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| From: simon edwards, st teath Posted: 19-07-10 8:20 am |
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| camel builders behind treroosel rd Hopefully The parish council also opposed the original application, the 2009 one was just a renewal. I dont understand how this application was accepted or why there is no right of appeal for objectors. my feelings now are expressed on the back wall of my house |
| From: S.Theobald. St Teath Clerk, Delabole Posted: 16-07-10 4:50 pm |
| Treroosel Road. Recorded in the Parish Council Minutes, 2009/01/01.Plots 13A and 13B, The Meadows, Treroosel Road, St Teath.The Parish Council did not support this application on the grounds that 'It was overdevelopment of the site,loss of amenities to adjoining properties, it would overpower the existing cottages and impact adversely on the area' |
| From: debbie, st teath Posted: 15-07-10 10:07 am |
| 2 houses behind cottages in treroosel road Hi Jonathan - yes, 2 houses are being built there. I live next door to trelowen (cordwainers) and we've objected, along with the neighbours, against this development. Our light and privacy will be completely taken away, not to mention the noise going on at the moment! We really don't understand how permission was given for this. We've contacted local councillors for support and heard nothing back - great eh? Good luck with your move and I'm sure we'll be seeing you. |
| From: Jonathan Sims, Soon to be St Teath Posted: 21-06-10 8:50 pm |
| Development work? Does anyone know what is really going on to the patch of land behind the Union cottages at the start of Treroosel Road? Planning permission has been granted (how?) for 2 houses there and the land is currently being cleared, but we hear this is a regular occurrence. We will shortly be moving into Trelowen on the corner and would dearly like to know.Thank you |
| From: lynda pomeroy, Auckland New Zealand Posted: 10-06-10 11:30 am |
| Reserching the HENWOOD family from St teath and ST Endellion I just want to say hello to everyone in St Teath. My ancestor Thomas Henwood lived in Carkeen until 1857 when he and his children emigrated to NZ. I came to your village in 1988 and saw the farm house at St teath. margaret Pugh showed me around. She must be dead now, but she said she had welcomed a succession of New Sealand Henwoods into her house. Thankyou all st teath residents for being so accomodating when crazy people from downunder want to poke around your village and aske questions about dead ancestors. It must get very trying sometimes! My contact email is lynda.pomeroy@hotmail.com |
| From: Daniel Stokes, Boscastle Posted: 02-06-10 10:10 am |
| House Wanted! Hi all, Not sure this is the right place to post this but I am looking to buy a house in the village and the local estate agents have been anything but helpful!I've nothing to sell and looking for 2-3 bedrooms, garden, garage if possible and preferably needing work but would buy something already done. If you’re interested in selling or know someone who is then please email or call and we can see if anything can happen.danieljstokes@yahoo.co.uk07896 420406 |
| From: Joan Coupland, Treburgett Posted: 27-04-10 10:38 am |
| Planning application for Treburgett Pig Farm W.T. Shute and Sons of Canworthy Water, who are now the owners of Treburgett Pig Farm have submitted an application to the Planning Department of Cornwall Council - ref no. 2010/00473, to increase the size of the existing pig housing unit, build a slurry pit and alter the existing track (public footpath) near the farm. This application follows being granted permission last year to build a second pig housing unit, despite opposition from the residents of Treburgett. All these increases in pig housing obviously increases the terrible smell we have to endure, plus the noise of the pigs and flies. We will obviously be opposing this latest application and would be grateful if any other residents in the area would join us in this. This could effect the enjoyment of using the public footpath from Treburgett. Where will it all stop. This is a pig farm which is growing into a very large commercial business. DO WE REALLY NEED THAT IN OUR AREA? |
