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Experienced but young female instructor. Based in Launceston but covering; Launceston, Okehampton, Holsworthy, Tintagel, Delabole, Camelford and Wadebridge. Lessons available, evenings and weekends av

Downtons Dry Cleaning customers can also drop off laundry, use its ironing and shirt service, have alterations and repairs to garments carried out, have shoes repaired and hire a carpet cleaner. Downtons Dry Cleaning also stock a range of clothing care products and storage products for those special and often expensive garments.

250 cars for breaking, 20 + salvage cars for sale at anyone time from £400 to £3000

Set on a large natural mound, Launceston Castle dominates the surrounding landscape. Begun soon after the Norman Conquest, its focus is an unusual keep consisting of a 13th century round tower built by Richard, Earl of Cornwall, inside an earlier circular shell-keep. The tower top is now reached via a dark internal staircase. This page is for visitors and fans of Launceston Castle to share photos, thoughts and recommendations. If you have any questions about Launceston Castle or English Heritage please email customers@english-heritage.org.uk or 'like' us at: http://www.facebook.com/pages/English-Heritage/173240995747 and post your question there, where we will be happy to get back to you as soon as we can.

This is the official Facebook page for the Launceston Policing Team, Cornwall, England. Our aim is to provide information, promote discussion and increase accessibilty to our services. Contact us on

The Launceston Steam Railway - a two and a half mile steam railway running through the glorious Kensey Valley, linking the historic Cornish town of Launceston to the hamlet of Newmills. All trains hauled by Victorian steam locomotives. Café, well-stocked Giftshop and Bookshop, and Vintage Transport and Machinery museum at Launceston station. Tickets valid for unlimited travel on the day of issue - ride as many times as you like!

An extensive menu comprising of Fish, burgers, wraps, pizzas, jackets and pies.

Exciting new venue for the British Eventing Calender this year.

On May 11th 2012, we launched the first town wide loyalty card scheme in Launceston and it has gone from strength to strength. Loyalty Cards are free, and customers can use them in over 100 local businesses to obtain discounts and offers. Each business sets their own offer and around a third of these change each month, with details of current offers being displayed in the business premises window as well as in a monthly listings leaflet we produce and distribute around town. You can pick up a leaflet from any participating business and the Tourist Information Centre, who also still hold a limited number of Loyalty Cards. We also have a full list of offers on our website at www.lovelaunceston.co.uk Like this page to be kept up to date with latest news and offers. We are indebted to our sponsors and partners: Barclays, Specsavers, Cornish & Devon Post, Kenetic Design, Cornwall Councillors, Town Council.

The Town Council administers the following properties: Town Hall and Guildhall Southgate Arch Lawrence House Museum The Roundhouse Launceston Priory Ruins War Memorial Launceston Cemetery Dockacre Cemetery (closed) Grammers Park Kings Field Coach Park Dutson, Kensey and Grammers Park Allotments Westgate Street multi-storey Car Park Packhorse Bridge, Newport Windmill Wood Tourist Information Centre Launceston Town Council is the parish authority for the town of Launceston (which has a population of approximately 7,000), and is the third tier of government after Parliament and Cornwall Council. Its legal powers are granted to it and regulated by various Government Acts. Cornwall became a Unitary Authority in April 2009 and as a result of this, it is hoped that many of the local responsibilities carried out by the former North Cornwall District Council will be passed on to Town and Parish Councils to manage. Launceston Town Council is keen to take on a number of tasks but no decisions have yet been made. The Town Council supplements the provision of local government services in Launceston, and provides a range of social and recreational facilities, while promoting and representing the town with other national and statutory bodies. For example, the Town Council acts as a contultee and lobbying force with the County Council, and both regional and national government, putting forward the wishes and needs of the local community. Cornwall Council, which covers the whole of the county, consults with the Town Council on such subjects as the County Structure Plan, Launceston planning applications and the Local Transport Plan.

Sorry to say Rumours is now closed. I would like to say a HUGE thankyou to all of you who supported us over the past years.