12 EVENTS SPECIAL Spring 2012 Saturday 15 September 2012


Buffet/ Dance with Company B eliot house hotel liskeard 01579 342323


Saturday 15 September 2012


Family Bushcraft Day Enjoy a family


adventure with our experienced rangers. Learn how to build a shelter, light a fire without matches and even forage for food! All children to be accompanied by an adults (no more than 2 children per adult). Duration approx 5 hours. Meet: Penlee Battery Car Park, 10am Bring: Packed lunch and drink. Suitable clothing and footwear. Cost: £18.00 1 Adult and 1 Child, £25.00 1 Adult and 2 Children Booking Essential on 01752 822236


Saturday 15 September


Callington Autumn Show Callington Town Hall 2.00 p.m.


Saturday15 September Searching for Seaweed VMCA 10am-12pm Hannafore, Looe Coastguards Donations


Saturday 15 September 2012


Family Bushcraft Day Enjoy a family adventure with our experienced rangers. Learn how to build a shelter, light a fire without matches and even forage for food! All children to be accompanied by an adults (no more than 2 children per adult). Duration approx 5 hours. Meet: Penlee Battery Car Park, 10am Bring: Packed lunch and drink. Suitable clothing and footwear


Saturday 15 September


Duloe Beer & Cider Festival Duloe Village Hall


Saturday 15, Sunday 16 September 11am-4pm Apple Weekend


At Cotehele Estate. A weekend of all things apples, including tastings, trails and family fun. Normal Admission Charges Apply


15 – 21 September South East Cornwall Walking Festival


A week of guided walks in and around South East Cornwall, showing off some of the best countryside this county has to offer. Walks vary in distance from town rambles to all day walks and cover themes such as wildlife, local history and archaeology. Contact Looe TIC on 01503 262072 for more information. Most walks ask for a donation which goes to a local charity of the walks leaders choice.


Saturday 15 September - Saturday 3 November 11am-4pm


Margaret Johnson Plus Our favourite glass artist with a surprise addition. Exibition in Cotehele Gallery. Normal Admission Charges Apply


Sunday 16 September 2012 Annual British Heart Foundation


Cost: £18.00 1 Adult and 1 Child, £25.00 1 Adult and 2 Children Booking Essential on 01752 822236


Sponsored Looe-Polperro Walk Take a picturesque walk along the coastal path, panoramic views along the coast. Walk the 4.5 miles and maybe walk the return journey or taxi back. Start at Marine Drive, Hannafore 9am-12 o’clock for registration. Cafe open at Talland. Toilets at Talland. Details and registration forms from H.Fox 01579 340041


Sunday 16 September Looe Model Boat Club


open day Millpool, West Looe FREE


Sunday 16 September


Low Tide Cricket match LBOA Midday Looe River!


Thursday 20 September 2012 Historic Buildings Tour Guided walk with our resident expert. Learn all about the history of the buildings in the Park and see the recent studies of the English Garden House by the University of Pennsylvania. Duration approx 1? hours. Meet: Front Terrace, Mount Edgcumbe House, 10.30am. Cost: £5.00 p.p Booking: Essential on 01752 822236


21 – 23 September Looe Music festival


Saturday 22nd September


Children’s Film Show (free). Callington Town Hall 2.00 p.m. for 2.30 p.m. Films are to be confirmed nearer the time but look on the Town Council website for details callington-tc.gov.uk


29 September Autumn Diesel Gala Day


at Bodmin & Wenford Railway Another opportunity for modern traction fans to savour our fleet of heritage diesel locomotives in action.


www.bodminrailway.co.uk. 01208 73555


Saturday 29 September ‘Octoberfest’ Callington Town Hall 7.30 p.m. organised by Callington Twinning Association. Tickets from Callington Town Hall.


Sunday 30 September 12noon-3pm


Orchard and apple day at Lydford Gorge. Help collect our apples for juicing. See the apple press in action. Activities in the orchard for all the family. Bring a picnic. Normal admission charges apply.


