St Erth
Main menu:
ST ERTH TEA SHOP - Now open at the village shop/Post Office. Please drop in for tea, coffee, soft drinks and cakes and support our enterprising village shop
St Erth Residents Association (SERA)
The next open meeting of the St Erth Residents Association has been arranged for 8pm on Monday February 6 at the Old School Room, St Erth. St Erth Brownies will be using the hall immediately before this meeting, so please allow them to vacate the hall before entering. The main purpose of the meeting will be to discuss the proposed park & ride, the Green Lane housing planning application (speaker nomination), sewerage relating to the St Erth smell, and the threat to end the bus service to the village.
ST ERTH PARISH COUNCIL:
The next meeting of St Erth Parish Council will be on Tuesday February 7 at the Old School Room instead of the Vestry Rooms. The Green Lane application will be considered during the public participation at 7.20pm. The Green Lane applicant has been invited to speak for up to 10 minutes and the Parish Council will require the objectors to appoint a representative who will also be allowed to speak for up to 10 minutes. The rest of the agenda will follow the normal parish Council business as usual. Any questions or comments for the Parish Council may be addressed to the Clerk at 25 Fore Street, 01736 757575, e-mail: sterthpc@hotmail.co.uk
ST ERTH PARISH COUNCIL - To view the Council's response to the Transportation Hub planning application please click here
BUSES
Details following from Cornwall Council Cabinet meeting held 25 January 2012 will be given at Residents Association meeting.
Click PLANNING ISSUES for more details on strategic planning applications
Latest News!
READ ALL ABOUT IT!
The Village Store and Post Office
Moni and Brian White are the proprietors of our village shop - please do your best to support them "Open All Hours" has nothing on our Shop and Post Office. Don't use it - then we'll lose it.
But why not use it? All you want for your weekly shop IS available. Order the delicious, mouth watering, fresh local meat from R.J Trevarthen, Roskrow, Penryn, and it appears. Ask for the brochure to see the huge variety available and choose the cuts you want. Get your fresh vegetables, grown in local fields. Whether it's rice or lentils, tights or plasters, flowers or Betty Stogs the choice is there. And while you are there use the Post Office too! Why go elsewhere to post a parcel, currency exchange, or just a stamp? Kevin is always ready to advise on best services to use.
The Star Inn
Always something different and yet always the same! Mark and Debbie Barrett have the ability to make a visit to the pub the hub of the village. Of course, the bar staff and the locals add to the ambience.
Regular events of Whist Drives, Bingo, Friendly Quiz, Music Night, A-Pint-and-a-Curry, plus many more. Watch out on the board for Special Events. Excellent meals served lunch and evening. Make a point to share a pint and a bite!
This is the third important part of St Erth's community shopping. The Market is held every Saturday at the Methodist Hall from 10.00 to 12.00 noon. Local produce are sold which include cakes, flowers, crafts, plants, curries, fresh fish, fresh St Erth pork from Yew Tree Cottage, fresh beef, cards, Jim's bread, Kathy's pasties and other home cooking. Refreshments are provided by St Erth Organisations on rotation. There are a few vacancies for new stall-holders, enquiries welcome, please contact Marilyn on 757030.
Police Community Support Officer, Terry Webb, will try and visit the farmers market when he is on the appropriate shift and welcomes anyone who would like to raise any local police issues with him. Messages can be left for him on 792735.
