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CONTENTS JULY 2016
06 Quizzes 08 Arts & Leisure 09 Constantine Arts 10 Outdoors 10 Tide times 11 Days out 14 Food & Drinks 15 Beryl’s bites 16
Health
17 Acer life solutions ............................ 18 Plumbstop
Celebrating 25 years
19 Penryn week
Celebrating 800 years
23 Bickland cafe 24 Beauty & Fitness 25 Slimming world 28 Entertainment 29 Film releases 32
Motors
33 Remapping at Xpress 36
Garden
37 July diary ......................... 38 What’s on this month
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Solutions Sudoku
Clown faces 1. Naomi Campbell 2. Bono 3. Elizabeth Taylor 4. Denise Richards 5. Jude Law 6. Halle Berry 7. Beyoncé 8. Drew Carey
9. Anthony Hopkins 10. Christina Ricci 11. Albert Einstein 12. Katie Holmes 13. Ben Stiller 14. Gwyneth Paltrow 15. Arnold Schwarzenegger
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CONSTANTINE ARTS SOCIETY - Holding their 41st
Annual Exhibition
Saturday 23rd July to Saturday 13th August -10am to 7pm CHURCH HALL CONSTANTINE TR11 5AN With nearly 70 members, the Constantine Arts Society produces works from abstract to landscapes using oils, acrylics, inks and watercolour. Their members range from professional artists to those who have only been painting a short time. Some of these members produce crafts of a very high standard. The forthcoming 41st summer exhibition will allow visitors to purchase affordable framed, unframed originals, a variety of crafts, and uniquely designed cards. You can also choose your favourite painting (children particularly love doing this), or have a chance of a raffle prize for one of the original
works. You may even be interested in joining the society and will be able to add your name to the list of members. They meet Tuesdays from 11am to 4pm in the Church Hall, Constantine, where members, “do their own thing” but twice a term they host a workshop led by a professional artist, enabling attendees to absorb new ideas and learn new techniques. They cordially invite you, your family and friends to come and browse, or purchase a piece of affordable, original art work during the three week exhibition, which lasts from Saturday July 23rd to Saturday August 13th, 10am to 7pm, at Constantine Church Hall. Entry is free. For more information view the website on:
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Falmouth Tide Times for July
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Day
Sunrise
Sunset
1st Tide
2nd Tide
3rd Tide
4th Tide
Coefficient
1st
5:14
21:35
05:50 high
09:20 low
15:20 high
21:55 low
80 high
2nd
5:15
21:34
03:50 high
10:20 low
16:20 high
22:55 low
87 high
3rd
5:15
21:34
04:45 high
11:20 low
17:15 high
23:50 low
92 very high
4th
5:16
21:34
05:35 high
12:10 low
18:00 high
5th
5:17
21:33
00:40 low
06:25 high
13:00 low
18:45 high
92 very high
6th
5:18
21:33
01:30 low
07:05 high
13:45 low
19:25 high
87 high
7th
5:19
21:32
02:15 low
07:50 high
14:30 low
20:10 high
80 high
8th
5:20
21:31
02:55 low
08:30 high
15:10 low
20:50 high
72 high
9th
5:21
21:31
03:35 low
09:15 high
15:45 low
21:30 high
63 average
10th
5:22
21:30
04:15 low
09:55 high
16:25 low
22:15 high
54 average
11th
5:23
21:29
04:55 low
10:40 high
17:05 low
23:00 high
47 low
12th
5:24
21:28
05:40 low
11:35 high
17:55 low
23:55 high
44 low
13th
5:25
21:27
06:35 low
12:35 high
19:00 low
14th
5:26
21:27
01:05 high
07:40 low
13:45 high
20:05 low
47 low
15th
5:27
21:26
02:15 high
08:45 low
14:55 high
21:10 low
53 average
16th
5:28
21:25
03:20 high
09:40 low
15:50 high
22:10 low
61 average
17th
5:30
21:24
04:10 high
10:35 low
16:35 high
22:55 low
70 high
18th
5:31
21:23
04:50 high
11:20 low
17:15 high
23:40 low
77 high
19th
5:32
21:21
05:30 high
12:00 low
17:50 high
20th
5:33
21:20
00:25 low
06:10 high
12:40 low
18:30 high
89 high
21st
5:35
21:19
01:05 low
06:50 high
13:25 low
19:10 high
91 very high
22nd
5:36
21:18
01:45 low
07:30 high
14:05 low
19:50 high
90 very high
23rd
5:37
21:17
02:30 low
08:10 high
14:45 low
20:30 high
86 high
24th
5:38
21:15
03:10 low
08:50 high
15:25 low
21:15 high
80 high
25th
5:40
21:14
03:50 low
09:35 high
16:10 low
22:00 high
72 high
26th
5:41
21:12
04:40 low
10:25 high
17:00 low
22:55 high
65 average
27th
5:43
21:11
05:30 low
11:25 high
18:00 low
23:55 high
60 average
28th
5:44
21:10
06:35 low
12:35 high
19:10 low
29th
5:45
21:08
01:10 high
07:45 low
13:55 high
20:25 low
64 average
30th
5:47
21:07
02:30 high
09:00 low
15:10 high
21:40 low
71 high
31st
5:48
21:05
03;40 high
10:10 low
16:10 high
22:45 low
80 high
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93 very high
43 low
83 high
59 average
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The cycle route takes you from Portreath on the North Cornwall coast to Devoran situated on the South Cornwall Coast near to Falmouth which follows the route of The Portreath Tramroad and the Redruth and Chasewater railway line. This is Cornwall so you will encounter hills along the route. Cycle hire is available in the area from Bike Chain Bike Hire near Bissoe on the trail and Devoran Creek Cycle Hire , St.Johns Terrace, Devoran. Portreath is a small fishing village on the north Cornwall coast and the name of the village means ‘ sandy cove’. In the 19th century, Portreath was one of the main ports for sending the copper ore mined in the area to Swansea for smelting. Starting from Harbour Terrace on the harbour side in Portreath cycle along the Tramway Trail which starts in the middle of the trees on the opposite side of the road to the harbour. Along the route follow the signs for The Tramway Trail. The first section of the trail takes you up along through the hedges on either side of the trail which seem to form a natural tunnel as you head towards Wheal Rose. At Wheal Rose the trail bends