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Malcolm Ward Gardening (Est 2003) Small/ Medium Jobs Welcome Call 07955 321508

Gardeners

07402 124441

Electrical

FALMOUTH

0777 9338187

dave@falmouth-electric.co.uk

Electrical Installations-Domestic, Commercial & Industrial Testing & Inspection - Landlords certification, PAT, House sales Bespoke electrical design and home automation solutions

Reg: 60405300

Hello Falmouth & Penryn

Emergency callout 24/7 service

Christmas countdown has started! This month we bring you some ideas and inspirations to help you get ready for the festivities. Enjoy!

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4 QUIZZES Take a break

10 BERYL’S BITES Pickled treats

11 XMAS DECORATION Make your own 15 GET THIS Statement items

16 FILM REVIEW New releases

27 IN THE GARDEN Diary for November 29 VET ADVICE Tooth ache part 2

31 STAN’S GAMES November’s new releases

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www.graniterockbrewery.co.uk Opening times Unit 19, Kernick road Weds-Sat 10-5pm Industrial Estate Penryn TR10 9EP Tel: 01326 379251

Expert advice on all things fishy!

Our Friendly fishmongers will offer guidance on what’s in season, prepare it to your requirements and even offer cooking tips.

Commercial road, Penryn TR10 8AG Tel. 01326 378478 www.seabournefish.co.uk info@seabournefish.co.uk

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What we do At Granite Planet we offer activities for

groups and individuals of all ages.

Birthday parties are 1½ hours of climbing for group’s age 5 yrs and upwards, you can bring your own party food, just don’t forget the cake and candles!

Taster sessions are just what they say, a chance for you to have a go and see if you enjoy the sport, up to four climbers working with an instructor for 1½ hours.

Induction courses are designed to give you all the skills required to come and use the centre, they are 4 lessons totalling 6 hours of instruction to take you from beginner to a competent climber.

Once you know how to climb and belay you could move onto an indoor lead course which is the next step on progressing with the sport.

Children’s clubs & NICAS For youngsters we run children’s clubs for those age 5 yrs and upwards, and from the age of 8 they can register for the NICAS scheme (National Indoor Climbing Award Scheme), this works through different levels to develop their climbing skills. We also run holiday clubs from Monday to Friday.

Groups Schools,Youth Clubs, Cadets, Scouts, Beavers,

Hen & Stag parties whatever your group we can accommodate you and tailor a session to suit.

New Bouldering Area How about trying out a session of bouldering on our new wall. Bouldering is a sport which does not require any equipment except rock shoes, which you can hire at the centre. A fantastic way to keep fit and burn calories and have fun at the same time, it is a big problem solving exercise.

Who can boulder?

It can be an individual or group activity, anyone can have a go. Our youngest boulderer is now 4, and started when she was 16 months, her two brothers at 6 and 8 years of age are competent boulderers and climbers. Our oldest climber here is now 83. If under 18 a parental consent form is required and they will need to be on one of our club sessions or accompanied by an adult. Over 18 can use the facilities whenever they wish, we open 10 – 10 Monday to Friday, and 10 - 6 Saturday & Sunday.

We hope to see you soon

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Servicing & Repairs to all Makes of Vehicles

MOT TESTING STATION

01872 865300

North Grange Ind. Estate, Devoran TR3 6RF Offer: 10% off all services on production of this advert.

Roly’s Fudge

We now do any occasion fudge cakes

Xmas flavours are: Xmas pudding, Amaretto & Disaronno, Whisky & Ginger, Choc Mint, Cranberry & White Chocolate

all loose or gift wrapped!

We also do individual mini Xmas puds ideal for stocking fillers or used as table place settings

Award winning fresh fudge homemade in the shop every day

Tel: 07809 143301

28 Church Street, Falmouth TR11 3EQ

Tickle Yer Tastebuds Upholstery, Soft Furnishings Sofa Manufacture & Automotive

Fully Bespoke Furniture/Sofas made to order Campervan Interiors Full re-upholstery and loose cover service provided

Phone for a quote or email a picture

01326 617090

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Unit 28, Kernick Ind. Estate, Parkengue, Penryn TR10 9EP

Pasties, Sandwiches, Wedding Cakes, Birthday Cakes Gluten Free options available Parties Buffet's for all occasions

Telephone orders welcome

Unit R Tregoniggie Industrial Est. Falmouth TR11 4SN

01326 377388 Landscape

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Shop online: www.landscape-supplies.co.uk TURF - PAVING - AGGREGATES - TOPSOIL COMPOST - BARK - MEMBRANES Open ri SPECIALIST LAWN CARE - TOOLS Mon-F 0 :0 ARTIFICIAL GRASS NOW IN STOCK 8:00-5

Tel: 01872 870904

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TO STERILISE JARS AND LIDS It’s important to sterilise all jars or bottles and their lids before filling them.Wash them in hot soapy water and rinse thoroughly, or put them through a hot dishwasher cycle. Leave to drain until nearly dry. Place upside down in a cold oven.

