PENRYN Saracens defied having their squad badly hit by first team call ups to register an impressive and comfortable 55-12 victory against an also depleted Helston team. It's a compliment to the development of the team this season to see so many
PREMIER DIVISION Gulval 1-2 Threemilestone Gwinear C’town 3-3 St Keverne Mousehole Res 4-2 Mawnan St Buryan 1-0 Constantine DIVISION ONE Perranporth Res 0-2 Lizard Argyle St Agnes Res 3-1 Stithians Trevenson Utd
The newsroom has been treated this week to a slick devolution of powers campaign by Cornwall Council, launched to make the “Case for Cornwall”, and while it is stuffed with buzz words galore.... there is a big BIG problem. Much of this campaign
CAMBORNE put up stout resistance in North Devon before finally going down to a late Bideford try to return home without even the consolation of a bonus point. Again hard hit by injuries and unavailability on Saturday, Town were well served upfront
A group of 50 year old poplar trees which were due to be felled by Cornwall Council have earned a reprieve after campaigning by one Falmouth resident. Perry Stacey, of Gyllyng Street, worked with tree specialists and Cornwall Councillor Candy Atherton
A shipment of rogues are venturing to Land’s End for two weeks this Easter to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the creation of Alice in Wonderland. The iconic landmark will be transformed into the land of the curious and curiouser with Rogue
BROADWAY comes to Cornwall this April as Helston Theatre company present the South West premier of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Sunset Boulevard. The company is just one of a handful of groups across the UK who have been given |permission to stage the
GET ready to embark on an exciting new mission with the quirky and courageous underwater adventure heroes, The Octonauts. Starring Captain Barnacles, Kwazii, and Peso, the new stage show, Octonauts and the Deep Sea Volcano Adventure brings the
There’s a lot going on this Easter at National Trust properties in West Cornwall. It’s the time of year when Cadbury joins forces with the staff and volunteers to offer families the ultimate day out with their popular Easter Egg Trails and there are
Home improvement chain B&Q is to close as many as 60 stores over the next two years as part of a restructuring of its UK and Ireland business. The company has five stores in Cornwall. Parent company Kingfisher, which also owns Screwfix,
PAUL Murray said his Wendron United side are ready for their Combination League Cup Final clash on Sunday after thrashing St Just 5-0 at Underlane on Saturday. Goals from Chris Mulroy, Matt Buchan, Luke Wort and Billy Stone helped Dron move back
The League of Friends of Falmouth Health Centre is set to disband after years of raising funds and supporting the centre. Friends of Falmouth Health Centre will be holding their 19th AGM on Tuesday, April 14 at 7.30pm, at Merchants Manor, Western
COMING up against near relegation certainties Tavistock appeared to be the perfect chance for Penryn to finally record their second away win of the league season. But by the time 80 minutes had elapsed on Saturday, it was the hosts who had the
The Met Office has warned of continuing severe weather for Cornwall and Devon today. After the strong westerly winds yesterday evening, with gusts of 50-60 mph and isolated gusts of 65-70 mph in exposed locations, the wind will become northwesterly
Easter had a messy start for the children of Ponsanooth as they enjoyed a series of activities to teach them the story behind the celebrations. The children enjoyed an afternoon which included dominos, painting, decorating biscuits and making up
Firefighters have been battling a blaze at a barn at Hill Head, Kergilliack, this afternoon. Two appliances from Falmouth Fire Station were mobilised just after noon and were faced with a ten by five metre barn "well alight". Crews extinguished
Cornish beach lovers joined Surfers against Sewage to take part in the UK’s 'Biggest Beach Clean' at the weekend, with two tonnes collected from Perranporth alone. The big spring clean took place at 175 beaches from Land’s End to John O’Groats
New claims about sale of confidential data send a shiver down the spine, the privacy watchdog said. The names of 3,000 sick and disabled people were sold to undercover reporters for 19p each, according to the Daily Mail. No checks were made
One of the world’s rarest flowers, a newly named daffodil and a huge white magnolia delighted the hundreds of visitors who descended on the Falmouth Spring Flower Show at the weekend. The two day event at Gyllyngdune Gardens and the Princess Pavilion
A six week consultation which seeks to collate the views of residents and businesses on how Falmouth should develop over the next 15 years was launched on Monday. Falmouth Town Council has taken the lead on creating a neighbourhood plan which will
WELSH rugby legend JPR Williams was the guest of honour for a charity dinner held at Camborne. The former full-back who played 55 times for his home country and won three Five Nations Grand Slams in 1971, 1974 and 1978 gave a talk about his career
CALLUM Jones made a successful return to the Cornwall Grand Prix Series as he claimed third place at the annual An Res race in Helston on Sunday. The runner who also lives in the town was appearing in his first run for Cornwall Athletics Club of
A key amnesty during January and February which allowed anyone not living in their council home or illegally subletting it to hand back their keys rather than face possible criminal investigation and potential legal action, resulted in nearly 70 calls