| From: Jennie Symons, Canberra ACT Australia Posted: 25-04-10 2:52 am |
| St Teath Website I wish to compliment the people responsible for this wonderful website. My Grandfather his parents and brothers emigrated from St Teath in the late 1800's to Australia [and South Africa]. It has been of great value to me in researching my family's origins. I also had the opportunity to visit St Teath first in 1969 when I could find very little about them and again last October[2009] with my son Cedric. At that time we met a delightful lady who has a converted cottage in what was once the stables [#1] and she was most helpful as her husband had mapped the graves in the church before his demise. She also was able to point me in other directions I had not thought of to get more information. I am most grateful to her and to your wonderful website and I have also given it to my sister in northern NSW as she is also interested. Many thanks. |
| From: john and maria, Posted: 08-04-10 4:53 pm |
| well done well done barry & ken pubs looking great,in fact its so white its blinding! great hospitality and food as ever. |
| From: Barry., st teath Posted: 08-04-10 2:01 pm |
| pub decor Sorry your local,s been looking a bit scruffy,but we are getting there with painting,new baskets and a new sighn comming soon,Wheather has been a bit bad.Thank,s for the comment,s and the support,good to hear from old friend,s of the village,Love to all,Barry. |
| From: alice king, reading Posted: 24-03-10 11:17 am |
| first 2010 visit hi all made our first visit to the cottage for 2010 this weekend, OMG what has happened to the beloved pub! it looks terrible, at least you get a free shower in the smokers corner, but once inside still the great old st teath and the ever happy barry. Hope to be back soon.alice and gregory |
| From: Steve White, Dartmouth, Devon Posted: 11-03-10 9:14 pm |
| Rosewater Park Love the website. I wish all villages (and a lot of towns) had sites as good as yours - easy to look at.Last year I stopped off at St. Teath with my family on my way to ther parts of Cornwall researching family history. We were so taken with St. Teath and the people, that when my mother died last year rather than invest the money in a bank , we chose to buy a pine Lodge on Rosewater park to use for ourselves and the rest of the time to let out for holiday makers. I hope people in the village dont mind the Caravan/Lodge park too much. We value the opinions of people who live and work in St. Teath all the time. Living somewhere like Dartmouth where there are a lot of second homes, we thought it best to buy a lodge on the park. |
| From: Jonathan Sims, Padstow Posted: 11-03-10 6:47 am |
| Contact What a wonderful website. We're hoping to becoming St Teath residents soon. The purchase is still in progress so cannot say more as "many a slip twixt ...." Fingers crossed |
| From: Joanne Brentari, Pennsylvania, USA Posted: 05-02-10 7:33 pm |
| Goudge family I am researching my Great Great Grandfather, Daniel Goudge, who was born in Churchtown, St. Teath, in July of 1829. His father, John, was a miner and his mother was Dorothy Marrifield Goudge. Three of Daniel's siblings were also born in St. Teath: Henry b. 1832, William b. 1826, Thirza b. 1831. I will be visiting St. Teath at the end of March and I would love to connect with any Goudge relatives. I am also interested in visiting the mines in the area where John might have worked. Any information would be very appreciated.Joanne meemaw@ptd.net |
| From: aidan, st teath Posted: 03-02-10 5:05 pm |
| me i live there |
| From: Nicky, St Teath Posted: 29-12-09 11:04 pm |
| Christmas photos love the photos of the pub this Christmas - brilliant xx |
| From: Irene, Whitstone Posted: 29-11-09 3:28 pm |
| Your Site Great looking site and easy to navigate. |
| From: Juliette, Posted: 16-11-09 10:43 pm |
| Congratulations What an excellent website. Packed with so much useful information. |
| From: venettia cato, farnborough hants Posted: 13-07-09 10:10 am |
| hrh wyn levertons garden party so sad that I had to miss wyns garden party, had just had a fantastic time (i holiday in valley view)in st teath, and was hoping to have been with wyn. Please post any photo's or info regarding the day so that all her adopted family here can see what she get's up to!!!!!!!! If anyone has photos, I'll put them online - Rod |
