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Claire to trek the Himalayan Foothills for charity
Many of you reading this - and certainly those whose businesses advertise in Launceston Life magazine - will know of Claire Pearce: Supermum, adventure-seeker, and an absolute whizz when it comes to advertising and working with the community.
When Beatrix Potter came to Falmouth
In March 1894, a father captured this photograph of his daughter in a boat somewhere in Cornwall, while on holiday. More than a hundred years later, the location of the photograph has finally been uncovered, revealing an insight into the holiday of a woman who would go on to become one of the world’s best loved children’s authors and illustrators.
A strong community - wartime stories for Remembrance
We explore some of the local stories from the war years...
Stones Bakery: The family-run business baking up a storm
After a turbulent but exciting few years, the Stones Bakery team is expanding, with bakeries in both Falmouth and Penryn offering a little slice of heaven to devoted sourdough lovers, pastry fanatics and coffee enthusiasts alike.
The Grace Project: Supporting local children and families
Many may not realise the magic that can take place when a few individuals come together to make a difference. In the tranquil and ancient Egloshayle Church, a group of volunteers gather to sort, fold, hang and pack never-ending piles of children’s clothing to provide, free of charge, to local families every week.
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