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A young woman from Torpoint is facing a frustrating wait to hear if a life-changing operation will be funded by the NHS. Emma Walton, 23, has cerebral palsy which has affected the muscles in her thighs, legs and feet - making walking difficult and tiring. Walking distances, managing steps and kerbs are all challenging as is wet weather which can pose more dangers for Emma. But her life could be transformed with an operation called selective dorsal rhizotomy - a complex neurological procedure which treats the nerve roots affected by the cerebral palsy. Although this operation has been carried out for many years on children and adults in America, it is relatively new to the UK and only offered to children up to the age of 10. Emma’s consultant at Frenchay Hospital in Bristol is confident that the operation - costing around £25,000 - would benefit Emma greatly, but is not optimistic about funding from the NHS. Emma’s parents Elaine and Frank run the Top Shop chippy in Torpoint and they have been in regular contact with the consultant to establish if funding might be forthcoming. Elaine said: “As far as funding goes we have absolutely no idea what is going on and why it is taking so long. Even though they thought we had no chance of getting the funding they still submitted a funding request. It has been well over a year now and we still have heard nothing.” In the meantime the Waltons have put a poster in their chip shop highlighting Emma’s dilemma - and over £2,000 has been raised as a result. They have also been saving hard to save funds should the NHS turn down the application. Elaine said: “As parents we want the best for our children and this operation could really change Emma’s life. It is hard for her to walk, affects the way she feels about herself and makes it difficult for her to get employment as a disabled person. “The problem she faces in later life can all be greatly improved by having this operation.” The family only took over the fish and chip shop three years ago, having moved down from Bradford. Elaine said: “We have been overwhelmed with the support we have received. People of all ages have been so generous in wanting to help Emma. “At the end of the day if the NHS don’t fund the operation we will have to borrow the money for the operation. It’s the least we can do for Emma.” Even after the operation Emma will face a long to deal with a few incidents where period of rehabilitation and physiotherapy. casualties suffered the effects of heat In the meantime she continues to look for exhaustion, both on the beaches and employment. She graduated with a degree in on the walk back up the long paths to psychology from Surrey University and hopes to the cliff top. establish a career in counselling. “As the weather changed, She has recently returned from a year gaining swells picked up and strong rip work experience as a volunteer with Haringay Social currents flowed in stormy weather, Services working on a young adults project. our lifeguards took on a more Emma said: “I’m currently looking for work in a preventative role. One notable rescue similar field or counselling, but I know this operation at Sharrow happened when three is so important for my future. It could enable me to teenage siblings were rescued from live a normal life.” the rip current that took them round Sharrow point, amongst the waves and rocks. Our prevention action continues and, where possible, our lifeguards try to educate the beach users so they can enjoy a fun and safe day out on the coast.” Your local RNLI Branch have been William Shimell might be a well-known name on out and about over the past few the international opera stage and in the cinema, weeks fundraising for the charity. You but at home on the Rame Peninsula he’s just Bill may have spotted us at the Lions who lends his voice to charitable fundraising events Fayre or Mount Edgecumbe Classic whenever he Car Rally, or more recently on our can. Flag Day where we were collecting His latest in Torpoint and Millbrook and on effort the ferries. We are also delighted to however announce that the RNLI have been is not a selected as our Sainburys Torpoint concert – he branch Charity of the Year.....more has instead about this later. recorded Peak Season finishes on Sunday a CD of his September 7 (Freathy closes), - but favourite RNLI lifeguards will continue to man English Tregonhawke and Sharrow beaches songs in aid seven days a week, and Tregantle at of St. Luke’s weekends, up until September 28. Hospice If you would like to know more Plymouth about your local RNLI Rame Peninsula as well as St Branch, please contact Peter Harrison James and Maryfield Churches in Torpoint. Tel: 01503 230216 The CD is called I’ll Walk Beside You which is one of the 19 song titles on the album. Most of the songs are from the early 1900s and include favourites such as Bless this House, Sea Fever, Parted, On the Road to Mandalay and The Little Boy that Santa Claus Forgot. William is accompanied by Pauline Turpitt on the piano. The CDs are £9 each and can be ordered by phone on 01752 814018 or via the website www.charitycd.co.uk , where you can find more information about the CD and the charities and also RNLI Lifeguard Warren Llewellyn listen to a sample track. and Tim Stokes launch ‘Respect the Water’ campaign Photo: RNLI.
