Compensation: This is an amateur/community production. All roles are voluntary. We’re excited to announce auditions for an upcoming production with TADA/Tamar Arts and Drama Association CIO. Whether you’re an experienced performer or stepping on stage for the very first time.
We’re excited to announce auditions for our upcoming production with TADA/Tamar Arts and Drama Association CIO. Whether you’re an experienced performer or stepping on stage for the very first time, we’d love to see you!
How to Get Involved:
Auditions will take place on 14th of May 2pm and/or 6.00pm Prim-Raf Theatre Callington. To register your interest or find out more, please contact the Theatre:📧 committee@prim-raf.co.uk 📞 07352 165653
Read-though & Auditions are open to all, TADA! Is based in the heart of Callington in its very own little theatre, The Prim-Raf. Even if your not an actor, still pop down for the read-through the Theatre is always looking for help in other roles off the stage. We have more information on previous show and Volunteer information on this post>>here>>
May brings MayFest to Callington once again. Who would have guessed that Mayfest is in May. MayFest this year will be on the 9th of May, Read more…..
Casting Call
We’re excited to announce auditions for our upcoming production with TADA/Tamar Arts and Drama Association CIO. Whether you’re an experienced performer or stepping on stage for the very first time, Pop down to the read-though. For more information see our post >>HERE<<
Callington Lions Club
We have been helping our friends at Callington Lions club with a few IT projects. Such as sorting out an issue with Microsoft 365 which they use to organise their events with fellow members.
We have an been helping with some interesting ideas for Honey fair, again technical/computer based. See our honey fair post for updates in the run up to the event taking place this October.
Memorial video
I had a nice project recently creating a short memorial video, using photos from the family. Set to music for the family to remember their loved ones. It is really nice and interesting to be able to create a story of someone’s life, you really do get to know someone.
if this is something you are interested in, please do get in contact with me.
More news….
We also maintain a few website for local businesses in the area, if you require a new website, and don’t know where to start. Give us a shout and we can assist you. We also offer ongoing advice, support and maintenance at an affordable price.
And as usual we have been keeping our community pages updated
I’ve recently started exploring Meshtastic, and like most good projects, it began with buying a few bits of hardware to see what it could really do in practice.
For my first setup, I picked up a twin pack of the Wio Tracker L1, along with a SenseCAP tracker. The idea was simple: build a small, off-grid communication and monitoring system that I could expand later. I have all the products i have used on my Amazon page
What is Meshtastic?
An open source, off-grid, decentralized mesh network built to run on affordable, low-power devices. No cell towers. No internet. Just pure peer-to-peer connectivity.
INA226 current/voltage sensor (for monitoring DC power usage)
Grove AHT20 (temperature and humidity)
Grove I2C Hub (to connect everything together)
This turns the Wio Tracker into more than just a communication node—it becomes a remote monitoring station. for a full list of currently Supported Sensor Typestake a look at this list
Setup Experience
Getting started was surprisingly straightforward using the Meshtastic app.
The SenseCAP connects via Bluetooth using the default PIN: 123456
The Wio Tracker displays its Bluetooth PIN on screen
One important lesson: always attach the antenna before powering up the Wio Tracker. Skipping this can damage the device.
Once connected, the first key setting to configure is the region. For the UK, this should be set to EU in the LoRa settings.
Channels and Communication
By default, Meshtastic devices come with a public channel enabled.
This is actually really useful at first because:
You can see other nearby nodes
You can confirm your device is working
You get a feel for the network range
For my setup, I decided to replace the default channel with a private one shared across all my devices. This means:
Only my team can communicate
Devices appear only within our network
Everything stays private
That said, you can keep both public and private channels if you want a mix of openness and control.
Remotely managing over the mesh
I am going to be using one of the WIO trackers in a high location, with sensors added to monitor solar battery voltages. So I set this node up to be remotely managed over the mesh rather than a Bluetooth connection. This will hopefully save me having to access this node which will be placed in a harder to access area.
Remote access is easy to setup, you can also disable local access if required. But be careful you don’t lock yourself out like I did.
A Small Warning (Learn From My Mistake)
I configured my node to be remotely managed over the mesh, which is a great feature—but it comes with a risk.
