This is a small friendly market selling fresh local produce, pasties and gifts. Hot drinks, and you can also stay for a light lunch in our soup kitchen. Toilets, easy access and free parking.
Do come and visit us! jenny 01579 320683

a market in st neot village hall from 9am to 12 noon. we provide local fresh vegetables, quality meat and fresh bread, Cornish cheeses and hot pasties, plus home made jams and pickles, soaps, cards and other crafts. Come along and enjoy a hot drink and a sit - free parking, easy access, toilets. If you want to stay for lunch there is a soup kitchen at 1230 in aid of a local scout project. See you there! jenny St Neot, PL14 6NG
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Celebrate a "Homefront Christmas" at Porthcurno Telegraph Museum!

Father Christmas will be visiting the secret World War 2 tunnels with FREE gifts for every child. There will be plenty of 'Make do and and mend' crafts to make and take home including felt jewellery, Christmas decorations and gifts.

Children of all ages will love to dress up and explore the crafts and hands-on activities for this real family event.

Carn to Cove is Cornwall's performing arts scheme for rural communities. They fill local sports halls, chapels and our wonderfully varied village halls with poetry, laughter, music, drama, stories and dancing.

The success of Carn to Cove is founded on the commitment and enthusiasm of the local volunteers around the county.

Allen Valley Singers in Concert with Loveny Male Voice Choir at St James The Great Church St Kew 7.30pm. Tickets £6 on the door.

Wadebridge Male Voice Choir in concert at St Ervan Church 7.30pm

an evening of mediumship
start time 19.30
end time 21.30
admission by contribution
chairlift available
tea and coffee after event
the town hall (above library)
st columb major
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contact 01637 881436

The award-winning Porthcurno Telegraph Museum concludes its successful summer schedule of free events with a fascinating insight into our rich history of invention and innovation and seeks to answer the question “Do we still have inventors?”

Presented by Gareth Parry (Emeritus Professor, Department of Physics, Imperial College London) this free event looks at the inventors and inventions that were the predecessors of technology that changed the world; from optical fibres and LED lighting to the world wide web.

A wide variety of stalls selling locally produced Food and Crafts @ Tremayne Hall, Mylor Bridge Nr Falmouth from 10 - 4. Free entry,free parking opposite (not in the pub car park please)refreshments all day including teas, coffees and cakes. There will also be a fund raising stall in aid of the Cornwall Air Ambulance.
Stalls include, bread, cakes, cheeses, apple juice, chutneys, preserves, dips, hot & cold puddings, smoked fish, honey, fudge, jewellery, fused glass, wood turning, textiles, art, prints and much more!

Protecting your ideas and inventions

Wednesday 26 January 2011

09:00am - 13:00pm

What's it about?

Would you like to better understand how patents and designs can be used to protect your ideas and inventions?

Do you need to find out how to make the most of your business' intellectual property using trade marks and copyright?

Come along to this FREE event to find out the answers and much more!

This event will provide a great opportunity to speak with local businesses, professionals in intellectual property and business support organisations.