News Archive
Manager ‘encouraged’ by Academy’s maiden outing
Manager Al Lenton said Saturday’s maiden outing as Newquay Academy was an ‘encouraging’ one despite his team falling 4-...
Newquay leads way as first front desk in Cornwall to welcome public again
Newquay Police Station’s front desk has re-opened to the public after being shut for many years to cut costs. The station doors ar...
Godolphin role was perfect grounding for Argyle coach
Having played for the likes of Chesterfield, Crewe Alexandra and Plymouth Argyle, the name Jamie Lowry is synonymous in football circles...
Exciting time for town as business premises are snapped up
The future is looking bright for Newquay with one business leader hailing “positive signs” and another looking forward to an...
Tommy gets back on track at Le Mans Cup
Newquay motor racing sensation Tommy Foster will make his long-awaited return to the track at next month’s opening round of the 202...
Three lions score in World Cup Success
There was roar-some news from Newquay Zoo this morning after their three lions were called up to the England Animal football team. If yo...
‘It’s a nightmare, we’ve never had anything like it’ - Special report on Newquay’s covid housing crisis
People are facing a housing crisis in Newquay due to the lack of properties available because of the impact of the coronavi...
Best feet - and paws - forward for 100km task
A Newquay woman is raising money and awareness for a dementia charity in the hope that other people do not have to go throu...
Hockey will ‘die’ if action is not taken
Newquay chair, Lora Millward, says hockey will die in the town if measures aren’t taken to ensure the Truro-based clu...
Lowry on rise to professional game and dealing with injury
In January 2013, Newquay-born right-back Jamie Lowry made the 143rd and final appearance of a six-year professional footbal...
Expansion of the first UK Artisan Food Village thanks to Superfast Cornwall
When former City fund managers Richard and Fionagh Harding moved into their 350 acre farm in Bude in 2006, they had no experience of farm...
Jobs at risk as lost contracts lead to cheese-maker facing closure
A cheese-making facility at Trevarrian is set to close in the early summer with the loss or relocation of 37 jobs.
