Reopening Dean Quarry for blasting or converting into it an outdoor pursuits centre are just two of the suggestions being put to the local community. The owners of the quarry near St Keverne are holding a drop-in event on Friday, June 28 where
Flora Day may always be an unofficial holiday in Helston – but thanks to a major historical anniversary, next year’s event will fall on an actual public bank holiday, possibly for the first time ever. It is after the government decided to delay
A mum and daughter modelling combo are both hoping to reach the finals of national competitions. It is a dream come true for Fi Hartley and her 14-year-old daughter Caitlin from Helston, neither of which have modelled before. Fitness instructor
One of Helston’s last remaining banks is changing its opening times. As of next month Barclays in Helston will be closed on Thursdays, but will instead open on Saturday mornings. In information being handed out to customers in the branch, the
FIVE sailing clubs in Cornwall welcomed visitors to the RYA Push the Boat Out events, which offered tasters in windsurfing as well as sailing, for a low fee or for free. The events are part of RYA’s national campaign to get more people out onto
A Falmouth fundraiser for disabled veterans in sport said he was pleased to be able to “give something back” after being recognised in this year’s Queen’s Birthday Honours List. Edwin Thomas, chairman of the British Ex-Services Wheelchair Sports
The fashion line-up for next month’s Port Eliot Festival is looking absolutely fabulous darling with Jeremy Deller, Alice Temperley, Preen and Zandra Rhodes all confirmed to dazzle, writes Paul Armstrong. The festival, which takes place on the
The Falmouth Marine Conservation (FMC) volunteers are busier than ever organising and running events, as they look to aid marine conservation awareness going into an important time of the year. Fresh from celebrating the Helford Estuary becoming
Falmouth’s Town Team were visited by Georgia Downtowns, town development professionals from the United States. Georgia Downtowns work with towns, local governments and agencies across the state of Georgia to support their economic development and
A CAMBORNE man was fined for driving without a valid licence or insurance. Alexander Craig James, 21, of Parc An Tansys was fined £660 and ordered to pay a victim surcharge of £66 and court costs of £85. He was disqualified from holding a licence