On my first attempt, I managed to lock myself out completely and had to figure out how to factory reset the device. What you have to do is go to the flashing website and selected the ‘wipe’ option. Then upload the file to your device. After this you will have to start seeing up again.
Thankfully, it wasn’t too difficult, but it’s definitely something to be cautious with if you’re experimenting with remote access.
Final Thoughts
So far, Meshtastic has been a really interesting platform to explore. It sits somewhere between:
hobby project
practical tool
and a genuinely useful off-grid communication system
What I like most is how flexible it is. You can start simple with messaging and tracking, then gradually build it into something much more powerful with sensors and automation.
Next steps for me will be:
Expanding the number of nodes
Testing range in different environments
Building a fully enclosed, solar-powered monitoring unit
If you’re thinking about trying Meshtastic yourself, I’d say it’s well worth it—especially if you enjoy hands-on projects with real-world applications.
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A new film club in Callington based in the Prim-Raf Theatre, come watch and discuss the film after and have your say on the next film
The next film to be show will be ‘The Shawshank Redemption’ on the 29th of April. The bar will be open for refreshments before and after the show. Entry is only £8. Visit our films & theatre page for a chance to win a free ticket for this film. Or visit Prim-Raf co.uk to book a ticket, tickets will also be available on the door.
Cult movie night
The Launch of the new film club at Tamar Arts and Drama association will be on Wednesday 25 of march. The first film on the cult film club list will be Pulp Fiction. At only £8 a ticket this is a total bargain. The film nights will be run on a regular schedule, which will be the fourth Wednesday of the month.
To find more Films & Theatre events near you take a look HERE
We are three months in to 2026 already and it has rained for most of them. We have been busy behind the scenes on many projects in the area. A lot of work has gone in to ‘The 39 Steps‘ rehearsals started in September 2025. At the dress rehearsal on the 24th the theatre invited a few local businesses as well as residents of the local care home who enjoyed their night out.
The show opened on Friday the 27th of February, with a small audience, the first night of the run always seams to be smaller. It’s so safe to say the audience loved it, so much positive feedback.
‘The 39 Steps’ was such a great show to work on, with an amazing cast and crew who worked so hard. Special thanks to Chloe for helping me on the sound & Lighting. She did amazing working on a show with so many audio and lighting cues and even the snow machine! If you would like to be apart of the next show, consider joining, read more here. All the shows take an incredible amount of work and the more hands the easier it is for everyone.
A Second Music Night
The theatre is planning another music night following the successful ‘Beat the Blues’ January event. The next music night has been booked, ‘A Jazzy Music Night’
The next event we have been helping out with is the St Pirans night hosted at St Mary’s Church, Callington. This was the second year of the church putting on something for St Pirans day. Which is something that was missing in Callington’s event calendar This night was another successful event. We provided support with lighting the event, It’s always a pleasure to help the people of St Mary’s Church who are a great bunch of people, who do so much for the community.
Business page
We have also been working on keeping our local business page updated, showcasing all the local businesses in the area. This page is growing so fast, I’ll have to change the format shortly to an easier to navigate layout as the original is getting so full. I completely underestimated how many people wanted to be added. Take a look at the current page.
Repair cafe news
We are still helping out with the repair cafe in Callington. Which is an interesting and useful project for the people of Callington. You never know what items will be making an appearance each month. The cafe is held on the second Saturday of the month from 2-5 at the mustard seed church. The next one being held will be the 11th of April, For more details see here
Films & Theatre
Take a look at our Films & Theatre page for upcoming events, We’ve been keeping this updated when we find events that you may be interested in.
Callington’s Mayfest will return again on Saturday 9th of May.
Get ready for an unforgettable day of music, dance, and celebration as Callington MayFest 2026 takes over the town on Saturday, 9th May! Expect a vibrant spectacle filled with singing, dancing, bustling stalls, and the show stopping Grand Procession.
The Ultimate Street Festival Experience
On 9th May, Callington will be transformed into a festival wonderland featuring: 🎵 Live bands & musicians 💃 Dazzling dancers 🐴 Spectacular horse displays 🎭 Theatre performances 🎊 The Grand Procession of Giants – a sight not to be missed!
