WW1 Bomb Found Near St Issey During Rally Weekend
Royal Navy bomb disposal team safely removed an 18-pound WW1 ordnance from Cannalidgey Road near St Issey during the Tredinnick Rally weekend.
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Liskeard Farmer Banned After Cattle Cruelty Case
Dairy farmer Martin Hambly faces five-year ban and £10,000 fine after young cow found dying in filth at Menheniot farms.
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Newquay Resort Manager Sentenced for £14k Fraud Scheme
Stuart Dilloway stole over £14,000 from Retallack Resort guests and staff through fraudulent banking setup. Court ruling highlights risks for local hospitality sector.
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TV Presenter Opens Up About Shocking Prison Documentary Experience
Richard Madeley discusses his eye-opening visit to a maximum security facility and the unexpected moments that challenged him during filming.
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Cornwall Council Admits £1m St Austell Pub Deal Was Major Mistake
Council leader acknowledges failed £1m property investment in General Wolfe pub. Learn what went wrong and what locals need to know.
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Royal Style Secrets: What the Royals Wear During Newquay Summer
Discover why royals rarely wear shorts in public, even in hot weather. Learn fashion traditions that shape their wardrobe choices year-round.
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TV Studio Heat Wave: What Local Viewers Should Know
Good Morning Britain faces technical difficulties during live broadcast. Heat wave warnings affect UK regions including popular beach destinations.
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Teen Charged After Armed Robbery at Germoe Business
A 19-year-old from Breage has been charged following an armed robbery incident on the A394 in Germoe. Armed police responded to the scene on Tuesday afternoon.
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Flambards Theme Park: How 48 Years of Cornish Magic Came to End
Flambards Theme Park near Helston closed after nearly five decades. Locals remember cherished memories as the beloved West Cornwall attraction now sits abandoned.
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Pet Heat Safety Alert: What Newquay Owners Must Know This Summer
Local animal charities warn pet owners about heat stroke risks. Essential summer safety tips for dogs, rabbits and small animals in our community.