and takes you along past Scorrier. From here you start to pass through some of Cornwall’s historic mining areas and you can see granite way-marks with the mining shaft names marked on them. As you cycle along the trail is uneven in places and takes you through Unity Woods. After the woods the trail takes you through the Poldice valley which was once the richest square mile in the whole world. As you cycle along you will see the old Arsenic works which is being restored. Whilst in Poldice take a while to explore the nearby mountain bike trails which are said to be some of the finest off road trails in Cornwall. Following the Carnon River through Twelveheads and on to Bissoe where the arsenic works are still standing. After Bissoe the trail passes under Brunels Stumps and the replacement viaduct and onto the old port at Devoran which is approximately 2 miles from Bissoe . Devoran once had an important role in the tin and copper mining industry. It developed in to a small port exporting mined minerals.
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here is a pressing question here in Britain that’s posing a real dilemma to politicians: how do we share the economic recovery more equally across all of society? So much is made in the media of the expanding super-rich and their houses and yachts, when for the vast majority just owning their own small home is a big challenge. The quiet insistance that this inequality be comprehensively addressed can only grow as anger about it festers. For some of us lifelong Conservatives, it is also prompting a painful question. Is the free market we cherish and nurture distributing its spoils in a morally defensible way? Capitalism is supposed to cascade wealth down, so why does it seem to be cascading up? To make my point, the typical FTSE company chief executive now makes 183 times more than their average employee, and some take home even more. But it hasn’t always been like this. The ratio of FTSE 100 chiefs’ pay to that of average workers has jumped significantly since the millennium turned. In 1998 the multiple was only (if ‘only’ can be the right word) 47 times. And these ‘average’ employees are themselves typically paid up to four times what the office cleaners get. These chief executives are, of course, few in number. They would argue they do a skilled job and the companies they run would add that if they didn’t pay so much, they couldn’t hire the top talent to drive companies forward to create jobs and prosperity. It’s also true that under capitalism, over the long term, we’ve almost all got much richer. Capitalism has delivered us technology and medical breakthroughs that were only fantasies to our predecessors. Of course, this is all well and good, but now society rightly finds grotesque such disparities of income so lavishly displayed. People simply won’t stand for it and all politicians, are going to have to take that as a given. So, what to do to address this dilemma? Well, since 2010 there has been some progress in closing the gap. We saw a reduction in inequality in the wake of the financial crisis, driven by large income falls at the top. More encouragingly, we have seen a recent return to wage rises and, crucially, faster earnings growth of the lowest incomes. These earnings
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increases, combined with swift rises in employment, have meant income gains for the bottom outpacing the top. The new National Living Wage is also something that will start to improve the situation over the long term. But the ratio of typical workers’ pay to chief executives in most large companies and some public sector organisations is still difficult to explain by market forces alone. And it’s not something unique to Britain. In America, the average CEO makes 354 times more money than the average employee. In Germany, CEOs make a comparatively reasonable 147 times more money than workers. I don’t know how people in those countries feel about the situation, but I hope Britain may soon be a beacon of hope when it comes to excessive executive pay. The recent news that BP shareholders voted against the huge pay rise of their CEO is welcome and builds on the so called “Shareholder Spring” of 2012 where a number of large British firms were similarly challenged about pay. Back in 2014 Vince Cable gave shareholders more power over executive pay. I firmly believe it’s time the Government revisited shareholder power and gave them more tools to help them exercise it. Requiring all FTSE 100 companies to report on top-to-bottom as well as top-to-median earners’ pay scales would be a good start, and lead to transparency that has been lacking. When large employers were asked to tackle another type of inequality, that of gender pay gaps, a similar approach was used and is beginning to have a good effect. So this CEO/employee pay inequality is a bellwether of how things should not be because the high skills, high pay economy opportunities must be open to all. It makes it clear we must shape future growth so that the vast majority see their living standards rise in line with the nation’s economic growth because that is vital to delivering a One Nation Conservative government.
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INGREDIENTS
the ultimate salmon en croute 3 tbsp olive oil 2 large shallots, finely chopped 140g chestnut mushroom, finely chopped 3 garlic clove, finely chopped juice of ½ a lemon 100g packet of watercress, chopped
1. Heat 2 tbsp of the oil in a large non-stick frying pan. Tip in the shallots and fry for 2-3 mins to soften, then add the mushrooms and garlic, and stir-fry over a high heat for another 3-4 mins, or until the mushrooms and shallots are golden and any liquid from the mushrooms has evaporated.
