For generations, cinemas have been the beating heart of communities across the world. The Regal in Wadebridge is a prime example of this, but how have things changed for this classic cinema since it first opened its doors in 1931?

It’s a first of many, as friendly Tennesseean Bobby Inman embraced Falmouth’s town crier robes and hat earlier this year. The role not only makes Bobby the town’s very first American town crier, but it also makes him Falmouth's first town crier since the pandemic.

A new project has opened what is thought to be the first of many exciting spaces to help improve skills and bolster opportunities for people in Bodmin.

Cornwall has always held a distinct place within the British Isles. With its Celtic heritage, unique language, and long history of autonomy — including its own Stannary Parliament, which once oversaw the mining industry — Cornwall’s identity is woven deeply into the fabric of Britain. Today, many argue that it is time for Cornwall to be granted nation status, on equal footing with Wales and Scotland.

Hall for Cornwall (HfC) has announced that Kernow King himself, Edward Rowe, is back in bloomers for the festive season to play this year’s pantomime Dame in Aladdin. The Cornwall Playhouse Production will be presented in association with Falmouth University and is sponsored by Cornwall Airport Newquay.