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http://www.peopleofthepast.co.uk/ I hear and i forget, I see and i remember, I do and i understand.

Relax, kick back and enjoy... 35 is a new restaurant / cafe / bar to join the scene in Penzance, where you will be assured of a warm welcome. Come and join us, whether it is for a delicious meal, a relaxing coffee or one of our speciality cocktails to start your night. For all enquiries please call 01736 369351 For our evening, lunch and breakfast menus please visit the link below. https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.329867403800324.77734.289408987846166&type=3 New website coming to www.35PZ.co.uk soon - watch this space! You can also find us on Twitter @35Penzance

Purchase an I Love PZ key-fob card from The Vault Bar or Branwell's Mill Meadery for £6 to gain exclusive access to the sensational deals below: * UP BAR: FREE SHOT with EVERY full-price drink! * DRECKLY'S STEAKHOUSE & DELI: FREE CAKE with every hot drink! * THE VAULT: £2 Budweiser & Becks bottles all week. Tuesday special - FREE glass of wine, beer or soft drink with any main meal. Friday special - Cocktails £3.50, Spirit & Mixer £2, Bud & Becks bottles £1.50 (between 5pm-11pm). Sunday special - FREE tea or coffee with any breakfast (served 11am-5pm)! * THE BEAUTY HOUSE: 20% OFF all treatments booked in advance and buy one, get one half price on all Dermalogica products! * SOUND NIGHTCLUB: FREE ENTRY on Fridays! * OXYGEN GYM: 10% OFF on all monthly subscriptions and single sessions! * BRANWELL'S MEADERY: FREE small dessert OR child's main meal with 2 paying customers! * KELLY ANZA HAIR DESIGN: 10% OFF with selected stylists! * PROSKINS SPORTS: 15% OFF all products on: www.proskins.co (inbox the I Love PZ page to get your website discount voucher code!)

Dinghy and Cruiser racing, cruising and RYA Training in West Cornwall.

The westernmost town in Britain takes its name from the Cornish, Pensans, meaning the holy headland. Looking south out to sea to Mount’s Bay towards St Michael’s Mount and the Lizard peninsula, this ancient town has a mile-long promenade stretching along the bay through to the fishing port of Newlyn. Penzance has been a market town and a trading point for farmers and fishermen for centuries. The trading tradition was revived in March 2009 with the opening of Penzance Farmers’ Market at the top of Causewayhead. Inclement weather forced the market to relocate to St John’s Hall during the winter where it has now re-opened in the courtyard in front of the building. With upwards of 15 stalls, the market offers plenty of choice when it comes to local raw ingredients as well as delicious homemade produce. Seasonal cut flowers and unusual garden plants and herbs are also available. Every October, it hosts a special Apple Day in celebration of harvest and especially of Cornish apples. For more information, Contact Brenda Lemon (Market Co-ordinator) 07809 503610 01736 359029

We are an independent backpackers located in Penzance, Cornwall and provide an ideal base for exploring the far south-west of Cornwall and the Scilly Isles. Whether you are looking for sandy beaches and sheltered coves; the storm lashed cliffs of Lands End; sub tropical gardens; internationally acclaimed artists; the remains of ancient cultures; or simply an escape from the rat race, Penzance Backpackers is the place for you. Situated in a tree-lined road close to the sea front, with the town centre, bus and train station and ferry port only a short walk away. We provide male, female and mixed dorms, double, twin and family rooms. All bed-linen is provided and we also have a fully equiped self-catering kitchen.

Penzance Acupuncture Clinic is based at Clarence House, Clarence Street, alongside physiosterapy, pilates and yoga..

Since 1322, fishermen have been paying dues to use harbour facilities at Penzance. The southern arm of the pier was built in 1766 and extended in 1785, to add to the first pier of which was built in 1512. At the same time as the railway was being built more improvements were being made to the harbour, with a second pier on the eastern side of the harbour, the Albert Pier, completed in 1853 to provide even better shelter for shipping and a lighthouse built on the Old Pier in 1855. The Isles of Scilly Steam Navigation Company was founded in 1858 and placed in service the first steam ship on the route, SS Little Western. In 1870 the new West Cornwall Steam Ship Company joined the route, taking over the Scilly Isles Company the following year. In 1853 the Royal National Lifeboat Institution stationed one of their boats in the town, the first since 1812, and maintained a station here until 1908 when the Watson Class Elizabeth Blanche was transferred to Newlyn as the first step towards setting up Penlee Lifeboat Station. The RNLI still use a boat house built on Jennings Street near the Promenade in 1884 to promote their activities. Penzance, with its dry dock and engineering facilities, was chosen as the western depot for Trinity House that serviced all the lighthouses and lightships from Start Point to Trevose Head. It was opened in October, 1866 adjacent to the harbour and the Buoy Store became the Trinity House National Lighthouse Museum until 2005 when Trinity House closed the museum. A larger dry dock replaced Matthews' original facility (1880), and a floating harbour was made (1884) with lock gates to keep in the water at low tide.

Boat Fishing and Charter From Penzance

7 reason's to join Confidence, Concentration, Team Work, Respect, Discipline, Fitness & Focus. Also teaching major Life Skills plus Point Fighting, Light Continuous and Forms Every Monday Starting Soon Little Ninjas 3-6yrs 5.30pm, Karate Kids 6.15pm, Competition training

Ask about visiting The Rotary Club of Penzance - Weekly Lunch Meetings 1pm on Fridays (except Bank Hols and 5th Fridays in a month)

What is Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy? It’s part of a field that is often referred to as cranial work. Craniosacral Therapy (CST) has been developed from the pioneering work of the osteopath William Sutherland in the early 1900’s. With its roots in osteopathy and grounded in an understanding of the body’s anatomy and physiology, CST is a gentle non-invasive therapy. The Craniosacral Therapist uses their hands to ‘listen’ to the movements of the fluids and tissues of the body, and applies subtle techniques that allow the body’s own self-healing mechanisms to release and realign areas of inertia. The biodynamic approach to CST encompasses the whole person and their physical, mental and emotional healing. It works from the inside out, following the intelligence and the priorities of the clients own system, using the underlying forces that order and maintain health. Contact me If you’d like more information about Biodynamic CST, to talk about how it might be helpful to you or to book sessions, feel free to call me on: 07792 124 548. Bookings can also be made by contacting: Penzance Natural Health Centre, 5 Morrab Road, Penzance. Tel: 01736 36052