Landrake with St. Erney - a rural parish in south east Cornwall.

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The Bullers Arms, Landrake

Ally and Michelle Yeoman have taken over the Bullers Arms and extend a warm welcome to local people and visitors who are looking for a friendly atmosphere in which to have a drink and perhaps stay for a meal.

They are keen to ensure that their new menu will offer good quality, good value food and have a Curry Club on Thursday evenings, a quiz night on Wednesdays (starting at 9 pm), traditional Sunday roast lunches and a Wednesday lunchtime special for senior citizens including a free pick-up and transport home for those living in the village.

There will be Theme Evenings and live entertainment on some Saturdays.

For bookings or for any more information ring Ally or Michelle on 01752-851283.

About the Parish

• History
  • Landrake Parish Church
  • Parish Church Minutes 1877 - 1958
  • St. Erney Church History
  • St. Erney Church Rate Book 1703
  • Landrake Chapel History
  • Poldrissick Farm
  • The Landrake Land Sale of 1918
  • Landrake in World War II
  • Young Farmers' Club
• Famous People
  • William Beale
  • Solomon Browne
  • Sir Robert Geffery
• Geology
• Walks
• Memories
  • Mrs Frances Scoble remembers Landrake: (taped commentary)
  • Frank Congdon remembers
  • School Days before the First World War
  • Ken Eastment remembers the war years
  • Jean Pellow remembers the war years
• The Ironmongers

Parish Council

• Councillors
• Meetings and Minutes
• Parish Plan

Our Community

• Activities and Clubs
• Worship
• Education
• Transport
• Services

Businesses

• Landrake Store
• Buller's Arms Inn
• Businesses

Events

Enquiries

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August 2008
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