Launch of ‘Respect the Water’ campaign By Maggie Cardew (Rame Peninsula Branch RNLI)
RAME PENINSULA BRANCH RNLI Coastal fatality figures released in July revealed that 32 people accidentally lost their lives on the south west coast last year. The number of near-misses was even higher, with 87 lives being saved by the RNLI’s south west lifeboat crews and lifeguards. In July the RNLI launched a major drowning awareness campaign, ‘Respect the Water’ warning people to stay safe at the beach and on the water. Over the past four years, a total of 130 people have died on the south west coast. The figures show a clear gender divide, with adult men accounting for 60 per cent of south west coastal deaths over this time. Many would assume adrenaline sports and rough weather are the biggest causes of incidents but, in fact, it’s casual, every day use of the coast and sea which often results in fatalities. RNLI volunteer crews and lifeguards in Cornwall have been very busy during August - Penlee lifeboat being diverted from a fireworks display to search for an overdue yacht and Fowey’s inshore lifeboat launching to reports of a boat in danger of being washed onto rocks. Challenging conditions at Polzeath with spring tides combining with strong onshore winds and large swells, meant it was too dangerous for RNLI lifeguards to end their patrol at the usual time, and on one particular evening, lifeguards assisted 32 people who had fallen off the bank of sand and straight into the path of a rip current. Only days later the same team saved the lives of two women and their children during similar extreme conditions in the high spring tides. Closer to home, Paul Gunning, the local RNLI Lifeguard supervisor told me about patrols at Whitsand Bay during August: “Peak Season started well with the beaches busy, as many people enjoyed the unbroken sunny weather. This in turn brought its own problems, and the lifeguards had
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The annual meeting of the Friends of Thanckes Park is taking place on Wednesday September 24 at 7pm in the Committee Room of the Council Chambers in Torpoint. The Friends work to further the social, economic and environmental benefit of Thanckes Park (The Lawn) to the public. All members are invited to attend and residents can join on the night if not already a member. There are no subscription fees and membership is free. Nominations for the management committee are welcomed but must be received no later than a week before the meeting. Encouraged by Cornwall Council, the Friends of Thanckes formed in 2009 to secure large funding to conserve, renovate and redevelop the Lawn. Following public consultation, funds were sought from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) to create a conservation action plan which, when created, would form the basis for a large project to be funded by Parks for People. Despite initial positive responses from HLF and months of hard work, the application for funds was turned down at the last minute. Even though funds are in short supply, the Friends have had significant success. Much of the Lawn is now a Queen Elizabeth II Field in Trust, protected against developers and must remain for recreational use for all time. The Lawn now has a conservation assessment
and action plan. There is a marquee available for use during events at the park. The Friends have acted as a nucleus around which those interested in the future of the park can meet. The Friends want to increase involvement of local people and increase the park’s profile. New members are always welcome and can join online at www.friendsofthanckespark.org.uk, by email to fotp@friendsofthanckespark.org.uk, by post to Friends of Thanckes Park, Room 10, Council Chambers, York Road, Torpoint PL11 2LG, or at the annual meeting. Nominations for the management committee can be sent by email or by post.
