LUMC: The 11am service on Sunday will be a reader service with Mrs M Richardson. There will also be Junior Church in the Sunday schoolroom at 11am. At 6pm there will be a Section United service led by Deacon Geoff Tamblin.

Janet Tripp sends her sincere thanks to everyone who helped with and supported her afternoon tea party May 7. The event made £113 for the Dystonia and Macular societies and all of this money is earmarked for research.

PRIMARY SCHOOL: The Friends event, the annual duck race, saw over 100 ducks racing down the river on May 12. The winning duck was Mary Jenkin’s and in second place Elenore Pellow. The last duck in was the one belonging to Kerris Richards. The Friends thank you for all your support in this event.

HAPPY FEET PRE-SCHOOL: The last meeting took place on May 13. Kirsty Bell resigned as chairperson and was thanked for all that she has done. The new chair elected was Vicki Shirlow and vice-chair Azure Barrett. The next committee meeting will be on Wednesday, June 12, 7.15pm at Michaela’s house.

‘Stay and Play’ sessions for under two’s take place in the school hall on Monday and Wednesday mornings from 9am to 10am. Please feel free to come along.

Happy Feet sessions run daily from 9am to noon Monday to Friday and from 9am to 3pm on Thursdays. If you would like more information about our happy and successful pre-school please call the school office, or visit our website at www.leedstownprimaryschool.co.uk.

VILLAGE HALL: On Friday at 7.30pm, there will be a Bingo evening - everyone is welcome to come along.

WOMEN’S INSTITUTE: Members joined with Germoe WI to discuss the NFWI Resolution aimed at safeguarding our town centres and shops, and both WI's were in favour.

Prior to the meeting members discussed future events, with members reporting on activities ie the spring council meeting. Members are looking forward to the birthday visit to Porthleven, a tea party visit of Eunice Woolcock, a former member who has shot to fame on recent national cookery programmes and to a performance by "Kids R Us" at St Ives in August. Also July 16 there will be a visit to the Lizard and also a walk round Clowance in August. After business there was an enjoyable photographic quiz showing Cornish scenes, a bring-and-buy and excellent refreshments.

A small number of members travelled to meet their Lostwithiel WI friends. This started with coffee in the Pinetum Gardens and followed by a walk round the lake and a picnic lunch. At Par Indoor Market many items were bought. They then joined the Carclaze and Lostwithiel WI's for a splendid tea before travelling home. The weather was at last spring like and the members had an enjoyable day.