Heat for 10-15 minutes at 150C/130C fan/300F/gas 2. Set jars top down and lids top uppermost on a clean cloth until you are ready to use them, so that dust or dirt, which could contaminate the contents, can’t be trapped inside. Or you can boil them in a large pan of water for 15 minutes, dry them with a clean cloth and reserve on another cloth, as before. For pickles and chutneys, use vinegar-proof (non-corrosive) lids.

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* 50g fresh root ginger, finely chopped * 1kg cooking apples, peeled and * 1 tsp peppercorns chopped into small chunks * 500g granulated sugar * 500g eating apples, peeled and * 250ml cider vinegar chopped into large chunks * 500g cranberries * 450g onions, sliced 1. Place all ingredients except cranberries in a large heavy- 2. Add the cranberries, then cook for a further 10 mins or based saucepan, then gently heat, stirring, until the sugar so until just softened but not burst. dissolves. Bring to the boil, then reduce heat and simmer, Spoon the hot chutney into sterilised jars and seal. uncovered, for about 50 mins, stirring regularly until the 3. Store unopened in a cool, dark place. The chutney will apples and onions are tender, the mixture has thickened keep for up to 6 months. Chill on opening. and no watery juice remains. Prep: 20 minutes - Cook: 1 hour 10 minutes - Makes 4 x 500g jars 

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* 500g small shallots * 50g salt * 500ml malt vinegar * 200g clear honey

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Pickled onions

1. Place the onions in a large heatproof bowl and pour over boiling water to cover. Leave to cool. Once cool, trim roots and tops and peel. Sprinkle the salt over the peeled onions, stir and leave overnight.

2. Next day rinse the onions well and dry with kitchen towel. Place the vinegar and honey into a large pan and gently heat just to dissolve the honey into the vinegar, but do not boil.

3. Pack the onions into clean, sterilized jars. Pour over the hot vinegar mixture to fill the jars, and check there are no air pockets. Seal the jars and leave to cool. The onions will be ready to eat after about 1 month or better if kept for 2. Once opened store in the fridge.

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No ploughman’s is complete without this. Let it mellow in a dark cool cupboard for 1 month before eating.

* 2 apples, grated * ½ large cauliflower, cut into small florets * 2 mangoes, peeled, stoned and roughly chopped * 1 head broccoli, cut into small florets * 6 tablespoons sugar * 2 bulbs fennel, cut into small chunks * 3 cloves garlic, crushed * 4 red chillies, seeds still in, finely sliced * 2 tablespoons dried oregano * 2 green chillies, seeds still in, finely sliced * 200 g fine green beans, chopped into short lengths * 4 bay leaves * 150 g runner beans, cut into short lengths 1. Put all the vegetables in a bowl, add the salt and enough water to cover. Leave in a cool * 300 g shallots, cut into eighths place for about 1 hour. * 1 red onion, roughly chopped 2. Heat a saucepan big enough to hold all the vegetables. Add the mustard oil to the pan, * 2 handfuls fine sea salt then fry the mustard seeds, cumin, turmeric and nutmeg for a moment. Lower the heat, add * 2 tablespoons mustard oil the mustard powder, flour and a splash of vinegar. Stir well to make a thick paste. Gradually * 2 heaped tablespoons mustard seeds * 2 tablespoons ground cumin add the remaining vinegar and 100ml water, stirring all the time to make a smooth paste. * 2 tablespoons turmeric Add the apples, mangoes, sugar, garlic, oregano and bay leaves. Cook for 2–3 minutes. * 1 nutmeg, grated 3. Drain the salted vegetables and add them to the pan, stirring well to coat with the spicy * 2 tablespoons English mustard powder paste. Cook for 10–15 minutes until the vegetables have just softened and started to release * 4 tablespoons flour some juice. Spoon into sterilized jars (see the how to video below) and close the lids tightly. * 500 ml white wine vinegar

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Use off-cuts from the holly bush for beautifully simple festive touches around the house

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Thread the doilies onto a string of fairy lights

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Recycle last year’s Christmas cards to make a colourful festive garland

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Assemble twigs around a candle holder, secure with a rubber band, cover with red ribbon and there you have a rustic Christmas table or mantel decoration! Works well with cinnamon sticks too

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BREAKFAST AT

20% off food and drink from our breakfast menu

SERVED BETWEEN 09:30AM AND 11:30AM 7 DAYS A WEEK. Offer expires 30th November.