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The King’s Troop Royal Horse Artillery will be riding up Fore Street to Thanckes Park on September 17
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Pidgen and Son Funeral Service has completed a comprehensive refurbishment of their premises at Trevol Business Park. The four week refurbishment programme has transformed the exterior of the building, with a fresh colour scheme and new modern signage. David Fowell, area manager said “The timing of the refurbishment could not have come at a better time, with Trevol Business Park changing year by year, particularly as the new Medical Centre is being built opposite us. I am delighted with the new modern look of our offices and look forward to welcoming families here in the future.” David, alongside Martyn Hall, Davina Burton and Holly Pender-Smith continue to be on hand to deliver a first class service to our clients in Torpoint and the surrounding area. Pidgen and Son are also pleased to offer their award winning pre-paid funeral plans. For details about the options available, please feel free to visit us at our offices, give us a call on 01752 812479, or visit our website. By visiting the website at www.wcpltd.com and selecting Torpoint, we are now able to offer the ability to view obituary notices, make a donation as well as showing full details of the pre-paid funeral plans that we offer. If none of our traditional plans suit your needs, please get in touch with us and we can prepare a fully personalised plan.
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Richardson Legal Services are running free legal advice clinics in Saltash and Tavistock in September. David Richardson will be on hand to answer questions about wills, lasting powers of attorney, home protection trusts, care free advice and associated matters. The first clinic will take place at Saltash Town Hall on Tuesday September 2 between 10am and 12.30pm, followed on Tuesday September 9 at Tavistock Library between the same times. All are welcome to drop in - no appointments necessary.
Torpoint Neighbourhood Watch Office The office provides a service to the Caradon area with regard to Neighbourhood Watch and crime prevention issues. The office is open to the public at the following times: Mondays – 0930 - 1230; Wednesday – 0930 - 1230; Friday – 0930 - 1230 The office is situated at Torpoint Police Station telephone number 01752 817858. Also available from the office and reasonably priced are crime prevention items which include shed/vehicle alarms and personal attack alarms.
Domiciliary care team provides wide range of community services Torcare’s domiciliary care service is a team of elite, well trained, friendly staff who visit people in their own homes within the Rame Peninsula, providing flexible home caring to assist you, your mum and dad or elderly relative to stay in their own home and continue an independent lifestyle. The domiciliary care service aims to provide occasional or regular help with personal care, which can include help with getting up or going to bed, washing, dressing, bathing, cooking meals, changing or making beds. We are able to provide staff to do light domestic duties, shopping, escorts to help you with your own shopping or to attend appointments and we can even walk the dog if necessary. The Torcare staff play a very important role in a client’s wellbeing and Torcare pick only the best, providing an excellent training programme with regular updates. Torcare’s staff are intelligent, professional,
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It’s lovely to be asked to be part of the happy couple’s very special day because our church sees it as our calling to welcome people to church in the name of Christ. It’s also a big responsibility. I have to make sure I get the words right, although I have a Registrar watching over me to make sure I don’t leave anything out or call people by the wrong name! And the responsibility starts long before that. Making sure we have an organist, that the orders of service have the right hymns, that the church is clean and warm and that the flower lady has the right keys. My last responsibility is to rush to the reception with what has been left behind - and there’s always something. We’ve had the usual scarves, glasses, even handbags and, believe it or not, crutches! How did that poor soul not notice that they couldn’t walk properly? And we never did find the owner of those. But then the responsibility shifts to the bride and groom - the responsibility they each have toward the other of caring and sharing in their new life together and of each really becoming ‘the other half’. In marriage you expect to have friends and family around through good times and bad but, for the Christian, there is always another source of help and that is, of course, God our heavenly Father, to whom we turn automatically whenever we have a need or feel the urge to praise. God is always present at the wedding, watching as two of His precious children make their promises to each other and to Him and He will be there for them, too, as they go through their new life together. In marriage, as in all aspects of our life, we are called upon to keep the promises we make. We often break them but we can be thankful that God’s promises to us will never be broken.