💃 Join the Fun – Learn Cornish Dance & Music! 🎻 Leading up to MayFest, free Cornish dance and music workshops—open to all abilities! Come along, learn something new, and immerse yourself in Cornwall’s rich cultural heritage.
📅 Save the Date – Saturday, 9th May 2026! With two town centre stages and Many indoor venues, there’s something for everyone, no matter your age or musical taste. Don’t miss out—mark your calendars and get ready for Callington MayFest 2026
If you are planning to drive to Mayfest, be aware that there will be a number of road closures in the area as a lot of the action takes place on the streets of Callington. B&M Car park (New road South) is normally open. New road (North) May be closed. (I will edit this when the traffic order becomes live)
Free parking is available in the Town Councils Free cark park on Saltash road.
By Bus
The normal drop off location in new road will be closed as this is in the centre of one of the road closures. Bus’s will instead stop at Saltash road opposite the primary school running on their normal scheduled timetable.
Bus notice (click to enlarge)
Be sure to pop in to the Prim-Raf Theatre
We’re excited to announce auditions for our upcoming production with TADA/Tamar Arts and Drama Association CIO. Whether you’re an experienced performer or stepping on stage for the very first time, we’d love to see you!
Launch of YOUNG PLAYERS
YOUNG PLAYERS at Prim-Raf Theatre! For ages 13-18 (see poster), Or chat to us at Mayfest. The Theatre will be open from 10am – 5.00Pm to find out more and to register your interest.
Pop in on Mayfest to find out more or read our post >>HERE<<
Food & Drink
Plenty of to eat and drink on the day, From street food to local venues who will be open for refreshments. Here is a brief list…
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Some of my favourite & most used apps and software, most of them are free or low cost for full features.
1. Google maps
Google maps has to be the one app that I have had on every phone I have ever had and is used all time. You can’t really fault it. I don’t think it has ever let me down. I did use Waze for a while. But a lot of the Waze feature have moved to Google maps now, I think Google may own Waze now. (I will have to check this)
This is super useful. Fing is a quick way to find devices on your local network. For example you have connected a new device to your home or business network and need a quick way to find the IP address, then use Fing. The most useful thing I use it for is Wake on Lan, super useful to wake up that server remotely from your phone
If you have a website, then you need the Google analytics app for a quick overview of what’s happening with your website. The app is used to see reports from your website such as realtime visitors. The app does not have as much as the web version of analysis but it covers a lot of data you want on the move.
Need to take payments for your business? That’s where Sumup comes in, affordable card payment provider. Hardware is reliable and easy to setup, when used with the app you have a complete POS system. For a discount on hardware I have this >> LINK << .
This app is so good, I discovered it many years ago. What this does it creates and keeps in sync folders on your devices, it you be different phones, phone and computers. I use it to keep a few folders on my phone in sync with a few folders on my home server.
So for example, I have setup my camera folder on my phone as a synced folder. So when I take a photo on my phone, it is automatically copied and kept in sync with my server. So I can access the photo straight away on my computer via a shared folder on my server. This works both when I am at home and working away from home.
I does take a bit of setting up, but once setup all you have to do is open the app and it does the work for you. Best of all it’s free to use!
Syncthing is a continuous file synchronization program. It synchronizes files between two or more computers in real time, safely protected from prying eyes. Your data is your data alone and you deserve to choose where it is stored, whether it is shared with some third party, and how it’s transmitted over the internet.
I built this DIY smoke machine / fog cooler, for use at our local theatre, the purpose is to create a low fog that hugs the ground. As when using a standard smoke machine the fog will rise quickly.
The main idea being hot fog goes in one end and the ice cools the fog before leaving the other. This causes the fog to stay low on the ground.
In this design the fog enters on the bottom level, splits to a three way tee, fog travels across this level to another tee, then makes it way up to the next level via a couple of 90 degree bends this is to maximise the time the fog spends in the cooler. The cooled fog then exits into another tee to make an even exit.
All that is need to construct is to cut a couple entry holes to the tub, to the size of our chosen tank connector mine is 32mm, the fog will exit this tank connector via a couple 90 degree bends to a meter long section of pipe with a variety of holes cut in it. This is to try it get an even spread of fog. At the end of this section of pipe is an end plug.
For cooling I am using frozen water bottles. I also added a pc fan in the box set on low to encourage the fog to move though the cooler.
