Due to resurfacing works Commercial Road in Hayle will be closed between 0930 and 1630 on Mondays to Fridays from 25 March to 5 April. During the closure hours First Kernow Services T1 and T2 will operate diversions. Customer notice for Commercial Road and Roseworthy closures. Age UK Service 515 will also operate a diversion via Guildford Road , Viaduct Hill, Trevithick Crescent, Humphry Davy Lane, Queensway, Penpol Avenue, Penpol Road to Foundry Square White Hart. read more »
Due to resurfacing works the road through Roseworthy will be closed
between 0730 and 1700 on Mondays to Fridays from 27 March to 5 April.
During the closure hours First Kernow services T1 and T2 will operate
diversions. Customer notice for Roseworthy and Commercial Road closures.
James and Janine Kennedy assumed they would never see their family holiday action videos again when the camera was knocked off one of their surfboards in ... read more »
Call for council to take on whole Hayle Harbour redevelopment if it's ever going to happen
Cornwall Council is set to use £5.65m from Homes England to provide a road which will unlock the development of housing on land owned by Sennybridge Hayle Ltd (SHL) and invest more than £15m on acquiring land to build 140 homes itself on the development read more »
Ref. No: PA19/02040 | Received date: Wed 06 Mar 2019 | Status: Pending Consideration | Case Type: Planning Application
"Existing planning permissions for adjacent developments (PA14/02920 and PA16/04643) required an upgrade to this junction before development can begin" read more »
Proposed redevelopment of the Jewson site to include a new Jewson building and yard with redevelopment and conservation of the remaining premises to provide up to 60 residential units with associated access and open space.
Extracts from the Board Presentation - also available as a flipbook from
This is mostly the images with a few text extracts below
Ecology [page 28]
A Preliminary Ecological Appraisal was carried out by Tamar Ecology in May 2018
Defibrillators are most effective when placed so they can be accessed as quickly as possible, and ideally within 3 minutes.
With the village having two hills and a long road along the river, that's a challenge with a single defibrillator. So the defibrillator team has been working on getting more defibrillators to cover the village.
They've managed to access enough funding to get three more defibrillators for the village.
Further to last year's meeting, the intent was to have one at the Community Centre, and another near the viaduct on Riverside with the location of the 4th machine to be decided at the meeting. They all need an electrical connection to keep them charged. read more »
Here's a handy reminder of the DRAB checks and the information about accessing the defibrillator which you can print and put on your noticeboard or fridge.
If you'd just like to print the image, simple click on it or click here Print reminder
May 14. — The Captains of the colliers trading to this
port, Hayle and Portreath, formed a combination not
to carry copper-ore for less than 5s. per ton, or to sell
coals from Wales for less than 50s. per way (16s. 8d.
per ton).
May 20. — The sailors at Hayle dismantled Captain
Sargeant's vessel for trading in copper-ore at 4s. per
ton, on which account the people at Hayle called out
the Yeoman Cavalry.
April 12. — The L Ocean ran on shore on the Eastern
Spits, and filled with water; crew saved. The pilot,
Richard Grenfell, received an injury.
April 13. — The L! Ocean discharged 100 tons logwood
into Hayle barges. Her repairs at St. Ives, previous
to her loss, cost £1,249 17s. 6d. The wreck has been
sold for £205.
May 12 --The schooner Polmanter began to load alongside St.
Ives Quay the first cargo of copper-ore ever shipped
from this port direct from a mine. This cargo is from
Wheal Trenwith.
May 27. — Mackerel selling 3d. each ; butter in Pen-
zance market io^d, and beef 7d. per pound ; barley 16s.,
wheat 27s., potatoes us. per bushel.
1824 November 10 -- Wind N.E., a very heavy gale, with a tremendous sea ; damage to shipping trivial, but some houses on the beach were unroofed, windows broken, and cellar-doors forced open by the violence of the waves. The sea broke at intervals into the churchyard, the graves were levelled, and two head-stones washed down.