We can be found just off the A39 on the Truro to Falmouth road, follow the signs for Cornish Garden Nursery Barras Moor Farm, Perranarworthal, Truro TR3 7PE

Tel 01872 870867 www.olivegrovebistro.co.uk

Weekly Deals

Monday – 2 for 1 on a selected menu Tuesday - 2 meals for £16 on a selected menu Wednesday – Lunch – 2 course carvery for £8.25.

Evening – 2 pies for £14 Thursday – Grill Day! 2 grills for £15 including pork steak, gammon steak and Spicy chicken New Yorker.

2, 6oz rump steaks £18 Friday – Fish and chip night! 4 options available £7.95 Saturday - Half price dessert with every carvery Sunday – All day carvery £10.95

Christmas Party Menu Starter

Chef’s homemade French onion soup served with crusty bread Duck liver pate served with salad, granary toast and plum & apple chutney Deep fried king prawns in filo pastry served with salad, sweet chilli dip and a crusty roll Camembert & onion bites served with red onion marmalade and a crusty roll Mains

Traditional Carvery, roast beef, turkey or pork. Served with Yorkshire pudding and all the trimmings, fresh seasonal vegetables and roast potatoes.

Butternut squash & walnut tart served with fresh vegetables from the carvery or salad Baked Salmon Escalope served with potatoes rosti on a tomato and basil sauce with fresh vegetables from the carvery or salad Dessert

Chef’s homemade Bailey’s choc chip & honeycomb cheesecake Chef’s homemade famous lemon meringue pie Traditional Christmas pudding served with brandy sauce Assorted ice creams Coffee and mints

Booking essential £10 deposit per person required

The Halfway House Rame Cross, Penryn TR10 9ED Phone: 01209 860222

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The Hot Pickle Pot Ltd

Retail Of Quality Gifts

*We now have 2 shops at Carnon Downs Garden Centre* You can find us out by the pots

We stock handbags, purses, tablet cases licensed Disney products, soft toys & much more

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Now in stock our CHRISTMAS range, which includes Jim Shore Heartwood Creek, Disney & more!

We are open everyday, except Monday & Tuesday 10.30 - 16.30

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REVIEW

REEL 1: The Lady in the Van

Actors: Maggie Smith, Dominic Cooper, James Corden

Consumer Advice: infrequent strong language THE LADY IN THE VAN is a drama, based on real events, about a vagrant who the playwright Alan Bennett allowed to park her van in his driveway, where she lived for fifteen years.

machine and incredible sense of style, she transforms the women of the town and in so doing gets sweet revenge on those who did her wrong.

Release Date: 20th November 2015

REEL 3: The Good Dinosaur

Release Date: 13th November 2015 Actors: Neil Patrick Harris, Judy Greer, Bill Hader

REEL 2: The Dressmake

Actors: Kate Winslet, Liam Hemsworth, Judy Davis

Based on the best-selling novel by Rosalie Ham, THE DRESSMAKER is a bittersweet, comedy-drama set in early 1950s Australia.

Tilly Dunnage (KATE WINSLET), a beautiful and talented misfit, after many years working as a dressmaker in exclusive Parisian fashion houses, returns home to the tiny middle-ofnowhere town of Dungatar to right the wrongs of the past. Not only does she reconcile with her ailing, eccentric mother Molly (JUDY DAVIS) and unexpectedly falls in love with the pure-hearted Teddy (LIAM HEMSWORTH), but armed with her sewing

Opening hours Mon-Fri: 8.30 - 15.00 Sat: 9.30 – 14.00

"The Good Dinosaur" asks the generationsold question: What if the asteroid that forever changed life on Earth missed the planet completely and giant dinosaurs never became extinct? In theaters November 25, 2015, the film is a humorous and exciting original story about Arlo, a lively Apatosaurus with a big heart. After a traumatic event unsettles Arlo's family, he sets out on a remarkable journey, gaining an unlikely companion along the way - a human boy.

"The Good Dinosaur" is an extraordinary journey of self-discovery full of thrilling adventure, hilarious characters and poignant heart.

Release Date: 27th November 2015

Tregoniggie Industrial Est.