I didn’t solvent weld all the connections, as I wanted an easy way to take apart and transport as wanted to to be able to change the setup easily when needed.
Other fog cooler project pages
Check out this project from scarelabs.com for a DIY fog cooler for a Halloween grave yard.
Check the Rummage Room on Tavistock road, Callington. This second hand shop has allsorts of unique or tems including second hand furniture, antiques, books fabric and much more.
An eclectic mix of items at Rummage Room 12 Tavistock rd Callington Open today 10-4 Wed Thurs and Fridays 10-5 Tables- chests of drawers- storage chests- bookcases- dressers- clothing- shoes- fabric- pictures- gifts- books etc.
Take a look at their Facebook page to see what they have to offer.
The other shop in Callington offering second hand items is Callington Preloved based in the Pannier Market. We also have a complete listing of Business in Callington, including everything from building, gardening services, health & beauty. Take a look on this page.
This is the second music night hosted at the Prim-Raf theatre by TADA!. Following the successful Beat the Blues night held at the end of January. Organised this time, will be a Jazz night with ‘The New Washboard Syncopators’.
Tickets & Venue information
— cancelled —
Venue: Prim-Raf Theatre, Callington
Times: Doors & bar open from 6.45 pm, Band starts 7.30pm
HD Sound & Lighting are planning to expand the services the we offer. We are currently available for a range of services in the Tamar valley area. Need something not on the list we may still be able to help.
Meetings
Hybrid meeting setups
Live streaming of meetings and gatherings
Computers & Technology
Help setting up for devices
Computer setup and troubleshooting
Smart home appliances
Support with your website
Theatre & Shows
Need AV support for your show
Rental of sound equipment
Rental of lighting equipment
General advice and consultation
if you need any of the above services please do get in contact with us, by email or this form or call us
We will still be promoting and supporting local community projects, events and business in the Callington area.
Massive thank you to HD Sound & Lighting for building our business website. we’re absolutely over the moon with it. From start to finish the service was professional, friendly and really personal.
They also helped us improve our Google ads, which has made a real difference to our enquiries. Nothing was too much trouble and everything was explained clearly.
Highly recommend their services. Thanks again to Dan for the great service!
Use the above link for a discount on your purchase of a Sumup card reader.
Sumup makes card payments so easy, you can get started from £25 with no on going costs. All you pay is a transaction fee or you can upgrade to a paid plan to reduce the transaction fees and get extra features which maybe of use to you and your business.
The sumup app makes things so easy. You can create a mini Pos system for very little outlay.
I have heard our friends at Lost surfers Callington are launching a new Brunch menu. Check out Their New menu or pop in to the café to taste for yourself. If you’ve not been to Lost surfers cocktail café in Callington your missing out. The café is dog friendly, so bring your dog along or come and meet Luna the resident Doggie
They are open Wednesday (10-3), Thursday (10-3), Friday (5-11) & Saturday (10-3 & 5-11) also they open for Bookings and cocktail classes. Offering a chilled out vibe with the best cocktails, and serving food.
Find them in the pannier market in Callington, To get in contact visit their website for details
A selection of photos from the Prim-Raf’s beat the blues night, with music from Blu-Soule who are fantastic. Such a good group of musicians, with the crowd enjoying every moment singing and dancing along. This is the first time that the theatre has hosted live music, and hopefully not the last.
It would be great to see Blu-Soule perform again in the theatre, I have heard that they will be performing again in Callington at Calli-Pizza as a two piece. When I find out the date I will let you know.
The event was a massive success and I hope the theatre continues to bring more music to Callington. To find out more about Blu-Soule check out their Facebook or website.
Update March 2026:
Blu Soule will be back at the theatre on Friday 21st August 2026, tickets on sale from June. For more events keep an eye on our films and theater page
Update Feb 2026:
The theatre has announced another music night. This time being a jazz night. Tickets from www.prim-raf.co.uk
Who else has been following the Artemis 2 mission, The Artemis program will see the return the moon for maned spaceflight. Artemis 2 will follow in the footsteps of Apollo 8 (December 1968) with a similar mission profile both flying around the moon. Apollo 8 took 68 hours to travel to the Moon, Artemis 2 is expected to take around 96 hours (4 days). The Artemis 2 mission is planned to be 10 Days long with a lunar flyby.
