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A Sporting Chance is an interactive website promoting accessible sports for disabled people in Devon and Cornwall. Whether the disability is physical, learning or social there are a range of different sports clubs advertised to suit specific and additional needs. The website is supported by several social networking sources including Twitter, Instagram and Facebook, in order to grow awareness of the project. Featured on the website, within the organisations, are images, text and testimonials of the coach’s and the members.

A Sporting Chance is an interactive website promoting accessible sports for disabled people in Devon and Cornwall. Whether the disability is physical, learning or social there are a range of different sports clubs advertised to suit specific and additional needs. The website is supported by several social networking sources including Twitter, Instagram and Facebook, in order to grow awareness of the project. Featured on the website, within the organisations, are images, text and testimonials of the coach’s and the members.

FALMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL
TOWN TEAM : MULTI-SKILLED OPERATIVE
Grade 2/3 SCP 10-17 £15941 - £17372
(Subject to National Pay Award from 01/04/2016)

Behind Falmouth's parish church (in the centre of town) is a grassy open space climbing the hill to Wodehouse Terrace. The interesting history of this patch of ground is lost to many of Falmouth's residents, who often assume the site has always been used for dog-walking or view-taking. But a closer look reveals a scattering of gravestones, leant against walls or covered with ivy. These relics are a clue to the site's actual history; the entire hillside here is a disused graveyard, opened in 1664 and closed in the 1850s because the ground was literally overfilled with the dead.

Cllr Paul Myers Midsummer Norton Mayor, Cllr John Body Town Mayor of Falmouth, Jon Wheatley Royal Horticultural Society

Following the decision at the last meeting of the Cabinet to defer the item on the Ships and Castles leisure centre, Adam Paynter, the Council’s Cabinet Member for Resources, asked officers to re-examine the condition of the building to assess the scale of the works required to address the immediate health and safety issues.

The National Association of Local Councils (NALC) sent its Larger Councils Committee to come on board at Falmouth, Cornwall, and visit this historic town in a fact-finding mission on Tuesday 7th July. Falmouth is situated on the south coast of Cornwall and is one of the county’s most diverse, vibrant and largest towns.