It is Sunday, May 12. Manchester City are lifting the Premier League trophy in front of a 30,000 crowd at Brighton & Hove Albion's American Express Community Stadium. Millions are watching the coronation of the new champions around the world, as
Cornwall Council’s Port Health team has been working behind-the-scenes to ensure a successful oyster festival. The annual Falmouth Oyster Festival held in Events Square marks the start of the oyster dredging season which runs from October to March
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Cormac workers in Mylor Bridge have been forced to tarmac around a parked vehicle. Residents of Passage Hill were given notice and asked to move their cars before the work started yesterday. But one failed to take heed of the requests and has caused
Three people aboard a boat off Coverack Beach had to be towed back to shore after losing power yesterday. Lizard Lifeboat launched just before 3.45pm after receiving a call for assistance. The urgent call came in when the boat was stranded 300
Devon and Cornwall Police is staging a week of action, events and activities to raise awareness of hate crime and encourage communities to report it. Engaging with schoolchildren, a "chatter bus" and videos created by university students are among
BREAKING a 30mph speed limit has resulted in a fine for a Truro man. Robert Philip Dabb, aged 34, of Trelander South, admitted committing the offence in a Volvo V70 on April 5. He was fined £187 and ordered to pay £85 costs and £30 victim surcharge
Update: Police have confirmed that the road is now clear. The A39 is partially blocked both ways after a lorry accident this morning. It happened between Arch Hill in Truro and Playing Place. One person sustained a minor injury.
Penryn schoolchildren enjoyed a fun day of surfing lessons in Praa Sands. The children from Penryn Primary Academy enjoyed the lessons from Global Boarders Surf Company. Whilst learning the signs of the sea and how to stay safe at the beach the
Victoria Walker, a jeweller based at Princes House in Truro, is delighted to have raised £4368.84 for Children’s Hospice South West (CHSW) from raffling one of her bestselling lockets. Victoria has been designing and hand making delicate, kinetic
FIVE team members from a Falmouth hotel took to the clouds and braved a 10,000 foot skydive to raise money for Cornwall Air Ambulance’s New Heli Appeal. The fearless five, from the Greenbank Hotel, took the leap of faith landing in Perranporth.
A Falmouth-based writer and journalist has penned a novel about student-local tensions set in a fictional town. A Degree of Uncertainty by Nicola K Smith tells the story of Poltowan – a community divided by a rapidly growing university pitting
A filmmaker and Falmouth University student has released a film aiming to break the stigma on stoma bags. Michael Durban's My Bag and I explores the societal issues faced by people living with a stoma and is sponsored by the Ileostomy and Internal
Cornwall’s MPs have met with the Secretary of State for Education to ask for fairer funding for Cornish schools. Gavin Williamson met with Sarah Newton, MP for Truro and Falmouth; Steve Double, MP for St Austell and Newquay and North Cornwall MP
