Whats up and whats on in the villages of Mount and Warleggan, Cornwall
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Wednesday 28 July – 7.30 pm, Jubilee Hall, Mount
“Cornish Folklore & Music over the Centuries” – Merv & Alison Davey will be bringing a selection of their historic instruments and entertaining us with songs and music. Promises to be a great Cornish evening to re-start our series of meetings. – History Group
Friday 13 August, from 5.30 pm, Church Field, Warleggan
Warleggan Parish Get-Together – catch up with old friends, meet those who have moved into the parish during covid lockdown… barbecue – details nearer the time – see below
Village Greens cafeteria re-opening date – date to be announced. In the meantime, it remains open for collection of pre-ordered produce, and the pre-ordering service will continue even once the cafe is open again – details
Sunday 12 September, from 2pm, St Neot Cricket Club field
Croquet Tournament, open to all, organised by Cardinham Sports Club – details*
Wednesday 22nd SEPTEMBER , Jubilee Hall, Mount
12.30 pm: Parish Lunch – see details above
7.30 pm: “The Married Widows of Cornwall” – Dr Lesley Trotter relates the untold stories of 19th century emigration from Cornwall when thousands of wives were ‘left behind’ by men leaving to work overseas. – History Group
Wednesday 27th OCTOBER – 7.30 pm, Jubilee Hall, Mount
“Romans in Cornwall” – Carl Thorpe, Senior Archaeologist with the Cornwall Archaeological Unit will explore the extent of the Roman occupation and trading with Cornwall. – History Group
Wednesday 24th NOVEMBER – 7.30 pm, Jubilee Hall, Mount
“Trades & Occupations of 19th Century Liskeard” – Brian Oldham will share with us the detailed research he has undertaken into the early commercial life of Liskeard. – History Group
Regular events and activities
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Warleggan Parish, with its two villages Warleggan and Mount, lies between the parishes of St Neot to the east and Cardinham to the west, up on Bodmin Moor in Cornwall. It’s here on this website that you can find out the latest about what’s available, what’s happening, and what’s planned.
Launched in the summer of 2012, this community website seeks to enable residents to be better informed of what’s happening, to join or form local clubs, to be more involved in community decision-making, and to take full advantage of the facilities available.
It also aims to provide both visitors and residents with ideas for things to do, and places to go, and a forum through which ideas can be discussed.
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