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Lanreath Monthly Diary Dates
April 2024
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Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
Saturday |
Sunday
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1st Walking Group 10:00 Badminton 19:00 |
2nd
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3rd Football
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4th
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5th Pickleball 11:00 Craft Group 13:00 Dog Training 18:00 |
6th Looe Flower Club Spring Fayre 10:00
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7th Open Mic 15:00 Church Holy Communion Service 09:30 |
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8th Liskeard Shopper Bus 09:15 Badminton 19:00 |
9th
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10th Art Group 11:00 Bingo 19:00 |
11th
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12th Pickleball 11:00 Craft Group 13:00 Dog Training 18:00 |
13th Art Group 10:00 |
14th Church Service of the Word 09:30
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15th Liskeard Shopper Bus 09:15 Walking Group 10:00 Badminton 19:00 |
16th Ladybirds 09:30 Parish Council 19:00 |
17th Yoga 10:00 Bible Study 19:00 |
18th Ladybirds 9:30
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19th Pickleball 11:00 Craft Group 13:00 Dog Training 18:00 |
20th Football |
21st Big Breakfast 09:00 Church Service of the Word 09:30
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22nd Liskeard Shopper Bus 09:15 Badminton 19:00 |
23rd Ladybirds 09:30 Choir 19:00 |
24th Yoga 10:00 Art Group 11:00 Bible Study 14:30 |
25th Ladybirds 9:30
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26th Pickleball 11:00 Craft Group 13:00
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27th
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28th Church Rogation Service 16:00 |
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29th Liskeard Shopper Bus 09:15 Badminton 19:00 |
30thLadybirds 09:30 Football
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Parish Events table for those using a screen reader
April 2024
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Monday |
1st Badminton 19:00
Walking Group 10:00
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8th Liskeard Shopper Bus 09:15
Badminton 19:00 |
15th Liskeard Shopper Bus 09:15
Walking Group 10:00
Badminton 19:00 |
22nd Liskeard Shopper Bus 09:15
Badminton 19:00 |
29th Liskeard Shopper Bus 09:15
Badminton 19:00 |
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Tuesday |
2nd
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9th
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16th Ladybirds 09:30
Parish Council 19:00 |
23rd Ladybirds 09:30
Choir 19:00 |
30th Ladybirds 09:30
Football |
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Wednesday |
3rd
Football |
10th Art Group 11:00
Bingo 19:00
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17th Yoga 10:00
Bible Study 19:00
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24th Yoga 10:00
Art Group 11:00
Bible Study 14:30 |
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Thursday |
4th
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11th
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18th Ladybirds 09:30
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25th Ladybirds 09:30
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Friday |
5th Pickleball 11:00
Craft Group 13:00
Dog Training 18:00 |
12th Pickleball 11:00
Craft Group 13:00
Dog Training 18:00 |
19th Pickleball 11:00
Craft Group 13:00
Dog Training 18:00 |
26th Pickleball 11:00
Craft Group 13:00
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Saturday |
6th Looe Flower Club Spring Fayre 10:00
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13th Art Group 10:00
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20th Football 15:00
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27th
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Sunday |
7th Open Mic 15:00
Holy Communion Service 09:30 |
14th Church Service of the Word 09:30 |
21st Big Breakfast 09:00
Church Service of the Word 09:30 |
28th Church Rogation Service 16:00 |
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Queen's 'Green Canopy' Tree Planting
Photo montage above of tree planting
During this year’s National Tree Week, the community of Lanreath Parish recently planted an English oak tree (Quercus robur) in the grounds of the Village Hall as part of the Queen’s ‘Green Canopy’ Jubilee Year celebrations. This was initiated by Cllr Sue Cave, the Parish Council’s Environment lead, who, in collaboration with the ‘Forest for Cornwall Project’, secured the donation of the tree as part of the Project’s ‘Landmark Tree’ initiative. The Village Hall Committee kindly granted permission for the tree to be planted in the grounds of the Village Hall where it will be readily accessible to the whole community. On the day, the event was jointly organised by the Parish Council and the Lanreath Gardening Group and the Gardening Group have agreed to look after the tree as it grows. Some of the youngest members of our community from the Lanreath ‘Ladybirds’ pre-school toddler group were enthusiastic participants in the tree planting and, if they had their way, would still be there digging! The event was made even more special by the participation of Group Captain Mike Trace OBE DL, who, at very short notice, attended the tree planting celebration on behalf of the Lord-Lieutenant of Cornwall, Colonel Edward Bolitho OBE, the Queen’s representative in Cornwall.
The tree could live for over 300 years. Which means that, if we look after it, our great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great grandchildren will be still be able to play under its canopy. The oak tree also supports the largest variety of wildlife species of any tree in Britain from butterflies and moths to birds, bats, insects and fungi. 2,300 different species are supported by oak, with 326 species depending on oak for survival. 229 species are rarely found on trees other than oak. So, planting the tree was not only a splendid way to celebrate Her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee but, over the years, it should also help support the ecology of the area. A separate dedication, where the tree will be marked with a plaque, will take place in early June of next year to coincide with wider community celebrations of the Platinum Jubilee. It should have some leaves on it by then!
The Furzedown Community Fund
Are accepting applications for funding and help.
For community projects/educational needs/individual hardship etc.
Please apply giving your reasons and the amount required to:
Mr J Venning
Triere Farm
Lanreath
Looe
PL13 2PD
or email: j.venning@hotmail.com
New Defibrillator
The village is very fortunate to have a defibrillator situation on the Millennium green. However, we have managed to secure funding from both our local turbines, The British Heart Foundation, the County Councillors Community fund and the Amenities to enable us to recently purchase our second defibrillator from the British Heart Foundation which is situated outside of the Village Hall. This will be a great contribution to the residential area at the top end of the village and of course any functions that take place in the village hall. The list of trained responders will be the same for both defibrillators and is located next to them. The defibrillator is registered with the South Western Ambulance Service and all weekly and monthly checks will be carried out throughout the year by Sandra Pipe, and training for use of the defibrator will be a joint training session for both defibrillators for the named responders.
New Millennium Building Weather Vane
Following extensive fund raising, a handsome new 'The Owl and the Pussy Cat' weather vane was erected on top of the Millennium Building clock tower with a splendidly refurbished clock courtesy of volunteer members of the community.
New Millennium Green Retaining Wall
The retaining wall for the Millennium Green was in imminent danger of collapse. This has now been completely rebuilt to a very high standard, with assistance from Viridor towards the funding, and local builder Neil Marshall for completion of the work.
