Parish Magazine Available from St Breward Stores £1, usually on sale at the beginning of each month. Since the last edition in March 2020 there has been a Summer Special 2020 edition which came out in July. A Winter Special was published in December 2020
Village Groups Contact List A comprehensive list of all the Local Organisations in St Breward, available from community@stbreward.net. Although many of these organisations are ‘hibernating’ at the moment, do contact them if you, are interested in finding out more about their usual activities and events activities. A paper copy of this list can be made available to those without email access, tel 01208 850727
The times and availability of the Services listed below change to meet current conditions and Goverment Guidance – Please check regularly
St Breward Surgeries Brookside Surgery – Dispensary Only
Monday 2 – 3pm, Thursday 0830 – 1130 and 4 – 5.30pm, Friday 12noon – 1pm Row Surgery
Monday 3.30 – 5.30pm , Wednesday 1030 – 1230, Friday 0830-10am
Shop & Post Office Monday to Saturday 7.30am to 7.30pm Sundays and Bank Holidays 9am to 5pm 01208 850260 stbrewardstores@gmail.com Home deliveries for the vulnerable and those isolating
‘When the Shop is open the Post Office is open
Parish Church The Church continues to be open daily for private prayer. More information from Cathy McShee 01208 850435
Play Area The Parish Council reminds parents/carers that allowing children to use the play area is done at their own risk and to follow the rules for safe use displayed on the entrance gates
Mobile Library Outside the Doctor’s Surgery at Row, Wednesdays 4-4.30pm 13 January, 10 February, 10 March and 7 April 2020 Books will be returned/issued at the door, observing social distancing measures. Join the Library online and use your membership card both online and at the Mobile Library. Please bring you membership card number with you on your first visit. More help and information from Jo Zimber Community Library Information Assistant Joanne.Zimber@cornwall.gov.uk 0300 1234 111
Previous Newsletters from March 2020 can be found here
St Breward Parish Council 2020/2
Tuesday 2nd March 2021 as a remote meeting via Zoom at 7pm because of the COVID-19 legislation requiring social distancing measures to be followed and to promote Government instruction. View Agenda here
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Parish Magazine Spring Edition
The team at the Community Magazine for Blisland with Temple, St Breward and Helland will be bringing out a Spring edition which will be on sale in St Breward Stores from the beginning of April.
Contributions are being sought from local organisations and members of the community, copy date is 16th March 2021. Send your news and photos to Hazel and Sara Burrows stbparishmag@hotmail.co.uk
Please remember that you will need to know who took any photos you send.
Cornwall Council mends potholes!! Yes it’s true but only if people report the whereabouts of potholes – or other ‘highway’ problems
Cornwall Council is responsible for over 7272km (4545 miles) of roads, from major principal roads to narrow country lanes – this includes repairing potholes.
So if there is a pothole outside your property, where you work, shop, visit the Doctors, Dentists, Hairdressers, Vets, Church, Chapel, Pub, Restaurant or Fish & Chip Shop let Cornwall Council know about it and they can put it on the list for repair.
You may be asked to give an estimate of the surface area of the pothole and its depth and a photo – the need to report a pothole is more important than putting yourself in danger checking these details. Remember to note the reference number you are given which will enable you to follow the progress of your report
If you need to report something that is causing an immediate danger or is an emergency please call 0300 1234 222
Previous Newsletters from March 2020 can be found here
Parish and Town Council Elections, Cornwall Council Elections
and Police and Crime Commissioner Elections
In order to vote in these elcections you must be registered to vote. Follow this link to register to vote.
Telephone Cornwall Council Electoral Services 0300 1231 115 to check if you are on the Electoral Register of if you require a paper copy of the Voter Registration form
The deadline for registration to vote in these elections is 11 working days before 6th May 2021
(This excludes Saturdays, Sundays, Good Friday and any other Bank Holidays).
If you think that there is information in this email that would be helpful to members of our community who do not have access to the Internet please email or telephone 01208 850727 and we will ensure that they receive a hard paper copy.
Kresen Kernow, the new Cornish Archive Centre is currently closed to comply with Governement Lockdown regulation. Visit by following this link to access the Archive and see the Events currently available
Cornwall Council has asked Town and Parish Council’s to remind people to pick up their pets’ mess following an increase in reports of dog fouling during Lockdown. Under the Antisocial Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act, it is an offence to allow a dog to foul in a public place and fail to remove the faeces.
Litter Bins in St Breward
All twelve bins (whether marked as Litter or Dog Waste Bins) are now multi disposal which means that can be used to deposit both dog waste and litter; they are emptied weekly by Cornwall Council. Location of Bins
Churchtown, entrance to Church Lane
Rylands by Cuckoos Call
Rylands Bus Shelter
Row Hill, by the bench and Parish Council noticeboard
Row, Junction with road to Higher Penquite
Higher Penquite, Footpath to Tiger’s Platt
Penvorder Lane, Footpath from Tiger’s Platt
Higher Lank Bus Shelter
Limehead, opposite Memorial Hall
Limehead, opposite Treglennes
Camel Trail Car Park at Wenfordbridge
Camel Trail Car Park at Poley’s Bridge
If you think that there is information in this email that would be helpful to members of our community who do not have access to the Internet please email or telephone 01208 850727 and we will ensure that they receive a hard paper copy.
Cornwall Council’s Cornwall’s Climate Stories Film Premeire
Cornwall Council is launching the first episode of Cornwall’s Climate Stories – a series of factual but inspirational documentaries about climate change in Cornwall, online at 8pm on Thursday25th February
‘Under the Surface’ looks at how – without most of us even having noticed – climate change is already affecting the marine environment in Cornwall.
But it also offers inspirational and motivating stories about great projects happening around the county to tackle the challenges that climate change is going to bring.
The event will be introduced by the filmmakers and will be followed by a Q&A session – providing an opportunity to put questions to and learn more from the marine experts featured in the film as well as Cllr Edwina Hannaford, Cornwall Council portfolio holder for climate change and neighbourhoods.
To register for the premiere, please sign up here You will then be sent the link to access the screening a couple of days before the event. You can also see the trailer for the whole series here:
From 26th Fenruary the film will be free to view here
Wadebridge Carers Forum Wednesday 17th February 2021, 2pm – 4pm. Via Zoom
‘We have received reports of residents receiving scam cold calls regarding their National Insurance number.
The person calling informs the resident that their National Insurance number has been compromised or used in some way, or a variation of this, and that a new National Insurance number will need to be issued. Personal details are asked for.
Please be cautious of any unexpected calls. If you have any doubts about what is being asked of you or instructed by a cold caller, hang up the phone. A legitimate company or organisation will not put pressure on you or rush you.
If you have passed on any personal information to a cold caller please phone Action Fraud on 0300 123 2040 or make a report via the
action fraud website
If you have given out any financial information please phone your bank or building society immediately and then make contact with Action Fraud.’
In January 2020, the Cornwall AONB launched the Monumental Improvement Project, an initiative to help stabilise 40 Scheduled Monuments across Cornwall and which are listed on Historic England’s Heritage at Risk register or classified as vulnerable.
The monuments that are in our Parish are Emblance Stone Circles and King Arthur’s Hall; you can see the Cornwall AONB Unit’s Consultation Programme here
