Meet at 10am at Gunnislake Car Park for car share or 10.20am at Callington Newbridge
Community Walk – Saturday 19th February
Your Community Matters – GCM AGM
Saturday 5th February – Gunnislake Village Hall – 11.30am Those present are to elect a new GCM Committee this year.
Tamar Valley Winter newsletter/magazine
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
Half Term Activities in East Cornwall
Register for any of the activities on the below poster of Half Term Activities in East Cornwall, click here for PDF version:
Last Watch
Saturday 11 December at 7:30 pm In Gunnislake Village Hall An evening of sea shanty’s. Folk and other stuff. Tickets £5 from Phil Green on 07974 785591
Village Xmas Fayre
Saturday 10 December 10:00pm till 4:00 pm In Gunnislake Village Hall
GLAD MURDER MYSTERY
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?
Christmas Carols Around the Village
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!
Carols In The Orchard
Wednesday 8 December at 3pm Carol singing in the Orchard All welcome!
Xmas Lights Grand Switch ON
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
FROGWELL – Walk & Talk
A thick blanket of grey hovered overhead as Ray and I headed towards Callington free car park this morning while mizzle hung about in the air; how many would venture out today we wondered? The plan was to car share
Yelverton – Walk and Talk
Yelverton is a scattered hamlet on the western edge of Dartmoor National Park with an assortment of homes, a parade of shops and two or three pubs plus some excellent walking trails. Two different routes from here have appeared on
GARDENING CLUB TO GROW IN GUNNISLAKE
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
Community Walk – 22nd August 2021 at 10am
Join us on our next Community walk. It is a distance of about 2.5 miles along the Tamar Trails footpaths. Either meet in Gunnislake Car Park to lift share, or at the Sawmills Car Park, next to the Beach Cafe
Evening Bat Walk – Tuesday 24th August 2021 at 8.30pm
A guided evening bat walk along the banks of the River Tamar in Gunnislake.
ROAD CLOSURE
On Calstock Road, between Stoney Lane and Bakers Lane. Monday 5 July to Friday, 3 September The Highways and Environment Manager for Cormac SolutionsLtd has confirmed that pedestrians and cyclists will be able to get through the roadworks whilst the
OPEN GARDENS SUNDAY 11 JULY 2021
Residents of Gunnislake will be opening their gardens on Sunday 11 July between 11:00 and 16:00. Buy your map from outside the Post Office. The map is also your garden entry ticket. Money raised is in aid of St. Luke’s
Money off Winter Fuel Bills
£140 off your fuel bills this winter. If you receive the guarantee element of Pension Credit, or are on low income. You must register with your energy provider, details are in the link below. The registration for the scheme for
Police Contact Info – Summer 2020
Devon & Cornwall Police are launching a summer-long campaign to help reduce demand on their 101 non-emergency number. During the summer months, the force sees a considerable increase in demand on the contact centre. The campaign aims to remind residents
The latest ‘mini’ edition of the Gunnislake Gateway can be found here!
Please take a look at the flipbook below; to advertise or to send in articles for the next issue email: gunnislakegatewy@yahoo.co.uk or drop articles into the post office. Backdated issues of the Gunnislake Gateway can be found on the link