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Issue 35 July 2015

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Hope you enjoy our July issue of Wave, this new edition is packed with ways to relax and enjoy the summer. Ashley x

Inside 5 PENRYN WEEK Fun for all.................................. 10 QUIZZES Take a break 13 COCKTAILS Cheers everyone........................ 14 PAUL THE VET Look after your pets 20 FALMOUTH BEACHES Your ultimate guide.................... 23 IN THE GARDEN This month’s top tips 25 LAZY SUMMER DAYS Top summer reads..................... 38 WHAT’S ON Don’t miss out this month

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7 days of celebrations with live music, shows, exhibitions and a carnival finale on the Saturday.

Monday 13th

Thursday 16th

2pm Tea Dance in Penryn.Temperance Hall. Free entry.There will be a choice of music from the 40’s to including jiving, waltzing and sequenced dancing, all upon request. 1-3pm Knitting pop-in. Penryn Methodist Church 6.30pm Sports Evening. An evening of fun sport at College Field. Sports to include egg & spoon, bouncy castle, go-kart, laser tag, swing boats, chair-oplanes and sweet stall.

7pm The Mysteries of Ancient Egypt.An introduction by John Kirby in the Town Hall.To be followed by a talk by Catherine Thornhill on Glasney College. 7.30pm The Fashion Show. Penryn Temperance Hall. Come and browse the latest fashions to be showcased by ASDA and other outlets. MJ’s will be doing the hairstyling.

Tuesday 14th

9.30am-2pm Friday Market. Temperance Hall Penryn. Local produce and locally sourced. 7pm A Walk around Penryn. Meet outside the Town hall for the ‘Summercourt’ walk, finishing up at the Famous Barrel.

2pm Penryn Heritage Walk.To commemorate 750 years since the building of Glasney Collegiate Church, John Kirby will take you on a guided tour of the site. Followed by refreshments at the Town Hall 10am-12pm Cupcakes. Make, bake and Take Home! Dave’s All Occasion Cakes at higher Market Street. Bring an apron and a friend. Donations on the door. 7.30pm Rebellion. Rebellion’ talk, given by Chas Wenmoth at the Town Hall. Refreshments available.

Wednesday 15th

6.30pm Community Bingo.At the Temperance Hall.All welcome, great prize money, homemade cooking and good old ‘Rynner’ company! 7.30pm Euchre Drive.At Penryn Buff Club, £50 prize money 7.30pm 101 Voices. Penryn Methodist Chapel. Includes Penryn Primary Academy, Mabe Ladies choir and St John’s Ambulance Badgers 7pm Quiz. Penryn Athletic Football Club. £5 per team, max of 4 per team. Prize money to be won.

Friday 17th

Saturday 18th

2-4pm Summer Fayre. Penryn Junior and Infant Schools. Lots of Stalls, entertainment and plenty of refreshments. 1pm Community Bingo. Penryn Temperance Hall 6pm Grand Carnival. Starting at Penryn Football club. Judging starts at 6.15pm.The parade will process towards ton via Kernick Road, Helton Road and then into the town, finishing at College field.

Sunday 19th

6pm United Songs of Praise. Penryn Quay with Breage Silver Band. Cream teas will be available prior to the service in the town Hall from 4.30pm.

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Pour the vodka and Cointreau into a jug, then add the cranberry juice and orange juice. Stir well. Pare strips of peel from 2-3 limes. Fill 12 glasses with the crushed ice, then pour over the cocktail. Finish each glass with a strip of lime peel.

