Centre Cornwall News Today

The Queen, 76, spoke about the monarchs dedication to his work during her reception at Buckingham Palace to relaunch the Wash Bags Project today.

King Charles is "really thrilled to be out" as he returns to royal duties, having taken a step back during his cancer convalescence, said Queen Camilla who added: “I've been trying to hold him back”

Dozens of local authorities have plans to dim street lights on main roads at night to cut costs, a move which safety groups have now warned could put women at serious risk.

Havering London Borough Council says it will lower the brightness of 4,000 lights on its main roads between midnight and 5am in a bid to cut costs that could force it into bankruptcy.

The southern county will turn off around 35,000 lights within the next few months as part of a cost cutting exercise, leaving swathes of the county in darkness

He deals with everything from neighbourhood noise disputes and complaints about rubbish to annoying seagulls and dangerous driving by boy racers.

She was joining a lively group of pensioners to celebrate a charity supporting the group.

King Charles and Queen Camilla have visited Cornwall many times, but now they're here officially as King and Queen for the first time - read more about the historic occasion on our live blog.

The Queen joined members of an award-winning community group for a cup of tea on her tour of Cornwall.

The Queen Consort paid a visit to the Womens Centre Cornwall in Bodmin to learn more about the charitys work, as she is a passionate advocate for preventing violence against women and girls.