| From: Bob & Ro Chapman, Delabole Posted: 05-05-09 8:03 pm |
| Parish Walk Very many thanks to all concerned for organising such a lovely walk yesterday. We really enjoyed ourselves - and Poppy did too - with such a friendly croud, fair weather, excellent organisation and delicious refreshments. Who could ask for more! |
| From: John Jones, Treligga Posted: 05-05-09 1:17 pm |
My gosh you were quick off the mark with your coverage of the Parish Walk. Less than 24\hours after being shocked at seeing so many walkers at one time in Treligga, I was reading about it. Well done. |
| From: Trevor Day, St Teath Posted: 03-05-09 9:42 pm |
| Pub St Teath has warm memories for me ... and for several of us who were in the Senior and Rover Scouts back in the late 1960's. We were camping at Bodmin and used to walk to St Teath for our lunch ... actually I think it was only three or four times ... but the pies were wonderful and better still ... the cider was the best I have ever tasted. I'm not sure if the village pub is still there but if so ... then it remains in the heartfelt memories of several of our brains. We were from 1st East-Sheen Scouts ... a school troop attached to Shene County Grammar School for boys. It became a comprehensive in the 70's ...but then I had left and moved on to work for BT [so later to become ... PO Telecoms in those days]. all the best and thank you for St Teath ... Trevor |
| From: Tom Durante, PLYMOUTH Posted: 24-02-09 11:48 am |
| Looking Back I was born in st Teath 1941 and went to school there untill i left in 1956 when i went to Plymouth to work and i have lived there eversince. i have two children , my son has four children & my daughter also has four children . a freind of mine told me about the st Teath web site and i have found it very fasinating , i still look for the st Teath football team results . tom.durante@virgin.net |
| From: jenny jones(tucker), plymouth Posted: 15-02-09 5:30 pm |
| tucker family st teath and delabole. MY MOTHER WAS A TWIN AND THEY WERE CALLED DOROTHY AND MARY TUCKER BORN 1916.THEIR FATHER MY GRANFER WAS CALLED WALTER TUCKER,HE ALSO HAD A SON CALLED HARRY. HIS WIFE DIED I BELIEVE IN CHILDBIRTH WITH THE TWINS I THINK,HE THEN REMARRIED AND HAD ANOTHER FAMILY WHO DAUGHTER IRIS LIVES I BELIEVE IN ST TEATH. ANY HELP IN TRACING THE TUCKER FAMLIES OR DECENDENTS WILL BE OF GREAT HELP. MANY THANKS |
| From: Ross Strickland, New Zealand Posted: 05-01-09 3:51 pm |
| Request for information on Pellow family Please see information here. |
| From: Mary Rooke{nee Hicks}, Plymouth Posted: 04-01-09 7:23 pm |
| Village I lived in St Teath until 1955 when I left school {Sir James Smiths Grammar school in Camelford.} I lived in Trevilley Lane if anyone remembers me! I like your website very much and quite often look in, my only regret is that I don`t know many people there now, although I still have relatives at Camelford and Delabole |
| From: abbie fanson, st teath Posted: 17-11-08 12:06 pm |
| i am 11 years old and a few things i want to say i used to go to st teath junior school and now i am in camelford comprehensive i want to tell you a few things do you know i found it such a coincedince that my cousin moved right next door to me do you know theres this boy called sam leech on the bus that i go on and hesays he loves the green in st teath and so do i and my family |
| From: hannah cowling, st teath Posted: 17-11-08 11:58 am |
| the green hello i live in st teath and i love playing up in the green its a pitty the weather not very nice. |
| From: Simon Addelsee, Bridgwater Posted: 15-11-08 12:55 am |
| Memories Well, I have changed slightly from the photo in 1980. What a surprise to see myself as such a tiny person, I have great memories of growing up in St Teath and wish everyone all my best wishes. Simon |
| From: A.W.Prout, Nottm Posted: 10-11-08 10:27 pm |
| Contact For Arthur Prout of Adelaide.Hello from your long lost uncle Albert. Much to talk about later. |
| From: Val Strickland, Langold, near Worksop, North Notts Posted: 29-09-08 4:05 pm |