Ginger, apple & vanilla punch ● 1l ginger beer ● 500ml chilled apple juice ● 500ml vanilla vodka (or add

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caster sugar ● zest and juice 1 lime, plus extra slices to freeze tonic water ● zest 1 lemon, juice of half, plus extra slices to freeze ● 4 tbsp gin ● 1 egg white Put the sugar in a pan with 400ml water and warm over a low heat until dissolved. Increase the heat and boil for 1 min. Remove from the heat and allow to cool slightly. Pour the tonic water into a bowl, add the sugar syrup, then chill in the fridge until cold. Once the tonic mix is cold, add the gin, lime and lemon zests and juice, and pour into a container, then freeze until just frozen – this will take about 2 hrs. Remove the just-frozen sorbet from the freezer and break up with a fork. Froth the egg white with a fork, then add both to a food processor and pulse to blitz together – do it quickly so it doesn’t actually start to melt. Pour the mix back into your container and freeze until solid. Freeze extra slices of lemons and limes on a tray until solid. Serve the sorbet scooped into glasses or small bowls topped with lemon and lime slices ● 400ml

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We always have a regular stream of people bringing their pets in for nail clipping. Sometimes the owner has tried to do this at home and it has gone wrong – too much of the nail has been clipped back and there is bleeding – so the owner then hurries to the practice justifiably worried and full of remorse. I hope to explain below how to do it properly to try to avoid any problems. If you are in the slightest bit worried about doing it or not sure if nails need clipping go to your vets and ask to see a nurse, as they will happily let you know if they need clipping and show you how to do it. Most cats and dogs do not like having their claws trimmed. Start trimming claws in young animals so that they get used to the process. Some cats and dogs will sit contentedly in your lap or on a table while you trim their claws, but others may be less happy about things and need some form of restraint. If your pet has his / her own views about whether or not their nails are going to be trimmed, you are probably better off going to see your veterinary nurse – but please tell them that ‘attitude’ might be a problem…. One method to restrain the pet is to place her / him on a table. Stand on the side of the table opposite to the claws you are trimming. Drape your arms and upper body over the dog. When trimming the front claws, keep your left forearm over the neck to keep the dog from lifting its head. Hold the paw in your left hand and hold the trimmer in your right hand. If the dog tries to stand, lean your upper body over their shoulders to prevent them from rising. If your pet is too wriggly, try laying them on their side. Use your right arm and upper body to keep the dog on their side. Hold the trimmer

in your right hand. Use your left arm to keep the head on the table and use the left hand to hold the paw. Like most things in life this is easier to do if you have a helper!

Although the dew claw seems to be flat to the side of the paw, it can usually be bent away from the leg so that you can fit a guillotine type trimmer over the tip of the nail. The guillotine type trimmers have stationary ring through which the nail is placed, and a cutting blade that moves up to slice off the nail when the handles of the trimmer are squeezed.

There are several styles of nail trimmers, including a guillotine type, a standard human fingernail clipper or scissors type. The guillotine type is the easiest to use in dogs, though either the guillotine type or a human fingernail clipper are easiest to use in cats.The scissors-type is used if a nail has grown so long that it’s sticking into the toe-pad.This most often happens to dew claws, which are the claws on the inner side of the paw. Dew claws do not touch the ground so they are not worn down as the dog walks. Cats have a dew claw on the inner side of each foot too, so you may need to trim these as they are not worn down when the cat scratches, and they also can grow in a circle, growing into the pad and causing problems.

Unlike cats, dogs do not have retractile claws.The colour of the nail is determined by the colour of the surrounding skin and hair. As you can see from the photo below, this dog has black claws on the brown paw and a mixture of white and black claws on the white paw.

Cats have retractile claws so you need to gently squeeze the toe between thumb and forefinger to expose the claw.

Light coloured claws are easier to cut than dark claws as the blood vessels and nerves that supply the toenail, called the quick, is easier to see.You want to cut the claw to within approximately 2 mm of the quick, if you cut the quick your pet will bleed and feel pain – and may in turn make sure that you bleed and feel pain too!