2 tbsp snipped dill 1 tbsp snipped chive 2½ tbsp half fat crème fraîche 6 sheets filo pastry each about 38 x 30cm (125g total weight) 2 x 350g skinned salmon fillet Pour in the lemon juice – after a few seconds, that should have evaporated too. Remove from the heat, then stir in the watercress so it wilts in the warmth from the pan (see step 1). Stir in the dill and chives, and season with a little salt and pepper. Leave to cool. 2. Heat oven to 200C/180C fan/gas 6. Line a baking sheet with baking parchment. When the mushroom mix is cool, stir in the crème fraîche. Lay one of the filo sheets on the worktop with the short end facing you. Brush all over with a little of the remaining oil. Layer up 4 more of the filo sheets in the same way, brushing each with a little of the oil. 3. Lay one of the salmon fillets, skin-side up, across the width of the filo, positioning it about one-third of the way up. Season it with pepper. Spoon and spread the cooled mushroom mix over the top of the fillet (see step 2). Lay the other salmon fillet
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A super healthy version of the classic pastry wrapped fish parcel without losing the WOW factor! on top, skin-side down. Season again. Fold the short end of pastry nearest to you over the salmon, then bring the other end over to completely enclose the salmon (see step 3), lifting it so the join can tuck under it. Fold both pastry ends over as neatly as you can. 4. Brush the outside with a bit more of the remaining oil. Scrunch up the last sheet of filo, pressing it lightly on top in big folds (see step 4), then carefully brush with the last of the oil. Can be prepared 3-4 hrs ahead up to this point and chilled. Transfer the salmon parcel to the baking sheet. Bake for 25 mins until the pastry is crisp and golden. Check while it cooks and if the top starts to brown too quickly, lay a sheet of foil very loosely over it. Remove from the oven and let the salmon sit for 2-3 mins before slicing.
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Health
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Regain Control of Your Life A
cer Life Solutions have opened up a new Hypnotherapy suite at The Carrick Business centre Commercial Road Penryn. Lead therapist and proprietor Michael Holt was most pleased with the initial response and interest shown at the opening night. The opening was performed by Belinda Lazenby, the Penryn based actress, writer, producer and owner of A2B theatre company. The opening was attended by The Mayor of Penryn Mr Mark Snowdon, Vice Chair of Cornwall Council Mrs Mary May, Dr Peter Garland (the real doc martin), Fellow therapist and trainer Mr Martin Webster and many other friends and colleagues. The evening was informal, informative and gave an insight into Hypnotherapy and the ways it may be used in a way to produce long lasting positive outcomes to many and varied problems, issues and behaviours. Michael has been a qualified therapist for over 5 years. Utilising Hypnotherapy NLP and CBT to the benefit of clients as far afield as London, Manchester, Plymouth and of course Cornwall even recently in India.
What is Hypnotherapy?
Hypnosis is a natural normal and safe that is a very effective way of dealing with many psychological and emotional issues. Put simply Hypnosis is merely the natural harnessing of focused thought. It is what we focus on that provides us with an emotional response. Imagine
being on a beautiful beach, your favourite holiday destination or winning a sporting event, both will involve trance state of some description. Therefore when this trance state is appropriately used in a therapeutic setting it can be most helpful for the client and help to make lasting Positive change. When YOU enter hypnosis on the therapist couch, you are in a relaxed, pleasant but concentrated state where you have a much-heightened awareness. It can be said that our brains are more active and alert at night when, for example we are dreaming. Therefore when we replicate this dream like state on the therapists couch, the subconscious more open and susceptible to a positive suggestion and therapeutic change. Solution Focused Hypnotherapy is the combination of modern scientifically researched talking therapies and Trance, all of which helps to aid in positive change. By giving the client the understanding of why they feel the way they do and importantly, what we can do about it. We learnt leave our problems in the passband focus on the SOLUTIONS thus allowing us to move forward with greater confidence and happiness. Each session lasts for 1 hour. As hypnotherapy is tailored to the needs of the individual client, the number of sessions required will be discussed in full at the initial consultation.  
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Michael Holt Actress Belinda Lazenby performed the opening Michael with Mrs Mary May and Mayor of Penryn Mark Snowden
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PENRYN 800 YEAR CELEBRATION enryn is one of Cornwall’s oldest Market Towns, cited in doomsday book in 1086 as the manor of ‘Trewel’, (Treliever). Today the area of Penryn is much smaller but it would once have extended as far as Mylor and would have taken in Falmouth, Budock, Mawnan, Mabe, Constantine and Manaccan and beyond.
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In days gone by the establishment of a settlement was only considered possible when there were adequate trees and water. Penryn’s location close to the sea not only offered access to a valuable food supply but also easy access to sailing trade. Protection from invaders was also highly important and this security came from the settlements situation by the river surrounded by a high wall of trees. St Gluvias Church, although very different to the building we see today, along with the lost fortification known as ‘Round Ring’, indicates that the first settlements would have been on that side of the River. In 1216 Simon of Apulia, a medieval Canon, Lawyer and Bishop of Exeter, saw that a small community was forming in the area, seeing the potential he supported this community by developing the area further, separating it from the rest of the wider manor of Treliever, and laying the foundations that made it possible for future Bishops and Royalty to grant a number of charters that would see the Borough become a thriving Market Town and prosperous Port. And so this year the Town of Penryn celebrates the actions of Bishop Simon, by hosting a number of events throughout the year.