| Langdon Family, St Teath I wonder if there is anyone visiting this site who is descended from the Langdon family? My G Grandmother was Eliza Langdon, born c 1869 in St Teath. She was the daughter of James Langdon and Eliza Honey. If anyone thinks they can help me with my family research, would they please get in touch via the Contact section of this website? Any help at all would be very much appreciated. |
| From: Janet Harlowe, Hopwas Staffs Posted: 25-09-08 5:43 pm |
| No, 39 Westdown Road St Teath (must be Delabole - ed) My husband and I came to visit our aunt & uncle who live nearby, and on a day out we noticed a bungalow totally boarded up, could anyone let me know if the bungalow might be for sale or not. Any information would be very much appreciated. Many thanks |
| From: Mike, Australia Posted: 29-08-08 5:05 am |
| church & friends Some months ago I placed a comment about your church, your beautiful village and asked anyone who cared to contact me.Paul Fell did so and until recently corresponded by e mail, My last one seems to have gone astray if Paul or anyone who knows him please ask him to get in touch. Would liketo hear from anyone with church/ church history news. Thank you address is 183286@lizzy.com.au |
| From: Tracey Adams, Camelford Posted: 15-07-08 2:18 pm |
| Evening with Anne Perisic and the Camelford and District Old Cornwall Society I just wanted to say what a lovely evening and thank you for everyone making both myself and my friend very welcome. It was a pleasure to walk around, a village I had always driven through, to hear some of its history and to understand more about the area. I am looking forward to attending the next meeting in September and look forward to bumping into familiar faces in the village. Thank you. Tracey |
| From: Eve Addelsee, South Molton Posted: 12-06-08 10:54 pm |
| Coming home I came home yesterday, came back to St Teath for the first time for nearly 10 years to have lunch with Peggy Crosley. It was emotional and wonderful and I will be back again soon. I met some old friends, Sheila, Phil, Julie and Irene and introduced them to my 19 month old grand daughter Aysha (Mary's daughter). We visited the school, was I jealous! All those years of traipsing up to the playing fields, no staff room, awful loos, it is great and it almost makes me wish I was still teaching, but only 'almost'! So many happy memories, thank you St Teath, I feel so lucky to have lived and worked in this wonderful village. |
| From: Pete Bates, Crickhowell Posted: 30-04-08 5:51 pm |
| Greta Richardson I discovered your excellent village website recently after visiting Rod Keat's cousin, John who lives in Washington DC and who was visiting his family home in Delabole. I was brought up in Pendoggett and Port Isaac and have very fond memories of St Teath as the home of a good school friend of mine, Tony Burt with whom I'm still in touch and also of the late Henry Richardson and his mother, Greta. I learned shortly after Christmas 2008 that Greta had passed away which explained why she never replied to my annual letter to her. She was a dear lady whose husband, Jim, worked as a tractor driver on Treharrock Manor Farm during the time my father, Stan, was the manager there [middle years of the 1950's]. Henry and I were great playmates and Greta a very tolerant and friendly member of the farm community. Your website reflects the village! |
| From: Gwynneth Mander (Nee Hoskin) , Hutton, Preston, Lancashire Posted: 12-03-08 11:19 am |
| Memories of my childhood and youth at St Teath. I was delighted to discover the St Teath web site on the internet and to read about, and see, photographs of old family friends, familar places in the village, and village news. It brought back many happy memories of my childhood and youth in a delightful village. Gwynneth's memories continue here. |
| From: meredith, Adelaide, Sth Australia Posted: 16-02-08 3:58 am |
| Website and Village This excellent website has allowed me an insight into your lovely little village. My friend lives in St Teath and I am hoping I will get to visit next year. I particularly enjoyed the virtual drive through town and the panorama from the church. |
| From: Alexandra Coupland, Gotham, Nottinghamshire Posted: 14-02-08 5:04 pm |
| Walk through Treburgett It was nice to see my granny and granddad's house and Anna Rosa's house on the walk through Treburgett on the computer. Thankyou. |
