Starting this as a collection of ideas of things to do if you're self-isolating or just social distancing.

Suggestions gratefully received! by email or contact form

• How to avoid catching and spreading coronavirus (social distancing)

  Everyone should do what they can to stop coronavirus spreading.

  Do

• wash your hands with soap and water often – do this for at least 20 seconds

• always wash your hands when you get home or into work  read more »

CORONAVIRUS AND THE ANGARRACK COMMUNITY

The coronavirus has taken a massive step forward today and the effect on our
community is as yet unknown.   We do not need to panic however it's inevitable that it
will affect some/all of us over the coming months. This could be a single person living
alone or whole families who have to self-isolate for anything between 7 and 14 days

So what can we do;-

There are people in the village who are more than happy to collect prescriptions, get provisions etc. if needed.

If you require assistance either use the numbers on the note dropped round the village  read more »

Real-time evidence of flattening the curve. Lodi had the first Covid-19 case in Italy, and implemented a shutdown on Feb 23. Bergamo waited until March 8. Look at the difference. Incredible research by  read more »

"Viable HCoV-19.. detected:
 in aerosols up to 3 hours
 up to 4 hours on copper
 up to 24 hours on cardboard
 up to 2-3 days on plastic & stainless steel
Median half-life estimate around 13 hours on steel & around 16 hours on polypropylene" #coronavirus

via https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.03.09.20033217v1.full.pdf

Electricity Act 1989: Overhead Lines (Exemption) (England and Wales) Regulations 2009: Erection of one wooden pole not exceeding 12m in height with overhead lines attached. - Chylowen 23 Steamers Hill Angarrack Cornwall

Ref. No: PA20/02150 | Received date: Fri 06 Mar 2020 | Status: Pending Consideration | Case Type: Planning Application

http://planning.cornwall.gov.uk/online-applications/centralDistribution....

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Starting this as a collection of ideas of how to help

Suggestions gratefully received! by email or contact form

A number of companies are delivering food/meals to the door- most require several hours notice, in some cases 24 hours - check carefully!!  read more »

Proposed House Extension and Alterations, Constructions of New Workshop. - Fairwinds 16 Back Lane Angarrack Hayle Cornwall TR27 5JE

Ref. No: PA20/00542 | Received date: Tue 21 Jan 2020 | Status: Pending Consideration | Case Type: Planning Application

 PA20/00542 | Proposed House Extension and Alterations, Constructions of New Workshop. | Fairwinds 16 Back Lane Angarrack Hayle Cornwall TR27 5JE  read more »

"It was noted that Councillor Capper had attended the Cornwall Council Awards Ceremony at County Hall on 1 May 2019. He had been recognised for his long service to the town and in particular for serving on the town council for 40 years. He circulated the framed certificate and the tie pin, made of tin from South Crofty Mine, which he had been presented with. Members, once again, offered sincere congratulations and thanked him for his continued enthusiasm."

via https://www.hayletowncouncil.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/minutes-2-ma...

Hayle Town Council

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There is an account² of the anniversary of the Hayle Sunday School which took place in June 1827
on Whit Monday (4th). The Hayle children were joined by the Angarrack branch of the school and 600
children went in procession with the two Wesleyan ministers at their head, “to the heights of the
Towans” and reached a natural amphitheatre “carpeted with nature's green”. “Appropriate”
hymns were sung after an address by the Rev. Thomas Martin after which they returned to the
chapel for tea and cakes. They then went to the beach, formed a circle where prayer was offered
and hymns sang and, on the way back, rested for a while at Riviere House and may well have sung  read more »

Angarrack Wesleyan Sunday School was engaging bands right up to 1954, at least. In 1886 they paid Copperhouse Band
£1. 10s. Eleven years later Copperhouse was charging £2.10s. In 1919 they engaged the prodigious
Camborne Town Band for £7.10s. But it must have been a rare luxury for next year it was back to
Copperhouse at £5. So Copperhouse had it until 1928 when St Erth made its first appearance at
the tea treat charging £5.10s. Perhaps fearing price competition they managed to reduce next
year to £4. 14s. 7d! Next year (1933) Hayle came at £5, then Camborne Junior. Marazion Band
came a couple of years and in 1937 they played indoors! Considering the size of the schoolroom  read more »