Cornwall News

Overnight snow coupled with the lowest temperatures Cornwall has seen for seven years brought chaos to the area last night. The sudden and rapid snowfall meant that traffic near Bodmin Moor was forced to a standstill leaving many stranded in their vehicles for hours or forced to find shelter wherever they could.

There was great news for the owner of Fudge the cat with a penchant for hitchhiking who has been located 250 miles away from his home in Newquay and has remarkably turned up in St Albans, Hertfordshire.

Details have been announced that the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall will be visiting the county next week starting on Wednesday the 19th of July. The couple will visit several businesses around the county as well as charity centres.

The world famous Eden Project near St Austell in Cornwall is to begin science weekends during the month of January. These fun packed events are sure to entertain and educate visitors to the centre and have a separate theme for each weekend. On the 14th and 15th will be the Far-out Forces weekend with explosive experiments where visitors can get involved and assist the crazy guys from the Ministry of Science who make sure that each show goes with a bang, literally.

Mango is a seven year old Labrador with a rather unique talent. Labradors are renowned for their love of water, but this one takes it to a whole new level. The water loving canine likes nothing better than to get amongst the waves on her surf board with her owner.

If you were asked to name famous Golf Courses in the UK, Gleneagles could be a name that springs to mind, but would you think of the Pennines as having a golf course? Probably not but that is all about to change because my dear golfing companions The Pennines Golf Trail has come into being to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Pennine Way.

The saying the luck of the Irish rings true as from 14^th March of this year four flights per week, Monday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday will increase to six flights per week in April from Newquay Airport to Dublin.

Carnivals are usually associated with either Rio De Janeiro or Notting hill but there is another one to add to your list, St Austell in Cornwall, whose residents know how to celebrate the onset of winter.