News
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Stories of hope and recovery to mark Mental Health Awareness Week
Patients, service users and mentors have shared stories of hope and recovery to mark Mental Health Awareness Week. Cornwall Partnership NHS Foundation Trust is the mental health provider trust for Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. These stories feature a range of Trust services, from support for young people to wellbeing courses for older adults.
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Dog owners urged to check rules as restrictions come into force on some Cornish beaches
Dog owners are reminded to check the rules before heading to the seaside with their furry friends as restrictions come into force on some of Cornwall’s beaches.
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Record number of potholes filled as crews tackle more than 500 each day
Prolonged heavy rain over the last six months has led to a record number of potholes on Cornwall’s roads.
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The Cornwall College Group Welcomes New Principal and Chief Executive
The Cornwall College Group (TCCG) has appointed Rob Bosworth as its new Principal and Chief Executive, following the retirement of the current Principal, John Evans.
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Peer mentoring programme supports students in secondary schools transition
A peer mentoring programme which helps children in their transition from primary to secondary school is being rolled out in East Cornwall with the support of the Trust’s mental health support team.
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Cornwall Council's Annual Council Meeting to take place in Truro next week
Cornwall Council will hold its Annual Full Council meeting in County Hall (Lys Kernow) in Truro next week.
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Fire at Cockwells’ Production Facility in Ponsharden
Cockwells Modern & Classic Boatbuilding Ltd, which is based at Mylor Creek Boatyard, but also operates from two satellite sites at Ponsharden, between Falmouth and Penryn, confirms that a fire broke out at its production facility at the former Vospers site (not at its new South West Shipyard across the road) in the early hours of this morning (Thursday 16 May 2024).
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Learn to swim at a discount
Better leisure centres throughout Cornwall are offering a 20% discount on regular swim school membership rates for eligible children.
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Community breathes new life into Redruth’s historic buildings and town centre
An independent report shows how community involvement and the revitalisation of five key historic sites has been a game-changer in Redruth.
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New fostering recruitment hub aims to create more loving homes for vulnerable children in Cornwall
It is now even easier to find out about becoming a foster carer in Cornwall, thanks to a new fostering recruitment hub.
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Asone Hub Is Confirmed As The Lead Music Organisation For Cornwall Into 2024/5
ASONE Hub has been confirmed as the successful Hub Lead Organisation for music education in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly into 2025. Following a competitive application process, Arts Council England (ACE) awarded funding to ASONE Hub as the most suitable to deliver the ambition and aims for music hubs as outlined in the National Plan for Music Education.
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103rd Birthday Celebrations For Local Care Home Resident
Celebrations have been in full swing at Falmouth Court Care Home, as one of its residents reaches her 103rd birthday in style.
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Students create a “Starry Night” in St Austell
Art and Design students, from Cornwall College’s Creative and Digital Academy, have once again showcased their incredible creativity and artistic skills, by painting the Asda underpass.
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Community champions and services celebrated at special ceremony in Penzance!
At a ceremony held at St John’s Hall on Tuesday 7 May, Councillors, special guests, and local community groups gathered to celebrate the achievements of local residents and confirm the current Mayor and Deputy Mayor for a second term of office.
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Roselyn Coaches Day Trips 2024
Roselyn Coaches have launched an exciting program of day trips for 2024, many of these have been given a fresh look for this year as well as some that remain ever present in their calendar.
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Summer Cricket programme for children hits over 1000 registrations in the first month.
The excitement of cricket is spreading like wildfire among youngsters as Cornwall Cricket Board announces an overwhelming response to its Summer Cricket Programme for children, with over 1000 registrations pouring in within the first month alone.
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Cornish Pub announces donations to three local mental health organisations
This Mental Health Awareness Week (13th – 19th May), the team at The Driftwood Spars in St Agnes are reflecting on yet another successful year of community fundraising, which resulted in substantial donations to three local mental health organisations.
