Postcards for the Precious Lives Appeal
The Christmas show is a wonderful exhibition of postcard sized paintings by local, national and international artists, painted to raise money for the Precious Lives Appeal. A percentage of all painting sales will go to the charity and we will also be raffling a luxury Cornish food hamper in aid of the appeal... There are lots of reasons to join us!

 
The NFIF Environment Group

nfif-environment_group-sm.jpgThe Environment Group of the Newlyn Fish Industry Forum are working with CCC's Landscape and Urban Design Unit and Cornwall Enterprise to improve and enhance the areas around the proposed new Fish Market.

  • War Memorial Area:  Pedestrianise as much as possible, remove overhead wires and improve street furniture and lighting.
  • Keel Alley:  Link visually to the Fish Market and generally improve accessibility; possible uses - stalls, performance, etc.

There was a consultation at the Fish Festival which was received favourably. These are the comments made then and more would be welcome.

 
Newlyn's 'Crabby Crusaders' challenge

Neville and Richard PittmanTwo brothers, Neville and Richard Pittman, owners of Seafood and eat it will be driving 4500 miles from Plymouth to Timbuctu in an adapted 16 year old Vauxhall Frontera  2.3 litre diesel. The estimated three weeks journey, which will take them through France, Spain, Morocco, is part of the Plymouth-Dakar challenge. 

Neville and Richard, both ex fishermen turned successful entrepreneurs, are financing the journey from their own pocket but you can sponsor their challenge via the 'donate now' link on their website . All the money raised through their challenge will go in aid to the Fishermen's Mission.

 
Newlyn Fish Market plans on show

new harbour plansA new presentation of the plans for the new Newlyn Fish Market are available online at www.newlyn.org

The plans have been submitted to Penwith District Council by the Newlyn Pier and Harbour Commissioners will be determined in January 08 and will lead to further studies.

 

Newlyn Christmas Light Switch-on Ceremony

Friday, 12th December at 7.00pm, with music and choir, mulled wine and fireworks.  If you are in the area do not miss this wonderful event. The spectacular fireworks display rising over the...

A must for all with love of the sea

With the Spirit of Mystery currently making its way from Newlyn to Cape Town, the only stop on its voyage to Australia, together with the recent restoration of the Ripple, the lugger has not been...

Call for port's users to work together

THE MANAGING director of Plymouth fish market has warned that Newlyn's key players must start working together to safeguard Newlyn's future as a fishing port. David Pessell, of Plymouth Tra...

Spirit of Mystery battles storms as she nears equator

HUGE storm clouds have been looming above the 'Spirit of Mystery' as she makes her way ever closer to the equator. The tracker system shows Pete Goss and his crew way out in the Atlantic alm...

Male voice choirs link in musical tradition

THE recent two male voice choir concerts held in Richmond Church arranged by Newlyn Male Choir, in aid of the Children's Hospice South West Precious Lives Appeal, proved to be a great success. ...

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