Pupils in Falmouth and at schools from Stithians to Constantine and Mylor to Mabe have been dressing up and giving it their all to help raise funds for Sport Relief. At St Francis School in Falmouth pupils enjoyed a big walk all dressed in red, the
Truro's MP has asked Eric Pickles to 'call in' Cornwall Council's decision to grant planning permission to the controversial Eastern District supermarket and housing development on farmland outside the city. Truro and Falmouth MP Sarah Newton
It is Sport Relief this weekend and on Sunday thousands of people will be running a mile to raise money for charity. With many organised events in and around Cornish towns, This is a great opportunity to let us know the wild, wacky or just
Drawing one and losing one in their first two of six matches to be played in Pool B of this season's promotion play-offs, the Cornish Pirates will naturally be determinedly focused to seek their first victory when they play Rotherham Titans at home on
Truro City's Treyew Road ground has passes the FA's ground grading test, allowing the club to rtain its membership in the Football Conference. Delegates from the FA and the Football Conference spent the afternoon scrutinising the ground and facilities
Martin Gritton is set to make his home debut for Truro City tomorrow when they face bottom of the table Thurrock at Treyew Road. Gritton signed for the club this week having been released by Stockport County. He played 70 minutes for City in a 2-1 defeat
A 47-year-old man from Helston has been arrested on suspicion of harrassment after reports a motorcyclist had been approaching lone women in the Redruth area and making lewd comments before riding off. He has been released on police bail until March
The streets of Falmouth were full of sunny smiles last week, as crowds of schoolchildren clad in buttercup gold “painted the town yellow” for the start of the town’s Spring Festival. The pupils, who were representing all the town’s primary
While fees at Cornwall Council cemeteries could soar, Falmouth Town Council has decided to freeze costs for the second year. The council has decided there will be no rise in burial fees for the new financial year and that burial and exclusive rights
It was a thigh-slapping good time at Falmouth Rugby Club last week when members of Falmouth RFC Colts joined the Misty Mountain Line Dancers for a one-off line-up on the dance floor. The Misty Mountain members have danced up a storm over the last year
Just three weeks on from the launch of a crackdown on inconsiderate parking outside a Helston primary school, results are already beginning to show. On February 22 pupils at Parc Eglos School went onto the street to talk to parents dropping off their
A former Royal Navy physical training instructor has opened a new gym on Wilson Way, in Pool. Scott Jones, from Camborne, spent 22 years in the Navy, reaching the rank of petty officer. His opening of the self-titled SJ Fitness coincides with the
A St Erth man has been fined for using a caravan for residential accommodation without planning permission and refusing to comply with an enforcement order. David Leak, aged 65, of Chenhalls Road, pleaded guilty to non-compliance with a planning enforcement
Truro accountant Dan Orasnjak has re-joined Robinson Reed Layton as a tax consultant. Having qualified as a chartered accountant with the Cornish firm last year, Dan then moved to another regional firm of chartered accountants before returning
Helston’s town councillors have been reminded to use it or lose it, over the cash windfall from supermarket planning applications. The warning from a Cornwall councillor in the town comes as the council decided to freeze out taxpayers from any decisions
