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  The Mayor of Newquay and Cornwall Councillor, Drew Creek, is proud to announce a groundbreaking community event this Thursday, uniting local schoolchildren, environmental groups, and a former UK champion to tackle the scourge of polystyrene bodyboard pollution on Newquay’s iconic beaches.

• Recycle it Global Announces the Grand Opening of RIG Roseland and the New Builders Yard Shop

  Recycle it Global (RIG) is thrilled to announce the grand opening of RIG Roseland, the newest addition to the RIG family, and the launch of our brand-new RIG Builders Yard Shop. The event will take place on Friday, 7th November 2025, from 10am to 2pm at Chenoweths Business Park, Ruan High Lanes, Truro, TR2 5JT.

• Helicopter added to the transport options for islanders needing healthcare

  Isles of Scilly residents travelling for healthcare on the mainland can now benefit from helicopter travel for those most in need.

• A Fairytale Ending: Couple who met in Theatre Royal Plymouth’s 2005 pantomime return 20 years later to relive the magic

  Helen Noble (now Tudor) and Graham Tudor, a couple who met performing in Theatre Royal Plymouth’s 2005 pantomime, Jack and the Beanstalk, returned to the city this week to mark their 20th anniversary. Their chance meeting in the festive production which featured the legendary Chuckle Brothers, became the beginning of a lifelong love story.

• Home recovery made easier thanks to Trust service

  Cornwall Partnership NHS Foundation Trust’s Home First service helps prevent admission to acute hospitals as well as supporting earlier discharge.  This makes recovery at home for people with health problems easier.

• Cornwall Council holds first Individual Decision Day to boost transparency

  Cornwall Council has held its first ever Individual Decision Day, introducing a new format to make decision-making more open, accessible and accountable.

• Cornwall chosen to deliver national pilot scheme to create better services for young people

  Cornwall is one of only 12 local authorities selected to take part in a national scheme aimed at improving activities, services and opportunities for young people.

• Active Cornwall publishes annual Impact Report 2024-25

  Active Cornwall have published their annual Impact Report for 2024/25, marking another year of working in partnership to collectively champion the benefits of physical activity and movement, focusing on communities in Cornwall facing the greatest inequalities and barriers to activity.