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Roseland Surgeries November Newsletter

**************************** November Newsletter **************************** Dr Mark Stephen We are sad to report that unfortunately Dr Stephen is too poorly to return to work for the time being. We continue to source locum...

Portscatho Christmas Lights

Discovering the Roseland – and a bit beyond. By Lindsay Brooke

Discovering the Roseland – and a bit beyond. By Lindsay Brooke As some of you might be aware I am a newbie to the Roseland. To discover more about what goes on...

St Anthony’s Noyse

St Anthony’s Noyse Every Saturday morning, at 9.15, in the Memorial Hall, Portscatho This is suitable for young and old players of any ability. We have a great time practising and performing...

National Trust – Roseland and Veryan Bay – November Newsletter

Autumn Movements My name is Aaron Claxton and, as I write this, I have just finished my first month working on the Roseland – thank you to all the wonderful people that...

Wild Roseland Nature Notes – November 2022

Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) and our wild birds In September, an event occurred which is likely to change the number and variety of birds that we know on the Roseland....

Introduction to Lindsay Brooke

Introduction to Lindsay Brooke Roseland Online is thrilled to be welcoming Lindsay Brooke who will be supporting us with news and stories from around the Peninsula, and using her extensive experience as...

BeeMania – November 2022 – Colin Rees

So the beekeeping season is drawing to a close, after what has turned out to be one of the better seasons for a few years – for me, at least. All my...

Book Reviews – November 2022- Sallie Eden

Invisible Blood edited by Maxim Jakubowski Published by Titan Books 2019 Seventeen stories of murder and mystery by well known authors. If you like crime stories there’ll be something here for you...

Gardening – November 2022 – Caroline Kenzie

“It is enough To smell, to crumble the dark earth While the robin sings over again, Sad songs of autumn mirth ” Edward Thomas “Digging” October has been remarkably mild although we...