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Football's coming home for Mental Health Awareness Week
Trust staff will don their football boots on 15 May with one goal in mind – to promote Mental Health Awareness Week.
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Local Care Home Celebrates the Anniversary of VE Day
Falmouth Court Care Home in Falmouth marked the anniversary of Victory in Europe Day in style by throwing a 1940s afternoon tea party to remember.
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Local care company is crowned ‘5 star employer’
Home Instead Mid Cornwall has been declared a ‘5 star’ employer, showing that care is a worthwhile career path to take. The home care company’s employees have commended the company due to factors such as top-quality training opportunities and supportive leadership.
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New approach aims to create more homes with care and support in Cornwall
A new approach aimed at increasing the number of homes that have care and support available has been approved at Cornwall Council cabinet (Wednesday, 8 May). The recommendation will help people with health and social care needs access good quality accommodation with the right types of care and support in accordance with the council’s Supported and Specialist Housing Strategy.
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New lease of life for Heartlands
The search is underway for a new organisation to run Heartlands, the popular Cornwall Council owned heritage site in Pool.
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JeThRo – What Happened Was Tour - Mike Osman
Brace yourselves for an uproarious journey through time as Mike Osman, the brilliant comedian and close friend of the legendary Jethro, presents the: “JeThRo – What Happened Was Tour.” This extraordinary tribute show promises to whisk you back to the golden era of comedy, where laughter reigns supreme and wit knows no bounds.
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Community mental health services open their doors
Cornwall Partnership NHS Foundation Trust is excited to mark Mental Health Awareness Week. This forms part of the Trust's commitment to amplify the voices of people who use services, as well as addressing stigma around mental health and signposting support.
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Putting Cornwall on the National Map
A community event taking place this month will put Cornwall on the map during a national initiative.
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Government expands vital support for pupils with special educational needs with opening of a new special schools in the South West
A new school providing dedicated support for 180 children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) are to open in 16 areas in the South West.
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Charity hike completed; their hiking socks are hung out to dry!
In March, a team of friends, who met at St Columb Bowling Club, decided to raise money for three charities by completing a coastal hike, in honour of their friend Nigel Lawry who has received treatment at Royal Cornwall Hospital’s Sunrise Centre.
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Discover nature on your doorstep with this year’s National Nature Reserves Week
Later this month the beauty and variety of English landscapes and the wildlife they support will be celebrated through National Nature Reserves Week and everyone is being encouraged to get out there are find inspiration through nature.
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Low-income households in Cornwall to benefit from £4.5m Household Support Fund
Low-income households in Cornwall will benefit from £4.5m of extra financial support over the next six months to help them with the cost of living.
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Silence is Golden: The Artist set to shine a light on the South West
The golden age of film is set for a revival in the South West this May as multi-Academy Award-winning silent movie The Artist is transformed into a world first stage adaptation which will début at Theatre Royal Plymouth.
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Extremely limited train service tomorrow as strike action continue
Great Western Railway is warning it won’t operate any long-distance services, direct trains between London Paddington and Reading nor trains on many other parts of its network tomorrow.
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A world of imagination awaits as festival returns to Eden Project for May half term
Music, art, literature, games and interactive experiences on offer for all ages. Audience participation shows and puppetry performances the whole family can enjoy. New art exhibition on display. Evening movie screenings for bank holiday weekend.
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Pukka Herbs renews partnership with the Eden Project ahead of exciting summer Eden Sessions
Pukka Herbs, a leading organic herbal tea brand, has announced the renewal of its longstanding partnership with the Eden Project, marking a continuous collaboration since 2015 as part of Pukka’s commitment to the 1% for the Planet initiative.
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Annual Conversation event helps ensure young people’s voices are heard in Cornwall
Young people from across Cornwall descended on New County Hall in Truro last Thursday for a “brilliant” and “high energy” third Annual Conversation.
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Full steam ahead for health and social care facility on Isles of Scilly
A new integrated health and social care facility on the Isles of Scilly has secured both planning permission and national funding approval.