The tip of the nail is placed in the stationary ring in the trimmer with the clipper perpendicular to the nail (cutting top to bottom). If the trimmer is placed parallel to the nail (cutting from side to side), the nail is crushed and may splinter.This same principle applies if you are using human style nail clippers on your cat The cutting blade should be facing you, NOT your pet.The screws on the handle of the trimmer should be facing your pet. If you turn the trimmer around with the screws toward you, the cutting blade is cutting closer to the quick than if the trimmer is held with the cutting blade toward you.You are less

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most cases it’s wiser to quit while you’re ahead! If the claw is cut too short, you can use a styptic pencil containing silver nitrate to stop blood flow, although many animals object to this just as much, or more, than claw cutting, because it stings slightly. Even without any treatment the nail should stop bleeding in about 5 minutes or less; if it goes on longer than this then go to your vet straight away. Many thanks to Washington State University for the use of the photographs.

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The nursery is looking really good in the summer sun with loads of flowers and fresh plants. We now have a selection of terracotta, and glazed ceramic pots in various sizes and colours. We are taking lots of cuttings at the moment and the propagation benches are already nearly full. There is always plenty to do in the garden even in mid-summer so here is this month’s diary to help you along.

Diary for July

• Keep weeds under control.They compete with plants for food, water and light • Dead head hanging baskets regularly and • Protect fruits from squirrels and birds with possibly trim them a little if required.This will netting laid over the plants encourage more flowers • Check the leaves of Gooseberries for sawfly • Cut back hardy Geraniums and Delphiniums larvae.They can strip the leaves off a branch in after their first flowers have faded to encourage no time new growth and more flowers • Prune Plum, Peach,Apricot and Cherry trees • Remove whippy side shoots from Wisteria. Cut now. Pruning these trees in the summer reduces them back to about 5 leaves from the main stem the risk of the tree getting silver leaf disease • Dead head roses to keep them tidy and • Water Raspberries regularly in hot spells.They produce more flowers also Sweet Peas.The are shallow rooted and will need the water more Sweet Pea flowers you pick the more you • Check your greenhouse daily.Water early will get mornings and/or late evenings to reduce the • Pinch out Tomato side shoots each week.As water loss through evaporation and make sure the tomatoes start to swell remove the leaves there is adequate ventilation to avoid below the lowest ripening fruit truss.This assists overheating inside air flow through the plant so helping to prevent • Make sure any newly turfed or seeded lawns diseases are watered during warm spells • Keep feeding your Tomatoes with Tomato feed • If we are lucky enough to have a long hot spell, once a week.Tomato feed is also good for raise the lawn mower cutting height to reduce Peppers and Cucumbers too. the stress on the grass • It is best not to harvest Rhubarb after mid-July. • Keep watering hanging baskets, pots and tubs This will allow the energy to go back into the but don’t forget they need feeding every couple crown for next year of weeks to keep the plants strong and healthy • Use Bordeaux mixture sprayed on the foliage • Keep bird baths topped up in warm weather to help prevent blight on Potatoes and Tomatoes with fresh water

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Whether you're spending your holiday on the beach, by the pool or sunning yourself in the garden, you'll DEFINITELY want to do it with a good book to hand. No matter if you're in the mood for some serious chick lit, a spookesome thriller or a little holiday romance, we're sure to have a new novel for you in our top 6 holiday reads… I HEART LONDON by Lindsey Kelt

Fans of Lindsey Kelk will already be up-to-date with Angela, the heroine of the I Heart series. She's cute, determined and a little bit of a hopeless dreamer... Happily loved up with musician Alex - hey, they're tying the knot soon! - and with her work life going INCREDIBLY well, it seems as if Angela's life is running pretty smoothly indeed.Well, that is until her irate mother (parents HATE it when they find out about your upcoming nuptials during an eavesdropping sesh in the local supermarket) summons her back home to England. Cue rain, bad memories, an ex boyfriend worth running away from, terrifying newborn babies, sparring friends and, yes, a hastily planned garden wedding. Can Angela overcome the wedding planning dramas and get her fashionable self down the aisle? It's just as funny, just as entertaining and just as perfect for the beach as the rest of the books in the Lindsey Kelk series - just don't blame us if you find yourself too wrapped up in Angela's life to ever step outside the hotel room...

