Week of activity ends tomorrow

Spirits have been high in Looe this week as the town’s annual carnival got under way.
The weather stayed dry on the opening day for the vintage rally and car boot sale at West Wayland, which attracted big crowds.
President of the Lions Club... read on

Huge demand for store jobs

A superstore due to open next month has had 2,000 applicants for just 220 jobs. The number of hopefuls applying for positions at the new Tesco store in Callington is more than double the amount the su... read on

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Man stabbed by needle

A refuse collector is facing an agonising wait to find out if he has caught an infection after being stabbed by a hypodermic needle that was discarded in somebody’s household waste. The man, who works... read on

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Keep Cornwall whole

The mayor of Saltash has such ‘grave concerns’ about suggestions that sections of South East Cornwall could be merged with parts of Plymouth in a new parliamentary constituency that he has started a c... read on

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Teacher takes challenge to a new level

A Looe teacher is doing a 900-mile charity cycle from Land’s End to John o’Groats – and hundreds of miles back again because he’s ‘too tight to pay for the train home’.
Geography teacher Paul Pil... read on

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Davis breaks loose to secure a vital victory

CALLINGTON recorded a much-needed victory at the expense of the side just above them at the start of play.
In damp conditions, Jim Shorten won the important toss and asked the home side to bat fir... read on

Torpoint Twisters in Birmingham bonanza

Two youngsters from East Cornwall took part in last weekend’s British Trampoline Championships.
Milo Cole and Jago Deigh-ton, who both train with Torpoint Twisters Trampoline Club in Torpoint, mad... read on

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Season kicks off with charity double-header

THE Carlsberg South West Peninsula League season officially kicks off on Sunday with the playing of the traditional Charity Vase and Bowl matches.
Both games will take place at Tavistock’s revampe... read on

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World Cup official’s visit to Home Park

MIKE Mullarkey – who ran the line as assistant to referee Howard Webb in the 2010 World Cup final between Spain and the Netherlands – was a surprise special guest at this year’s Football Association M... read on

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Devils look to deny Newport hat-trick

PLYMOUTH resume their defence of the National Trophy when they meet Newport at the St Boniface Arena this evening (7.30 pm).
The Devils retain the side that eased to a 23-points home win over King... read on

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