Newsletter
2006
February/March 2006
- First edition of the Landulph Newsletter produced by a group of 6 volunteers in response to the Parish Plan.
- A grant from the Tamar Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Sustainable Fund covered the costs of the first 3 editions. Despite this grant, the newsletter contained adverts.
- This first edition established the structure and principles that exist today (August 2025) with a copy delivered free to all the houses in the parish.
- Establishment of the Landulph Footpath Group with 3 walks being led in December finishing at the Spaniards Inn for a drink and lunch.
View pdf of February/March 2006 newsletter (pdf)
April/May 2006
- Article from the Parish Council regarding the development of affordable homes.
- A grant from Awards for All supported the newsletter for the next year.
- A plea for someone to develop a website for the newsletter.
View pdf of April/May 2006 newsletter (pdf)
June/July 2006
- Description of website www.landulph.com
- Obituary for Fred Hele, a founder member of Cargreen Yacht Club
- History of Landulph Memorial Hall
View pdf of June/July 2006 newsletter (pdf)
August/September 2006
- Cargreen Yacht Club - The Jester Challenge: Tony Head's progress on Triple Venture
- Rainfall Records from Ken Eastment
View pdf of August/September 2006 newsletter (pdf)
October/November 2006
- Barry and Karen Richards' Highcroft Gardens open as part of National Gardens Scheme
- The fifth annual inter-parish Cricket Match between Landulph and Botus Fleming was won by a narrow margin by Botus Fleming. Strangely, but not apparently unusually there were 14 players on each side.
- Being a Bell Ringer by Les Clark part 1
- History of Landulph Methodist Church
View pdf of October/November 2006 newsletter (pdf)
December 2006/January 2007
- Being a Bell Ringer by Les Clark part 2