I SUCK AT GIRLS by Justin Halpern

What could be better than sunning yourself on the beach while getting the inside scoop on what men think about dating? Meet Justin Halpern, twitter legend and author of the bestselling 'Sh*t my Dad Says,' book.This book spans his entire life, detailing all of his (cringeworthy) encounters with girls along the way and, yes, his hilarious Dad is there to chime in with advice along the way. So if you've ever wondered why little boys bully the little girls they secretly love, what they REALLY think about asking you out on a date and, yes, what makes a man decide he's going to pop the Big Question, then THIS is the book for you. It documents two decades of his sometimes hapless, sometimes sweet, and always CRINGE love life.

GOLD by Chris Cleave

Fancy something wildly different for this summer's holiday read? Then you need to go Gold and try out Chris Cleave's latest novel.This book is pretty topical, with the main focus being an Olympic Cycling Race - cue two wildly different female rivals, Zoe and Kate, on a quest to win that coveted (you guessed it!) gold medal. Think Fast Girls.Think Wimbledon.Think Bend It Like A Beckham.There's just something about sports that allows for such incredible d-r-a-m-a. Bitter rivalries, emotions bubbling on the surface, plenty of life lessons and a good old dose of that, "it's not about the winning, it's the taking

part" stuff. Perfect for reading on an airplane, on a sun-soaked beach or on the balcony, after a long hard day working that bikini body.

FIRST CATCH A HUSBAND by Sarah Bridge

Good news, your dating woes are set to pale into insignificants when you check out this fab ‘bitta chick lit’. Meet Sarah Bridge. She's smart, successful... and single.As a journalist, she has a hectic day job, a busy social life and is perfectly happy with both. But something - or someone - is missing. Cue a quest to find a soulmate which takes Sarah from self-help books and fortune-telling to climbing mountains in Morocco and swimming at midnight in the Caribbean - but will she ever meet Mr Right? Perfect beach reading, this inspiring dating story is perfect for everyone who's ever been (or wanted to be) in love, anyone who's ever wondered why British men are so TERRIBLE at approaching women they don't know and anyone who's ever spent hours wondering why that cute guy never called her. Sarah's been there, done that and, yes, written the actual book. Bring on the hilarity...

INVISIBLE by James Paterson

Everyone thinks Emmy Dockery is crazy. Obsessed with finding the link between hundreds of unsolved cases, Emmy has taken leave from her job as an FBI researcher. Now all she has are the newspaper clippings that wallpaper her bedroom, and her recurring nightmares of an all-consuming fire. Not even Emmy's ex-boyfriend, field agent Harrison "Books" Bookman, will believe her that hundreds of kidnappings, rapes, and murders are all connected.That is, until Emmy finds a piece of evidence he can't afford to ignore. More murders are reported by the day--and they're all inexplicable. No motives, no murder weapons, no suspects. Could one person really be responsible for these unthinkable crimes? James Patterson is the man responsible for more missed tube stations than any other author, he is the master at keeping his audience enraptured. Open and prepare not to eat, talk, or sleep until you hit the last page. INVISIBLE is James Patterson's scariest, most chilling stand-alone thriller yet.

FLASHBOYS: CRACKING THE MONEY CODE by Michael Lewis

By and large if there’s one book that every man should have read by the end of August it’s this one. Lewis’s investigation into the way in which high frequency traders, or HFTs, rigged the American financial system by covertly shaving nanoseconds off trades (and then gaining hundreds of millions of dollars in the process) is a tale of our age that not only will be told many times over, but may very well shape the future of Wall Street itself.