The large and enthusiastic audience gave a resounding standing ovation to the Rame Peninsula Male Voice Choir at the end of an amazing performance given by the choir under the direction of multi-talented Jonathan Delbridge and equally talented Elizabeth Sidebotham. The choir delighted the audience with songs from shows and musicals and well known populars like Bohemian Rhapsody and Rhythm of Life. In the second half of the concert the audience joined the choir in community singing of well-known First World War songs. The choir was supported by the outstanding performance of 13-yearold Sehyogue Aulakh who thrilled the audience playing piano and the Marimba. Sehyogue has a bright future ahead of her and has many awards to her name including the Plymouth Music Zone Nick Thomas memorial award for outstanding achievement. Also in the programme was the St Dominic hand bell ringers who thrilled the audience with their mellow and harmonious bell sounds with a varied and skilful presentation of tunes including Danny Boy and a medley of famous Cornish songs. The finale of the concert concluded with the choir singing Morte Christi, conducted by deputy musical director of the choir Norman Nethercott, with Jonathan Delbridge on the organ; followed by community singing of the Cornish Anthem Trelawney. Both the finale songs included male voice singers from the audience which was warmly welcomed. The captivated audience gave a long standing ovation to the choir and performers. Proceeds from the concert benefited the Sue Hooper Charitable Foundation set up by Sue Hooper, who chaired the concert in 2000 in aid and support of the education and promotion of music, drama and the performing arts. The Rame Peninsula Male Voice Choir, based in Kingsand, would welcome new male singers. They meet every Wednesday evening at the Village Hall at Kingsand at 7.30 – 9.30pm
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FROM THE MAYOR’S PARLOUR I am sad to report the passing of Ron Widdecombe in August. Ron was Mayor of Torpoint times and also a Caradon councillor. Ron was the first Town Mayor in 1974 when the council became a district council and the role of chairman became Town Mayor. Ron was a wealth of knowledge for the town and always helpful to the residents and the younger and new members of the council. Our thoughts go out to his family. Torpoint Police have made several appeals on their Facebook page (Torpoint Police) asking the public to take measures to secure their own property, both in their homes and in their vehicles. They have lost count of the number of vehicles and indeed houses which have been targeted by opportunist thieves and it transpires that either the vehicle or the house was not secured correctly and property including money was left on display. They would also like to remind people to secure their homes by locking doors whilst they are in their property or out in their gardens during daytime hours. Property identification packs are available from the Neighbourhood Watch Team at Torpoint Police Station open Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9.30am to 12.30pm, 01752 817858. If you see anybody acting suspiciously around vehicles please call 999 if you suspect that a crime is in progress. If you have any information about any of these thefts, or any other crime, please get in touch as soon as possible on the non-emergency police telephone number 101.
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Sad to report passing of former Town Mayor Ron Widdecombe than 24 years in Girl guiding UK. The award will be presented to Chris in Salisbury. She has done a lot over the years both locally and countywide for the organisation and the region is rewarding her. Congratulations Chris and thank you for all you do for the town. South East Cornwall’s Oliver Smart son of Ian Smart of Torpoint Community College has returned from the European Biathlon Championships and World Cup Tour in Setubal, Portugal with a gold and silver medal. Oliver, 11, who attends Plymouth College Preparatory School was one of the youngest competitors in a field of 18 with representatives from countries including Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Portugal and Russia, and won a silver medal in the individual Youth D category and gold in the team competition. This follows a successful last 12 months in which Oliver has become the GB Modern Biathlon champion and runner up in the British Schools Modern Biathlon Championships. Rendel Park: the sea wall has now been repaired and the park will be open to the public. I would like to point out that the park belongs to the Tamar Bridge and Torpoint Joint Committee. Torpoint Town Council has only taken on the lease to maintain the flowerbeds and the cutting of the grass. The King’s Troop: Don’t forget The Kings Troop Royal Horse Artillery are coming to Town on Wednesday September 17. They will be leaving from outside the Kings Public House/Police Station, Ferry Street at 6pm riding up through Fore Street making their way to Thanckes