Whitstone Village website is intended to give villagers and visitors information on what is going on in and around the village, to provide contact details and links to other useful sites.
Individual organisation and club pages are updated regularly also the latest news items are listed below.
If you have anything you would like included on the site, pictures to share, or suggestions on content, you can do so from the Contact page.  There is also a short (anonymous) questionnaire which with your views would help to improve the site.
Whitstone is situated on the B3254 road, halfway between Bude (a major tourist destination) and Launceston (a former capital of Cornwall). Whitstone is around three miles (5 km) from the coast, at Widemouth and surrounded by rolling hills and fields. From the higher points of the village, you can see as far as Dartmoor (to the east) and Bodmin Moor (to the south).

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Latest News

• New items listed for sale, some are free.

• Carnival Results and Photo Gallery

• Locally produced food - Cornish Diet Directory

• Photography Competition Winners

• Lots of buzzing in the local wildlife page

• Police Warning - cold caller phoning a resident purporting to be from a well known computer software company.  Read full report here

• Illustrated Talk.  " One Hundred Years of St Anne's Hall" by Mervyn Collins on Thursday 9th September in the Hall at 7.30 p.m.

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Stray Cat

We are trying to find the owner of a tabby tom cat who seems to be trying to adopt us as his new family. We have four cats of our own and there have been a few spats in the garden as well as when he's ventured in through the catflap. He has a lovely temperament, but being un-neutered is obviously quite territorial and this  is adding to his aggression with our cats. We live in The Laurels, across the road from the dog kennels and wondered if anyone owns him or if he is a genuine stray - he seems to be getting thinner and looks like he sleeps rough. We would hate to deprive someone else of their pet cat, but if he is unwanted or homeless we could consider trying to socialise him with our cats and take him on. If you know who he belongs to, please contact us.
Alice and Ben 341870

 

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