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Large holiday park in Portreath enters administration

Large holiday park in Portreath enters administration

The company that operates a large holiday park in Cornwall has gone into administration.Gwel an Mor in Portreath has dozens of holiday lodges along with facilities including indoor archery, a swimming pool, golf course, fishing lake and activity centre for children.Joint administrators were appointed to Cove Communities Venture 2 Gwel an Mor OpCo Ltd, its parent company Cove Communities Holiday Park UK, and three other subsidiaries, which operate 10 holiday parks between them, including Gwel an Mor.Administrator Adam…

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First Bus is to stop all its services in Cornwall from February

First Bus is to stop all its services in Cornwall from February

First BusThe bus operator said 275 jobs are at riskOne of the largest bus operators in Cornwall has announced plans to withdraw all its services due to rising costs and falling passenger numbers.First Bus is ending all 14 services by the middle of February 2026, putting 275 jobs at risk.It has a fleet of 85 buses and also plans to withdraw from its five depots at Camborne, Falmouth, Penzance, Summercourt and Truro.Managing director for First Bus South Simon…

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Demolition of North Devon hospital accomodation blocks under way

Demolition of North Devon hospital accomodation blocks under way

Work to demolish two former hospital accommodation blocks has started as part of a £22.7m project to redevelop the site.The North Devon District Hospital in Barnstaple was given the money from the New Hospital Programme.The two buildings will be replaced with new housing which will provide 120 ensuite bedrooms, including four fully accessible family apartments and six single accessible ensuite rooms. Prof David Sanders, clinical director of surgery at the hospital, said "in order to attract staff and…

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Exeter City’s FA Cup tie with Wycombe Wanderers will go ahead after fire

Exeter City’s FA Cup tie with Wycombe Wanderers will go ahead after fire

Exeter City say their ground will be ready for their FA Cup second round tie with Wycombe Wanderers next month.Damage from a fire at St James Park last week has meant Saturday's League One game with Burton Albion has been postponed.The fire, which affected the stadium's control room and medical room, meant key safety systems were taken down and work to repair the damage is ongoing. "As disappointing as Saturday's game being postponed is, it does give us…

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What do we know about the 28-point US plan for Ukraine? | Russia-Ukraine war

NewsFeedUkraine must slash the size of its army and cede territory, under a US plan to end the Russia war. They’re just two of the reported details in a 28-point proposal to end the three-and-a-half year long conflict.Published On 21 Nov 202521 Nov 2025Click here to share on social mediashare2Share Source link

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From Dartmoor to the plains of Zambia

From Dartmoor to the plains of Zambia

Available for over a yearFrom watching stags of Dartmoor to filming packs of wild dogs on the plains of Zambia. Anna Place is a producer from the new Sir David Attenborough series Kingdom on BBC 1, and she spoke to Caroline Densley and explained how you can tell one wild dog from another. Image: BBC Studios/Anna Place/Simon Blakeney/Getty ImagesProgramme WebsiteShow less Source link

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Devon and Cornwall police chief putting more officers on the beat

Devon and Cornwall police chief putting more officers on the beat

A police chief has said he wants to "stabilise patrol numbers" by getting more than 100 additional officers on the beat.Devon and Cornwall chief constable James Vaughan said 121 officers were being added to patrol teams, with 71 officers joining existing patrol teams by the end of 2025, along with another 50 by the end of March.Mr Vaughan, who will address the Devon and Cornwall Police and Crime Panel meeting in Plymouth later, said the officers were new…

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Bath talks ‘productive’ with PWR about women’s team joining top league

Bath talks ‘productive’ with PWR about women’s team joining top league

Bath are having "productive" and "collaborative" conversations with the PWR about a women's team one day joining the league says their chief executive.Bath applied to enter a new women's team in Premiership Women's Rugby in 2023 when the league rebranded but were unsuccessful at the tender stage.The PWR is currently made up of nine clubs and while expansion has been ruled out for 2026-27, beyond that is undecided."The conversations that we're having with the PWR now are much…

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Dorset Museum’s £3.5m race to save Sherborne almshouse triptych

Dorset Museum’s £3.5m race to save Sherborne almshouse triptych

St Johns' AlmshouseThe triptych had been sent to Sotheby's for safekeeping during renovationsA museum is in a race against time to raise £3.5m for an "exceptionally rare" triptych painting which is due to be auctioned in December.The piece, dating from the 15th Century, was valued by Sotheby's when it was moved for safekeeping during renovations at St Johns' Almshouse in Sherborne, Dorset.After discovering its value, the charity decided to sell the altarpiece to fund new accommodation for people…

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