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  • Woman injured in Redruth attack

    The police in Redruth are appealing for witnesses after a young woman was injured as an attempt was made to steal her handbag early on Monday. The incident took place in Drump Road sometime between midnight and 1am when the 24-year-old woman was

  • Packet newspapers - OUT TODAY

    In this week's Falmouth/Penryn Packet - out today (Wednesday). A problem nightclub in Falmouth, known to many as Shades despite changes in name and ownership, has been closed after causing misery to local residents. A major crunch on Bickland

  • Oh no it isn't! Illness forces cancellation of Carleen panto

    There is a saying in the show business world that “the show must go on” - but unfortunately, at Carleen, it can't. Cast illness during rehearsals and several cast members developing unforeseen long term medical problems means that Carleen Pantomime

  • Quarter million funding scoop for Cornish museum partnership

    A partnership of Cornish museums led by a landmark Penzance attraction is celebrating this week after securing more than a quarter of a million pounds in funding. The five museums, which include Falmouth Art Gallery, the National Maritime Museum

  • Sneak peek at Penryn's Gorsedh celebrations

    A sneak peek of this year’s Gorsedh ceremony will be held in Penryn this month in preparation for the late summer main event. Penryn will host the annual Gorsedh on September 7 but the proclamation ceremony, which acts as an introduction to the

  • Glut of Falmouth thefts sparks police warning

    A glut of handbag and phone thefts last week has the police appealing for vigilance. The thefts were spread out across Falmouth the weekend before last, with one in the Underground Bar & Grill on the High Street, another in Club I on Church

  • 'Allo 'Allo to 'challenging' Mullion Nazi-era panto

    A Mullion theatre group is preparing for the “most exciting and challenging production” in its nine years of existence. Members of Gulls Theatre Group are presenting the stage version of 'Allo 'Allo, which faithfully reproduces the characters and

  • Tributes paid to Chybucca death crash biker

    The family of a Truro motorcyclist who died at Chybucca on Saturday have paid tribute to a "larger than life" robotics engineer who had an "infectious laugh". David Mason, aged 52, was involved in a road smash on the A30 near Chiverton Cross alongside

  • Bike advice from Falmouth Police

    The police are urging cyclists to register their bike online so it can be traced if stolen. PC Chris Vincent, from Falmouth Police Station, said national property database immobilise.co.uk was one of the best websites to register possessions for

  • Paintbrushes at the ready for Newquay bench clean

    Handy volunteers that know their way around a paintbrush were busy getting Newquay's benches ready for the summer recently. Up to 27 volunteers made up of staff from the Towan Blistra Wetherspoons, Barclays Bank, North Shore Surf Shop - as well

  • Penzance lifeskills workshop for seniors

    Over 50's near Penzance are being invited to a free lifeskills exhibition next week, to better find out about some of the council-run services in the area. Penwith 50+ Forum and Cornwall Council are hosting the Penzance Senior Lifeskills Exhibition

  • Goonhilly gorse fire: arson suspected

    Strong winds fanned the flames at a one hectare gorse fire near Goonhilly yesterday. Fire crews from St Keverne were scrambled to the scene of the fire, in the Traboe area, at approximately 7.20pm. On arrival, firefighters found almost two

  • More homes bid for Swanpool pumphouse

    Two more family homes are being proposed for the site of a former pumping station in Falmouth. Planning permission already exists for a flat, three houses and a workshop on the site at Marlborough Avenue. The latest application seeks consent for