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Egyptian High Priestess causes panic in Truro
The realm of the dead returned to a Par market over the weekend as the Valley of the Kings hit the alley of antiques and caused a panic in Truro.Antique Fairs Cornwall have become a regular site at...
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Torpoint park reopened after 15 years
A Torpoint park that was closed more than 15 years ago has been brought back to its former glory.On Friday Torpoint mayor Terry Moore reopened Rendel Park following a £145,000 refurbishment.Mr Moore...
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Raleigh recruits to cheer on Argyle
Sailors from HMS Raleigh will be among the crowd cheering on Plymouth Argyle this Saturday as the club hosts its annual Armed Forces Day for the fifth year.A group of 34 new recruits will be among more...
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Liskeard's cow lady raises cash for Comic Relief
Liskeard's cow lady will be doing her bit to raise funds for Red Nose Day by dressing as Ermintrude, the pink cow form the children's TV show Magic Roundabout.Nicky Harwood who co-owns Jelly Pebbles...
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Totnes Conservative MP's warning to David Cameron about 'posh inner circle'
A Westcountry Conservative MP has urged David Cameron to rid the party of its "posh, male and white" image within the next two months.Sarah Wollaston, MP for Totnes, called on the Prime Minister to...
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Wetherspoon's plan to move into jewellers next door confirms rumours the...
WETHERSPOON'S in St Ives has confirmed it is planning to extend into the jewellers nextdoor - just two months after denying it to The Cornishman.They will transform the traditional granite shopfront of...
View ArticleFULL-TIME: Plymouth Argyle 0 Bradford City 0
Plymouth Argyle moved off the bottom of the npower League Two table following a 0-0 against Bradford City at Home Park.The Pilgrims held the play-off-chasing visitors during a tense opening...
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Truro City earn rare away win with late goal
Sutton Utd 0 Truro City 1City bounced back from their 4-0 mauling at Bromley on Saturday, with a superb victory at a freezing Sutton on Tuesday evening, thanks to a late goal from the recalled Martin...
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Jake Bugg to headline return of Beach Break Live to Newquay
THE organisers of Beach Break Live have unveiled plans to evolve the antiquated UK festival model by creating the country's first music holiday ... in Newquay featuring headliner Jake Bugg.After three...
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MP Andrew George: Wave Hub needs government support
A pioneering project to harvest energy from the power of the waves off the Cornish coast must have continued government backing to succeed and grow, a local MP has said.St Ives MP Andrew George today...
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Badger cull is only way to halt rise of bovine TB in the Westcountry
Farming Minister David Heath says for the sake of the farmers we have to act on badger cull."The figures out this week are a stark reminder of the scale of the challenge we face from bovine TB, and why...
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New service in Cornwall to help people cope with pets' deaths is looking for...
A new service is being set up to help people cope with the death of a pet.The Ally community interest company is the brainchild of Ali Samuels, who set it up after working as a nurse and suffering her...
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VERDICT: Camborne care worker Fiona Salmon found guilty
CAMBORNE care home worker has been found guilty of ill-treating vulnerable patients today.Fiona Salmon, aged 40, of Fore Street, was on trial for ill-treating or neglecting seven residents suffering...
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POLL: have your say on St Austell supermarket plans
COUNCIL chiefs will on Monday decide the fate of two controversial planning applications for supermarkets in St Austell.Cornwall Council officers have made their recommendations – but we want to know...
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Newquay police use bikes to creep up on street drinkers and confiscate booze
STEALTHY police officers in Newquay have been using push-bikes to silently creep up on street drinkers and confiscate their booze.The town's local policing team currently has two bikes at its disposal...
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VIDEO: stormy seas at Swanpool, Falmouth
High seas were reported as waves washed over the road behind Swanpool beach at Falmouth.West Briton reader Daniel Willinson shared these photographs and this video of the high tide at 5pm on Monday.
View ArticleFree talks at Porthcurno Telegraph Museum
Porthcurno Telegraph Museum is to hold a free evening of talks on Tuesday to mark National Science and Engineering Week.In the first of the two talks, John Packer will focus on the famous HMS...
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Two men arrested following incident outside Liskeard pub
Police are appealing for witnesses following a disturbance outside a Liskeard pub on Saturday March 2.At around 9pm officers were called to a disturbance involving two local men outside the White Horse...
View ArticleCalstock pub covers bar area in grass for St Patrick's Day
A Calstock pub is having its entire bar area covered in grass in honour of St Patrick's Day.Senior chef at the Boot Inn Joe O'Reilly said: "I know it sounds a bit whacky but we thought it would be a...
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Cyclists from RNAS Culdrose take part in memorial bike ride
A team of 14 cyclists from RNAS Culdrose will set off on a 400 mile journey to the National Memorial Arboretum (NMA) in Staffordshire next Monday. Members of 849 Naval Air Squadron from the air base...
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