Falmouth TR11 4SN (behind Millers Renault)

Tel: 01326 373441

DAILY SPECIALS!

FREE

MONDAY SPECIALS EVERYTHING IS G 2 MAIN MEALS FOR £9.00 AVAILABLE TO

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WEDNESDAY SPECIAL TAKE AWAY ALL DAY BREAKFAST & A MUG OF TEA £4.50

FRESHLY GROUND COFFEECAKES SANDWICHESLIGHT SNACKSSOUPS

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Fridge Freezers FREE Cookers DELI VERY Washing Machines Tumble Dryers

LOTS OF GREAT SPECIAL OFFERS INCLUDING:

Zanussi 60cm Electric Cooker ZCV668MW With double oven

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With over 300 models on display in our store at College Hill, Penryn

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Falmouth tide times for November Day 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th 13th 14th 15th 16th 17th 18th 19th 20th 21st 22nd 23rd 24th 25th 26th 27th 28th 29th 30th

Sunrise 07:11 07:13 07:15 07:17 07:18 07:20 07:22 07:23 07:25 07:27 07:28 07:30 07:32 07:33 07:35 07:37 07:38 07:40 07:41 07:43 07:44 07:46 07:48 07:49 07:51 07:52 07:54 07:55 07:56 07:58

Sunset 16:56 16:55 16:53 16:51 16:50 16:48 16:46 16:45 16:43 16:42 16:40 16:39 16:38 16:36 16:35 16:34 16:33 16:31 16:30 16:29 16:28 16:27 16:26 16:25 16:24 16:23 16:23 16:22 16:21 16:20

1st Tide 02:20 low 03:05 low 03:55 low 04:55 low 06:15 low 01:05 high 02:05 high 02:50 high 03:30 high 04:05 high 04:40 high 05:10 high 05:45 high 00:30 low 01:05 low 01:45 low 02:25 low 03:10 low 04:05 low 05:20 low 00:10 high 01:20 high 02:25 high 03:15 high 04:05 high 04:50 high 05:35 high 00:35 low 01:15 low 02:00 low

2nd Tide 08:00 high 08:50 high 09:45 high 10:55 high 12:20 high 07:30 low 08:30 low 09:20 low 09:55 low 10:35 low 11:05 low 11:40 low 12:15 low 06:15 high 06:50 high 07:30 high 08:10 high 09:05 high 10:05 high 11:25 high 06:40 low 07:50 low 08:55 low 09:50 low 10:40 low 11:30 low 12:15 low 06:15 high 07:00 high 07:40 high

3rd Tide 14:45 low 15:35 low 16:35 low 17:45 low 19:05 low 13:30 high 14:25 high 15:10 high 15:50 high 16:20 high 16:55 high 17:25 high 18:00 high 12:50 low 12:25 low 14:05 low 14:50 low 15:40 low 16:45 low 18:05 low 12:40 high 13:50 high 14:50 high 15:40 high 16:25 high 17:10 high 17:55 high 13:00 low 13:45 low 14:25 low

4th Tide 20:25 high 21:20 high 22:25 high 23:45 high

20:10 low 21:00 low 21:40 low 2215 low 22:50 low 23:25 low 23:55 low 18:30 high 19:10 high 19:50 high 20:35 high 21:35 high 22:45 high 19:20 low 20:25 low 21:20 low 22:15 low 23:05 low 23:50 low 18:40 high 19:20 high 20:05 high

Coefficient 58 average 47 low 41 low 42 low 48 low 56 average 64 average 71 high 78 high 83 high 85 high 85 high 83 high 79 high 72 high 65 average 57 average 53 average 54 average 61 average 72 high 83 high 93 very high 100 very high 103 very high 101 very high 94 very high 85 high 74 high 63 average

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Christmas Day Menu Starter

*Butternut squash & sweet potato soup with chilli and crème fraiche *Crayfish tail cocktail with gem lettuce, cucumber, tomato and seafood sauce

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*Raspberry & crème de cassis

Carvery

Call our Stewardess Martha or one of her team for bookings

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Sweet melon wrapped in Parma ham, rocket, Sun blushed tomato and aged balsamic dressing Non members always Chef’s soup of the day very welcome.

Served with crusty bread and butter Classic prawn cocktail With baby gem lettuce, cucumber & tomato dressed in seafood sauce

Fresh whole bronze turkey Cornish sirloin of beef Maple glazed ham with traditional trimmings of bacon chipolata rolls,Yorkshire puddings, sage onion and cranberry stuffing, bread sauce and roast meat gravy.

