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Hilary
What a wonderful site! Loved all the photos in Wander Around Saltash & On Our Doorstep. Brought back so many memories. Even appreciated the sad ones!!lol
JoanT
I am at long long last signed in - took a while and Marc was very helpful - but not everyone can get to contact Marc. I did by a very devious route!!! CHeers
Marc
LOL Dick nobody has been banned from the site although there is a spam proection in place and if someone refreshes too many times in a short period their IP will be banned PM me with the IP in question and it will be corrected
Dick
It's a scandal that a daughter of Cornubia - Joan Trethewey is denied access to ths site - she is not an Arab with a bad foot - she bears the noble name Trethewey and should be given full access - as should anyone with a name beginning Tre, Pol or Pen. Sort it out or Trelawney will come and get you with his umpteen men!
Marc
Hi Brian welcome to the site. My wife has set up a Facebook group for Kenwanne, and there are pictures here in the gallery
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Welcome to thisisSaltash
Welcome to Saltash's very own community website.
This site will become a focal point for Saltash on the internet.
If you are having an event you can post it on to the calendar. It can be anything from a tea party to a car boot sale, a school reunion, or your clubs monthly meeting down the local pub. Nothing is too small or too large!
Why not look at the History section. You will find written accounts from people who's great grandmothers and fathers lived in Saltash.
Taking the Saltash heritage trail you can get a image of the days gone by, like Old Mr Elliot’s shop, and Mary Newman’s Cottage, but if you look harder you will be able to find many old relics still there, such as the gate pillars for the Port View estate. There is far more to be found than most people realise you just need to open your eyes. Have you ever wandered up Fore Street and noticed a green dragon? No, go and have a look, its on the Co-op building, the site of the Green Dragon Inn. Wander along the waterside and experience some magnificent views up and down the Tamar, and take in some beautiful public houses such as the Union Inn and The Boatman or a wander up Station Hill takes you past the Two Bridges, a public house situated almost directly under the Royal Albert Bridge.
The Town boasts some very famous former associations such as Ann Glanville, Henry Jackson and not forgetting Isambard Kingdom Brunel who built and designed the Royal Albert Bridge that connected Devon and Cornwall across the river Tamar, becoming the “Gateway to Cornwall”
This site will become a focal point for Saltash on the internet.
If you are having an event you can post it on to the calendar. It can be anything from a tea party to a car boot sale, a school reunion, or your clubs monthly meeting down the local pub. Nothing is too small or too large!
Why not look at the History section. You will find written accounts from people who's great grandmothers and fathers lived in Saltash.
Taking the Saltash heritage trail you can get a image of the days gone by, like Old Mr Elliot’s shop, and Mary Newman’s Cottage, but if you look harder you will be able to find many old relics still there, such as the gate pillars for the Port View estate. There is far more to be found than most people realise you just need to open your eyes. Have you ever wandered up Fore Street and noticed a green dragon? No, go and have a look, its on the Co-op building, the site of the Green Dragon Inn. Wander along the waterside and experience some magnificent views up and down the Tamar, and take in some beautiful public houses such as the Union Inn and The Boatman or a wander up Station Hill takes you past the Two Bridges, a public house situated almost directly under the Royal Albert Bridge.
The Town boasts some very famous former associations such as Ann Glanville, Henry Jackson and not forgetting Isambard Kingdom Brunel who built and designed the Royal Albert Bridge that connected Devon and Cornwall across the river Tamar, becoming the “Gateway to Cornwall”
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Monday 19 July 2010
Saltash Camera Club
Just a reminder that Saltash Camera Club starts again on the 13th September, with a presentation evening for the winners of the previous years trophys.
They meet every Monday night at Ashtorre Rock Community Centre on the waterside at 7.30pm
They have a new website " Click link " with lots of information about the club and also there a lots of galleries of photos by their members, (and very good they are too.
Go and have a look if you just take the odd snap or you fancy yourself as the next big photographer I'm sur they will have something for you.
Sunday 04 July 2010
Facebook Integration
I have integrated the thisisSaltash website with facebook, I am hoping that this will increase our active readership. I have been unable to commit as much time to the site recently and I am hoping this might be what is needed to bring more people to the site.
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Saturday 03 July 2010
May Fair AGM
The Saltash May Fair Commitee hold their AGM at 7p.m. on Tuesday 13th July at the SHADO Centre.
The Committee would be delighted to meet anyone who may be able to help organise this ever growing event that has become such a great success for local charities and which is enjoyed by more and more Saltash residents every year.
Everyone is welcome to attend on the evening, or you can contact the committee through " Click link "
Submitted by kevin
The Committee would be delighted to meet anyone who may be able to help organise this ever growing event that has become such a great success for local charities and which is enjoyed by more and more Saltash residents every year.
Everyone is welcome to attend on the evening, or you can contact the committee through " Click link "
Submitted by kevin
Fancy a night of sin in Saltash ?
Following last summer’s success with ‘The Course of True Love’, Mary Newman’s Cottage in Culver Road, Saltash, will again play host to the 1623 Theatre Company, who promise a salacious journey through the seven deadly sins with scenes of scandal from some of Shakespeare’s best loved plays. More details on the Events Calendar.
Entrance is by ticket only, which are on sale for £9.00 each and are available by calling 01752 843087 or email at "email here". The doors to the cottage will open at 6.00p.m and the audience is invited to bring a picnic to enjoy in this beautiful setting. Refreshments are available to purchase from the Cottage cafeteria and the sin begins at 7.30p.m.
Submitted by kevin
Entrance is by ticket only, which are on sale for £9.00 each and are available by calling 01752 843087 or email at "email here". The doors to the cottage will open at 6.00p.m and the audience is invited to bring a picnic to enjoy in this beautiful setting. Refreshments are available to purchase from the Cottage cafeteria and the sin begins at 7.30p.m.
Submitted by kevin
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