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  • FOOTBALL: Culdrose Gannets' start their season

    GIRL footballers at Culdrose Gannets Under 8s are enjoying the start of their first season. Playing as the all female team in the Kernow Youth Mixed League, the side have played two matches including against an all boys club. Despite having

  • BOXING: Penryn and Falmouth's Ambrose keeps on his roll

    BEN Ambrose secured his fourth win in a row as he boxed to victory at the Bodmin Show. The Falmouth and Penryn Boxing Club fighter beat N Miller from Plymouth. Ambrose produced a fine display to win on a unanimous points decision. Anyone

  • Kingfishers set up home near Helston

    A kingfisher colony has sprung up near an outlying section of Helston’s waterways. This was the news from Helston town councillor Ronnie Williams at the last meeting of members. The town has a number of leats that turn into kennels in the town

  • Equipment stolen from Marazion building site

    Police in Penzance are asking for information after "a substantial amount" of building equipment was stolen from a site in Marazion last month. The burg;ary happened overnight between September 24 and 25 at a property under renovation in Leys Lane

  • FOOTBALL: Culdrose Lynx take on Asteroids

    CULDROSE Lynx Under 11s travelled down to Penzance on Sunday to take on the Youth Asteroids. The visitors, pictured above, began the game well, showing great confidence, with their hard work being rewarded with a great solo effort goal. Kieran

  • Mayor leads parade for civic service in Falmouth

    Falmouth's mayor, John Body headed a parade of fellow dignitaries, veterans and cadets on his way to his civic service on Sunday. Mr Body was joined by his wife, Linda, and several members of Falmouth Town Council, along with mayors from other

  • Would you get married at Helston's Guildhall?

    Picture the scene: your wedding day has finally arrived, and as you exit the car / horse and carriage / novelty fire engine in your perfect white dress you have arrived at your dream venue of – the Guildhall? That is certainly what members of Helston

  • POOL: Reigning champions start Winter League well

    DEFENDING champions Helston FC A started the new season with an 8-1 victory in Division One of the West Cornwall Winter Pool League winning all six singles frames. Wins from Paul Williams, Jimmy Johns, Kev Bosustow, Ben Evans and Steve Williams

  • Helston girls to perform on live TV

    Six girls from Helston Community College have been chosen to perform live as part of this year’s televised Children In Need event. Katie Smith, Sarah England, Jayde Warren, Tamsin Ford, Rosanna Harrington and Lowenna Wearne will be with other members

  • 'Marmite' effect of Falmouth house plans

    The design of a proposed development in a Falmouth cul-de-sac which would turn a bungalow into a two-storey house, has been described as having the “Marmite effect” with people either loving it or hating it. Comments made on Cornwall Council’s

  • NETBALL: Falmouth win two and lose one

    FALMOUTH’S netball players won two games and lost this week as their three teams took to the court. On Monday, the first team came up against Lastonets seconds at Falmouth School and had a tough first half as they held a 16-15 lead. For the

  • Pink Wiggers are back with Falmouth hoedown

    The Falmouth Pink Wiggers made their return to fundraising in style when over 200 people created a sea of checked shirts and denim at the much anticipated barn dance. Held at Falmouth Football Club, Pink Wig Events’ supporters were keen to get

  • Kids full of beans for Cury School Big Breakfast

    Cury School held a fundraising breakfast, opening the doors of its breakfast club to the community to raise money for an outdoor classroom. Around 80 people turned up for the morning, where the menu included full English breakfasts, cereals and

  • GOLF: Autumnal feel at Falmouth

    THE AUTUMN Open attracted another large entry at Falmouth Golf Club last week, writes Keith Rashleigh. The competition was considerably spiced up when Angus MacArthur requested the On Course Foundation bring two injured personnel along. Falmouth

  • Warning over 'Cornwall Council' cold caller scam

    A warning has gone out over “cold callers” claiming to be from Cornwall Council and asking for bank details. An elderly woman received a phone call from someone claiming to be from the council, who said he was contacting residents to issue rebates

  • One person treated after Penzance kitchen fire

    A person had to be treated for smoke inhalation following a kitchen fire in Penzance yesterday afternoon. Two fire engines were called to the incident in St. Clare Street just before 5pm. A fire service spokesperson said: "On arrival the crews

  • 280 jobs set to go at Cornwall Council in next five months

    Cornwall Council has warned that 280 jobs look set to go by the end of the financial year. Formal consultation with staff began yesterday, as the council continues its “major reorganisation” in a bid to save £196 million over the next four years

  • Painting in numbers at Helston Museum baby session

    Parents in Helston jumped at the chance to have their baby create a work of art for the final time this autumn. Helston Museum hosted a popular “baby paint” session, which have been held fortnightly up until the end of this month. For the final

  • Golden wedding anniversary for Penryn couple

    A Penryn couple are celebrating their golden wedding anniversary this week. Robert and Margaret Hilder, who will have been happily married for 50 years today, will mark the milestone with family members and friends at their home in Market Street

  • RUGBY: Newstock Hellcats show lots of spark

    A NEW season has brought a new look to the Helston Hellcats as the club’s Under 18s and 15s teams have merged with Newquay and Tavistock. Under the moniker Newstock Hellcats, the sides travelled to Devonport to face the Devonport Services/Newton

  • New maritime museum boss 'chomping at the bit"

    The prospect of heading the team at an award winning museum with an enviable reputation and an impressive collection attracted Richard Doughty to the top job at Falmouth’s maritime museum – not to mention ridding himself of a four-hour daily commute