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  • SNOOKER: Godolphin grind out win

    GODOLPHIN Club recorded a fine victory over Redruth Rail A in the Mining League to go top of Division One. The team from Helston beat their opponents 4-1 but still had to put in gritty efforts to win some of the frames. Nigel Veal hit a break

  • RUGBY: Falmouth Under 14s have success in derby clash

    IN a hotly contested derby, Falmouth’s Under 14s came out on top against Penryn. The visitors returned home with a 35-5 win with four tries coming from Theo Fleming. It had been an even start before Fleming broke through the Borough defence

  • 'School council' for Helston primary pupils

    Youngsters from Helston’s three primary schools were given a chance to look behind the scenes of the town council on Monday. At the start of the ‘youth engagement’ event, pupils from the school councils of St Michael’s, Parc Eglos and Nansloe were

  • Fundraiser for Falmouth teen battling cancer

    A coffee morning and sale organised in support of Falmouth teenager Sasha Watson, who is battling a rare form of cancer, raised £490 recently. The fundraiser was held at Falmouth Football Club and attracted a host of people who supplied a vast

  • TABLE TENNIS: Falmouth Docks off to a flyer

    FALMOUTH Docks D got their season off to a good start in the West Cornwall Table Tennis League. With two wins in their opening games, the team sit at the top of the Premier League conceding just one point out of a possible 20. They recorded

  • Shock death of Helston businessman Wesley Bowden

    Helston is in shock today following the sudden and unexpected death of one of its most well known characters. Wesley Bowden, who owned Bowden’s Home Hardware for decades, is understood to have died yesterday. He is thought to have been in his

  • Castle an Dinas shed fire spreads to nearby garage

    A fire in a shed near St Columb spread to a nearby garage before firefighters were able to put it out in the early hours of this morning. Six firefighters were called to the blaze in Castle an Dinas at around 3am after a report of a fire seen from

  • Rubbish fire at former mine site near Chacewater

    Firefighters put out a small rubbish fire at Wheal Busy, near Chacewater, yesterday evening. Crews from Redruth and Truro were called just before 7pm to reports of smoke coming from behind a building at the former mining site. When crews arrived

  • Car smashed electricity pole in Godolphin crash

    A car snapped an electricity pole after crashing into it in Godolphin Cross near Helston on Wednesday night. Firefighters and police and were called to Godolphin Crescent at around 9.30pm, and the fire crew found the car to have been abandoned.

  • Police confirm body is missing St Austell man

    Police have confirmed that a body found last month is that of a St Austell man missing since July 2013. The body of David Adams was found on September 25th 2014 at an old mine works in Bodmin Road, St Austell. David walked out of his home in

  • PIRATES: Appeal submitted over Bedford Blues result change

    CORNISH Pirates have submitted an appeal over the RFU's decision to reverse the result from their British & Irish Cup match against Bedford Blues. On October 12, the Pirates won 35-34 at the Mennaye thanks to a last minute converted try from

  • Falmouth Specsavers volunteers complete Heartstart training

    Falmouth firefighters were at the Falmouth branch of Specsavers on Thursday to present certificates to staff who completed their Heartstart first aid training. A group of volunteers from the town centre opticians recently visited the fire station

  • GOLF: Katie Rule gets through professional test

    FEMALE golfer Katie Rule was one of 15 professional players to be invited to feature in the Ladies European Access Tour event. Falmouth Golf Club member Rule went to Stoke-by-Nayland in Essex for the 54 hole competition which included 1997 Women

  • Bulwark petition to 'keep children safe'

    A worried mum has launched a petition to improve safety in the Bulwark area of Helston, after her son fell off her scooter and was “very nearly hit” by a car. However, Jo Morley claims this was by no means an isolated event, with traffic driving

  • Poppy Appeal organisers need more help

    Volunteers are being sought to help with this year’s Poppy Appeal collections in both Falmouth and Penryn. The 2015 Poppy Appeal officially launches on Saturday when collectors will take to the streets of Falmouth’s town centre and be on duty in

  • Truro Cathedral refurbishment forces ice rink cancellation

    The Chapter of Truro Cathedral says it is disappointed that there will be no Ice Rink on the Cathedral Green this year due to current repair work on the north west tower and the start of the Old Cathedral School refurbishment. Essential repair