News Archive
Veteran Harry honoured by Queen
HARRY Billinge has been a familiar sight in the town centre for six decades. In his trademark green beret he’s been rattling ti...
Vandals force rail station toilets to close
THE much-used public toilets at the railway station have been closed until further notice following ongoing issues of vandalism and an attem...
Concerns over plan for flats at club
NEW plans to convert a Newquay bar and night club into apartments and retail units have been opposed following concerns the premises is not ...
Police make clean sweep of town
In the wake of the recent outbreak of anti-social behaviour in and St Austell town centre, police have continued to step up their patrols ta...
Hendra scoops Oscars ward
NEWQUAY’S biggest holiday park is toasting success after winning the ‘Oscars’ of the holiday park industry. Hendra Holida...
Party leader in Cornish ´tick-box´ demand
THE Government has been accused of having a “significant blindspot” when it comes to Cornwall as it is challenged to do more to ...
Students hit funding goal for charity
YOUNG footballers from Newquay Tretherras are celebrating after achieving their goal of raising funds for a local mental health charity. Rh...
Fly-tippers strike in country lane
A FRIDGE, washing machine, dishwasher and microwave have been illegally dumped in a country lane on the main road from St Austell to Truro. ...
Hurling board is unveiled at St Columb
A NEW hurling board was unveiled in the foyer of St Columb Major Town Hall before the traditional ancient game of hurling took place on Shro...
´Garden Gateway´ work is under way
ONE lane of the A391 is now closed until May to allow work to improve St Austell’s gateway road to get under way. One lane of the nort...
Town to stage St Piran Festival
NEWQUAY is set to show its Cornish pride by staging one of the biggest festivals held in the Duchy to mark St Piran’s Day. Newquay St...