Roasted onion & balsamic tart tatin Topped with crumbled goats cheese and rocket pesto served with a selection of fresh market vegetables

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Mains

Roast Cornish topside of beef with horseradish sauce Succulent breast of turkey with cranberry sauce Served with glazed carrots, buttered chestnut and crispy bacon sprouts, Cauliflower gratin, green beans & rosemary roast potatoes Yorkshire pudding, bacon chipolata rolls & cranberry and onion stuffing Baked Cornish hake Beans, greens and chorizo stew

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Roasted squash, spinach and feta Wellington

Desserts

Christmas pudding with brandy sauce and Rodda’s Cornish cream Winter berry meringue nest with Madagascan vanilla cream Coffee & mince pies Two course £16.95 per person Three course £19.95 per person

Swanpool Road • Falmouth • Cornwall • TR11 5BQ • Telephone: 01326 314296/311262 Email: clubsec@falmouthgolfclub.com • Website: www.falmouthgolfclub.com

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Don’t get caught out this winter, have your car’s vital winter checks done at

Tregoniggie Industrial Estate, Falmouth. TR11 4SN

Winter Motoring Prepare for the worst and hope for the best Two out of the last three winters have seen widespread snow and ice for weeks on end with temperatures regularly falling below -10°C. You’re more likely to break down in a bad winter – Emergency breakdown services had its busiest day on Monday, January 4, 2010, and then again, less than 12 months later, on Monday, December 20, 2010 when patrols handled more than 28,000 breakdowns.

There’s more risk of delays too but not necessarily in the way you’d expect. If vehicles ahead lose control – a jack-knifed lorry for example – you won’t be able to get through no matter how well-equipped your car is with winter tyres or chains. You could face a wait of several hours until the blockage and other traffic ahead has been cleared.

Here’s what you need to do this winter to reduce the risk of a breakdown and make sure that you are equipped to deal with the conditions.

Xpress Garage can check your car for you...

Antifreeze – check coolant level regularly and, if required, top-up with a mixture of the correct type of antifreeze. Your garage should check concentration to ensure adequate cold temperature protection.

Battery – the most common cause of winter

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breakdowns. A battery more than five years old may struggle in the cold - get it checked and replaced if necessary to avoid the inconvenience of an unplanned failure. Xpress offers a comprehensive computerised battery check with print out.

Fuel – keep at least a quarter of a tank in case of unexpected delay.

Lights – check and clean all lights regularly to make sure you can see and be seen clearly. Carry spare bulbs.

Tyres – should have at least 3mm of tread for winter motoring. Consider winter tyres for improved safety. Check pressures at least every fortnight.

Windscreen – reduce dazzle from the low sun by keeping the screen clean inside and out. Now is a good time to renew worn wiper blades.

Screen wash – use a 50% mix of a good quality screen wash to reduce the chance of freezing in frosty weather.

Locks and door seals – stop doors freezing shut with a thin coat of polish or Vaseline on rubber door seals. A squirt of water dispersant (wD-40) in locks will help stop them freezing.

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Well it’s nearly the end of the year so November is a good time to finish a lot of the winter jobs before Christmas and the worst of any bad weather we may get.

At the nursery we are preparing for one of the busiest times of year, Christmas Trees. There have been no price rises this year on trees under 10’ so we are pleased to say our prices are the same as last year.

Diary for November

• Now is the best time to plant tulip bulbs • It is not too late to plant out spring bedding as long as there is no frost on the ground • Now is a good time to plant Magnolias so you get the benefit of the beautiful spring flowers • Keep on gathering up rose leaves to help prevent infections like blackspot next year • If you haven’t already done so lift Gladiolus, Dahlia and Begonias. Remove dead foliage and store in a dry dark space ready for next year • Clear away old foliage from herbaceous perennials and lift and divide any overcrowded clumps. This helps to keep the plants vigour so giving a better display • Lift parsnips after they have had a frost so this helps the flavour • Divide Rhubarb once they are dormant • November is the best time to spread manure on the veggie plot to give

maximum time for it to rot down over the winter • Stake large cabbages, cauliflower etc. to prevent them rocking in the wind. It is also worth covering them with a net to prevent the birds from eating them • The bare root fruit season starts from mid –November and goes through to midMarch. This is by far the best time for planting fruit trees and bushes • Check stored fruit regularly and remove any bad ones straight away • Apple and Pear trees can be pruned from mid-November onwards but they must be fully dormant before pruning starts • Keep clearing fallen leaves off the lawn. I know it is a bit of a repetitive job but it is important to do to avoid dead spots on the lawn and to keep it healthy • Raise pot plants off the floor to prevent waterlogging • Clean your gardening tools and apply a wipe of linseed oil on them to prevent rust