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Beef burger with

thyme potato wedges! Ingredients for the thyme potato wedges

• 1 large potato, cut into wedges • 2 garlic cloves, unpeeled • 2 tbsp olive oil • 1 sprig fresh thyme, leaves only salt and freshly ground black pepper

For the beef burger

• ¼ onion, finely chopped •150g/5½oz minced beef • pinch dried chilli flakes • dash olive oil • 2 slices ciabatta or 1 ciabatta roll, halved

Method

Preheat the oven to 200C/180C Fan/Gas 6. For the wedges, bring a pot of salted water to the boil. Carefully drop the wedges into the pan and boil for 4 minutes, then drain well. Put the potato wedges on a baking tray with the garlic. Drizzle

with olive oil, sprinkle with salt, pepper and the thyme and roast for 15-20 minutes, or until golden-brown and tender. For the burger, mix the onion, beef, chilli flakes, salt and pepper together in a bowl. Using your hands, shape the mixture into a patty and rub with olive oil. Heat a frying pan until smoking hot

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The final part in Rocksteady’s epic Arkham trilogy finally arrives. For the first time players will be able to explore a fully rendered Gotham City and drive the famous Batmobile. The game follows Batman as he confronts the Scarecrow, who has launched an attack on Gotham City, causing a citywide evacuation. Aided by the mysterious Arkham Knight, an original character created for the game, the Scarecrow unites Batman's greatest foes in a plot to finally kill the Dark Knight. The new dual play feature allows you to seamlessly switch control between his allies such as Robin and Nightwing. There are also significant upgrades to Batman’s gadget arsenal. DLC for the game will actually give you control over characters as Harley Quinn and for the first time Batgirl in a prequel to Arkham series. I have no doubt that this will be the game of 2015. Excitement meter 10/10

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The Cider Barn – Print Making every Wednesday with Rache1. Fabric Screen-printing, Lino Cutting and Etching The Poly TALKS 7:30pm. Cafe Scientifique – The Function of Nonverbal Behaviour in Human Courtship.With Martin Graff, University of South Wales. The Poly FILM 7:30pm. Foxcatcher

THURSDAY 2ND

Finn M’Couls – Weasel Dust

FRIDAY 3RD

Zestival - Various locations from 25th july - 2nd August

National Maritime Museum VikingVoyagers at The National Maritime Museum Cornwall – runs until Feb 2017.Take an epic journey into theViking world. Discover the secret of the Vikings' success and explore the truth behind the popular myth of the bloodthirsty raiders. Temperance Hall Penryn – Friday indoor market Stan’s Games – Magic the Gathering Nights Finn M’Couls – Bare Knuckle Blues Prince of Wales - Hookes

SATURDAY 4TH

Prince of Wales - TBC Finn M’Couls – DJ Falmouth Marine School Community Open Day Venue: Falmouth Marine School, 11am-3pm. Come and celebrate our grand re-opening after a £3.6 million investment, with fantastic facilities to study all areas of marine life and leisure.There will be lots to do for all ages, from examining sea creatures in our marine science laboratories, to experimenting in our engineering workshops. Chat with our staff and students and find out everything we have to offer.All ages welcome, refreshments available. The Poly FILM 7:30pm. SING-ALONG GREASE This year we’re celebrating the 4th July with a special screening of that all-American musical GREASE – and this time it’s SING A LONG.

SUNDAY 5TH

Prince of Wales – Karaoke

MONDAY 6TH

Then one of them is found dead! Which of the others had the opportunity to kill him? And who had a motive?

FRIDAY 10TH

SATURDAY 11TH

Prince of Wales – The Bubble Finn M’Couls – DJ Princess Pavilions The Rat Pack Returns Cornwall Blood Bikes (riding for life) invites you for an evening of entertainment with the Rat Pack to raise money for a great cause. Black tie event - £40 ticket includes 2-course meal.

