NEW RESERVES MANAGER LOOKS TO FUTUREHaving joined the club during pre-season, new Penzance LFC Reserves Manager Danny Turner has his sights set on not only bringing trophies to the club, but also helping to ensure the club's bright future. After helping Madron Ladies restore their Cornwall League Division 1 status, Danny has clearly set his sights on his next challenge; "My main aim is to progress up the leagues as quickly as possible. As a reserve team, our main job is to bring on players who will then go on to play for the first team, helping them achieve their long-term goals. Getting closer to the first team is the key. At the moment if players do progress, the jump they make in terms of the distance between the leagues is too big, ideally the first and reserve teams should only be one or two leagues apart. To do this, we cant be satisfied with what we'll achieve this year and what we have achieved in the past, we have to set standards and raise the bar as we reach those standards. This is a fresh start as far as I'm concerned and hopefully we can attract players in the process, who have maybe left the club, and even new players." Danny has also been impressed by the structure of the club and the work that is being done with the younger players. "When I was asked to step in and help, I found it hard to refuse. The ability of the players in both teams will bring success in the near future and hopefully the club now has a conveyer belt which will provide good players in years to come. The commitee helps drive the club forward and now everyone at the club is looking forward to the next few seasons." To contact the club, go to their website at www.geocities.com/pzlfc |
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Fake beach hoodies 'risk lives' Motorcyclist dies after A38 crash A motorcyclist dies after suffering serious injuries in a collision with a car on the A38 in Cornwall. Town's youth curfew 'a success' A voluntary youth curfew pilot in a Cornish town is hailed as a success by police and the mayor. New group to oppose greenfield bid News that two public meetings were held at Illogan during late August by an action group opposed to large-scale greenfield development in the area, indicate opposition to proposals contained in the latest draft of the Area Action Plan, produced by Kerrier. According to the West Briton, The action group is opposing plans to build as many as 3,800 houses on greenfield sites and 5,600 houses on brownfield sites in the Camborne and Redruth areas. MK CALLS FOR RETHINK ON GROWTH IN BIOFUELS On the 11th September, Members of the European Parliament will be voting on proposals for all petrol and diesel used in transportation to contain at least 10% of biofuels by 2020. Porthcurno.Mobi Launches Mobile Internet In Cornwall With A Splash Visitors to Britain's Riviera can now enjoy Cornwall's first mobile site, offering handy travel and holiday information on Porthcurno for both phones and computers. Beaches, buses, surf and the open air Minack theatre feature on http://porthcurno.mobi, as well as maps and images. Man drowns in swimming accident A swimmer who got into difficulty off the Cornish coast is pronounced dead after being airlifted to hospital. Members sought for scrutiny panel Devon and Cornwall Criminal Justice Board is looking for people from black or minority ethnic communities. |