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From providing support programmes to developing high quality workspaces and investing in research and innovation projects – new and existing businesses across Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly are continuing to benefit from European funding through the €600 million Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Growth Programme. Part funded through the Growth Programme, the Growth Hub has helped thousands of local businesses work smarter, develop and grow. The Penryn based Letter Box Hamper company, which sends hampers containing luxury produce in letterbox sized packages to customers around the world, is ...

Trains to Huapai spokeswoman Christine Rose said traffic issues in the north-west are becoming “much, much worse” with rapid development happening in the area. The infrastructure isn't in place to support those developments, she said. Danielle Clent/Stuff Trains to Huapai campaigners Christine Rose and Jon Reeves at the railway line that travels through Kumeu and Huapai. “There’s a real feeling of injustice out here and that it’s a deliberate and political manoeuvre and that we just do not matter to the Labour government,” Rose said. “People come out to the community, see th...

Twitter Should Stick to Its Guns in India Feb 13 2021, 5:20 PM February 12 2021, 6:00 AM February 13 2021, 5:20 PM (Bloomberg Opinion) -- When India’s minister for commerce and industry recently urged his followers to “connect with me” on Koo, an “Indian micro-blogging platform,” he did so on Twitter. That should be a lesson to the U.S. social media giant: In its battles with India’s government and others around the world, the platform needn’t surrender its principles too easily. (Bloomberg Opinion) -- When India’s minister for commerce and industry rec...

One of the UK's largest cheese producers has received a £1.3m grant to support the increase in global demand for its flagship vintage cheddar.

Vanguard News Buhari’s legacy and Osinbajo’s burden On Ondo over forest reserves and the skirmishes in Igangan area of Oyo, I think of Yemi Osinbajo. How does he cope in a government that is facing mounting security challenges across the nation, yet seems incapable of handling them decisively? Is he not frustrated by the apparent reluctance or inability of the government to drastically halt the increasing cases of insecurity in the land? Is the VP not worried that the administration is increasingly being defined more by the activities of marauding herdsmen than its investments in social ...