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tMB, PhD, MRCVS PAUL COCKERHAM MA, Ve ll animal and large animal veterinary h sma Has over 30 years’ experience in bot e eon at Rosemullion Veterinary Practic practice and is a senior veterinary surg

Tooth Ache - All you need to know – part 2

Last month I covered what happens in the course of your pet’s teeth degenerating as they get older, with all the hassles of plaque and tartar formation on the teeth themselves, slowly but surely leading to painful gum disease. And that’s often the point when owners start to realise that there’s something wrong: there may be some bleeding from the gums, pawing at the mouth, and most often of all, a pretty horrible smell! Just the job when your dog wants to give you a quick kiss of appreciation!!

If you are worried about such things and decide to take your pet to a vet for an assessment of their teeth, then it’ll probably be the case that they will suggest a dental operation. This will, most likely, be a ‘Scale and Polish’ similar to how a dental hygienist works on our teeth, but there may be the need for teeth to be extracted if they are beyond saving.

SO WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?

Your pet will be put under a full general anaesthetic – this is absolutely necessary to make sure the vet can see quite clearly inside the mouth, and is able to assess the state of individual teeth with gum and tooth probes, just like a

dentist does in your own mouth!

If your pet is elderly then it is prudent to carry out a routine blood test prior to any sedative or anaesthetic drugs being given, to establish that liver and kidney functions are satisfactory, as these organs are crucial in getting rid of the anaesthetic from the body. If there are any issues with their functions then your vet will not only discuss these potential risks with you, but probably suggest that your pet is given intravenous fluids during the anaesthetic so as to help wash the drugs out of their body and secure a quick recovery. Sometimes as well, antibiotic treatments are given before a full dental prophylaxis is carried out, to make sure that any bacteria living on the gums and inside the tooth sockets, are pretty much killed before they are disturbed. Worst case scenario, for instance, might be that a rotten tooth whose root is hooching with bugs, is removed, liberating these bacteria directly into the blood system…. Not good.

GOING ON….

When you pet is under anaesthetic the tartar that is visible, and that which is underneath the gum line, will be removed using hand tools and water-cooled ultrasonic cleaning equipment. Any teeth that are obviously causing problems will be carefully examined, and frequently the decision is made to extract them. The vet has to take the practical view that unlike our own teeth (which a dentist can have

another look at in 4, 5 or 6 months’ time), then because of the risks – and expense! – of an anaesthetic, they have to be fairly judgemental in what teeth are worth saving and what aren’t. If your dog is 13 years old for instance, the vet has to take the long view that they are probably not going to have another dental procedure in their life. The vet has to make sure therefore that by the end of the procedure, whatever teeth are in the mouth are healthy and are not going to cause any problems in the future.

All that done, the teeth are then polished to smooth the enamel and help slow the future build-up of plaque; the mouth is washed out; and – particularly when extractions are done – some

drinking water. However, while all of these things will help, nothing is as good as actually cleaning your pet’s teeth regularly with special pastes and brushes that are designed for your pet.

To start with you should get your pet used to the taste of the toothpaste by letting your pet lick some off your finger, and it’s best to start this training at the time you usually feed your pet as this is the most pleasurable time for them. Give them lots of praise when they start to lick the paste.

When they are used to the taste, try putting it on a brush. Then – and this is the big one – hold your pet’s jaws closed and gently brush the bristles against the teeth at an angle of about 45 degrees to the teeth. The outer surfaces of the teeth are by far the more important. And if you’ve got this

painkillers are injected.

HOW CAN I PREVENT TARTAR BUILD UP?

Some cats or dogs mineralise plaque more quickly than others – each animal is an individual. If you start at the beginning, specialist dental foods will help, and dry foods are good because they reduce tartar build up. Also, dogs can play with special chew toys – though that sort of thing is way below the dignity of cats! – and you can also add special antiplaque mouthwash to your pet’s

far, quit whilst you’re ahead!

But if you don’t get this far don’t worry or get despondent, you can still use the special foods, toys, mouthwashes and gels that can be applied on a daily basis. But best of luck and remember if you are worried about your pet’s teeth there is no time like the present to start finding out about the free dental nurse clinics your local vets may be running!

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The recent harvest moon was

beautiful to see and along with the alignment of the sun and moon, it brought unusually high tides.