| From: Des, Berkshire Posted: 05-02-08 6:07 pm |
| site nice site - great virtual tour! We visited St. Teath in 2006 and were enchanted with the place. And the food was superb in the pub! |
| From: chris.osborne., st.teath. Posted: 21-01-08 8:05 pm |
| web site. well done to all concerned on the saint teath web site,brilliant. |
| From: mike, adelaide south australia Posted: 10-01-08 10:44 am |
| any help 183286@lizzy.com.au I spent two and a half years doing some reseacrch into old north cornish churches, with a view of trying to bring to peoples attention the plight of many of them. The project is still ongoing. I intend puting up a website, when I acn get some help. i would be grateful of any old photos or any information I can add to my work. I spent many a happy hour in the village and of course the pub. You are so lucky If the chance of employment in the area ever comes up, my family and I are returning for keeps. I have travelled all over the world and NO WHERE has the beauty of North Cornwall and your village.I think your Vicat is new to me, please tell him (if he is aware of my project) I am still working on it. Please can someone give me information on the roof repairs.I love your site and I will visit it each week to remind me of the smells, the atmosphere and the great people I met in and around St Teth, and your beautiful Church. thank you for keeping my memories alive. Mike Ogden. Anyone who wants to write, please do so |
| From: leah mountain , s.teath Posted: 13-11-07 12:27 pm |
| football st .teath football are doing very well 3rd in the division with my brother top gol scorer for st.teath we kiked the out of delebole the other day and that makes me proad to live in st teath woop woop |
| From: John Dungey, Sennen Posted: 07-11-07 3:39 pm |
| Your website etc I have jusat 'stumbled accross' your website and am extremely impressed. Sorry John, the rest of your message was lost - feel free to comment again - Rod |
| From: Emily R, Woolwell, Plymouth Posted: 20-09-07 7:23 pm |
| St. teath I used to live in St Teath - in Dunromin...now named Paths End. I miss all my friends there....and thanks for making this website; it's brilliant. To all my friends that I miss: Hi, I have just started secondary school. I go to an all-girl grammar school and it's great. P.S. If you remember me...then hi!! |
| From: Rick Callaby, Palm Harbor, Florida Posted: 19-09-07 1:55 am |
| Memories of St Teath I have just found the St Teath website and it was amazing that - thanks to the internet - I could "visit" my home village. As a child I lived in and grew up at Treburgett. I attended the village school from 1947 to 1954 and then attended Launceston College (then a grammar school). My mother Anne Callaby moved to St Teath from Treburgett in 1960, the year I joined the RAF, and lived at "Sunnyside" the third cottage on the right in Treroosal Road. Apart from 1963 to 66 due to serving in Singapore I visited my mother regularly till just before her death in 1994. My last visit was with my wife Anna in 2002. We were attending a "Class of 54" reunion in Launceston so we took the opportunity of paying St Teath a visit. My life has taken me all over the world, the Far East, Australa, South America and Germany where I lived for 17 years, but but it all came back standing there in the square in fron of the clock. My wife and I now live in Palm Harbor, Florida where we have a small apartment complex converted from a former Roman Catholic convent. (our website www.usa-fla.com then click on "pine hill" and select "English". It is nice to see how the village has developed over the years. An annual carnival. flower shows, news letter - things have certainly changed since my young days. As far as I can see, from the aerial view, Treburgett has expanded too, although I wish I could see it more clearly. The history of the old mine too. I used to walk past the old mine on my way home from school - even in darkness during the winter months and rode to school with the milk factory truck on its collection route. On our 2002 visit Anna and I were lucky to run into the only person who still remembers me - good old Barry Burton still at the White Hart, his only love apart from his golf. There may be others, but not many. It was nice to see the village looking so good, still the same, but somehow different. Anna and I look forward to visiting again and not such a whistle stop next time. If anyone who remembers me and wishes to get in touch please contact Rod for my email address. Rick |
