Spectacular shot of an oystercatcher in flight. Credit: Dan Smith

I’m experimenting a little with this week's newsletter format, trying to streamline the process so I can get all the information out there without running out of time.

You’ll still get a full list of regular and one-off events, but rather than writing out my own take on each listing, I’ll link straight to the venue’s post/page so you can check out the details for yourself if it interests you.

I hope this is still useful, and I’ll keep providing details on socials and the website, too. It seems almost 60% of you are regularly opening, reading and clicking the newsletter. Which I’m told is an impressive statistic for any newsletter, so thank you very much for being so engaged! I really appreciate it and it spurs me on.

See you on the beach!

PS Issue four is off to the printers today and will be out 1st September. I have an exciting announcement about a big new stockist, which will go out on Facebook and Instagram later. Exciting!

PPS If you like what I’m doing for Perranporth and would like to lend a little support, you can do that right here. It’s especially helpful as the season draws to a close and things get a little quieter.

PPPS (last one, I promise) I’m keen to talk to businesses who would benefit from reaching thousands of engaged locals over the winter period, so get in touch if that sounds like you.

Events this week 🗓

The regulars 🗓

Here are the regular events occurring in the Perran calendar. If you’d like to add/remove/change anything, please drop me a line:

I hope you enjoy the new streamlined newsletter. In time, I hope to have a little more time and resources so I can pack it with even more value.

But for now, it’s all about keeping you in the loop about local events. Which was the original plan, anyway.

Until next time ☺

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