Park where a welcome and a salute will be taken. On Saturday September 20 the Kings Troop will be at an Open Day at Mt Edgcumbe Park from 12 noon. Open Forum: You are welcome to come along to a Council meeting and ask questions in the ‘Open Forum’ at the end of our agenda meeting, we meet on the third Thursday of each month (except August) our next meeting takes place on Thursday September 18 at 7pm. Further details at: www.torpointtowncouncil.gov.uk We have to say goodbye to HMS Raleigh’s Captain Bob Fancy and Sarah. We have all loved having Bob and Sarah with us and they have been a fantastic support for our community. All our good wishes go with them both for the future. The gateway to Cornwall is always open to you both. I would like to welcome the new Captain of HMS Raleigh, Captain Robert Bellfield and his family to Torpoint and hope they have an enjoyable time here. The Gorsedh Kernow: by the time you read this the Gorsedh will have taken place on Saturday September 6 at Thanckes Park, I would like to thank everybody who helped in any way. I would also like to congratulate all the competition winners from the Torpoint & District Area:
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July 15 – Attended the Torpoint Community College Awards. Congratulations to all the winners. July 17 - Torpoint Community College and Rame Ten Tors 50th Anniversary Reunion. It was good to see some of the past and present students and staff who took part over the 50 years. July 18 - Torpoint Nursery and Infant School to a Thank You Afternoon. July 18 - STC presentation to the Boxing Club at the Queens Arms. July 19 - Torpoint & Rame Peninsula Lions Club at The College Grounds which was officially opened by Captain Bob Fancy. A very enjoyable afternoon had by all. July 23 -Torpoint Nursery and Infants School Assembly. Year 2 students move to Carbeile Junior School in September. The children are a credit to all the staff and helpers at the school. July 23 - Penny Geach’s Retirement farewell Open Day. Enjoy Penny! July 24 - Admiralty House: Flag Officer Sea Training Reception. It was nice to meet up with various Mayors, business and naval personnel from around Plymouth and SE Cornwall including Chris Girdler the editor of the Advertiser and his wife Debbie. July 27 - St James Church: Commemorative Service for the 100th Anniversary of World War 1. Thank you Lynn for a lovely service and also the The Coppola School of Performing Arts Singers. August 2 - Torpoint Youth Football Funday and Dog Show. An enjoyable afternoon, well done to the organisers. August 3 - RBL & RNA Saltash Branch 100th Anniversary of World War 1 Church Service. August 4 - 100th Anniversary of First World War Commemorative Service at Cornwall County Hall, Truro August 4 – St Andrew’s Church Commemorative Service for the 100th Anniversary of First World War then procession to Plymouth Hoe (Lights Out Service) at 11pm. August 12 – Molly Montgomery had her hair shaved in aid of Cancer Research UK At Sainsburys. Molly is a student at Torpoint Community College where a teacher Richard Feast had recently passed away with a brain tumour. Molly’s godmother Sarah Radley was there to see Molly have her hair shaved, Sarah had been diagnosed with cancer and sadly passed away three days after. Our thoughts are with all the families and friends at this very sad time. Molly is donating her long locks to the Little Princess Trust which makes wigs for children. Well done Molly on raising over £1000 you are a credit to your friends, family and to Torpoint.
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Adult Class Results Class 4b: Sybil Pomeroy Cup (Cornish Essay in English) 1st: Geoffrey Truscott (Torpoint); Highly Commended: Margery Payne (Torpoint). Class 7: Ruth Moss Trophy (Short Story Set in Cornwall) 1st: Veronica Bright (Torpoint); 3rd: Nikki Welch (Torpoint). Under 18 Class Results Class 16: Crida Cup (English Verse on a Cornish Subject: 10 and 11 years) 1st: Zachary G Bryce (Millbrook CE Primary School); Commended: Olivia Calladine and Rohan Oldham (Millbrook CE Primary School). Class 22: Cyril Knight Cup (Detailed Study of a Cornish Subject Non-IT: 11 years and under) 2nd: Flora Bennetts De Souza (Millbrook CE Primary School); 3rd: Taya Triggs (Millbrook CE Primary School); Highly Commended: Karis Bloor, Reece Darren Bloor (Millbrook CE Primary School); Commended: Gabriel Bennetts De Souza, Jamie Blank, Molly West (Millbrook CE Primary School). Class 23: Cardiff Cornish Association Cup (Short Story Set in Cornwall: 12 to 17 years) Commended: Rohan Canavan (Oakwood Court College, Torpoint). Class 27: Howldrehevel Shield (Painting in Any Medium: 11 years and under) 2nd: Fern Mitchell (Carbeile Junior School); Highly Commended: Rosie Downing (Carbeile Junior School); Jack Flannagan (Millbrook CE Primary School). Commended: Jake Beck, Ebony Gallacher, Fern Mitchell, Lily Townsend, Jessica Welch (Carbeile Junior School), Flora Bennetts De Souza, Joao Bennetts De Souza, Poppy Northcott (Millbrook CE Primary School).