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PENRYN WEEK 2016 From Monday 11th July Events
Penryn Week 11th – 17th July – Will have a Penryn 800 theme and will include:
STORMY NIGHTS will shine light on some significant and seemingly insignificant episodes in the last 800 years of life in Penryn, through new writing and performance and a previously undiscovered volume of Diary of a Pub Cat, written in Cornish.
11th July
1st October
● Tea Dance - The Temperance Hall - 12 pm ● Sports Evening - Glasney Field - 6.30 pm ● Plen an Gwari - The Playing Places of Cornwall - Penryn Town Hall - 7.30 pm. Entertaining and informative illustrated
talk by Will Coleman from GoldenTree Productions about the importance of Penryn and ancient Glasney College in the writing and the performance of the Cornish Ordinalia plays. Including book signing by Will Coleman and tea and saffron buns
12th July
● Heritage Walk with John Kirby - Meet at the Town Hall - 2 pm ● Heritage Walk with Chaz Wenmoth - Meet at the Town Hall - 7.30 pm
● Penryns Mock Mayor
For the first time in generations the return of the ancient anarchic Penryn Custom. (see visit Penryn website for schedule) ● Son-et-Lumiere. To celebrate 800 years of Penryn, Luxmuralis with local schools and people is creating a unique Son-et-Lumiere.
8th October
● 12pm Penryn Quay Penryn Kemeneth
Kemeneth (Community in Cornish), will include an opera on a sailing ship with a multicultural stage and trading market celebrating Penryn’s rich trading past. A procession of 20+ giant puppets , bands and dancers up through the town past the Cornish stage and stalls in the Memorial Gardens, to The Heritage stage and Market in Penryn Town Centre.
13th July
● Penryn Pop-Up in the Town Hall - 13th, 14th, 15th & 16th 9am - 5pm. The very popular Penryn Pop-Up will be packed full
of delicious produce, hand-crafted gifts and home furnishing, clothes and art.
● Quiz Night -Penryn Athletic FC - 7.30 pm
14th–to 17th July
● 10 – 4pm Daily ‘Step Back In Time’ - St Gluvias Church Flower Festival
27th August ● Penryn Fair Day
16th September
For more information visit www.visitpenryn.com/penryn-800/ Or Contact info@visitpenryn.com
● 800 Stormy Nights - Katie Etheridge & Simon Persighetti Seven Stars Pub. A night of Short Acts and Tall Tales, 800
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Fresh is Best! two year anniversary and the passion with which Dawn runs the place is as evident today as it was on the very first day she opened. Originally starting business with her daughter Laura, who has since left to have a baby, Dawn brought with her a wealth of catering knowledge. Much of this knowledge of food was passed on by her mother and her grandfather, who grew fresh produce from his two allotments. Park your car outside or stop by after a walk in Tregoniggie Woods (dogs most welcome) and once you enter what first strikes you is that this little hide away café is home to a bright and airy room, open plan kitchen, spotlessly clean environment and the smell of freshly cut flowers. Once you place your order Dawn and Kat will happily chat away whilst preparing your choices, if there is any such thing as happy food, then this is it. Dawn will proudly chat to you about her foody upbringing or discuss the daily news events that are constantly flowing from the news channel on the TV at the back of the café. If it is a little piece and quiet you are after you can bury your head in the daily papers, watch the TV or take yourself away to the outside seating area.
Just the range of services the café provides is evidence of just how hard she works to make it a success and how much pride she takes in it. Not only is she there on a daily basis to satisfy her regular customers with breakfast, lunch and a chit chat, she also offers hearty breakfasts for stag and hen parties. Buffets, takeaways and pre ordering is also available, and if this isn’t enough you can book the café as a function room facility, with Dawn and her team providing the catering (bring your own alcohol). There are no exceptions to whom Dawn will have a chin wag with, evidenced by the various dogs and children that are all welcomed at this gem of a Friendly Bella hideaway café. Certificate of Excellence
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SLIMMERS LOSE LBS AND RAISE £’S FOR CHARITY!
