Warren Wilkins

2 days ago | voicenewspapers.co.uk | Warren Wilkins

Newquay Rocks Family Activity Centre is due to open in spring 2026 ( )A new multi-million-pound activity centre is set to open at a holiday park in Newquay next year. Newquay Rocks Family Activity Centre is due to be unveiled at Hendra Holiday Park during spring 2026. Soft play at Newquay Rocks ( )The new year-round and wet-weather activity centre will include a family climbing facility, soft play area, gym and community event space.

3 days ago | voicenewspapers.co.uk | Warren Wilkins

(L-R) Jess Wallwork and Mark Warren show off the new wayfinding mural (Picture: Warren Wilkins) ( )NEGLECTED areas in Newquay town centre are being spruced up ahead of the busy summer season to help attract footfall. A bright, beachy wayfinding mural, created by signwriter Jess Wallwork, aka A Scribe Called Jess, has been painted on the wall at Beach Parade.

3 days ago | voicenewspapers.co.uk | Warren Wilkins

Robin Sullivan working on The Newquay Monoliths in his studio (Picture: ALMA Artspace) ( )THREE new permanent public sculptures are being installed in Newquay to celebrate communities past and present. The Newquay Monolith by artist Robin Sullivan and ALMA Artspace will be installed at the Barrowfields, Newquay Orchard and Nansledan.

4 days ago | voicenewspapers.co.uk | Warren Wilkins

MP Noah Law says its “fantastic news for Cornwall” that critical minerals are included in the UK industrial strategy (Noah Law, Labour MP for St Austell & Newquay)MPs have said it’s “fantastic news for Cornwall” that emerging sectors, as well as established industries, have been championed in the UK’s new industrial strategy, which is aimed at boosting local businesses, and enhancing skills and support.

4 days ago | cornish-times.co.uk | Warren Wilkins

Runners were covered in all the colours of the rainbow (Picture: Cpl Tom Cann RAF) (Cpl Tom Cann RAF)CORNWALL’S biggest and most colourful family-friendly fun run was held at RAF St Mawgan on Saturday, which raised £100,000 for charity. More than 1,500 people took part in the Rainbow Run in support of Children’s Hospice South West. Participants passed through eight paint stations, each showering them in a burst of colourful powder-paint along the 5km fun run.