I have been appointed to the Cornwall Buildings Preservation Trust by Penwith District Council.

The Trust is a non-profit company, limited by guarantee and registered as a charity.  Its object is to secure the preservation of buildings of quality and of any period in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly, whether in town or villages.

The Trust's Secretary is Mr. David Stephens, 3 Carey Park, Redannick, Truro, TR1 2LD.  Tel: 01872-279181.

As a Trust member I have proposed that the Old Brewery Office in Sea Lane, Hayle be considered.  It has been surveyed and has the interest of the Trust.

Hayle Chamber of Commerce has become a key player in the redevelopment of the town's commercial and industrial base; liaising with and facilitating meetings with key organisations involved in writing the Local and Regional Structural Plan. This website and its future development is just one example of the forward thinking of the Hayle Action Team and the Executive Committee in addressing both our members' and the town's needs at the start of the 21st Century.

I am the Hayle Town Council liaison to the Chamber.

http://www.haylechamber.org.uk/

Constitution of the Hayle Chamber of Commerce

The Neighbourhood Panel meets every two months to provide an interface between the police and the local community.

It is chaired by Inspector Jean Phillips.

I am the Penwith District Council appointee.

I have been appointed to PAROW by Hayle Town Council.

PAROW was formed in 2002 at the instigation of Penwith District council, The Ramblers Association, The West Cornwall Footpaths Preservation Society and West Penwith Bridleways Association.

PAROW is a partnership supported by Penwith District Council, Cornwall County Council and the Community Development Trust.  It also has received supported from the Cornwall AONB Partnership, and Objective 1 Rural Funds.

The Objective of PAROW is to promote and achieve wider access to public rights of way, paths and open land in Penwith, with further development of the network, in partnership with all aspects of the community.

PAROW Forum meetings are held once each month. All interested in our paths and RoW are welcome to attend.

http://www.parow.org.uk/

I am a member of the management committee, chaired by Terry Pinnington.  The committee looks after the Grade II listed building and manages the letting of the rooms.

Officers:

Chair, Terry Pinnington
13 Tredrea Lane, St Erth, Hayle, TR27 6JS
Telephone: 01736-752077

Secretary Mrs Terry Lello

Treasurer, John Bennett
Vice Chair, Denis Hollow

Committee:

Chairman, Terry Pinnington
Mr. Pinnington has been on the board for over 25 years and has extensive contacts in the area. He is a local businessman.

Vice Chairman, Deputy Treasurer , Denis Hollow
Mr. Hollow has managed the building for almost 50 years.

Secretary, Terry Lello, CC
Mrs. Lello is a Town, District and County Councillor and a portfolio holder.

Treasurer, John Bennett, a Town and District Councillor, a Chartered Engineer, Fellow of the Institute of Engineering and Technology, Fellow of the Institute of Directors and a European Engineer.

William Glanville, Representative of the Royal British Legion.

Stuart Harris, Representative of the Royal British Legion. Former Mayor of Hayle.

Robert Mims, a retired but still-practising architect.

Robb Lello, a Town and District Councillor and local businessman.

Jayne Ninnes, a long-time Hayle resident, Hayle Town Councillor and keen activist for town issues. She is a manager at Cornwall College.

Col. Richard Selby-Boothroyd is Vice President of Hayle Old Cornwall Society, a trustee and Treasurer of Hayle Town Trust and of Harvey’s Foundry Trust (a major heritage and regeneration project in Hayle), parish clerk to the two rural parishes adjacent to Hayle, and a Church of England ordinand.
Raymond Wyse is a local businessman.

Frank Goff, a restoration surveyor and former Managing Director of a well-known company involved with the restoration of a number of important London historic structures including the White Tower at HM Tower of London and Kensington Palace and with extensive experience in the repair and restoration of many historic buildings. He is a member of the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings. He has worked on a wide range of structures and is an acknowledged expert in restoration.

Tim Clarke, a retired army officer, a quantity surveyor, rural estate manager and home inspector currently working in estate management for Penwith District Council, Cable & Wireless and Lord Falmouth.

I have been appointed to the Cornwall Buildings Preservation Trust by Penwith District Council.

The Towans Partnership was formed early in 2002 to bring together land owners, local government, government agencies and other parties interested in the Towans.