Polperro is a village and fishing port on the south-east Cornwall coast in South West England, UK, Seems More Of A Empty Hoilday (Home) Village Out Of Season. It is Situated on the River Pol, A fishing harbour surrounded by tightly packed old fishermen's houses makes it attractive to tourists, and particularly so in the summer months. Thursday 24th February 2011
In comedy drama Ball Trap on the Cote Sauvage the Marriot family's camping holiday in the South of France at the "Brit Camp" section of the Horizon camping ground takes a series of disastrous turns especially once the enigmatic Early Bird and her secret bearing husband arrive on the scene. Typically Davies with its voyeuristic overtones, almost at times like a homage to Mike Leigh's Nuts in May and full of scintillating dialogue and everywhere the scent of sex. There is a fabulous cast on board too, Jack Shepherd and Zoe Wanamaker as the Marriots are the initially calm centre around which everyone else journeys into the surreal but Miranda Richardson and Michael Kitchen steal things with their clearly insane double act. Quite a bit of the production was filmed in Cornwall and the drama was part of the BBC's Screen One strand of high quality shot on film productions of the late 80's and early 90's.
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Welcome to Penzance & Marazion in Cornwall www.whealrodney.co.uk Wheal Rodney is perfectly located for your holiday. The site is just 3.5 miles from Penzance and Marazion is just a 15 minute stroll down the hill. There is a great local pub a short 5 minute walk from the camp site. In Marazion town there is a wide variety of shops and sights which include Philps Pasty shop and St. Michael's Mount. 0 Welcome to Marazion 0:20 Sub tropical gardens 0:30 Long sandy beaches 0:45 Saint Michael's Mount 1:27 Marazion town 1:50 Marazion marsh RSBP run 2:12 West approach to Marazion
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Trewan Hall is situated about 10 miles from Newquay. It is a stunning park with fatastic Scenery and a swimming pool. It is currently part of the Camping and Caravan Club. So visitors who have a card are more than welcome
I have always thought it was wrong that young people all over the country can usually chose to live and work where they were brought up but if you live in Cornwall unless you are very lucky if you want a good job and somewhere to live you have to move away from Cornwall. You can have you say in the future of Cornwall because during February March and April 2011 Cornwall council are consulting the people of Cornwall and asking them about the future and where development needs to be distributed throughout the county. It is called the Core Strategy Options Consultation and sounds very boring but it is about how many social houses we build for local people. The core strategy is also about where we have employment land and if we build it in the main Cornwall towns or if we build throughout Cornwall in the smaller towns and villages where the majority of people live. Look out for details in the local press or call at your one stop shop or phone the CC planning dept on 0300 1234151 and say you want to have your say on the Local Development Framework. I think employment should be where people live and they should not have to travel miles to go to work. I would like to see a much higher percentage of social houses built by developers. In the past it was about 25% and in the future it needs to be much higher we need 60 70 and 80% proportion of social housing built by developers if we are to stop the mass exodus of young people from Cornwall. If you are watching this after the end ...
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