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  • Falmouth fire believed to be arson

    A fire in a wooded area in Falmouth today is believed to have been started deliberately. Firefighters used beaters to put out the blaze in near Lambs Lane at 3.45pm. They passed the details of the fire to police who are now investigating

  • South Africa 1 Mexico 1

    The opening game of the 2010 FIFA World Cup ended all square as Mexico drew with hosts South Africa. Mexico had much the better of the first half, but wasted numerous opportunties to take the lead in Johannesburg. They were made to pay

  • Penzance name Gary Marks as new boss

    Gary Marks has been unveiled as the new manager of CSWPL Premier Division side Penzance. Marks, who quit his job as boss of CSWPL division one side Hayle following budget cuts, was announced as manager this week. He will work along side

  • Camborne Lions busy fundraising

    Members of the Camborne Redruth and District Lions Club have been hard at work raising money for charities over the past few weeks. The group have been at the Victorian Fayre in St Agnes, Four Lanes fun day and the Animal Hospital fun day at Treleigh

  • Royal Cornwall Show bathed in sunshine

    The second day of the Royal Cornwall show was bathed in sunshine and thousands flocked to Wadebridge to see what was on offer. The main ring was dominated by a number of events, not least the RAF Falcons freefall parachute team led this year

  • Penzance name Gary Marks as new boss

    Gary Marks has been unveiled as the new manager of CSWPL Premier Division side Penzance. Marks, who quit his job as boss of CSWPL division one side Hayle following budget cuts, was announced as manager this week. He will work along side

  • Royal Cornwall Show in the sun

    p> The second day of the Royal Cornwall show was bathed in sunshine and thousands flocked to Wadebridge to see what was on offer. The main ring was dominated by a number of events, not least the RAF Falcons freefall parachute team led this

  • Red Squirrel to be reintroduced to The Lizard

    A groundbreaking plan to reintroduce the red squirrel to Cornwall was announced at The Royal Cornwall Show today. The project has the support of HRH Prince of Wales, who is the Patron of the Red Squirrel Survival Trust (RSST). The Cornwall

  • Five injured at Falmouth car boot sale

    Five people have been injured after getting hit by a car at Falmouth’s car boot sale this lunchtime. The incident happened at the car boot sale held every week during the summer at Falmouth Recreation Ground. For the full story see Wednesday’s Packet

  • Troops' 'moving' World Cup message

    England captain Steven Gerrard hailed as "very moving" a good luck message for the World Cup campaign from British troops in Afghanistan. Servicemen and women in the war-torn country put together a DVD featuring a series of tributes to the

  • National Grid braced for England penalty shoot-out

    The National Grid is bracing itself for record-breaking power surges during the World Cup - but only if the competition ends in another England penalty shoot-out. The electricity network firm said it could see a 3,000 megawatt increase - equivalent

  • 'Dr Churchill' in World Cup name switch

    A passionate England supporter has got into the World Cup spirit by changing his name by deed poll to "Dr England Three Lions Churchill". Christopher Alderslade, 19, from Bognor Regis, West Sussex, made the application just in time to have his new

  • World Cup 2010 underway - Mandela misses opening ceremony

    The World Cup 2010 is officially underway as South Africa host Mexico in the tournaments opening game in Johannesburg. Fans had gathered in the 94,000-capacity Soccer City stadium well before the 3pm kick-off time to watch a vibrant opening ceremony

  • Royal Cornwall Show - big lunch is launched

    The Big Lunch has officially been launched in Cornwall at the Royal Cornwall Show. To mark the launch of the campaign a huge five-by-five metre 3D canvas depicting a table full of giant sandwiches, fruit and cups of tea was on display. In line

  • Royal Cornwall Show - Man detained under Mental Health Act

    Police were forced to act at the Royal Cornwall Show yesterday, detaining a man under the Mental Health Act. The 33-year-old man was detained at 11.43am, at the same time as the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall were visiting the show at Wadebridge. A

  • Royal Cornwall Show - Man detained under Mental Health Act

    Police were forced to act at the Royal Cornwall Show yesterday, detaining a man under the Mental Health Act. The 33-year-old man was detained at 11.43am, at the same time as the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall were visiting the show at Wadebridge. A

  • Evra prepared to lead France

    © Press Association 2010 » Patrice Evra will lead France out for their World Cup opener against Uruguay today highlighting his tough start to life in England as crucial to his development. The Manchester United left-back was awarded

  • Mokoena confident for World Cup opener

    South Africa captain Aaron Mokoena is adamant his side will be nerveless when they open the World Cup in Johannesburg. The host nation are certain to feel the weight of expectation when they play Mexico in front of a capacity Soccer City crowd

  • Gerrard: Rooney can keep cool

    Steven Gerrard has no doubt Wayne Rooney can dispel doubts over his temperament and become a major World Cup star. Rooney heads into tomorrow night's World Cup opener with the United States carrying the hopes of a nation on his shoulders but

  • Arjen Robben fit for opener says physio

    Arjen Robben is fit enough to play against Denmark in Holland's World Cup opener, according to the physiotherapist treating him. The Bayern Munich winger suffered a hamstring injury in a pre-tournament friendly and Holland coach Bert van Marwijk

  • Flushing after school club gets the thumbs up

    Parents in Flushing are running an after school club in the village open for any children of primary school age. The Thumbs Up club runs every day in the Village Club in Coventry Road where children can take part in a range of activities waiting

  • Truro assault - appeal for witnesses

    Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward following an assault at a Truro bar last month. A man was punched in the head while in the toilets of Bunters Bar at 11.20pm on Saturday, May 15. While on the floor the suspect then kicked and punched