![]() Topic: Entertainment, arts and attractions etc.The new items published under this topic are as follows.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. Coffee IdolCornwall based Origin Coffee has been selected for the second year running to host the Southwest heats of the ‘World Barista Championships’. Restormel: CELTIC TRADITIONS REVIVED AT BEAST BURNINGAn ancient Celtic celebration is being revived at Colliford Lake Park at the end of the month when a 30 ft high wooden sculpture of The Beast of Bodmin Moor, created by a Cornwall-based internationally renowned sculptor, will be brought to life though flames. STUDYING CORNWALL'S HISTORY AND CULTURE? 'Q' MAY BE ABLE TO HELPThe Trustees of a fund set up in memory of one of Cornwall's most celebrated literary sons, Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch, are calling for applications for grants. The 'Q' Fund was set up after Sir Arthur's death over sixty years ago to support local people who are researching literary or allied subjects. POETRY CORNWALL FESTIVALThe Poetry Cornwall Festival takes place today (Saturday, October 1) and tomorrow (Sunday, October 2). The festival features readings from Cornwall's foremost poets as well as workshops and seminars. The Carl Palmer Band set to visit CornwallOn tour to celebrate 30 years of Emerson Lake and Palmer (ELP). live at The Keay Theatre, St Austell on Saturday 5th November 2005. Restormel: Jamie Oliver to Open Restaurant in Cornwall!Celebrity chef, Jamie Oliver has announced intentions to open a restaurant in Cornwall 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. Cornwall Wildlife Trust buys its 55th Nature ReserveThe Cornwall Wildlife Trust has acquired their 55th nature reserve, Tregonetha Downs, located in the parish of St Wenn, Restormel. This brings the total land area under the management of Cornwall Wildlife Trust to a staggering 5,222 (five thousand, two hundred and twenty-two) acres or 2,113 (two thousand, one hundred and thirteen) hectares – every acre of which is conserved for wildlife. WI editor way off the markAn editor who tried to spice up his parish magazine by making fun of the Women's Institute has been dismissed after four issues. Penwith: Penzance Library Readers Group on Richard & JudyChannel 4 television will be recording a meeting of a readers' group from Penzance Public Library. The recording is scheduled for Monday 31st January to be broadcast as part of the Richard & Judy show at 5pm on Wednesday 2nd February. The group, led by Florence Luscombe, will be discussing Justin Cartwright's novel, The Promise of Happiness. Among those taking part will be local authors Jane Thurnell-Read and Chris Simons. Carrick: Man Told to Stop Eating PolicemenA Truro man who appeared in court recently was warned by the Judge “You must stop eating policemen�. Kerrier: Man Disorientated after Real Ale LunchAn auctioneer went into Helston for an opticians appointment. Realising he was a few minutes early, he decided to sink a quick drink in the Blue Anchor pub opposite the surgery. Not Enough Single Cornish MenWith the first Cornish speed dating event postponed due to lack of male participants, Cornish women are beginning to wonder just where all the single Cornish men are hiding. New visitors to NewquayNewquay Zoo has had two new arrivals in the shape of two Siberian lynxes. In many areas of the wild, the numbers of the Siberian Lynx population has declined and Newquay Zoo is trying to do their bit towards saving endangered species.Newquay was selected as the cat’s new home due to fact that there is an empty exhibit suitable for big cats.The two are a mother and son pair which have come to Newquay from Edinburgh Zoo. |
Cornwall News
Motorcyclist dies after A38 crash Town's youth curfew 'a success' A voluntary youth curfew pilot in a Cornish town is hailed as a success by police and the mayor. New group to oppose greenfield bid News that two public meetings were held at Illogan during late August by an action group opposed to large-scale greenfield development in the area, indicate opposition to proposals contained in the latest draft of the Area Action Plan, produced by Kerrier. According to the West Briton, ‘The action group is opposing plans to build as many as 3,800 houses on greenfield sites and 5,600 houses on brownfield sites in the Camborne and Redruth areas’. MK CALLS FOR RETHINK ON GROWTH IN BIOFUELS On the 11th September, Members of the European Parliament will be voting on proposals for all petrol and diesel used in transportation to contain at least 10% of biofuels by 2020. Porthcurno.Mobi Launches Mobile Internet In Cornwall With A Splash Visitors to Britain's Riviera can now enjoy Cornwall's first mobile site, offering handy travel and holiday information on Porthcurno for both phones and computers. Beaches, buses, surf and the open air Minack theatre feature on http://porthcurno.mobi, as well as maps and images. Man drowns in swimming accident A swimmer who got into difficulty off the Cornish coast is pronounced dead after being airlifted to hospital. Members sought for scrutiny panel Devon and Cornwall Criminal Justice Board is looking for people from black or minority ethnic communities. Tribute to shipwreck crew A ceremony marks the anniversary of a shipwreck off Cornwall and the restoration of its figurehead. |