October 15, 1824. — Arrived a steam vessel, which went for Hayle.*
* It is related that very great alarm was occasioned at St. Ives on the first appearance of a steamer on the coast. It was thought to be a vessel on fire, and boats were manned to go out to her assistance ; but on her coming nearer she was discovered to be a steam vessel, which went into Hayle.
Reserved Matters for a first phase of development at North
Quay (Ref: PA18/04577)
Following a lengthy consultation period on the above application and further to the comments which were received on 10" January 2019 collectively from the key heritage consultees (World Heritage Site team, Historic England and CC’s conservation officer), we write to set out our response to the comments in the form of focused amendments to the scheme, as agreed.
Alongside revised architectural and landscape drawings, the following reports are submitted: read more »
PA18/04577 | Application for approval of reserved matters (access, appearance, landscaping, layout and scale) pursuant to outline permission PA13/01370 for 175 residential units, 2,235sqm of retail (Class A1-A5) floorspace, 483sqm of business (Class B1) floorspace and 344sqm of floorspace for industrial, FQ and fish storage (Class B2 and B8), including access, parking and public open space. | Hayle Harbour North Quay Hayle Cornwall TR27 4BL
Proposed redevelopment of the Jewson site to include a new Jewson building and yard with redevelopment and conservation of the remaining premises to provide up to 60 residential units with associated access and open space.
Angela Warwick from Situ8 Planning Consultancy provided Members with an update regarding the application that she has been working on for the housing development on the land off Trevassack/Viaduct Hill. She explained that the delay in submitting the application had been partially as a result of feedback from some of the consultees and consequently some amendments had to be made. Historic England was not in favour of the height of the 3 storey block of flats and so now Ms Warwick was looking at changing the layout to include more houses and bungalows but it was envisaged that the overall number of dwellings would remain the same. Highways had expressed concerns so new proposals to ease traffic movement would be introduced, including some one way sections. read more »
This is a national web based project with the aim of identifying routes which potentially are unrecorded Rights of Way and to record progress towards submitting Definitive Map Modification Order Applications. There is a separate sub-project for each County or Local Highways Authority area.
In 1769, the Cornish Copper Company made a canal of about half a mile in length from Hayle to Copper-house, to bring small vessels to the copper works; and erected small flood gates near the upper end, to keep the canal clear of sand. The harbour of Hayle before 1788, was seldom accessible to vessels of more than 70 tons burthen through the accumulation of sand on the bar, which crosses its entrance; and from the sudden shifting of the sand banks, vessels were frequently exposed to danger both in entering and in leaving the harbour. In 1788 the company carried a wear across the entrance of Phillack creek, and erected flood gates on the southern side of it. These were opened to admit the coming tide, and at high water were closed. read more »
From spring 2020, Penzance Heliport will
be home to the new Isles of Scilly helicopter, reinstating direct
flights from Penzance to St Mary’s and Tresco. read more »
Plans for an eyesore to be knocked down and replaced with 70 homes have been given the thumbs-up despite locals' opposition. The project for R&J Supplies ... read more »
Submitted by Secretary - Chr... on Mon, 28/01/2019 - 10:30.
If you'd like to support the lights and you live in the village then you could join the 100 Club.
100 Club Rules; only residents over the age of 16 can buy a number, each number costs £10 for the whole year which starts in April (covers 10 draws - there are no draws in November and December) and you can buy as many numbers as you like. So 1 number = £10, 2 numbers = £20 & so on.
Each draw there is a £25 prize for each 100 Club square, plus a bonus draw to win tickets.
The commmittee will be visting weach house in the village in the next week or so to renew your numbers, or let you change or add to them. read more »
Mousehole's lights may be on
more people's bucket list but you haven't experienced the festive season
properly until you've found all Twelve Days of Christmas around the
picturesque village near Hayle.
The platform extension is planned to be completed prior to the timetabling change in May
The Station building is now complete
The Car Parks will be fully operational in time for the timetabling
change in May but hoped that the majority of the construction activities
will be finalised in early April.
