Maxine Denton

5 days ago | msn.com | Miles O'Leary |Maxine Denton

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5 days ago | cornwalllive.com | Maxine Denton

It's not every day you see deer swimming in rivers but it's surprisingly happened more than you might think here in Cornwall. Over recent years several people have captured remarkable footage of deer swimming across rivers in Hayle, Truro and the Roseland Peninsula. In May 2020, walker Laura White witnessed an unusual sight while out for her daily exercise in Ruan Lanihorne during the Covid-19 pandemic.

5 days ago | cornwalllive.com | Maxine Denton

When you cross the Tamar Bridge into Cornwall, the first town you see is Saltash. For residents, it’s a thriving community to call home but for many others, it’s a place you simply pass through on your way to somewhere else, barely noticing its existence. It’s easy to overlook Saltash in favour of bustling Plymouth a stone's throw away or bigger towns in Cornwall. However, in recent years, the gateway to Cornwall has become a vibrant hub, with new businesses popping up everywhere.

6 days ago | plymouthherald.co.uk | Maxine Denton

A wave of tributes have been left for people from Plymouth or those with links to the city who have died recently. The heartfelt messages appeared in the funeral notices section of PlymouthLive's sister title, The Herald, with 22 funeral notices left for people who either lived in the city, or had links to it and have died recently. The messages, placed between June 14 and June 20, provide comfort to the loved ones of those either lost or being celebrated. There were also three memoriams.

1 week ago | cornwalllive.com | Maxine Denton

An American man raised in Cornwall said his life is in limbo after his application for British citizenship was denied. Donte Ragan, previously known as Donte Spillane, is now looking to “challenge this injustice” and fight for citizenship which he said is long overdue. The 28-year-old has lived in the UK since the age of three after being adopted by a British couple in Bedfordshire.