October 2012 Tuesday 2 October


Practical Volunteer Day Kit Hill Clearing vegetation from the “Donkey Pound” and other mining features to the west of Kit Hill summit Meet: Kit Hill Summit SX 375713, 10 - 4 Bring: Lunch and drink, wear strong boots or wellies and old clothes. Cost: Free. Booking: Call to say yes or for more info Chrissie 01579 370030 email clemarchant@cornwall.gov.uk


Wednesday 5 October Honey Fair.


12-14 October Railmotor Weekend


New Road, Callington All day Stalls throughout the streets all day. Fun Fair in town


at Bodmin & Wenford Railway NEW FOR 2012


A fantastic opportunity to sample travel behind the unique Great Western Railway Railmotor No 93, built at Swindon in 1908 – its first visit away from its Didcot home since completion of its restoration last year. Several other GWR locomotives in action working an intensive timetable. A unique celebration of the GWR Cornish branch line! www.bodminrailway.co.uk. 01208 73555


Saturday, 13 October


Geology of the Reserve walk on Churchtown Farm Community Nature Reserve, Saltash with Jonathan King. Meet 10.30 a.m. at the Cecil Arms Pub, Saltash. Contact details:- 01752 846407


Saturday 20 October


Children’s Film Show (free). Callington Town Hall 2.00 p.m. for 2.30 p.m. Films are to be confirmed nearer the time but look on the Town Council website for details callington-tc.gov.uk


Olympics – under starter’s orders


Lanivet 12 Newquay 13 St Stephen 14 Trewoon ‘A hugely


important day for Cornwall’ As Cornwall prepares to celebrate the


historic arrival of the Olympic Flame at RNAS Culdrose on the evening of 18 May with up to a billion people from across the world ex- pected to watch as it leaves Land’s End the following morning on the start of its 8,000 mile journey around the UK.


Details of the route the Flame will take through Cornwall and the names of the inspirational Torchbearers who have been chosen to carry it have been announced.


There is already growing excitement across Cornwall about this once in a lifetime event, with the 21 communities along the route hard at work developing their plans.


The announcement by LOCOG of the streets along which the Olympic Flame will be carried in Cornwall and details of the Torchbearers has added to this sense of excitement.


The street-by-street details and arrival times in


Land’s End May 19 2012


18 Bugle Stenalees


St. Austell 15


17 16 Eden Project 22 Saltash


Bodmin


19 20


21 Liskeard


Truro 11


route through Cornwall


Torchbearers 4 2


Land’s End Sennen


1


each community for when the Olympic Flame will travel through Cornwall can be viewed in full at www.london2012.com/ olympictorchrelay


This information means that people can now find out when the Olympic Flame will be travelling along their nearest high street, through their town square or past their local village shop .


‘This is a hugely important day for Cornwall as we will be in the spotlight for both the arrival


‘The Olympic and Paralympic Games is the biggest event in the world and we want as many people as possible to get involved by taking part in local events and lining the streets to cheer the Olympic Flame on its journey through Cornwall.


‘The announcement of the individual streets and roads the Torchbearers will be running through really brings the whole route to life and means that people can now make their plans on where to go to see the Flame and witness the amazing spectacle of the Olympic Torch Relay’.


Newlyn Penzance


3 5 Marazion 6 Roseudgeon 9


Ashton Breage 8 7


Helston


Falmouth 10


of the Olympic Flame and the first day of the Olympic Torch Relay,’ said Chris Ridgers, Cornwall Council’s portfolio holder for economy and regeneration.


(1) Start 07.00 Land’s End (2) Arrive 07.31 Sennen (3) Arrive 08.00 Newlyn (4) Arrive 08.20 Penzance (5) Arrive 09.01 Marazion (6) Arrive 09.26 Rosudgeon (7) Arrive 09.42 Ashton (8) Arrive 09.54 Breage (9) Arrive 10.07 Helston (10) Arrive 10.53 Falmouth (11) Arrive 12.27 Truro (12) Arrive 13.11 Newquay (13) Arrive 15.13 St. Stephen (14) Arrive 15.30 Trewoon (15) Arrive 15.44 St. Austell (16) Arrive 16.22 Eden Project (17) Arrive 17.16 Stenalees (18) Arrive 17.25 Bugle (19) Arrive 17.50 Lanivet (20) Arrive 17.58 Bodmin (21) Arrive 18.35 Liskeard (22) Arrive 19.15 Saltash.


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