SUNDAY 12TH

Prince of Wales – Karaoke Tea with Ann – join the Rt Hon Ann Widdecombe DSG for afternoon tea and a book signing. Royal CornwallYacht club 2-4pm.Admission FREE. Craft Fair from 11am FalmouthTriathalon Venue: Gyllygnvase Beach Falmouth Triathlon is a sprint distance open water event.The event is made up of a 750m sea swim that takes place at Gyllyngvase Beach followed by a 20km that leaves Falmouth and heads out to Mawnan Smith and then returns to Falmouth on the same route and finished off with a run route that heads along the sea front, looping around Pendennis Point and finishing at Gyllyngvase Beach. Falmouth AquathonVenue: Gyllygnvase Beach Tempus Leisure are working in partnership with Triathlon England to bring you.The 2015 National Aquathlon Championships.The event will take place as part of the Falmouth Triathlon and will also include aYouth Aquathlon for 15-16 year olds.

Wodehouse – Texas Hold’em Poker Night Prince of Wales – Jam Night Front Bar – Folk Dancing, Breton, French etc. Free, Live Music 8.30 to 11pm

MONDAY 13TH

WEDNESDAY 8TH

TUESDAY 14TH

THURSDAY 9TH

WEDNESDAY 15TH

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 The Poly FILM. Queen and Country TUESDAY 7TH A funny and heart-warming follow-up to John Finn M’Couls – Open Mic Prince of Wales - Billy Lee and the Swamp Critters Boorman’s 1987 Oscar nominated gem Hope and Glory, when we saw 9-year-old Bill Rohan rejoicing as from Louisiana. Billy Lee was raised in the Cajun Triangle. The band plays traditional Cajun and Zydeco his school was destroyed by an errant Luftwaffe music using a variety of instruments including a wash bomb. Penryn week – see full feature on page 5. board, fiddle accordion, trombone, clarinet and sax The Cider Barn – Print Making every Wednesday with Rache1. Fabric Screen-printing, Lino Cutting and Etching

Tea With Ann.. Sunday 12th

Finn M’Couls – Hobson’s Choice The Poly TALKS 8:00pm. Once upon a time in the West … Country with Tony Hawks Princess Pavilions Murder at St Mawes Selected Thursdays throughout the summer. Falmouth Theatre Company present the opening showing of the 2015 Summer Play. It’s a dark and stormy night.The path to St. Mawes has collapsed, the tide is running high in the creek and two families are trapped in the same holiday cottage.

Finn M’Couls – Open Mic The Poly FILM . Queen and Country – see above Penryn week – see full feature on page. The Cider Barn – Print Making every Wednesday with Rache1. Fabric Screen-printing, Lino Cutting and Etching MoorishVenue:The Moor.A brand new series of street food events, featuring the best home grown street food and music talent. Moorish will run on the second Wednesday and last Saturday of each month, with dates varying around annual events. Wednesdays 9am-5pm, Saturdays 6.30-10pm. Penryn week – see full feature on page 5.

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THURSDAY 16TH

Finn M’Couls – Re loaded The Poly DANCE 7:30pm. Deiopea Theatre presents: Tide. In the beautiful, haunting and lonely ocean, a woman longs with her entire heart for a world to which she doesn’t belong, filled with love for a mysterious man.This is a story about pursuing desire no matter the cost, the obstacles, or the laws of nature standing in the way. Princess Pavilions Murder at St Mawes Selected Thursdays throughout the summer. Falmouth Theatre Company present the opening showing of the 2015 Summer Play. It’s a dark and stormy night.The path to St. Mawes has collapsed, the tide is running high in the creek and two families are trapped in the same holiday cottage.Then one of them is found dead! Which of the others had the opportunity to kill him? And who had a motive? Penryn week – see full feature on page 5.

FRIDAY 17TH

Temperance Hall Penryn – Friday indoor market Stan’s Games – Magic the Gathering Nights Prince of Wales – The Pickups Finn M’Couls – The Roosters Penryn week – see full feature on page 5.

