Penwith Radio

- We visit the Cornwall Blind Association’s new centre at Longrock.
– Local author, Caitilin Finch, talks about two books she’s written on creating healthy meals for babies and toddlers.
– Children from St Hilary School tell us about their after school clubs.
– May Day celebrations are revived in Penzance.

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Cornwall Blind Association

For information on the new Longrock Sight Centre

Penzance May Horns

Pictures of the May Day celebrations

- Anne Ratcliffe hears about new Women’s Institute meetings in Penzance.
– Pat Quayle takes a tour of the Penwith Green Fair.
– We hear the latest report from Marazion School and the MaD Youth Radio group.

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MaD Radio

Marazion and District Youth Radio

Penwith Environmental Network

Organisers of the Penwith Green Fair

Women's Institute

Details on the Cornwall Federation

In this edition, Mike Dees talks with sixties pop star turned television presenter and musical theatre performer, Lionel Morton.
Pat Quayle experiences the thrills of Hayle Skate Park.
There’s advice on changes to tax rules following the recent budget.
We hear about the Greenheart Project’s environmental improvements in west Cornwall, with Anne Ratcliffe.
And Ludgvan School presents the first report from the Marazion and District Youth Radio group.

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MaD Radio

Marazion and District Youth Radio

Mike Dees talks with Tin Pan Alley lyricist and song plugger, Peter Foss.
The Cornish Bard, Howard Curnow, tells us about St. Piran’s Day and the truth behind the legend.
Local writer Randle Hurley presents one of his yarns about life here in the far west of Cornwall.
Anne Ratcliffe moves to the sound of Latin America with the group Samba Celtica.
All this and more from Penwith Radio.

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Cornish World Magazine

Features yarns by Randle Hurley.

An Daras - The doorway to Cornish Folk Arts.

For information on St Piran's Day events.

Medical Foundation for the Care of Victims of Torture

The charity Gaynor Drew will by sky-diving to raise funds for.

This is the first programme from Penwith Radio, a voluntary group committed to broadcasting local issues, news and events.

Pat Quayle talks to local musician Libby Pentreath about her life and work.
Story-teller Beth Ansell reads her tale, Log Cabin.
Janette Eathorne pays a surprise visit to a lady celebrating a very special occasion.
Volunteers Anne Ratcliffe and George Care talk about their involvement with Penwith Radio and invite you to contribute.

If you would like to be involved please get in touch.

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