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for general enquiries, please now use:  admin@hayleareaplan.org.uk

Business, Enterprise and Economy

Next meeting: 13 July, 7:30pm at Passmore Edwrds Institute  

Wave Hub – Nick Harrington from the SW Regional Development Agency will be giving an update. If all goes to plan, this innovative project will be operational in 2010 with its land-base at Hayle Harbour. All welcome.

The Hayle Oral History Project has now started 

In an effort to keep the memories of Hayle for everyone forever we are recording conversations and interviews with older members of the community about their working life in this busy industrial town with foundries, mines, a power station, harbour and explosive works.  We would also like to hear about family/ daily life and social activities such as the popular regatta, carnival and dances and any events that affected the town.  We are looking for: 

• Older people who were brought up in Hayle and surrounding area who would enjoy talking about their memories. 
• Volunteers from all age groups in Hayle who would be interested in learning audio recording and journalism skills and interviewing older people from the community. 
• Young people in Hayle 12+ who would like to make a film with the Hayle Youth Project summer 09
• Students who would like to boost their CV or use live projects for course work who are interested in audio/ moving image recordings.  
• School children in Hayle who would like to get involved in finding out more about their town and learning new skills.
• The Cornish Diaspora  - Hayle families that emigrated but still have many memories to share from their homes in Mexico, South Africa, the USA, Australia etc...
• People with old audio recordings, film footage, postcards or photographs of Hayle

• Local schools, colleges and community projects that would like to get involved.

 

The project focuses on Hayle and the surrounding area such as St. Erth, Gwinear, Connor Downs, Gwithian, Angarrack etc..

The Hayle Oral History Project is co-ordinated by an ex-BBC radio producer and reporter with experience working on Hollywood films, making BBC TV reports and lecturing at University College Falmouth. 

Please contact Lucy:

Tel: 01736 753962 (Tuesday & Thursday and half day Wednesday)

Email: hayle.history@btconnect.com

Visit: The Old Brewery Office, 1 Sea Lane, Hayle TR27 4DU

Hayle Area Plan Partnership Manager

The final piece in the jigsaw was placed when Jane Sharp joined HAPP as the Plan Manager.  Jane is originally from Cornwall and has held a number of positions involved in regeneration, most recently in Yorkshire and also on the Mineral Tramways project in Pool.  She has degrees in both Human Environmental Studies and Planning.  Jane says that she is glad to be back in her home county of Cornwall and is very much looking forward to working on the Hayle Area Plan.

You can contact Jane at:

Jane Sharp
Hayle Area Plan Partnership Manager

Penwith District Council, St Clare, Penzance, Cornwall TR18 3QW
Tel: 01736 336899
Email: jane.sharp@hayleareaplan.org.uk

2 Dowren House, Foundry Lane, Hayle, Cornwall TR27 4HD
Tel: 01736 755448

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