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Outstanding GCSE results for ‘inspired’ students from Torpoint Inspired students at Torpoint Community College have achieved the highest results in the history of the college with a significant improvement in the number of students attaining the highest grades of A* and A in many subjects and especially in maths, with a remarkable 20 per cent leap in three years. This significant improvement across the college is a reflection of both each and every inspired individual learner and the hard working members of staff. The college is looking forward to welcoming a significant number of these students into the hugely successful sixth form at the college which again this year also celebrates excellent results and sees every student move successfully to their next steps. At this early stage of examination analysis, with several results yet to come in and the sudden changes to Examinations and GCSEs, although anticipated to further increase, more than 60 per cent of students gained a
minimum of five or more GCSEs grades A* - C including English and maths using similar measures as last year; this being the highest results yet in the history of the college and is reflecting its continued improved results for the third year running. Over 97 per cent of students gained at least one A*- C grades. There has been a significant increase in the numbers of students gaining 9, 10 or more at the highest levels of A* - B grades. However, to mention a few are the achievements of some of the students starting with the outstanding Lucy Haggerty who achieved an amazing ten A* grades and a distinction, Alice Varley who achieved 4 A*, 4 A, 1 grade B, one distinction, one distinction star and one double merit. Chloe Roberts achieved 4 A*, 5 A, one grade B and one distinction. Also worth noting are the girls listed below who between them achieved a grand total of 5 A* grades, 18 A
grades, 6 B grades, 1 grade C and 2 distinctions. Well done to Hannah Byrne, Megan Roberts and Aimee Hannaford. The achievement of all individuals will be celebrated at a special awards ceremony in December when students collect their examination certificates. It was clear that the class of 2014 was a very special group, rising to every challenge and imposed change as dictated by the Department for Education. The college is immensely proud to be a fully inclusive college and students at the college on vocational programmes also did exceptionally well achieving distinctions and merits from their BTEC and ASDAN courses. Andrea Hazeldine, headteacher at the college said: “All the staff and governors at the college are extremely proud of our students’ achievements and are looking forward to supporting them over the next few years. Well done.”
Launch of Brighter Cornwall scheme to help local students Cornwall Council has announced details of the New Deal for Young People which included the Cornwall Higher Education (HE) scheme – Brighter Cornwall. The scheme aims to support
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more students from Cornwall to progress into higher education and into employment. This scheme was designed in response to an identified need, where fewer students from Cornwall progress into higher education compared with national averages in addition to addressing clear skills gaps. The programme will provide undergraduates with vital work experience and networking opportunities with local
businesses, enabling them to make connections that can lead to careers, long before graduation. Brighter Cornwall complements the existing offer for graduates and will also help to encourage the higher level skills required for economic growth back into the county. Students need to sign up and log their contact details for more information on the opportunities available to
them. Please take a look at www.brightercornwall.org.uk to find out more about Brighter Cornwall. Torpoint Mayor Mike Pearn, in supporting the initiative, said: “We would like your help to promote sign up to the programme by both students and local businesses that may be willing to offer an undergraduate a work placement as part of the scheme.”
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The 100th anniversary of the start of hostilities in the First World War has been marked during HMS Raleigh’s final passingout-parade of the summer term. The parade marked the successful completion of training for the recruits of Cornwell Division, the training division named in honour of a World War 1 hero, Boy Seaman John ‘Travers’ Cornwell VC. Standard bearers from the Royal British Legion were invited to take part in the ceremony which also included prayers, a recital of the ‘Ode of Remembrance’ and the last post.
