Our Team
wwww.polperro.org is owned and operated by The OakVine Consultancy/OakVine.net as a service to visitors and residents of Polperro. Free space is provided on the site for bona fide voluntary bodies etc. The development and operating costs of the site are offset by revenue from commercial advertisers.
Bob Tarr, Director of The OakVine Consultancy/OakVine.net,
founded this website in 1999 and designed and constructed it from
scratch. Bob also founded and runs two other local websites -
www.looe.org and www.talland.org.
e-mail: click here
Brian
Shepherd lives right in the centre of the village, and has
been heavily involved in running local events for a long time
now. He has maintained the Events Diary almost from Day 1 of the
website back in 1999 and also developed the parts of the site
about the village's popular annual Arts Festival. Brian designed
the website's logo and more recently has been acting as Moderator
of the site's Forum/Quick Message Board (And, incidentally is
looking out for some good but very cheap software to make this
task somewhat easier - any ideas?).
e-mail: click here
Tony
White, Polperro's Postmaster, is this website's Chief Correspondent
- Tony, an ex sea-captain, is immersed up to the top of his head
in the life of the village and undertakes a number of official
and honorary roles and, naturally, as village postmaster, knows
what's going on. Tony's Post Office is just a few short metres
to Brian's home, so it's ideal for a spot of short range nagging
(of Brian by Tony) to ensure that all the latest info is on the
site. Brian's mission is to tutor Tony through his current techno-fear
so that he can maintain and develop his pages on local news, all
things marine and to do with fishing and the harbour himself.
The bets are on it being a long job for Brian!
e-mail: click here
Jeremy
Rowett Johns
is History & Family History Editor. Jerry has been responsible
for all the historical material on the site as History Editor
and he was webmaster of the site from August 2001 to November
2002. Jerry also developed the family history pages on the site
which have become a useful resource for those interested in tracing
their Cornish roots. He was one of the driving forces in establishing
the Polperro Family History Society (and is now its Secretary)
- the Society has its own sub-domain on this website, which includes
both public pages and pages which are only for members of the
society. Jerry is the author of two books about Polperro and is
also owner of the Polperro Heritage Press which publishes books
on subjects related to Polperro, its locality and the south-west
(as well as other subjects).
e-mail: click here
www.polperro.org was founded in November 1999 and now
has a huge amount of material on it - but there is still lots
of interesting material about Polperro to be discovered and made
accessible on this website.
Our team still has vacancies for willing volunteers
who know - or are willing to find out - interesting things about
Polperro and help turn them into webpages. We are particularly
interested in material about subjects which we haven't so far
covered and there is always potential for more material about
local history, documenting people's memories, etc. We are also
keen to recruit helpers to keep pages up to date. No computer
or internet/website authoring/development expertise is necessary
(we can do, or help you with that bit) - but if you have the expertise
- or are willing to acquire it - even better! The pay is not impressive
(in fact it's non-existent) but the task is interesting! Please
contact one or other of our team if you would be interested and
willing to assist.
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page and is often the author of the material. If not otherwise stated
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We, and our authors, are often willing to allow material to be used or quoted from - e.g. for school/academic purposes or on other websites of relevance to the subject matter, PROVIDED permission is requested in advance and full attribution is given when the material is reproduced. Generally speaking a fee will only be required where the material is to be used for commercial purposes.
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October 2006)
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