Pirates Coach Cattle Hails Nottingham Comeback
Cornish Pirates coach Gavin Cattle praises his team’s 36-28 comeback win at Nottingham, highlighting their resilience and a crucial away victory.
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Cury Village Hall Closes for Essential Roof Repairs
Cury village hall, a WWI-era mess hut for RNAS Mullion, closes for essential roof repairs. Learn about the local impact on community life and its historic preservation.
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Driver’s Vision Impairment and Road Safety Breach Heard in Court
Court reveals driver’s vision was impaired but no action taken to stop or slow down, raising questions about responsibility and road safety protocols.
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Newquay-London Air Link Restored by Skybus Temporarily
Skybus secures a temporary deal to resume the vital Newquay-London flight route, boosting connectivity for Cornwall’s residents and economy. The temporary agreement re-establishes a crucial link.
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An Nowodhow: Steve Penhaligon & Steve Harris Deliver Cornish News
Discover ‘An Nowodhow,’ the unique Cornish language news program presented by Steve Penhaligon and edited by Steve Harris. Learn how it fosters community, preserves language, and delivers vital local updates for Cornwall’s speakers.
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Historic Pasty Contest Revives 250-Year-Old Recipe
A new pasty contest celebrates local heritage with a 250-year-old recipe featuring mutton and lard. The initiative aims to boost community pride and preserve culinary traditions.
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Newquay Beaches Cleared of Thousands of Bodyboards
An environmental group in Newquay is tackling plastic pollution by collecting thousands of discarded bodyboards from local beaches, preserving coastal beauty.
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Truro City Manager Blasts ‘No Common Sense’ Red Card Call
Truro City manager John Askey condemns a controversial red card for Shaun Donnellan, calling it ‘not in the spirit of the game’ and lacking ‘common sense.’ The decision sparks local debate and impacts the club.
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Cornwall Presenters’ Three-Legged Trek Unites Community for Charity
BBC Radio Cornwall presenters James Churchfield and Tiffany Truscott complete a challenging three-legged walk across Cornwall for Children in Need, uniting local communities from St Austell to Truro.
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Vulnerable Turtle Spotted in Cornwall Sparks Local Concern
A vulnerable sea turtle sighting in Cornwall raises alarms as local waters prove too cold. Cornwall Wildlife Trust urges community vigilance and reporting for potential rescue.