Fortunately, the high tides caused only minor flooding locally. Had the wind been stronger or the high tides been accompanied with heavy rain we might have experienced dreadful flooding as seen in the recent past.

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As a result of climate change, we know we will be experiencing more erratic weather, so it is vitally important that we all take precautions to prevent flooding.

Understanding our homes and businesses' flood risks needs to become a normal activity that we all do. Taking sensible precautions too.

Just as we take precautions to reduce the risk of burglary or fire or carbon monoxide poisoning in our homes and work places, we need to do the same for flooding.

But where to go for impartial advice and information? I recently joined the annual Cornwall Community Flood Forum with Lucy Isaacson and Martin Alvey. They were joined by experts from The Environment Agency, Department for the Environment and Rural Affairs and Cornwall Council. By calling the Cornwall Community Flood Forum on 07581 736347 you can obtain useful information for you and your community on what steps you can take to avoid flooding.

Cornwall Flood Forum is a pioneering community led flood prevention scheme, with taxpayer funding, to enable partnerships in communities to work together to prevent flooding. From alerting neighbours to the possibility of flooding and helping elderly residents to fit flood gates, to working on community flood prevention schemes such as creating ponds and wetland areas.

The Government has given South West Water new tools to help it do a good job upgrading and maintaining the sewerage management systems.

Building on legislation that secured a yearly £50 rebate for all South West Water customers, the Water Act helps water companies manage the challenges of increased population and a changing climate.

Water quality in Falmouth, Penryn and the Helford is being improved as part of a £1 billion investment from South West Water from this year until 2020. Industry regulator Ofwat has given its backing to the works that will include improving the quality of water produced at College Water Treatment Works, thanks to a new "granular activated" carbon filtration system. Water quality will also improve as a result of a project being undertaken by the Cornwall Wildlife Trust for South West Water on better managing the catchment area of the Argal and College reservoirs.

Money is also being spent on upgrading sewage treatment works around the Fal estuary to protect and improve the quality of water around our shores and beaches.

Improvements to the quality of the water in the Fal estuary is essential for our local fisheries too, especially our native oyster. Congratulations to At the event, the National Flood Advisory Service was launched too. I all those who made this year's Falmouth Oyster Festival such an know constituents who have been flooded and are understandably very enjoyable and successful celebration of this iconic and historical fishery. worried about getting reasonably priced insurance for their homes.

Cornwall Councillors have their That is why I am pleased to have helped bring into the force the new role to play too. Designing in flood prevention and water management government backed Flood RE are vital components of good scheme. Starting in April 2016, an planning. It is very frustrating that estimated 350,000 homes will be Cornwall is amongst the last able to obtain insurance and the Councils in the country to have costs of their premiums will be adopted a Local Plan - the plan for capped. The Government created Cornwall is about looking to the scheme came about following negotiations with various groups and future and should be designed to meet the needs and aspirations of the insurance industry. people for decent, genuinely affordable homes as well as spaces It is fair to say that sewerage for employment, education and management isn’t the most enchanting subject. However, what it leisure activity. At the same time, enabling the enhancement of our lacks in glamour, it makes up for in importance. If we want to keep our infrastructure and our precious, natural environment. Without a homes and businesses safe from being flooded with raw sewage, and Local Plan, we are left open to keep our beautiful rivers and coasts speculative development. I very much hope Cornwall Councillors clean, we have to have decent prioritise the need to agree a Local sewerage and surface water Plan as soon as possible. management in place.

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This exhibition celebrates the Soil Culture programme and UN International Year of Soils.

Prince of Wales – Bob Seymour 4-6pm. 9-12 midnight Haloween Karaoke fun

Miss Peapods - Beth Porter and The Availables Saturday 28th

MONDAY 2ND Wodehouse – Texas Hold’em Poker Night Prince of Wales – Jam Night Front Bar – Folk Dancing, Breton, French, etc. Fr. Live Music, 8.30 to 11pm Famous Barrel Penryn – Free Pool all day Finn M’Couls - Geanne Naylor Five Degrees West – Pub Quiz TUESDAY 3RD Finn M’Couls – Open Mic Famous Barrel Penryn – The famous drink raffle Mango’s – Open Deck Night 10 till late

WEDNESDAY 4TH Famous Barrel Penryn – Open the box The Poly – FILM Breakfast at Tiffany’s A lonely, struggling writer becomes enchanted with his neighbour: an independent young woman who strives to be a high-climbing socialite with a penchant for high fashion and wild parties. But, soon he uncovers the vulnerability she has at heart.

