Liam Eddy hit a 44th minute for Helston Athletic as they beat Porthleven 2-1 at Gala Parc. The match is Helston's fourth derby win of the season having beaten Porthleven on Boxing Day and knocked them out of the Throgmorton Cup and Durning
Falmouth Town cruised to a 9-2 victory over Penzance in their annual Good Friday fixture in the Carlsberg South West Peninsula League. Penzance, who were practically fielding a reserve team for the match, fell behind after four minutes when Nathan McIntosh
The site of the former Helston gasworks has been put up for auction by Cornwall Council. The half-acre piece of land is next to Kingdom Hall on the Penzance Road. It has a freehold guide price starting at £20,000 and offers the potential for commercial
STAFF at a Falmouth surf shop will be going barefoot next Tuesday as part of a global campaign to raise awareness of the impact a pair of shoes can have on a child’s life. The workforce at Ann’s Cottage on Church Street will be taking part in the ‘One
A flair for fashion was on display recently at Penryn College when a group of students modelled their own designs for a course project. Working with Vicky Jackson, of Launceston-based Nomads Clothing, the year 10 textile students created custom
A decision is expected in the near future as to which salvage company will be awarded the contract to refloat the ill-fated cruise ship Costa Concordia wrecked on the island of Giglio. The Dutch company Smit and Titan Marine are believed to be the front
Staff from Penmount Crematorium have raised £1,228 for Cornwall Air Ambulance after a year of fundraising for the charity. Each year the group nominate a local charity to benefit from a number of fundraising events held at Penmount including
A website that warns beachgoers when raw sewage is being dumped into the sea by South West Water has been recognised at a water industry awards ceremony. Beach Live, run by South West Water, gives beach users live bathing water quality information for
A young couple's attempt to rob a Marazion shopkeeper at knifepoint was likened by Judge Christopher Harvey Clark QC at Truro Crown Court today Friday to a scene more like Laurel and Hardy rather than Bonnie and Clyde. Reece Locke was alone in his M
