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V Tree Seaton Beach  Located at the bottom of the Seaton River valley this sand and shingle beach is popular with families. At low tide it joins up with Downderry around the headland... Seaton River  The Seaton River as it flows out of the valley and through the village of the same name... Portwrinkle  Looking down over the one time fishing village of Portwrinkle. In the background is the start of Whitsand Bay as it stretches 4 miles down the Rame Peninsula... User's Login
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Carrick: Heritage Lottery Grant for St AgnesThe village of St Agnes on the North Cornish coast has received a huge boost for its future development with the news that the National Lottery Heritage Fund is to give a grant of £150,000 towards the ambitious plans for creating a community, learning and heritage hub within an important listed building in the centre of the village. Carrick: FREE EARLY MORNING FERRY TRIAL - ST MAWES TO FALMOUTHCornwall Council is working in partnership with Cornwall Ferries Ltd to provide an early morning ferry from St. Mawes to Falmouth, aimed at students and commuters, which will be FREE of charge for the first week (1 to 8 September). Carrick: National Trust Celebrates 50 Years at Chapel PorthOn Sunday 2 July, the National Trust will mark 50 years of the charity's protection of Chapel Porth, near St Agnes with an event celebrating the 1950s including live music, vintage cars and period clothes. Carrick: ST CLEMENT SPORTS CLUB CELEBRATE FOOTBALL FUNDING SUCCESSFootballers in St Clement were celebrating today following a £77,719 award by the Football Foundation, the UK's largest sports charity. Carrick: SUCCESS AT THE VALLEY’S OFFICIAL OPENING PARTYThe Valley, a secluded five star holiday hamlet of forty-six cottages situated in the beautiful Carnon Downs, near Truro in Cornwall decided to reveal their secret with an official opening launch party. Carrick: JOBS JOY AS EXPORTER EXPANDSThirty-seven jobs have been secured and four more created at a Truro firm embarking on a big expansion programme to boost its competitiveness in the global market place. Carrick: Plans revealed for futuristic ski slopeCornwall will see all the excitement of the Alps and the recent Winter Olympics on a permanent basis, if plans for the county’s first ski slope get the green light. Carrick: TAYLOR HOLDING HEALTH MINISTER TO ACCOUNTFollowing news that Royal Cornwall Hospital is to axe 300 jobs as well as close wards and theatre to meet Government demands to save £9 million, local MP, Matthew Taylor, has written to the Secretary of State for Health demanding a meeting to discuss the basis for the funding of Cornwall’s NHS, which is currently linked to Cornwall’s low wages. Carrick: MARITIME MUSEUM HOSTS CORNWALL’S ANNUAL SENSE OF PLACE ST PIRAN’S CELEBRATION“Wreck and Rescue” role play, a workshop on Cornish mining underground and musical, dance and drama activities are just some of the exciting activities which will be on offer to pupils from primary and secondary schools across Cornwall at the fourth annual Sense of Place celebration taking place at the Falmouth Maritime Museum on St piran’s Eve, Friday, March 3rd. Carrick: Our Survey Says – Shoot George Bush!A Cornish clothing company has been left scratching its head after receiving some unexpected political feedback. Carrick: DOLPHIN SLAUGHTER BEGINS AGAINA young, female Common dolphin is just one of the 17 latest victims to die in fishing nets around Cornwall over the last few days. Carrick: Exclusive Preview of JewelleryJewellery lovers in Cornwall are to be given the perfect chance to drop subtle hints about what they would like for Christmas thanks to a Truro business. Carrick: Flip Flops Save Lifeguards LifeA Chapel Porth lifeguard says wearing rubber soled flip-flops possibly saved his life when struck by lightening yesterday. Carrick: MADE IN CORNWALL FAIR FRIDAY 26 AND SATURDAY 27 AUGUSTAn impressive selection of Cornish crafts and food will be on display in Truro this weekend when the Lemon Quay 'piazza' plays host to the summer 'Made in Cornwall' fair. Carrick: Mass Sea Rescue at PerranporthDozens of parents and children were left fighting for their lives after a freak tide surged through a beach at Perranporth. Carrick: Education - Locals Celebrate AchievementsAn exciting new community initiative in Trelander and Malpas is giving groups of residents the opportunity to achieve qualifications of their choosing right oÂn their doorstep. The scheme, which includes free childcare, is being organised by Malpas & Trelander Community Development Project in partnership with Truro College ’s Open Learning Centre Carrick: Former MP David Mudd to contest Falmouth-CamborneFormer Tory MP David Mudd caused shockwaves in political circles yesterday when he announced that he would be standing again in his old Falmouth-Camborne seat in a move that could split the Conservative vote. Carrick: Tories sacked in FalmouthSix senior Cornish conservatives have been sacked for disloyalty and have been removed from office. Carrick: Man Told to Stop Eating PolicemenA Truro man who appeared in court recently was warned by the Judge “You must stop eating policemenâ€?. Carrick: Cornish Ferry Trip Among World Top TenThe King Harry Ferry has been voted one of the most beautiful ferry trips in the world. |
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Brown wants more homes for young Gangmaster hits back after losing licence A gangmaster has spoken out after having his licence revoked amid claims of forced labour. Pupil's punishment 'not enough' A mother criticises a one-day suspension for a pupil who attacked her daughter at a Cornish school. Prime Minister visits Eden The Prime Minister made an impromptu visit to Cornwall today and enjoyed an extensive tour of the Eden Project. Flora day celebrations Thousands flocked to Helston's ancient Flora Day on Thursday and while they arrived in their droves, rain - thankfully - stayed (mostly) away. RAF Nimrods 'had fuel problems' A Nimrod plane in which 14 servicemen including a Cornishman died had a fuel problem, an inquest hears. ShelterBox team arrives in Burma A team from the Cornish charity ShelterBox has arrived in Burma to help with the cyclone relief effort. Rail staff to strike over pay row Rail maintenance workers and cleaners will stage a one-day strike in a row over hours and overtime. |
