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Wednesday 25 April 2012
Newlyn job vacancy: Fisheries Community Animateur
There's an excellent opportunity for a recent graduate from the local community to work in helping to develop a better future for the fishing industry.
Recruitment: Fisheries Community Animateur
35 hours per week Salary £23,000 per annum Based in Newlyn with extensive travel around Cornwall.
We are seeking a Fisheries Community Animateur to work with the Cornwall Fisheries Local Action Group (FLAG), a working group that strategically supports the sustainable development of the fisheries community.
The post holder will be required to work within the community to bring about, develop and secure funding that will meet the aims of FLAG strategy, and to project a positive image to the local and identified FLAG community. Fisheries knowledge not necessarily required but the ability to work on own initiative and see tasks through to completion is essential. Excellent communication skills required, both written and oral, together with sound IT knowledge. The successful applicant will need the ability to write clear reports and business plans and interpret complex funding rules and strategies. Would suit a friendly, outgoing graduate (or level 6 qualified) with the above skills. The ability to travel independently throughout Cornwall is a requirement of this post.
Application forms should be emailed to crcc.jobs@cornwallrcc.org.uk.
Unfortunately CVs cannot be accepted.
Closing date: 8 May 2012 Interview date: 15 May 2012
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The way ahead
Someone needs to keep an eye on things in town.......
is this what is needed to bring about proseprity to the area - OAP flats on a waterfront overlooking the amazing Mounts Bay?
is this what is needed to bring about proseprity to the area - OAP flats on a waterfront overlooking the amazing Mounts Bay?
Wet Wednesday
Evidence that last night was a dirty night at sea.......
with the promenade at Penzance getting a good soaking this morning......
follow that sign (but don't try and find the museum as it is long since gone).......
looks calm enough in the harbour......
and inside the fish market there are plent6y of broken trips from the boats forced in by the weather........
not enough to keep top bass boat Cynthia from landing these beauties.....
top score from the beamer WSS.......
the netter, Gary M went through some pretty rough days to get these guys ashore, good turbot and monk up for grabs......
as did the Govenek of Ladram......
who also landed a few boxes of these fine looking Cornish hake......
it's all go in the fridge Mike.......
one very wet looking quay.......
where else?!
Dodging together 100 miles off Cornwall
After steaming almost 100 miles north west of Land's End and having shot her gear last night, the netter Ajax reports that she is now dodging (keeping the boat head-to-wind in order to reduce the effect of the bad weather) alongside the Padstow netter, Sparkling Line. The boats are not too far from the Kinsale Gas Field and the site of the wreck, Luistania, which is about 12 miles off Kinsale Head..
Spare a thought for the guys at sea tonight
It's not nice out there! ......... the Crystal Sea III is towing into and then with the weather in order keep as comfortable as possible - many of the Breton boats don't do this because the say the stop-start effect it has on the boat loses the fish being herded in front of the trawl!
Tuesday 24 April 2012
That's a seriously wet looking sun!
Porthleven Food Festival
This time it was the sun not storms that no doubt helped to engulf one Cornish port at the weekend as floods of people descended on Porthleven for its annual Food Fest, opened by chef Anthony Worrall-Thompson........
there were plenty of local produce stands, Cornish Duck being one......
a huge demonstration tent houses a constant stream of entertaining cooking events throughout the day.....
the stalls showcase just how diverse the range of Cornish produce has become over the years......
with cured meats being a big favourite........
and in recent years sweet-toothed fans have plenty to choose from......
along with that ever-increasing cheese board that seems to grow ever broader year on year!
a huge demonstration tent houses a constant stream of entertaining cooking events throughout the day.....
the stalls showcase just how diverse the range of Cornish produce has become over the years......
with cured meats being a big favourite........
and in recent years sweet-toothed fans have plenty to choose from......
along with that ever-increasing cheese board that seems to grow ever broader year on year!
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