At the this resent time, The SLS rocket with the Orion capsule has rolled out of the VAB to Pad 39B (17 January 2026), the astronauts are in quarantine. The next milestone for this mission will be the wet dress rehearsal. No date has been set yet for launch, depending on the results from the wet dress the first launch window will be the 6th of February 2026 with Nasa saying we will launch when we are ready.
Timeline – Updates (last updated on 29-01-2026)
Roll out to Pad – 17th January – completed
Wet Dress rehearsal – Scheduled around the 31st of January
First posable launch window – 6th – 8th of February 2026
Nasa, “ARTEMIS II LAUNCH WINDOW CHART” ({2026}), via {Web Nasa}.
Artemis II will be crewed by a four person team with two astronauts as a backup crew.
Orion (Orion Multi-Purpose Crew Vehicle or Orion MPCV) is a partially reusable crewed spacecraft used in NASA’s Artemis program. The spacecraft consists of a Crew Module (CM) space capsule designed by Lockheed Martin that is paired with a European Service Module (ESM) manufactured by Airbus Defence and Space.
Capable of supporting a crew of four beyond low Earth orbit, Orion can last up to 21 days undocked and up to six months docked. It is equipped with solar panels, an automated docking system, and glass cockpit interfaces. Orion is launched atop a Space Launch System (SLS) rocket, with a tower launch escape system.
“Rise,” the Artemis II zero gravity indicator, is seen sitting on the dais as NASA astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, and Christina Koch, and CSA (Canadian Space Agency) […]
NASA is moving quickly to define next year’s Artemis III mission in Earth orbit, a crewed flight that will test rendezvous and docking capabilities between the agency’s Orion […]
Listen to this audio excerpt from Kathleen Harmon, the Artemis II Mission Interface Manager for NASA’s Deep Space Network: Captivated by Apollo launches on her television as a […]
Nicholas Houghton always dreamed of working at NASA and one day becoming an astronaut. Today, he helps design systems that keep crews safe during missions aboard NASA’s Orion […]
Listen to this audio excerpt from Anton Kiriwas, senior technical integration manager for NASA’s Exploration Ground Systems Program: When Anton Kiriwas first spotted an image of the Moon […]
i purchased this brush cutter direct from Hyundai, the price is very good especially when you compare it it Stihl. Although the machine feels very capable the included accessories do not.
Included with the machine you have two blades, a line spool, a tool kit, fuel mixing, harness, helmet, and a pair of ear defenders. The blades are really thin and are easily damaged, the line spool although it is tough plastic the included line is so thin you will struggle cutting anything more than grass.
The helmet, ear defenders and harness, all have problems one of the ear muffs fell off with in an hour of use. The harness survived the first job but only just.
On my first job with this machine I was cutting very thick brush than has not been cut for a long time. So went for the tri blade. This worked very well and credit goes to the machine, but this hard work with the included harness was so frustrating. I usually use a Stihl brush cutter with a Stihl harness. Which after a few adjustments makes the work so easy. The Hyundai harness is no comparison you set it up, then while working it comes loose, this harness also struggles to carry weight very well.
Harness
I would recommend getting a better harness if you purchase this machine, the included one is only suitable for small jobs. Even than you will find it soon gets on your nerves.
Blades
The included blades did a good job. But after my first job I have one damaged blade and one very dull blade. Again I would recommand a different set of blades.
Line spool
The included line spool is a bump head and holds 2.5 mm round line, it does work. But snaps very quick. I would recommand getting a better line spool for this machine.
Final thoughts
This petrol Hyundai Brush cutter is an amazing machine but left down with the included accessories, but by swapping out the weak parts makes this an ideal buy. Some other things I like about this machine are the fact that the brush cutter shaft can disconnect in the middle. This will make it handy for anyone who has a small van or even for putting in the car boot. I also like the fact the Hyundai sell spare parts for this machine at a really reasonable price unlike a lot of equipment makes that sting you on spares.
The engine feels solid like the rest of the machine and after using for a few hours, it didn’t miss a beat. It’s the harness that makes the job harder. But I have already address this by getting a Stihl harness that I usually use.
