his services to local government.
Stressing the importance of the team he works with, a humble Mr Hatch said: "I am only a small part of a great team of firefighters, both whole-time and retained, emergency planners and support staff. This MBE may have been awarded to me but in my view is deserved and shared with every one of them." read more »
Each year Angarrack near Hayle becomes a Christmas Village with every house decorating its walls with cheery festive lights. Here are some of the pictures...
Street Collection - Thanks to the Angarrack Christmas Lights Elves
Many thanks to all the volunteers for the street collections who've kindly given up their evenings and braved the assorted weather. Thanks also to their families for sparing them.
Thanks to the 2008 Street Collection team:
- Roy
- Debbie
- Jeff
- Linda
- Nikki
- Mel
- Geoff
- Mark
- Louise
- Jane R
- Russell
- Robert
- Pauline
- Chris
- Jane
- Colin
- Andrew
- Ben
- Steph
- Mal
- Karen
- Brian C
Angarrack Christmas Lights switch on | Atlantic FM Cornwall - Enjoy the Music
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Angarrack Christmas Lights switch on Community Event Location Angarrack, Hayle Time Angarrack Christmas Lights Switch On - Saturday 6th December 2008
After all the hard work in designing, creating, upgrading, building, configuring and funding the lights the switch on day finally arrived and the weather was kind - lovely clear skies - though that did make it rather chilly.
Many thanks to all in the village who helped make it all possible - including those who put up with being disrupted as the team worked so hard to setup all the lights and of course everyone from the hardworking Lights Committee. read more »
Angarrack Christmas lights on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
Ten Lords A Leaping on Flickr by Mike.Camborne Taken on December 15, 2008
FLOWER ARRANGING AT CHRISTMAS
Two short afternoon sessions 2pm to 4pm at Angarrack Community Centre on Thursday 20 and 27 November 2008£3.00 per Sessionread more »Lights display among best | Western Morning News | December 14, 2000
THERE may only be 120 homes in the tiny village of Angarrack , near Hayle, but they certainly know how to put on a Christmas lights display to compete with the best of them.
On Saturday Sid Perry, one of the village¹s oldest residents, flicked the switch which transformed the small group of houses into a sea of colour with hundred and hundreds of lanterns and three large Christmas trees.
It is a real village effort with the decorations made by the men and the fundraising done by other members of the Christmas lights committee. read more »Angarrack Methodists | The Cornishman | October 2, 2008
Angarrack Methodist Church held their Harvest Festival on September 28 and 29 in their newly refurbished Chapel.
The services on Sunday were much enjoyed. Mrs Irene Tannere was the preacher in the morning; she was accompanied by the group "New Life" from St Ives, and the organist was Mr G Pooley.
The evening service was conducted by Pastor Graham Kitts. Mrs Kitts read a passage from the Bible. Mrs Thomas and Mrs Bawden sang a duet, and Mr Barrie Bawden sang a solo. The organist was Mr Edward Tanner.
read more »Angarrack Inn | Harvest Supper Dates for your Diary | Bible Christian Chapel, St Peters Street, St Ives
Harvest Supper Dates for your Diary.
Monday, September 29th7.00pm, at Angarrack, Harvest Songs of Praise and Pasty Supper.
Wheels stolen | The Cornishman | Thursday August 14, 2008
PUZZLED police are inevestigating a mysterious case of disappearing car wheels in the Hayle and Angarrack area.
In three separate incidents Peugot 406 estates were left resting on bricks after a single wheel was removed.
Thieves first struck in the early hours of July 25 at Chapel Terrace in Hayle.
Similar incidents followed on Thursday, July 31, is St Georges Road and Hatchs Hill, Angarrack.
Anyone with information is asked to call 08452 777 444 quoting reference AY/08/728
Fears laid to rest on Hayle Harbour plan | Derek Elliott Angarrack Hayle. | thisiscornwall.co.uk
09:00 - 29 May 2008
Derek Elliott Angarrack Hayle.
A couple of weeks ago, on behalf of my constituents, I voiced concern about the development company ING and its proposed Hayle harbour development plan.I also mentioned that I had hoped Penwith District Council planning committee and officers would not grant outline permission without seeing a detailed plan of the first phase.
read more »Nikki's blackberry wine wins first prize at Gwinear Show | thisiscornwall.co.uk
Nikki Vincent of Angarrack won first prize with her blackberry wine.Cancer survivor's second marathon | thisiscornwall.co.uk
An Angarrack woman who has survived cancer twice is getting ready to take part in her second London Marathon.
Last year Sylvie Pickering power-walked the 26.2-mile course to raise money for Breakthrough Breast Cancer, and the year before she took part in the Playtex Moonwalk, walking through central London at night wearing a decorated bra.This year, on Sunday, April 13, she is hoping to raise at least £1,500 for Children's Hospice South West's Precious Lives Appeal. read more »
080320 | Kerenza Hurr wins Festival Shield | thisiscornwall.co.uk
Moveable feast club met at the Angarrack Inn | thisiscornwall.co.uk
As reported on thisiscornwall.co.uk
Ten members of the moveable feast club met at the Angarrack Inn at lunchtime recently, and were made to feel most welcome by the publican, who served delicious Aga-cooked food, in comfortable surroundings. Thanks to Hilda Bolitho who makes all the arrangements.
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