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Caring members of the Falmouth and Mabe Slimming World groups have collected 162 bags of clothes they’ve successfully slimmed out of to raise money for Cancer Research UK. Pauline who runs the Falmouth groups and Pam in the Mabe group, have encouraged members, their friends and families to spring clean their wardrobes and collect the clothes, shoes and accessories they’ve successfully slimmed out of to generate valuable stock for the Falmouth Cancer Research UK shop. The groups were taking part in the organisation’s national fundraising campaign, the Big Slimming World Clothes Throw. Last year this campaign raised £ 1.7 million FOR Cancer Research uk, and this year aims to raise £2m for the charity. With each bag worth upto £25, Pauline and Pam hopes the contribution from their Falmouth and Mabe groups will help to reach that total. Pauline and Pam agree that our members have amazed us with their enthusiasm, dedication and commitment once again! This year’s Big Clothes Throw has been a fantastic success, and we can’t believe just how many bags our members have managed to collect. Its been so rewarding and we are so proud to help pull together such a phenomenal amount of stock for such a worthwhile cause. Knowing they’ll never need their “before” clothes again, our members couldn’t wait to take part. Not only is the Clothes
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Throw a perfect opportunity for all of us to celebrate our slimming success, it is also vital we spread the message that keeping a healthy weight could reduce the risk of developing ten different types of cancer. This is why Slimming World chose Cancer Research UK as our national charity partner. We really hope our bag collection will help to increase understanding of how weight affects cancer risk. “ Our group sessions are always buzzing and when we collected the bags the atmosphere was incredible. Our members have seen stunning weight losses simply by making small changes to the way they shop, cook, and eat, and by taking steps to become more active. The best thing about our groups is the caring support members give to each other, spurring each other along and sharing recipes and tips each week. Shelley Brown , a member who has lost 3.5 stones so far since joining in January says “ it felt really liberating to donate all my old clothes. I actually enjoyed bagging them up and saying goodbye for ever- it felt like saying good bye to the old me! I absolutely love going shopping and choosing whatever I like. Thanks to Pauline, my group and Slimming World I know that the new me is here to stay! I feel so much fitter, more confident, and I’m healthier than ever too. Its great to know that the money raised from my donated items will go towards research to find better ways to treat cancer. “
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This month I thought I would discuss the diseases that we vaccinate dogs against in this country. We, as vets, encourage vaccination as a routine procedure, and many dog owners regularly respond to reminders we send out, bringing their pets in for their “annual jab”, but are often a bit hazy as to the diseases we’re dealing with.
SO, WHAT’S IN A “JAB”?
The chief diseases we protect against are canine parvovirus, distemper (‘hardpad’), and leptospirosis. So let’s have a look at these diseases in more detail, what they do, whether they occur in Falmouth / Cornwall, and why vaccination is a good thing.
CANINE PARVOVIRUS
This is a real nasty one, be in no doubt. WHAT ARE ITS SYMPTOMS? The majority of cases are in dogs less than 6 months old, with the most severe cases in puppies younger than 12 weeks of age. There is an acute gastro-enteritis, with vomiting, severe bloody diarrhoea, and rapid dehydration. The disease will often progress very rapidly and it can cause death as early as two days after the signs are first seen.
HOW IS PARVOVIRUS DISEASE TREATED?
It’s really just supportive therapy. Replacing fluids lost through vomiting and diarrhoea is probably the single most important treatment via an intravenous drip, and in severe cases blood transfusions may be necessary. Antibiotics are usually given, and there may well be a need to treat ‘shock’, as well as drugs to stop the vomiting. Cutting out the food during treatment is often necessary, so dogs may need to be fed via the drip line. However, even with the most intensive round-the-clock-care – and that sort of thing at Rosemullion is what our nurses and vets are most proud of: we don’t shut up shop of an evening – there is a high mortality rate. Put bluntly, a lot of affected
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animals die.
HOW DO THEY CATCH IT? The chief problem with parvo is that the virus itself is extremely stable – in other words it withstands dry conditions, a lot of disinfectants, heat, etc. And, more to the point, bloody diarrhoea is a great way of spreading the virus around into the environment! With dry weather, too, it means there is a distinct risk of dogs picking up the virus, as it hasn’t been washed away or diluted by rainfall as we normally might have it. Vaccination is key therefore: parvo is out there – we see it every year, and it is not only worrying and expensive to treat, but potentially fatal.
CANINE DISTEMPER / HARDPAD
This is an equally nasty viral condition, though we don’t see it in Falmouth much now.
WHAT ARE ITS SYMPTOMS?
Young, unvaccinated puppies and nonvaccinated older dogs tend to be most susceptible to the disease. They develop a nasty fever, have reddened eyes, and a watery discharge from the nose and eyes. There’s a persistent cough, vomiting and diarrhoea, and a severe loss of weight; and later on, the virus starts attacking the brain and spinal cord and the dog may start having seizures. Distemper is sometimes called “hard pad disease” because sometimes the virus can cause a strange enlargement or thickening of a dog’s pads. However, whatever the symptoms, and despite whatever supportive treatment you can give – such as i/v fluids, antibiotics, anti-shock therapy etc – death follows more often than not.
HOW DO THEY CATCH IT?
The virus spreads through aerosol droplets and contact with infected bodily fluids, like discharges from
the nose and eyes, faeces, and urine – pretty much everything therefore – and that’s the basic problem. However, there are one or two good points. It’s a disease of urban dogs – dog populations that have got out of control in cities are a real nightmare, spreading it to the local pets who walk the same streets / exercise in the same parks. So in Falmouth we’re fortunate in it not being a great problem, but of course dogs go into kennels, where they meet dogs from other areas, and they go up country to Plymouth, London and other cities, and dogs from up country come down here….You can see the risk no doubt. Vaccination is crucial therefore, and excellent immunity is gained from a basic course and revaccination.
LEPTOSPIROSIS
I’m sure you’re getting the gist by now, but this is another nasty condition – and more to the point, you can contract it too.
WHAT ARE ITS SYMPTOMS?
It’s caused by a bacteria which is shaped like a corkscrew, which literally screws its way into your pet’s membranes – eyelids, lips, gums etc, or via an open wound or bite – and then spreads rapidly through the blood stream, usually causing high fevers, depression and joint pain. The picture shows a microscopic view of these bacteria: you can imagine how they screw themselves into your body!