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New Made in Cornwall Flagship Store
The Made in Cornwall Scheme is delighted to announce that The Cornish Store, based in Falmouth town centre, will be our New Made in Cornwall Flagship Store! As official members in their own right with their own products, they are also our first official Made in Cornwall retailer, and we couldn’t have asked for a better store to work with.
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Great Western Railway celebrates The Princess Royal’s lifetime of dedicated service by naming train in her honour
Great Western Railway has named a train after HRH The Princess Royal in recognition of her support for more than 300 charities, organisations and military regiments in the UK and overseas.
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Trust appeals for people to come forward in new stroke study
People in Cornwall who have suffered a stroke in the last 10 years are being asked to take part in a study which could potentially offer them fresh hope on their road to recovery.
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From Bedroom to Best Workplace: Local Family Run Business Recognized in 2024
Cornwall, UK - Phoneta, a leading telephone answering service based in Cornwall, is proud to announce its recognition as one of the UK's Best Places to Work in Cornwall for 2024. This prestigious accolade, awarded by Business Cornwall in partnership with Best Companies Group, highlights Phoneta's commitment to fostering a supportive and engaging work environment for its employees.
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Cornwall has spoken – your top 25 gritter names revealed!
Mevagritty has topped the poll as Cornwall’s favourite gritter name following a competition to name the Council’s fleet of salt spreading superheroes.
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The Addams Family: A New Musical Comedy at The Keay Theatre
Performing Arts students from Cornwall College St Austell, part of The Cornwall College Group (TCCG), have announced their upcoming production of “The Addams Family: A New Musical Comedy” at The Keay Theatre in St Austell.
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Good Growth Programme's £3.4m backing for new Cultural Centre and Museum for the Isles of Scilly
The transformation of the much-loved Grade II listed Town Hall on St Mary's into a focal point for arts and culture on the Isles of Scilly is one of the latest projects to receive support from the Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Good Growth Programme which is managed by Cornwall Council and funded by the Government’s UK Shared Prosperity Fund.
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Cabinet agenda highlights work towards council's priorities
The huge efforts to control spending and secure a financially viable Council working for the residents and businesses of Cornwall will lead the agenda when Cornwall Council’s Cabinet committee meets in Truro next week.
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Launch of new programme to boost investment in nature in Cornwall
An innovative new programme to attract private investment into nature recovery projects is being launched by Cornwall Council today.
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Do you know the consequences of anti-social behaviour?
As the weather begins to warm up, Devon & Cornwall Police is reminding teenagers and their parents to think about the consequences of anti-social behaviour (ASB).
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10 fabulous events celebrating Cornish culture and heritage
Residents are being encouraged to embrace Cornwall’s rich and distinctive culture as we celebrate the 10-year anniversary since Cornish people were given minority status.
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Campaign launched to recruit new childminders in Cornwall
A new campaign called ‘Give all children the best start in life’ has been launched by Cornwall Council to encourage more people to think about becoming a childminder.
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The future according to children - eminent British artist bringing powerful film to Eden Project
A new exhibition at the Eden Project will present a powerful and immersive film by internationally acclaimed British artist and Turner Prize nominee Cornelia Parker, opening Friday, May 24.
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Head of Spaceport Cornwall announces departure from Cornwall Council as project moves to new phase
Melissa Quinn, the Head of Spaceport Cornwall, will be leaving her position at the end of this month.
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First bus drivers walk out in a row over pay
First bus drivers, engineers and back office staff, who are part of the RMT Union are taking part in a 24 hour walk out today.
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Schedule
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Early Sunday Morning Breakfast with Luke Howe
6:00am - 8:00am
Join Luke from 6-8am this morning!
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Sunday Mornings with Mark Dodson
8:00am - 1:00pm
Grab yourself a cuppa and settle in as Mark keeps you company on your Sunday Morning
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Sunday Afternoons with Paul Hutchens
1:00pm - 6:00pm
Join Paul every Sunday afternoon from 1-6pm for some fantastic music!