Special message from Angarrack Christmas Lights chairperson Nikki
"On behalf of Angarrack Christmas Lights I would like to say a big Thank You to everyone that helped to put the lights up this year and to
those who are also helping us power some of them. read more »
This is a 'Public Service Announcement' on behalf of our good prickly friends ... PLEASE - PLEASE - PLEASE ... if you are going to be out having bonfire-fun over the weekend ... PLEASE make sure you are not inadvertently killing hedgehogs and other wildlife.
If you are having a bonfire, try and build it on the day you burn. If it has to be built in advance, check underneath before lighting - levering it up with the blunt end of a rake ... and if it is monumental and you cannot do that - at least light it from just one side.
Hedgehogs do not have a fight or flight response - this makes them particularly vulnerable - but at least lighting from one side gives them a chance. read more »
Cornwall's Railways (before 1859 and the opening of the Royal Albert Bridge, Saltash
Cornwall played a noteworthy part in the infancy of steam locomotion. In Redruth in 1784 the Scot, William Murdoch, built the first practical vehicle to run under its own steam power, albeit a small model. The great Cornish engineer, Richard Trevithick, built a steam road carriage and ran it successfully in Camborne on Christmas Eve, 1801. He went on to harness the power of steam for rail locomotion, at Penydarren in South Wales in 1803, but it was left to others elsewhere to profit from his achievements. read more »
Notice is hereby given, in accordance with the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004, that Cornwall Council is publishing the draft Housing Supplementary Planning
Hayle Fights “Completely Unacceptable” Harbour Development
The Mayor of Hayle, Clive Polkinghorne, says residents of Hayle must give their views on a proposed new development on North Quay, which he believes is “completely unacceptable” to the town.
At a meeting of Hayle Town Council on October 18 it was unanimously agreed to “strongly oppose” a development of buildings on the harbour front which could be several storeys high on the grounds of its visual impact, lack of protection of heritage, and multiple breaches of the town’s Neighbourhood Plan on parking, scale and type of development, traffic, heritage and the need to maintain the identity of different parts of the town. read more »
Defibrillators are very easy to use. Although they don’t all look the same, they all function in broadly the same way. The machine gives clear spoken instructions. You don't need training to use one.
Watch this short film and learn how a defibrillator works.
The availability of defibrillators can help to save lives.
A defibrillator is a device used to give an electric shock to help restart a patient’s heart when they are in cardiac arrest. When someone suffers a cardiac arrest the heart stops and blood is no longer being pumped around their body. The longer they go without emergency life-support, the harder it is to restart their heart. This is where you and your community, organisation or business could make a difference. read more »
Integrated Risk Management Plan (IRMP) Consultation is now open. We would like to invite you to have your say and to help shape the focus and activities of Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service over the next three years.
Your views and feedback alongside local and national requirements are fundamental to the Services aim of working together to make Cornwall safer. read more »
Copperhouse gate refurbishment will ensure Hayle continues to be protected from flooding
This autumn the Environment Agency will carry out refurbishment work on the Copperhouse Gate.
The gate is a critical part of the Angarrack Flood Alleviation Scheme which provides flood protection to 138 properties in the Copperhouse area of Hayle. The refurbishment will ensure that the existing level of flood defence is maintained for a further 30 years.
Work will be carried out by Environment Agency contractors BMMJV and will begin this November. Refurbishment of the gate will take approximately 7 weeks and during this time an area of the North Quay will not be accessible to the public. read more »
Angarrack is proud to announce that after the successful fundraising Angarrack now has a defibrillator available 24/7 for public access. It's on the wall outside the Angarrack Inn on the Steamers Hill side of the pub.
You don't need special training to use it as the machine and 999 ambulance service will talk you through what to do (though training will help make you more familar with the machine and CPR compressions)
Information sent on behalf of Devon and Cornwall Police
Update on proposed merger of Devon and Cornwall Police and Dorset Police
Outcome update
The abridged version of the full business case for the proposed merger of Devon & Cornwall Police and Dorset Police is being made available to staff and the public to allow greater scrutiny and transparency. read more »
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