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Kirstie Newton

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  • Truro City FC celebrate promotion with open-top bus parade

    5 days ago | voicenewspapers.co.uk | Kirstie Newton

    TRURO City FC fans turned out in their hundreds to celebrate the club’s promotion to the Vanarama League. The team travelled by open-topped bus from their stadium at Langarth to the city centre, and were presented with medals on the steps of Truro Cathedral in front of a jubilant crowd, taking time to sign shirts and programmes before riding a lap of honour through Boscawen Street and Kenwyn Street and returning back through Threemilestone. “I’m so proud,” said team captain Connor Riley-Lowe.

  • Raynor Winn and Gigspanner Big Band to close Bude Literary Festival

    6 days ago | cornish-times.co.uk | Kirstie Newton

    Saltlines - Raynor Winn and the Gigspanner Big Band (Elly Lucas)The patron of Bude Literary Festival and author of The Salt Path, Raynor Winn, performs live with the Gigspanner Big Band as Saltlines as the festival’s final act at the Parkhouse Centre on Sunday, May 18.

  • Raynor Winn and Gigspanner Big Band to close Bude Literary Festival

    6 days ago | voicenewspapers.co.uk | Kirstie Newton

    Saltlines - Raynor Winn and the Gigspanner Big Band (Elly Lucas)The patron of Bude Literary Festival and author of The Salt Path, Raynor Winn, performs live with the Gigspanner Big Band as Saltlines as the festival’s final act at the Parkhouse Centre on Sunday, May 18.

  • City mayor bids fond farewell to role

    6 days ago | voicenewspapers.co.uk | Kirstie Newton

    Truro’s departing mayor made an emotional speech as VE Day came to a close, thanking Truronians for their support and expressing her hopes for mayors to come. Presiding over the lighting of the beacon at High Cross on Thursday, Cllr Carol Swain told those gathered: “This is my last event as Truro mayor. I will step down on Monday, and I will hand these chains back to be locked away safely until the newly elected council chooses a new mayor.

  • VE Day in Truro in pictures

    6 days ago | voicenewspapers.co.uk | Kirstie Newton

    Truro veterans and dignitaries paid their respects on VE Day with a day-long programme of events starting at 8am with the Town Crier’s proclamation on the steps of Truro Cathedral and ending at 10pm with a beacon-lit gathering at High Cross. Also in the newsTwo ceremonies took place at the war memorial in Boscawen Street. Penair School Air Force cadet Rowan Wilding, 14, attended the Truro City Council service at 9am. “I am very proud to be part of this,” he said.

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