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Music makes the world go round….

Posted on: 9th February 2025 | by Sue James | Posted in Blog

Music makes the world go round…., yes I know the song say money but I think music is much better and can be therapy! As most of you reading this know, I will not be standing at any level at local elections in May. I am once again in a caring role that is taking significantRead More »

What does 2025 have in store?

Posted on: 19th January 2025 | by Sue James | Posted in Blog

What does 2025 have in store? Well, that is a broad question you might well say! I think I will avoid the world issues and predictions and stick to local stuff, in no particular order! PENDEEN PLAYPARK If you have children, pop along to the playpark in Pendeen and see what you think of theRead More »

Commemorative Councillor Plaque at Kerdroya

Posted on: 30th September 2024 | by Sue James | Posted in Blog

I had the chance to visit my Commemorative Councillor Plaque at Kerdroya on Sunday. The weather could have been better but it was nice to see the 3 stretches of Cornish Hedging I sponsored, including 1 to mark the time I served our local community as a Cornwall Councillor. If you click on the image,Read More »

16 Days of Action Against Domestic Violence – St Just and Pendeen Update

Posted on: 28th September 2024 | by Sue James | Posted in Blog

For more details of this years full programme, as events finalise, go to: 16 Days of Activism Penzance or find the Campaign on Facebook or Instagram. Work is gathering pace to ensure that St Just and Pendeen are taking part in this years programme, albeit in a small way. Background The 16 days campaign, launchedRead More »

A sort of Political but definitely democratic Blog

Posted on: 20th August 2024 | by Sue James | Posted in Blog

A sort of Political but definitely democratic Blog, by which I mean I am encouraging you to think about standing for election as a local Councillor! In Cornwall, the next local elections to Cornwall Council and Town and Parish Councils will be May 2025. Whilst Cornwall Councillors get an allowance to help them give timeRead More »

A General Election to Remember

Posted on: 12th July 2024 | by Sue James | Posted in Blog

A General Election to remember and, if I’m honest, a result I still have to pinch myself to believe! I was less active in the campaign for Andrew George’s re-election than previous ones but still got out when I could if he was in and around Penzance, the St Just Parish or the Lands EndRead More »

Ponies Grazing Our Fields

Posted on: 3rd April 2024 | by Sue James | Posted in Blog

The Ponies that are grazing our fields at Higher Carnyorth Farm are cared for by the charity, Poppy and the Pit Ponies. Poppy and the Pit Ponies is a charity set up to rescue ponies from Dartmoor that might otherwise be put down, due to over stocking. Find our more about Poppy and the PitRead More »

Time to Join the Dark Side

Posted on: 2nd April 2024 | by Sue James | Posted in Blog

Time to join the Dark Side might seem an odd way for a Politician to start a blog post but I promise you I’ve not joined a dodgy cult of Political group. As it is Dark Skies week, I thought I’d say something about why ‘dark’ is good or, in other words, ‘light pollution isRead More »

Do you love techy equipment problems? St Ives Lib Dems need you!

Posted on: 7th February 2024 | by Sue James | Posted in Blog

If you love techy equipment problems then St Ives Lib Dems need you! The local party has been donated a wonderful bit of kit to fold leaflets and even put them in envelopes which could save many volunteer hours BUT, no-one in the Office has the time or skills to get to grips with howRead More »

Moving On; Changing Gear

Posted on: 16th December 2023 | by Sue James | Posted in Blog

Moving on; changing gear as I look to 2024. THE LOWS The lows of 2023 have been the death of friends, so my generation beginning to depart and that makes you think! All my parents generation, uncles, aunts are gone and when my cousin’s husband died, I thought sadly the next round of funerals areRead More »