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Ethical holiday home owners like me bring many benefits to Cornwall – something angry locals ought to consider

Most residents agree the Eden’s Projects creator’s comments were unfair, but others say there was a ‘grain of truth’

Campaigners are calling for action after figures showed Cornwall has 15,000 holiday let properties like Airbnbs – roughly the same number as…

Its the anniversary of Maloneys ordination into the priesthood on Feb. 11, 1972.

Maintaining an outdoor skating rink is no easy task, and in the city of Cornwall, their outdoor rinks all depend on a dedicated group of volunteers.

Eastern Airways launched its new PSO route from Cornwall Airport Newquay to London Gatwick on 15 December 2021. anna.aero attended a reception to welcome

A Cornish company that manufactures biodegradable packaging for surfboards and drinks products was crowned a double winner at the Cornwall…

Hotels and restaurants were struggling to fill vacancies due to a ‘perfect storm’ of fewer workers, housing problems and rising Covid-19…

Council looks at opening part of Pitt St. to pedestrians June 15, 2021 Reading time: 2 min By Nick Seebruch CORNWALL, Ontario – At their meeting on Monday, June 14, Councillor Justin Towndale put forward a motion asking for a report on the feasibility of opening Pitt St. to pedestrians on weekends during the summer. Towndale requested that the results of the report be delivered to Council at their June 28 meeting and would see Pitt St. closed on Saturdays and Sundays from S...

A raft of Cornish printing companies have benefited from the printed promotions and collateral required for the G7 summit, which officially began today.