Scarily, leptospira produce powerful poisons that attack the liver and kidneys, leading to failure of these organs. When the liver’s been damaged, the dog’s skin may take on a yellowish, jaundiced tinge, and show all the symptoms of hepatitis. When it’s the kidneys there’s weight loss, vomiting and a hefty thirst.
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IS THERE A DANGER I COULD CATCH IT?
Unlike distemper and parvo, which we can’t catch, you can also become ill, experiencing many of the symptoms outlined above: it’s Weil’s disease. The most common ways people contract leptospirosis is from exposure to infected dog or rat urine, as rats (and other animals) can keep the bacteria in their kidneys and pee it out. Obviously, dogs like to investigate where rats have been, and areas of stagnant water such as ditches, where rats often live, then it is a major contaminant. Again, like the risk of parvo, when it hasn’t rained for a bit, it’s quite concentrated, a bigger risk for your dog picking it up. Although your dog may require intense care (just like for parvo) to get them through the disease, a few pets make a full recovery. On the other hand, others go on to suffer chronic kidney or liver failure (just like you if you catch it), neither of which is curable.
THE GOOD NEWS!
Vaccination again is key to the safety of your pet. However, the problem with vaccination is that the immunity it gives your dog is not that great: it lasts around a year only (and sometimes less) and there are lots of strains of this type of bacteria out there that your dog needs to be vaccinated against. Annual vaccination against Lepto is a MUST therefore! There are rats, your dogs will find them, and, more to the point, they WILL get contaminated by their urine: sadly, we see cases of Lepto every year. Can you stop your dog having contact with rats, and where rats have been? Keep them safe – keep them jabbed! All photos reproduced courtesy Wikipedia Creative Commons licenses.
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FILM REVIEW
REEL 1: Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie
REEL 2: Ghostbuster
Ghostbusters makes its longawaited return, rebooted with a Edina and Patsy are still oozing cast of hilarious new characters. glitz and glamour, living the high Thirty years after the beloved original franchise took the world life they are accustomed to; by storm, director Paul Feig brings shopping, drinking and clubbing his fresh take to the supernatural their way around London’s comedy, joined by some of the trendiest hot-spots. Blamed funniest actors working today for a major incident at an uber Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, fashionable launch party, they Kate McKinnon, Leslie Jones, and Chris Hemsworth. This summer, become entangled in a media storm and are relentlessly pursued they’re here to save the world! by the paparazzi. Fleeing penniless Cast: Kristen Wiig, Chris Hemsworth, Melissa McCarthy to the glamorous playground of Release date: 15th July 2016 the super-rich, the French Riviera, they hatch a plan to make their REEL 3:FINDING DORY The friendly-but-forgetful blue escape permanent and live the tang fish reunites with her loved high life forever more! ones, and everyone learns a few Cast: Cara Delevingne, things about the true meaning of Gwendoline Christie, Rebel family along the way. Wilson Cast: Idris Elba, Dominic west, Release date: 1st July 2016 Diane Keaton Release date: 29th July 2016
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MONDAY - Pokemon 6 - 8.30pm TUESDAY - Board Games and X Wing WEDNESDAY - Dungeons and Dragons 6 - 8.30pm THURSDAY - Magic the Gathering Modern FRIDAY - Friday night Magic 7pm SUNDAY – X Wing 6-9pm
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The nursery is looking really good in the summer sun. We have a selection of terracotta, and glazed ceramic pots in various sizes and colours. As always there is plenty to do in the garden so here is this month’s diary to help you along.
Diary for July
flowers you pick the more you will get. ● Pinch out Tomato side shoots ● Dead head hanging baskets each week. As the tomatoes start regularly and possibly trim to swell remove the leaves below them a little if required. This will the lowest ripening fruit truss. This encourage more flowers. help air flow through the plant so ● Cut back hardy Geraniums helping to prevent diseases. and Delphiniums after their first flowers have faded to encourage ● Keep feeding your Tomatoes with Tomato feed once a week. Tomato new growth and more flowers ● Remove whippy side shoots from feed is also good for Peppers and Wisteria. Cut them back to about Cucumbers too. ● It is best not to harvest Rhubarb 5 leaves from the main stem after mid-July. This will allow the ● Dead head roses to keep them energy to go back into the crown tidy and produce more flowers for next year. also Sweet Peas. The Sweet Pea
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● Keep weeds under control. They compete with the plants for food, water and light. ● Protect fruits from squirrels and birds with netting laid over the plants. ● Check the leaves of Gooseberries for sawfly larvae. They can strip the leaves off a branch in no time. ● Prune Plum, Peach, Apricot and
Cherry trees now. Pruning these trees in the summer reduces the risk of the tree getting silver leaf disease ● Make sure any newly turfed or seeded lawns are watered during warm spells ● If we are lucky enough to have a long hot spell, raise the lawn mower cutting height to reduce the stress on the grass.
Plant of the month Hydrangea A vigorous and hardy plant. Masses of different varieties in pinks, white, blue and purple which can change colour depending on soil types. Delicate lace cap flowers or round pom pom flowers, Hydrangea is always a good addition to the garden.
