Via http://ea-lit.freshwaterlife.org/archive/ealit:1559/OBJ/19000504.pdf

Some extracts  read more »

Hayle Rugby Club play at Memorial Park

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Hayle had its own lifeboat from 1866 until 1906.

Its first boat was the ‘Isis’.  A self-righter, thirty-two feet in length, pulling ten oars, paid for by Oxford University.
She carried out ten rescues saving fifty lives during her twenty-one years of service.

In 1887 ‘The New Oriental Bank’ later renamed ‘The F. H. Harrison’ replaced ‘Isis’. She was a thirty-two feet self-righter and her saddest service was to the ‘S.S. Escurial’, when she had to be taken overland to Portreath beach to be launched.
In spite of her best efforts only seven of the eighteen crew were rescued alive.  read more »

Hayle - Loggans area

Scaffolding started to go up around Loggans Mill on Monday 20th March 2006. The mill was owned by Penwith District Council, now Cornwall Council, and the scaffolding is designed to support the existing structure and will help to preserve what is a landmark listed building at the gateway of Hayle. As a reminder that we need to keep pursuing ways to save the building, the following is a count of the number of days since the scaffolding went up.  read more »