Car Nearly Swept Away at Polzeath Beach High Tide
A car was nearly swallowed by high tide at Polzeath’s waterfront car park, the third dramatic incident there since Friday. Here’s what visitors should know.
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RNLI lifeguard statue plan at Porthmeor beach faces opposition
St Ives Town Council opposes a bronze RNLI lifeguard statue planned for Porthmeor beach. Here’s what it means for residents and visitors.
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Devon and Cornwall Police Pay Nine Women Compensation
Nine women settle abuse claims against Devon and Cornwall Police. Here’s what the case means for Cornish residents and where to find support.
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Cornwall’s Celebrity Homes: Where Famous Fans Really Live
Inside the luxury homes of Dawn French, Gordon Ramsay and other stars in Cornwall, plus what their moves mean for local residents and visitors.
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Historic Antony Estate Swimming Pond to Be Restored for Cornwall
A historic 18th-century bath house pond on the Antony Estate near Torpoint is set for restoration. Here’s what it means for local swimmers, artists and residents.
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Devon Baby Loss Mural Honours 157 Babies and Their Families
Luna’s Fund unveils a Plymouth mural bearing 157 baby names, honouring bereaved families across Devon and Cornwall, including Newquay. Here’s what it means.
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Cornwall paddleboarder Ginnie Betts wins world golds after cancer
Ludgvan’s Ginnie Betts took two golds and a silver at the Stand Up Paddling World Championships after breast cancer surgery. Here’s what her story means locally.
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Newquay Zombie Crawl Memories: Halloween Tradition Cancelled for 2026
Newquay’s iconic Zombie Crawl is cancelled for 2026. Relive the past in our photo memories, then plan a Halloween visit to Fistral Beach and Newquay.
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Fight on Polzeath beach as family ignores red flag in Storm Austen
A family entered the red-flagged sea at Polzeath during Storm Austen, sparking a confrontation. Here is what Cornwall beachgoers should know about staying safe.
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Number Plate Cameras in North Cornwall Repeatedly Vandalised
Vandals keep damaging and stealing ANPR cameras between St Merryn and Trekenning. Police say they fight rural crime, not speeding. Here’s what locals should know.
