The Wheelhouse, Falmouth SPENDING two hours in the company of the Wheelhouse team and its quirky surrounds is akin to attending the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party. Apparently Lewis Carroll never actually coined that phrase and in this instance, referencing
A caravan was destroyed in a fire late last night. Firefighters responded to the incident that occurred in Troon at around midnight. Two fire engines from Tolvaddon were dispatched to tackle the blaze. On arrival the crews stated that the
A POPULAR Falmouth bar that closed suddenly a fortnight ago looks like it will reopen shortly. The Brig in Arwenack Street announced it was closing in both Falmouth and Truro via a Facebook post at the end of March. Now, it has said it is reopening
ST IVES National Coastline Institution (NCI) is celebrating its 20 anniversary this year. For two decades volunteer watchkeepers have monitored boat movements, the activities of water sports enthusiasts, beach-goers and cliff-walkers from 7.30am
Four arrests have been made under the Modern Day Slavery Act after police swooped a boat in Newlyn this morning They were called to the fishing port this morning following reports that a group of people were seen getting into the back of a van from
Two lorries have been involved in a crash in Penryn. Church Hill is blocked in both directions following the incident, which took place around midday. There was slow traffic due to accident, which has taken place between Bissom Road and Church
What's the most irresponsible driving you've ever seen? Speaking on the phone with no hands free? Driving over speed limits? Drink driving? Well last night Devon & Cornwall Police posted on Facebook after they discovered a Peugeot 207 being
Family value tickets for Truro Park and Ride are set to increase this summer. From May 1, the cost of the Family Pass, which allows for up to two adults and four children, will increase from £2.60 up to £4. Single day tickets will remain the
CORNWALL Council has admitted that it has no way of knowing just how many children in Cornwall are not attending school. And the council has revealed that a number of children who are removed from school are also known to social services. The
THE ANNUAL Smales lecture successfully took place at The Poly, Falmouth, on Friday, April 5. The lecture, which has taken place every year since 1994, focused this year on the future of Cornwall's creative sector and its impact on other prominent
CORNWALL officials were told that if the UK left the EU with no deal this week they would have to call the Government twice a day with updates. Council leader Adam Paynter said the request was “bizarre” and that council staff were not sure what
AWARD-WINNING St Austell Brewery is celebrating the 20th anniversary of its now-flagship brew, Tribute Cornish Pale Ale. Though celebrating all of April, the family-owned Brewery is running a special birthday event at its Visitor Centre on Thursday
FIREFIGHTERS tackled a blaze in a west Cornwall cottage yesterday afternoon. Two fire appliances from St Just and one fire appliance from Penzance went to the property in Porthcurno, near Land's End, at around 3pm. The fire was on the second
Ten locations in the south west have been named among the Best Places to Live in Britain by The Sunday Times. The guide has declared Topsham, Devon, as the Best Place to Live in the south west. The accolade comes ahead of the full reveal of The
Cornwall Senior XV continue their preparation for the 2019 Bill Beaumont County Championship with the annual Tamar Cup game with Devon to be played at Brickfields Plymouth on Tuesday, April 16, with a 7.30pm kick off. This comes at a time when clubs
Taxi drivers have called for Cornwall Council to relax rules around the minimum legroom provided in cabs saying the current eight-inch rule “could end drivers’ careers”. Cornwall Council’s miscellaneous licensing committee is set to consider a report