Finn M'Couls - Smokin Pilchards Saturday 21st

THURSDAY 5TH Famous Barrel Penryn – Penny Draw Win £50 Finn M’Couls – Kaj Five Degrees West – Swing out West 7.30pm.

The Great Western Jazz Company Club International – Student Thursdays FRIDAY 6TH Temperance Hall Penryn – Friday indoor market Stan’s Games – Magic the Gathering Nights Famous Barrel – Spin the Wheel Finn M’Couls – Roosters Prince of Wales – Edison Lighthouse

SATURDAY 7TH Finn M’Couls – DJ Famous Barrel Penyrn – Bonus Ball win up to £45 Prince of Wales – The Bubble

Lawson are performing at Princess Pavilion on Sunday 15th

SUNDAY 8TH Prince of Wales – Karaoke Famous Barrel Penryn – Jam night Remembrance Sunday Venue: Kimberley Park The Day of Remembrance is held nationally each year on the nearest. Sunday to the 11th November. The local service at Kimberley Park specifically provides the opportunity for

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Princess Pavilion - FREYA - A VIKING SAGA Freya, a Viking girl and friend of the gods, is in a bit of a pickle. She is about to become a giant’s dinner and must use all her wits to escape old Gorm’s cooking pot. The rivalry between the Norse gods and the Frost Giants is brought humorously to life in this colourful re-telling of two famous Viking myths and Freya’s own saga.

MONDAY 9TH Wodehouse – Texas Hold’em Poker Night Prince of Wales – Jam Night Front Bar – Folk Dancing, Breton, French, etc.

Fr. Live Music, 8.30 to 11pm Famous Barrel Penryn – Free Pool all day Finn M’Couls – Noel Prior Five Degrees West – Pub Quiz TUESDAY 10TH Finn M’Couls – Open Mic Famous Barrel Penryn – The famous drink raffle Mango’s – Open Deck Night 10 till late WEDNESDAY 11TH Famous Barrel Penryn – Open the box

THURSDAY 12TH Famous Barrel Penryn – Penny Draw Win £50 Finn M’Couls – The Cuts Five Degrees West – Swing out West 7.30pm.

The Great Western Jazz Company Club International – Student Thursdays FRIDAY 13TH Temperance Hall Penryn – Friday indoor market Stan’s Games – Magic the Gathering Nights Famous Barrel – Spin the Wheel Hetain Patel: American Boy. Delving into American movie and home grown TV culture, visual artist and performer Hetain Patel takes to the stage with a personal and humorous take on identity shape-shifting; shaking up our conception of who we are. For tickets call 01326 259349 Finn M’Couls – True collision Prince of Wales – The Futons Sea Shanty Evening – Falmouth Watersports Centre 7pm. Entrance £5 to include a pasty SATURDAY 14TH Finn M’Couls – DJ Famous Barrel Penyrn – Bonus Ball win up to £45 Prince of Wales – Jubilee Brothers SUNDAY 15TH Prince of Wales – Karaoke Famous Barrel Penryn – Jam night Princess Pavilion - LAWSON Lawson are an English pop rock band, the band's debut album, Chapman Square, was released on

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Fr. Live Music, 8.30 to 11pm Famous Barrel Penryn – Free Pool all day Finn M’Couls – Abbe Hague Five Degrees West – Pub Quiz

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FRIDAY 20TH Temperance Hall Penryn – Friday indoor market Stan’s Games – Magic the Gathering Nights Famous Barrel – Spin the Wheel 2015 Music at Tresanton 20 — 22 November Dedicated entirely to the greatest of all composers - J.S. Bach. Tel 01872 262466 for more details Finn M’Couls – Emerald Prince of Wales – Reloaded Five Degrees West – Love Gap

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The Great Western Jazz Company Club International – Student Thursdays FRIDAY 27TH Temperance Hall Penryn – Friday indoor market Stan’s Games – Magic the Gathering Nights Famous Barrel – Spin the Wheel Finn M’Couls – Cold Feet Prince of Wales – Zetanspore Five Degrees West – Not the Beatles

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Malcolm Sutcliffe Glass Gallery & Studio Join in with a festive start to Christmas, see how beautiful baubles are made from little blobs of hot glass! 10am - 4pm.

Kiln Ensemble: A Journey Round My Skull Using wireless headphones and a fantastical sound world, the audience is transported from their seat, to a scrap over profiteroles, into neurosurgery and onto the tracks of a ghost train. Call 01326 259359 for tickets

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