On Sunday 11 December 2022, Newbridge Hill is scheduled to be CLOSED from 0700 to 1600. It looks like it is for works by Open Reach. When this road is closed, the recommended diversion route is generally 32 miles long.
Over the next two months, there are also several planned sets of temporary traffic lights due to be installed for 3 day periods around the centre of the Village.
Gunnislake River Walk led by Father Christmas and finishing at The Cornish Inn for mince pies from 12noon.
Meet at The Cornish Inn at 6pm to sing some carols then onto The Rising Sun Inn for 6.45pm for mince pies and refreshments.
Community Walk – Saturday 19th November
Route: Cadsonbury Iron Age Hill Fort and river walk.
The walk includes a steep climb and uneven ground. wear suitable footwear. Well behaved dogs welcome.
In an emergency please call 999. If you are Deaf, hard of hearing or speech impaired, you can call 18000 in an Emergency – Minicom / Textphone number. 999 Emergency – SMS / Text number For non-emergency call 101.If you
TAMAR VALLEY COMMUNITY BUS
Bus trips and outings for all ages
November – bookings for ** trips available from Wednesday 12 October
December- bookings for ** trips available from Wednesday 9th November
Everyone is welcome to come along to hear plans for the future of this popular village event. The Woodland Centre – Tuesday 4th October – 7.30pm
This community memorial garden has lovely shrubs and plants donated by people in this community – in memory of their loved ones, whose names are on the plaque in the garden. If your family gave a donation (or anyone keen to get involved), come and join us in a serious tidy up on Tuesday 12th July from 10 a.m. for a few hours. This is in preparation for the next round of judging for the RHS It’s Your Neighborhood award. As a village, we have been award the Outstanding title several times and you may have noticed the road signage about it.
Community Walk – Saturday 16th July Route: Luckett, Greenscombe Wood and Nature Reserve Meet 10am at Gunnislake Car Park for car share or 10.15am at Luckett village car park – everyone welcome.
Meet at 10am at Gunnislake Car Park for car share or 10.20am at Callington Newbridge
Saturday 5th February – Gunnislake Village Hall – 11.30am Those present are to elect a new GCM Committee this year.
Please find link below to the Tamar Valley Winter newsletter/magazine: https://www.tamarvalley.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/The-Valley-Winter-21-22-UPLOAD.pdf
Register for any of the activities on the below poster of Half Term Activities in East Cornwall, click here for PDF version:
Saturday 10 December 10:00pm till 4:00 pm In Gunnislake Village Hall
In the Village Hall on Friday 17 December and Saturday 18 December. Tickets £5 each from The Premier and from The Koffi Lodge. Who Dun IT? Can the Audience sleuths find the villain?
Friday 10 December, Starting at 6pm outside The Buccaneer Inn, then 6:20pm at The Woodland Centre; 6:40pm at The Orchard; 7:00 pm at The Cornish Inn; Rising Sun Inn at 7:30 pm for mince pies and refreshments ALL WELCOME!
Wednesday 8 December at 3pm Carol singing in the Orchard All welcome!
All welcome to come and support the switch on of the Village Christmas Lights. From 5:30pm on Saturday 4 December, outside the Cornish Inn. Bring some cash! Raffle / donations for funds towards the cost of the lights BBQ by
After forced closure for nearly 2 years Gunnislake Woodland Centre is once again ready to reopen its doors to the community. We have used that time to give the centre a thorough overhaul, and despite waiting on a brand new
The hilly village of Gunnislake benefits from its position in the fruitful Tamar Valley. There are plenty of productive and beautiful gardens, often good healthy soil and plenty of both rainfall and sunshine. Now enough interested gardeners are about to