Recommended upgrades
Stihl harness like this one <<LINK>> You will thank me after an hour of working with this harness compared with the one supplied.
Blades I would recommend Oregon blades, I have used these in the past and they really do work very well. They last a long time and will sharpen nicely. For a three point blade I would go for this one <<LINK>> and for a mulching blade I would get this one <<LINK>>
For a upgraded line spool I would this Oregon bump head <<LINK>>, this head takes a maximum line of 4mm with is a massive difference from the included head which takes 2.4mm line as a maximum.
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Blu-Soule is a 5 piece jazz, blues & swing covers band combining sassy vocals, sexy sax, virtuoso guitar and powerful bass & drums. Guaranteed to get you dancing!
There is a few tickets left for this event that takes place on Saturday 31st of January. Tickets can be purchased from the Prim-Raf website get them while they are still available.
To find more information on Blu-Soule check out there website and Facebook pages.
The next production at the theatre is ‘The 39 Steps’ the cast and crew have been working hard over the past couple months to bring this show to Callington. The show opens on the 27th of February and tickets are on sale now from the Prim-Raf website.
Volunteer at your local theatre.
Your local theatre needs volunteers, volunteers are how we manage to run shows and events at the Prim-Raf Theatre here in Callington. You will make new friends with our existing cast, and backstage members as well as getting hands on experience running shows.
New people are always welcome to join us at the theatre, either on or off the stage. Roles range from set painting, backstage work, make-up and wardrobe to directing a show.
Previous shows:
The Sliver ball
Piskie path
Kindly leave the stage @ Callington Prim-Raf
The Prim-Raf theatre is owned and operated by Tamar arts and drama association. The theatre is located on the heart of Callington, and seats around 60 people per show. Complete with all the facilities you would expect in a theatre including a Bar.
Volunteer at you local theatre:
If volunteering is something that interests you please check out this page.
This coming week at the theatre we have a music event, with tickets still available (at the time of writing) and at the end of February we will have ‘The 39 steps’ see here
Film & Theatre in the Callington area
We have a page for local films & theatre show in the area which can be found on this link, I try to keep this as up to date as possible, if you are holding an event that you would like to add, Please do get in contact with me.
Wow. This shop has all the crafting supplies you could ever need, Our first visit on a was on a busy Saturday, the owner was very welcoming, and even sponsored an advert in the show programme for the Local theatre that we are helping with their fund raising.
If you looking for picture framing or crafting supplies, Shop local and pop in to framin’ crafty.
After the success of last year’s St. Pirans day in Callington’s St . Mary’s church. Planning is under way for another evening of music. Pictures from last year can be found here. Last year was packed, with only standing room at the back of the church.
The evening is run by who help organise events in the church, bring a diverse range of events to the church and the people of Callington are surrounding areas. With funds that are raised going to the church and other local causes. Last year’s St Pirans evening was raising money for both the church and Callington Youth Project who run the Youth Club on Fore street.
St.Pirans will be Thursday 5th March 2026, The next fun committee meeting will be in mid January. Where I should get some details for St.Pirans day so keep an eye on this page for updates.
What a busy year we had in 2025 at HD Sound & Lighting. From Disco’s & Shows to community events, websites and social media and other random jobs. If you need support for your event, show or anything else do please give us a shout.
Films & Theatre in Callington 2026
Our film & theatre page for 2026 can be found here, we will be updating this with local films & theatre shows. If you have a show you would like featured, please leave a comment on the page.
Callington repair café
All the details for Callington’s repair café can be found here, 2026 will be the second year for Callington’s repair café, which is growing bigger each month. The repair café is run on the second Saturday of each month from 2-4pm.
Callington heritage centre
Read all about Callington’s heritage centre on our page.
Local business page
We have created a new page for local business to advertise, this page can be found here. It free to add your own business. see the page for details.
As well as promoting all the local stuff above, we are available for hire for all sorts of things, Such as website support, stage lighting, sound and AV support. Computer problem solving.
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who help organise events in the church, bring a diverse range of events to the church and the people of Callington are surrounding areas. With funds that are raised going to the church and other local causes. Last year’s St Pirans evening was raising money for both the church and Callington Youth Project who run the Youth Club on Fore street.
