Letter
by Michael Galsworthty, CVO, CBE, DL
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| Summary
to date of FIFG Objective One Funding for Newlyn Regeneration
Projects |
| Press
: Major Development At Last For England’s Number One Port |
| Penzance
/ Newlyn / Penlee Technical Investigation - Public Exhibition |
| Newlyn
Association - News Updates |
| Trinity
Project 2000 |
| Newlyn
Art Gallery News |
| Restoration
of Lugger Ripple |
| Cornwall
Neighbourhoods for Change - Gwavas Consultation Summary Report |
| Enhance
and Maintain |
Letter by Michael
Galsworthty, CVO, CBE, DL
I welcome this opportunity to stand back and to reflect
on the work of the Newlyn Fish Industry Forum since we were
established in 2001. In fact we are fast approaching our third
anniversary and I want to pause for a moment to look at what
has happened thus far and to make sure we have the right bearings
for the course ahead.
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Summary to date of FIFG
Objective One Funding for Newlyn Regeneration Projects
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figures
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Press : Major Development
At Last For England’s Number One Port
Major Development At Last For England’s Number
One Port
In its long history as a seaport Newlyn has had perhaps one
of the most chequered careers of any fishing centre in theUK
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Penzance / Newlyn / Penlee
Technical Investigation - Public Exhibition
Penwith District Council have managed to secure over
£600,000 funding (including European Objective One investment)
for technical investigations in Mounts Bay to support work on
the harbour developments at Newlyn and Penzance.
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Newlyn Association -
News Updates
The Newlyn Association is undergoing a process of change and
development in order to be able to best respond to the enormous
possibilities of significant community benefit which the Newlyn
Regeneration project offers.
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Trinity Project 2000
The present plans for The Centre have arisen from consultation
and expressions of interest. It is intended that the plans remain
flexible so that the Development Group are able to respond to
local needs and to play a full part in the social and economic
regeneration of the community.
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Newlyn Art
Gallery News
The Gallery’s plans for development in Newlyn
and in Penzance have taken a big step towards going ahead, with
funding being agreed in principle from ERDF Objective One and
the Arts Lottery Capital Programme. Penwith DC and the County
Council have both offered contributions to the cost and this
is particularly important because in the arts sector, local
government support unlocks the door to other public and private
funding sources.
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Restoration of Lugger
Ripple
Work proceeds on schedule with nearly fifty pieces
of carefully cut and shaped Cornish timber, oak and elm, from
Tregothnan, Lord Falmouth’s estate near Truro now in place.
.
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Cornwall Neighbourhoods
for Change - Gwavas Consultation Summary Report
A large map showing every street, road and house of
the Gwavas Estate and the surrounding area was provided at the
Gwavas Fun Day on Monday 19th April 2004, to enable residents
to put forward their views about where they live, to highlight
environmental concerns, and to suggest how to improve their
local area.click
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Enhance and Maintain
Despite howling wind and pouring rain about 40 people attended
the Public Meeting in St Peter’s Hall on 11th March. 23
people volunteered to work in three areas—the Coombe,
Tolcarne and Street-an-Nowan led by Nick Howells, Newlyn Town
with Grevis Williams and the rest of the Conservation Area towards
Sandy Cove with Ron Hogg. The work—to identify problems,
note possible improvements etc is ongoing.
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more
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