Businesses make 'green' New Year resolutions at Eden
Businesses in Cornwall are making lasting New Year’s resolutions after completing a course of sustainability at the Eden Project.
Businesses in Cornwall are making lasting New Year’s resolutions after completing a course of sustainability at the Eden Project.
After raising over £1,000 for charity during September’s Moonlight Memory Walk, a woman from Truro has won a year’s worth of free haircuts for her efforts.
Preparations are underway for Truro’s City of Lights procession tonight to kick-start the city’s Christmas festivities.
Clydesdale Bank has welcomed two new highly experienced bankers to join the business team at its Truro based Financial Solutions Centre David Perks, aged 52, has enjoyed a distinguished 33-year career in commercial banking as well as a spell as a financial consultant and joins Clydesdale as a business partner.
Dozens of fitness fanatics at Carn Brea Leisure Centre in Pool donned bright pink attire to take part in a charity fundraising event.
A team of men in drag joined in a ladies dart marathon in Truro to raise money for charity.
The mayor and mayoress of Truro were the special guests at one of the city’s Nepalese restaurants to join the celebrations for one of the country’s most traditional festivals.
Police have launched a poster campaign across Cornwall to make sure this year’s Halloween celebrations are safe for everyone.
A distinguished Scottish composer visited Truro Cathedral as part of the celebrations for the Diocesan Choral Festival.
Pupils past and present joined a special reception in Truro to celebrate the career of a swim teacher who has been making a splash in Cornwall for 25 years.
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