| From: Arthur Prout, Elizabeth South Australia Posted: 08-09-07 5:42 am |
| web site Finding this site has made my day.Iam told my Grandfather Frederick Chenouth Prout was born in your village in 1894. He left i am told at 14 years of age to work on the railways,making his way to Liverpool were he met and married my Grandmother.I do not know much more about him but feel i need to.If anyone has any info please contact me at debandjake@hotmail.com Thanks for a little touch of (home) |
| From: Steve and Lesley& Jason, Wadebridge Posted: 04-09-07 7:28 am |
| We cant wait! Hi all in St Teath. What a fab website you all have. We are shortly moving to St Teath from Wadebridge and can not wait.Our son Jason(12) is looking forward to exploring the village and country walks with his dad, and the dogs Teddy (shih-tzu and Ben the yorkie(He is the old dog)! I too am looking forward to our move i have chronic back pain and am disabled, the move will help me cope, it is very hilly where we live in Wadebridge and lovely and flat in St Teath. We look forward to meeting many new people. Many know Steve form being manager at Malsters Arms, and Pendogget. The site is so informative and shows fantastic photos . Well done to all involved. Meet you all soon. Steve, Lesley and Jason. |
| From: Larry Coleman, Little Rock, Arkansas USA Posted: 23-08-07 2:53 pm |
| My visit a year ago In June of 2006, I was cycling from Lands End to John O'Groats and found myself struggling into St. Teath after a long day that started in St. Ives. I was immediately charmed by your village. Of course, I went directly to the White Hart to ask about a room for the night. They had no vacancy but the very wonderful gentleman in charge offered to call a nearby B&B to ask whether they had a room. And they did...or rather, she did...at The Hillcrest House. Soon, I was checked into my room and back at the White Hart for a pint and dinner. I have very kind thoughts about St. Teath. Your village is beautiful and welcoming from the moment you enter...and it only gets better, the more you come to know it. I have been to Cornwall two times, to St. Teath once. Next month, I will return with my wife who has been to neither and I will take her to St. Teath so that she can see for herself why I am in thrall to your village. |
| From: Nicky Halford, Newhall Green Posted: 26-07-07 12:13 pm |
| Bingo ! Just like to say a huge thank you to everyone who came to the bingo evening on Saturday 14th July in St Teath Village Hall to help raise money for our lovely little school. We raised £620.00 in total and we had a fun time too ! Thanks to everyone who donated prizes and helped out on the night. As always it never fails to amaze me how generous and heart warming St Teath Village and it's people are - how lucky we all are to live in such a great place. |
| From: Rod Keat, St Teath Posted: 10-07-07 10:35 pm |
| Weather Suggest we set the ground rules over a pint at the White Hart on a date/time of your choice! Email rod@stteath.co.uk |
| From: john jones, Treligga Posted: 10-07-07 5:31 pm |
| Rod\'s challenge Now Rod I'm not sure whether we shouldn't meet to establish the rules of operating a rain gauge. We're very honest people in Treligga but it's possible that some St Teath residents would site their gauge under the hedge to give a false reading! And would we both be getting very wet going outdoors to take the measure? And, how we would avoid the water running off our hats - or in my case my bald head - right into the measuring vessel? And where do you buy a gauge? Don't say ebay as the lovely Mrs Jones already spends enough time and money on that. This challenge needs serious thought especially if it involves someone in Porthcawl, South Wales, being willing to participate and being honest. I must know someone who fits the bill. Still enjoying the site if not the weather. We have visitors this week who have been visiting Treligga every year for over 50 years in the case of the wife so it can't all be bad weather. |