SATURDAY 18TH

Prince of Wales – Fleeting Glimpse Finn M’Couls – DJ. Summer Fair – Penryn Primary Academy – Infant Site. 11am – 1pm. Lots of stalls, hotdogs, refreshments, fantastic raffle plus lots more. Everyone welcom. Princess Pavilions Guns and Roses Experience Capturing that reckless spirit of the original Guns ‘N’ Roses legendary live performances.All the essentials are covered with breath-taking accuracy including Sweet Child O’ Mine, Paradise City, Knocking on Heaven’s Door and so many more… Penryn week – see full feature on page 5.

SUNDAY 19TH

Prince of Wales - Karaoke Parklive Venue: Kimberley Park Showcasing a range of creative local talent this community-centred event is open to all. Sea Sunday Venue: King Charles the Martyr Parish Church. Sea Sunday takes place each year in July and is an important date in the civic calendar that recognises the Towns rich maritime traditions and particularly its strong naval links.Traditionally the parade, which consists of the Royal Naval Association, Standard Bearers,Town Councillors 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. Penryn week – see full feature on page 5.

MONDAY 20TH

‘Waterloo Sunset’ and cast as lovers in Thomas Hardy’s epic love story.

THURSDAY 23RD

Finn M’Couls – Area 51 Princess Pavilions Murder at St Mawes Selected Thursdays throughout the summer. Falmouth Theatre Company present the opening showing of the 2015 Summer Play. It’s a dark and stormy night.The path to St. Mawes has collapsed, the tide is running high in the creek and two families are trapped in the same holiday cottage.Then one of them is found dead! Which of the others had the opportunity to kill him? And who had a motive?

FRIDAY 24TH

Bare Knuckle Blues playing at Finn M'Couls on Friday 3rd

Temperance Hall Penryn – Friday indoor market Stan’s Games – Magic the Gathering Nights Finn M’Couls – Rickety bones

SATURDAY 25TH

Prince of Wales – Loc Finn M’Couls – DJ ZestiFAL 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. Princess Pavilion UB40 Tribute Night Featuring Rats In The Kitchen, the world's No.1 UB40 tribute show currently touring the UK, Ireland, Europe and recently India.This 8-piece band, will be delivering pulsating reggae hits now spanning more than 25 years.

SUNDAY 26TH

Prince of Wales – TBC ZestiFAL – See above

MONDAY 27TH

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 ZestiFAL – See above

TUESDAY 28TH

Billy Lee and the Swamp Critters perform at the Prince of Wales on Tuesday 7th

Finn M’Couls – Open Mic Pirates Attack! Venue: Pendennis Castle, 11am-5pm Man the cannons – the pirates are coming! Step back in time as Governor . John Killigrew readies his Garrison for the onslaught and discovers the secrets of a fortress braced for attack.With the scourge of the sea launching a full on assault, this is a colourful and noisy display of skulduggery on a grand scale. ZestiFAL – See above

WEDNESDAY 29TH

The Cider Barn – Print Making every Wednesday Wodehouse – Texas Hold’em Poker Night with Rache1. Fabric Screen-printing, Lino Cutting and Prince of Wales – Jam Night Etching Front Bar – Folk Dancing, Breton, French, etc. Fr. Live Pirates Attack!Venue: Pendennis Castle, 11am-5pm Music, 8.30 to 11pm See above ZestiFAL – See above TUESDAY 21ST Finn M’Couls – Open Mic

WEDNESDAY 22ND

The Cider Barn – Print Making every Wednesday with Rache1. Fabric Screen-printing, Lino Cutting and Etchin.g The Poly FILM. Far From the Madding Crowd (1968) The original and (in our opinion) best film adaptation of Thomas Hardy’s classic novel. 1967 saw Julie Christie and Terence Stamp immortalised by The Kinks in

THURSDAY 30TH

Finn M’Couls – Stone Country ZestiFAL – See above

FRIDAY 31ST

Temperance Hall Penryn – Friday indoor market Stan’s Games – Magic the Gathering Nights Finn M’couls – Cold Feet ZestiFAL – See above

Parklive Kimberley Park Sunday 19th

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