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At a time when many global communities and humanitarian aid agencies are dealing with human suffering due to conflict, disease and poverty it is heartwarming to hear of inspirational work that is being undertaken by Save the Children both at home and abroad. In July the ladies of Wilcove WI were pleased to host Save the Children ambassador and volunteer fundraiser Chris Wiseman. Involvement with Save the Children has been very much a family affair with Chris following in the footsteps of her mother and joining the organisation many decades ago whilst still in her teens. During her talk Chris highlighted that Save the Children operates in over 120 countries and last year alone used 89p from every £1 raised to improve the lives of some 10 million children. With one of the organisation’s key messages being ‘No child born to die’ this agency focuses on tackling wide-ranging issues affecting the wellbeing of childen globally ie: conflict, displacement, poverty, hunger, health, education and safety (childprotection). One of the most surprising comments that Chris made was that Save the Children spend more money in the UK than any other country in dealing with issues surrounding child poverty and are currently working hard to improve the lives of UK children through various grant-aid and parenting/ education schemes. Chris also focused on a visit she made to Bangladesh where 1 in 24 babies die before their
first birthday and 1 in 19 before their fifth birthday but where there is clear indication that these figures can be reduced by 50 per cent as the women within these communities gain greater access to the family planning services and child and maternal health schemes. The ‘take home message’ Chris left the ladies of the Wilcove WI with was that the work of Save the Children (www.savethechildren.org.uk) is as critical today as it was when founded some 100 years ago. Our sincere thanks to Chris for her talk and ongoing commitment to this amazing organisation. The speaker for Tuesday September 16 is the very elegant thespian and producer Angela Collins who will bring tales of life behind the scenes in the theatre. Wilcove WI meets at 7.30pm on the third Tuesday of the month in Wilcove Village Hall and welcomes both visitors and new members.
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PANORAMIC UNINTERUPTED VIEWS can be enjoyed from this immaculate 3 Bed Maisonette across the River Tamar, St. Johns Lake and countryside beyond. A perfect position to enjoy the shipping activity on the water. Opportunity to purchase moorings subject to availability. The property benefits from a spacious Sitting/ Dining room, Kitchen/ Breakfast room, 2 Double bedrooms and 1 Single. Bathroom. Ample storage. Garage and communal gardens. EPC Rating D.
THIS SPACIOIUS 3 DOUBLE BEDROOM TERRACE PROPERTY provides a wealth of character. Views over the Tamar can be enjoyed from the rear of the property. The property benefits from Gas central heating and brand new uPVC double glazed windows. Spacious Sitting room, Dining room with uPVC double doors opening onto a decked area and enclosed courtyard. Kitchen/ Breakfast room, Bathroom, Separate W.C. Three Bedrooms, Courtyard, Garage and a small front garden. EPC Rating D.
STUNNING PANORAMIC WATERSIDE VIEWS. This pretty Georgian cottage is located in one of the best water side locations in Torpoint. This Individual cottage is beautifully presented and has been lovingly extended by the present owner. Morning sun on the balcony and setting evening sun in the garden. Three bedrooms, Sitting room, Sun lounge, Kitchen and utility, Dining room, Family bathroom, cloak room. If you love boats and navy ships etc. this is the cottage for you. Moorings available on request. EPC Rating D.
MUST BE VIEWED!!!! BEAUTIFULLY PRESENTED 3 BEDROOM DETACHED property set in a popular cul-de-sac location in Torpoint, close to local amenities, schools and bus route. Comprises Open Plan Sitting Room, Dining Room, Conservatory, Downstairs Cloakroom, Family Bathroom. Private and Enclosed Rear Garden. Summer House (Separate negotiation). Driveway. Garage with Electric Roll Door. EPC Rating C.
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THIS HISTORIC AND ENCHANTING PROPERTY HAS A SETTING OF WHICH DREAMS ARE MADE. Overlooking the western entrance into Plymouth Sound and surrounded by natural beauty, located on the historic and majestic Cornish Heritage coastline. Three double bedrooms, two of which are en-suite. Open plan Sitting room. Kitchen, Dining room and Bathroom. EPC Rating D.
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