| From: Rod Keat, St Teath Posted: 10-07-07 9:38 am |
| Re: Weather John Jones’ comments on rainfall have prompted me to order a rain gauge. Rain is topical and we’ll have a daily report on St Teath rainfall on the website – and compare it with South Wales and perhaps even Treligga! John, I’m throwing down the gauntlet! |
| From: Simon Keat, Liverpool Posted: 08-07-07 7:08 pm |
Excellent site, very clear and easy to navigate, good work. It almost makes me want to trek the length of the country to visit |
| From: John Jones, Treligga Posted: 04-07-07 6:42 pm |
| Weather I don't go into confrontation so don't take this seriously. However, the delightful locals in Treligga and regulars at the White Hart all tried to tell me I wouldn't be seeing as much rain as in South Wales when we moved about five years ago. You liars. I'm doing my best to talk to and protect my veg plants in windy Treligga but it is hard. And why does the sun appear over Treligga when it is too late for heavy gardening and just about time for the first glass of wine? |
| From: Helen Simpson (Nee Crosley), Ellon Aberdeenshire Posted: 02-07-07 7:42 pm |
| Website Well done St Teath what a fantastic site! It really keeps the village I love near to me. I am looking forward to coming down to see you all again in two weeks time. My Grandpa would have been very proud of this site! A good example to us all! |
| From: Rod, St Teath Posted: 19-06-07 6:10 pm |
| Comments Just checking that comments are coming through. |
| From: Lorraine Thomas (nee Kingdon), Shepton Beauchamp, Somerset Posted: 27-05-07 9:55 pm |
Having attended St.Teath Primary School, worked in the corner shop (many moons ago!),and got married in the church in 2004, it is lovely to see a great website celebrating the wonderful community that St. Teath is. Long may it continue. |
| From: Conni Narraway, St.Teath Posted: 20-05-07 12:08 pm |
| Grass cutting Looking forward till the next Grass Cutting Evening on the 5th of June, can almost taste the reward pint we have afterwards in the White Hart, so come on girls, surely I cant be only girl, that knows how to use a lawnmover or a strimmer, please prove me wrong, and come along on the 5th |
| From: Gerald Blewett, Trelill Posted: 19-05-07 7:41 pm |
| Grass cutting Great evening had by all both old & young, even more next time please the more there is the more time we spend in the White Hart!!!!!! |
| From: Julie and Alex Bailey, Treveighan, St Teath Posted: 16-05-07 2:59 pm |
| Website Great website, will enjoy regular St Teath updates and let you know of any news that we could add. |
| From: Melissa Narraway, St.Teath and Brighton Posted: 14-05-07 9:08 pm |
This site makes me homesick. |
| From: John Jones, Treligga Posted: 14-05-07 10:01 am |
| new web page This is excellent and I look forward to its further development. My edition of the local paper failed last week to give me the local election results - the site succeeded where the paper failed. And I now know a lot more about the famous clock. Well done. |
| From: Chris, Delabole Village webmaster Posted: 09-05-07 9:04 am |
| New Website Proper Job. All the local village webmasters now need to review their efforts to join the new look in village websites. St Teath has been done proud. |
| From: Alison, London Posted: 07-05-07 1:02 pm |
| St Teath's new website A great website for a beautiful Cornish village.Hopefully the pictures and information will persuade visitors that St Teath has a lot to offer and is the perfect place to get away from it all in Cornwall. |
| From: Vicky, Pentewan Posted: 02-05-07 6:22 pm |
| Website What a truly excellent website. I wish our village was lucky enough to have such a useful and well designed site. |
| From: Gavriel and Alison, London Posted: 14-04-07 9:28 pm |
very nice site excellent and looks really professional. |
| From: Rod, St Teath Posted: 13-04-07 4:17 pm |
| Website This website is currently under development, but the skeleton of the site is in place - please have a look around and add any comments you feel appropriate. |
| From: Rod, st teath Posted: 11-04-07 11:23 pm |
| Test Comments are listed with the most recent first |