A small film that wonderfully shows off the village, our trails and the beach. Do you have a film that we can add to the site, let us know.
The name Pentewan is from the Cornish language, PEN meaning a headland and TEWAN or Towan meaning a sand-hill, hillocks or dunes. The village is built around a circular hill known as The Round, it is known that… Read More
From the village square head up Pentewan hill, turn first right onto The Terrace and pick up the coast path past the church at the end of the lane turning left onto the footpath. From here, there are… Read More
This is a circular walk approximately 1 mile in length and takes around 20 – 30 minutes to walk. The walk takes you around the back of Pentewan down the valley and just into the bluebell woods. It… Read More
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West End Car Park
Notice is hereby given that the Pentewan Valley Parish Council proposes to make an Order pursuant to the provisions of the Road Traffic Regulations Act 1984 and all other enabling powers to be known as the Pentewan Valley Parish Council (Off Street Parking Places) Order 2019.
This Notice is intended to provide an indication of the order’s provisions, as outlined below. A copy of the draft Order, may be viewed at www.pentewanvalleypc.uk or by application to the parish clerk pentewancpconsult@gmail.com. Read More
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Christmas Wardrobe Clearout
Mevagissey Activity Centre
Valley Road, Mevagissey, PL26 6SA,
01726 844 733
Needs your unwanted clothes, shoes, sheets and blankets. Read More
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Remembrance Day
10:45 – Muster in the Square
10:50 – Opening comments (Peter Francis)
10:58 – Last Post (Chrissy Knight) Read More
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Pentewan Old Cornwall Society
Pentewan Old Cornwall Society starts its 64th year of meetings in the village on Monday 17th September 2018 commencing at 7.30pm in the village hall. There will be the Annual General Meeting, which includes the Recorders Report of the last twelve months in the village, and this will be followed by a short film about Henry Jenner 1848-1934 who campaigned to get Cornwall recognised as a Celtic nation and prove Cornish is a living language.
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Morris men
Guess what, its Morris Men evening again!! It comes round faster and faster each year! It’s on Thursday 26th July in the Square stalls at 6,30pm and Morris Men dance at 8pm.
So as usual we are relying on your generosity to donate raffle prizes, items for the tombola, cakes and savouries for the cake stall, bric-a-brac, and because the book stall needs a bit
of an updating some books adult and childrens. Read More
