The two afternoons (FLOWER ARRANGING - Christmas Workshop | Thu 24 Nov and FLOWER ARRANGING - Christmas Workshop | Thu 1 Dec) were very well attended and everyone enjoyed themselves. 

Some wonderful work was produced at the workshop - one lady doing her very first Christmas table arrangement! 

I attach some photos of their handiwork  read more »

TWO SESSIONS: THURSDAY 24 NOVEMBER AND THURSDAY 1 DECEMBER 2011 AT ANGARRACK COMMUNITY CENTRE 1.30 PM TO 4.00 PM - £3.50 PER SESSION

THE FIRST SESSION WILL BE AN INFORMAL DEMONSTRATION COVERING INEXPENSIVE IDEAS FOR FLOWER ARRANGING IN THE HOME AT CHRISTMAS TIME.

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Chris Gwinn's Celtic Etymology reading list

E. Bachellery / J. Vendryes / P.-Y. Lambert, Le Lexique Etymologique de l'Irlandais Ancien
Irish etymological dictionary - still a work in progress

Also helpful for Archaic Irish is
Sabine Ziegler, Die Sprache der altirischen Ogam-Inschriften

Welsh online dictionary - Geiriadur Prifysgol Cymru
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The Celtic languages are divided into two branches: the Goedelic or Gaelic (Irish, Scots Gaelic, Manx), and the Brythonic (Welsh, Cornish, and Breton). Goedelic is also known as Q-Celtic, and Brythonic as P-Celtic, the essential differences arising from sound-shifts. (Otherwise known as "minding one's P's and Q's"...)

Resources:  read more »

Apparently there's going to be a Steam Heritage tour at the end of April 2011.

It would be great if one of the photographers in the village could capture the train crossing the viaduct.

I think the schedule is going west on Saturday 30th April at about 11:30am and returning east about an hour and a quarter later.  read more »

Steam locos 45305 & &70013 at St Austell

Alan and Sam would like to thank all our friends in Angarrack for a great 12 months. We are sorry to be leaving such a welcoming community and if it were not for such a once in a lifetime opertunity in Wales would have stayed a long time.

Thank you all for the gifts and wishes and we wish all at Angarrack a sad farewell.

After the Strategic Planning committee's mammoth meeting to discuss the Hayle Supermarket options (see Nine hours of talks but no verdict | thisisccornwall.co.uk) things are not much clearer, though two things do seem clear -  read more »

Hayle is certainly poised on the brink of a huge decision which will affect the town for the next 50 plus years.The GVA Grimley report states both that a supermarket will lead to a 30% loss in trade and that one is desirable to prevent retail leakage. Can both sides of this circle be squared? Have the implications of a 6'/1.85m landfill site on South Quayin terms of building, ugliness and flood risk been truly appreciated?  read more »

As of January 2011  read more »

As of May 2015

From theyworkforyou.com

George Eustice

Conservative MP for Camborne and Redruth

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A great turnout for the Switch On night and the weather kindly gave us a quick thaw which made the final push by the Elves and the Switch On much better. Bob McCreadie did his usual magnificent job and the long awaited Twelve Drummers Drumming made its debut as planned. There was terrific Samba beats which had the crowd moving along as well, and the Samba band then escorted Santa to his keen audience.  read more »

On a bitterly cold Saturday at 8am, the intrepid Angarrack Christmas Lights Elves were once more toiling away to get the huge Eleventh Day of Christmas and Twelfth Day of Christmas lights up - without the aid of the Cherry Picker and several team members down due to other duties.  read more »