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Guilty Plasure perform at The Prince of Wales on Friday 1st
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Welcome to our what’s on Guide
FRIDAY 1ST Stans Games – Friday night Magic 7pm Temperance Hall Penryn – Friday indoor market
Five Degrees West – Rudi’ Message 9.30 Trebah Garden – The Zig Zag Way.
Amphitheatre Performance. The Zig Zag Way is a gripping story which winds through cultures and across time, from Cornwall to Mexico, to paint a picture of love, revolution and sacrifice. Blending humour with pathos and past with present, this haunting and arresting tale finally leads you to a night where the veils that separate life and death are lifted and the illusion of time is broken. Prince of Wales – Guilty Pleasure Finn M’Couls – Gordan’s Alive
SATURDAY 2ND Wodehouse – Karaoke Finn M’Couls – DJ The Grapes – DJ Prince of Wales - Loco SUNDAY 3RD Prince of Wales – Karaoke Trebah Garden – Trevithick. Amphitheatre
Performance. “Sometimes I imagine myself to be my statue down Camborne, gazing out over those roundabouts watching the cars and lorries and motorbikes bombing along. The story of one of Cornwall’s greatest sons, Richard Trevithick.
MONDAY 4TH Wodehouse – Texas Hold’em Poker Night Stans Games – Pokemon 6pm – 8.30pm Front Bar - Folk Dancing, Breton, French etc Free.
Live Music. 8.30 - 11pm
Five Degrees West -
Pub quiz with Marvellous
Marc 9pm – 11pm
Trebah Garden –
Crazy Crab Trail. This summer explore the garden via the Crazy Crab Trail. Follow the Crazy Crab on his quest to discover the different indigenous species of the Helford River. Meet mussels, cavort with clams or become the enemy of an anemone, whilst discovering fun facts. Trails cost £2 and include a special prize. Normal garden entry rates apply. Tickets valid for seven days. Running until 31st August
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TUESDAY 5TH Finn M’Couls – Open mic
Ordinalia plays. Including book signing by Will Coleman and tea and saffron buns
WEDNESDAY 6TH Stans Games – Dungeons & dragons 6pm-
TUESDAY 12TH Finn M’Couls – Open mic Heritage Walk with John Kirby – Meet at
8.30pm Seaview Inn – Quiz night 9pm
THURSDAY 7TH Stans Games – Magic the Gathering 5 Degrees Below-Swing out West 7.30pm-9pm 5 Degrees West - The Great Western Jazz Band
Company 8.45 – 11pm
FRIDAY 8TH Stans Games – Friday night Magic 7pm Temperance Hall Penryn – Friday indoor market
Five Degrees West - Cyderfex 9.30 Prince of Wales - Maximum Gain Finn M’Couls – Area 51 SATURDAY 9TH Wodehouse – Karaoke Finn M’Couls – DJ The Grapes – DJ Trebah Garden – Amphitheatre Performance
Come with Duchy Opera and Director Helen Tiplady on a voyage of imagination and discovery, as they re-imagine Strauss’s wonderful comic opera, Die Fledermaus. Prince of Wales - Pop Cornwall
SUNDAY 10TH Prince of Wales – Karaoke MONDAY 11TH Stans Games – Pokemon 6pm – 8.30pm Front Bar - Folk Dancing, Breton, French etc Free.
Live Music. 8.30 - 11pm
Five Degrees West -
Pub quiz with Marvellous
Marc 9pm – 11pm
The Temperance Hall – Tea Dance 12pm Glasney Field – Sports Evening 6.30pm
The Playing Places of Cornwall - Plen an Gwari - The Playing Places of Cornwall - Penryn Town Hall - 7.30 pm Entertaining and informative illustrated talk by Will Coleman from Golden Tree Productions about the importance of Penryn and ancient Glasney College in the writing and the performance of the Cornish
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Penryn town hall at 2pm
Heritage Walk with Chaz Wenmoth –
Meet at Penryn Town hall at 7.30pm
WEDNESDAY 13TH Stans Games – Dungeons & Dragons 6pm-8.30pm
Seaview Inn – Quiz night 9pm Penryn Pop-Up in the Town -
running until 16th. 9am – 5pm The very popular Penryn Pop-Up will be packed full of delicious produce, hand-crafted gifts and home furnishing, clothes and art. Penryn Athletic Club – Quiz Night 7.30pm
THURSDAY 14TH Stans Games – Magic the Gathering 5 Degrees Below - Swing out West
7.30pm – 9pm
5 Degrees West -
The Great Western Jazz Band Company 8.45 – 11pm Finn M’Couls – The Cuts St Gluvias Church Flower Festival Running until 17th. St Gluvias Church
FRIDAY 15TH Stans Games – Friday night Magic 7pm Temperance Hall Penryn – Friday indoor market
Five Degrees West - The Quest 9.30 Prince of Wales - The Natch, classic rock with a
dash of punk and a splash of blues Finn M’Couls – Small Wonder
SATURDAY 16TH Wodehouse – Karaoke Finn M’Couls – DJ The Grapes – DJ SUNDAY 17TH Prince of Wales – Karaoke Sea Sunday Venue: King Charles the Martyr
Parish Church & The Town. Sea Sunday takes place each year in July and is an important date in the civic calendar that recognises the Towns rich maritime
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The Siege of Pendennis. 26th - 28th July
Parklive 4 at kimberley Park on Sunday 31st
traditions and particularly its strong naval links. Traditionally the parade, which consists of the Royal Naval Association, Standard Bearers, Town Councilors and other organisations, forms up on the Moor Piazza and marches to the Parish Church, King Charles the Martyr, for a Service. The parade reforms following the service and marches to the Watersports Centre via the saluting base outside Trago Mills.
