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A new defibrillator has been installed at St Ives Police Station after officers helped save a local man's life.

Mayor and pub landlord, Phil Pope, says the scenes in town are an "unbelievable sight".

Philip Pope broke out into his iconic “cwying” song on-stage at Comic Con Manchester over the weekend. The actor’s performance as Tony Angelino in a 1991 episode of Only Fools and Horses is undoubtedly one of the funniest scenes from the show. Portraying a singer that can only pronounce his R’s as W’s, Pope’s version of Roy Orbison’s hit “Crying” remains memorable to this day. Ant Gill shared footage on social media of the actor’s callback to the moment in Manchester, more than 30 years later. “Quite possibly my favourite moment of the weekend. Watching the Only Fools And...

‘It’s a piss-take of Agadoo by Black Lace, one of those mindless summer hits. Someone said “Hold a chicken in the air” and I went “Stick a deckchair up your nose”. We finished it in four minutes’

Pictures of residents houses in St Ives - Credit: Calm Town A campaign to lift the spirits of people living in St Ives has seen some people leaving their Christmas decorations up for the month of January.  The movement was started by former St Ives Methodist minister Matt Finch, Tim Drye and Phil Pope, who created CALMtown, an organisation that aims to help the mental wellbeing of those in the area.  CALM which stands for (Campaign Against Living Miserably) is an organisation that wants to encourage people to talk about their feelings, if they are struggling.   CALMtown cake - Credit...