MONDAY 18TH Wodehouse – Texas Hold’em Poker Night Stans Games – Pokemon 6pm – 8.30pm Front Bar - Folk Dancing, Breton, French etc Free.
Live Music. 8.30 - 11pm
Five Degrees West -
Pub quiz with Marvellous
Marc 9pm – 11pm
Princess Pavilion -
The Brian Jonestown
Massacre
TUESDAY 19TH Finn M’Couls – Open mic. Princess Pavilion - Tea Dance 2pm – 4pm WEDNESDAY 20TH Stans Games – Dungeons & dragons 6pm-
8.30pm
Seaview Inn – Quiz night 9pm THURSDAY 21ST Stans Games – Magic the Gathering 5 Degrees Below - Swing out West 7.30pm – 9pm
5 Degrees West -
The Great Western Jazz Band Company 8.45 – 11pm Finn M’Couls – Dappers
FRIDAY 22ND Stans Games – Friday night Magic 7pm Temperance Hall Penryn – Friday indoor market
Five Degrees West - The Mighty Offbeats Prince of Wales - Jubilee Boys Finn M’Couls – Big Fish SATURDAY 23RD Wodehouse – Karaoke Finn M’Couls – DJ The Grapes – DJ Hands on History Venue: Pendennis Castle (running until 31st August). Get set for a summer
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packed with time-travelling fun! With lots to see and do, their Hands On History Crew will be bringing history to life throughout the holidays. 11-5pm. ZestiFAL Running until 27th July Venue:Various locations throughout the town The big new one! A massive celebration of Falmouth’s healthy outlook and lifestyle which will see the town’s spaces transformed into active arenas, with loads of sports, activities, health and wellbeing initiatives, all inviting you to take part. Prince of Wales – Live Music
SUNDAY 24TH Prince of Wales – Karaoke MONDAY 25TH Wodehouse – Texas Hold’em Poker Night Stans Games – Pokemon 6pm – 8.30pm Front Bar - Folk Dancing, Breton, French etc Free.
Live Music. 8.30 - 11pm
Five Degrees West -
Pub quiz with Marvellous
Marc 9pm – 11pm
TUESDAY 26TH Finn M’Couls – Open mic
The Seige of Pendennis Castle Running until 28th July Venue: Pendennis Castle Join us as we mark the 370th anniversary of the Siege of Pendennis. Expect thrilling re-enactments and one almighty attack as the castle is besieged. 11-5pm. The Young Generation presents SPAMALOT Venue: The Poly, Falmouth running until 30th July Cornwall’s longest running youth theatre group are performing a hilarious musical lovingly ripped off from Monty Python and the holy grail. Starring Eric Idle as God! 7.30pm at The Poly. Trebah Garden – A unique promenade performance around the garden. “One storm filled day when the clouds were the colour of a bad temper, something washed up on the beach that was neither fish nor bird nor boat...” As part of Cornwall’s festival of landscape and dance, SALT 2016, Cscape Dance Company will collaborate with Cornish dancer/ choreographer Tom Jackson Greaves and writer Anna Maria Murphy to bring you Neptunalia at Trebah
WEDNESDAY 27TH Stans Games – Dungeons & dragons
6pm-8.30pm
Seaview Inn – Quiz night 9pm THURSDAY 28TH Stans Games – Magic the Gathering 5 Degrees Below - Swing out West
7.30pm – 9pm
5 Degrees West - The Great Western Jazz Band Company 8.45 – 11pm Finn M’Couls – The Lifts FRIDAY 29TH Stans Games – Friday night Magic 7pm Temperance Hall Penryn – Friday indoor market
Five Degrees West - Motown Pirates 9.30 Prince of Wales - Reloaded Finn M’Couls – Jonah’s Lift SATURDAY 30TH Wodehouse – Karaoke Finn M’Couls – DJ The Grapes – DJ Mini Moke National Weekend Venue:
Events Square, 9.45am.Join Mini Moke drivers and enthusiasts from all over the UK in the third National Weekend to be held in Falmouth. Meet drivers and their vehicles on Events Square before their grand tour of Cornwall, finishing at Lands End. Trebah Garden – Wennie and Jago’s Giant Adventure. Amphitheatre Performance. The storms of 2014 have opened a Portal and the Giants have been released back into Cornwall. Two youngsters Wennie and Jago find an ancient map that contains clues about how to send the Giants back. With the help of some friendly giants and the audience can the youngsters unlock the Cornish codes and send these dastardly creatures back? Prince of Wales - Live Music
SUNDAY 31ST Prince of Wales – Karaoke Parklive 4 Venue: Kimberley Park
ParkLive 2016 is a series of 6 unique, acoustic, free, daytime, live-music and performance events from inside Kimberley Park on a regular Sunday afternoon, for 6 consecutive months throughout the spring and summer of 2016. Parklive showcases the range of creative talent living in the Falmouth area.
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