Cornish Times

The Cornish Times is a weekly publication that comes out every Friday from its location in Liskeard, Cornwall, UK. The newspaper is situated in the historic Webb’s Hotel building, which is now known as Webb’s House. It serves the South East Cornwall area, featuring news from towns like Callington, Fowey, Liskeard, Looe, Saltash, and Torpoint. The front page of the paper proudly displays a chough as its emblem. The Cornish Times is part of the Tindle Newspaper Group.

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Motorcyclist seriously injured following A30 crash

1 day ago | cornish-times.co.uk | James Davies

A MOTORCYLIST has been seriously injured following a crash on the A30Police were called at 11.10am on Friday, June 27 following a multi-vehicle collision on the A30 eastbound at Bodmin. The collision involved two cars a motorcycle near Jamaica Inn. Following the incident, ambulance, air ambulance and fire attended the scene alongside police. . Also in the newsA Devon and Cornwall Police spokesperson said: “The male motorcycle rider has sustained a serious leg injury.
Car and motorcycle crash closes stretch of A30

1 day ago | cornish-times.co.uk | James Davies

A CRASH involving a car and a motorcycle on the A30 is leading to a build up in traffic. Also in the newsAt around 11.30am, police traffic reporting service Inrix reported that traffic was moving slowly due to an accident on the A30 eastbound carriageway before Codda, around the Jamaica Inn junction. The incident, which police have said involves a car and motorcycle has led to a closure along the road between Temple and Codda.
Bodmin and Liskeard-Looe find out Counties Two Cornwall fixtures

3 days ago | cornish-times.co.uk | David Sillifant

(Bodmin RFC/Liskeard-Looe RFC.)BODMIN and Liskeard-Looe ensured their Counties Two Cornwall safety last term and are gearing up for another campaign following the announcement of the fixtures. Bodmin survived by the skin of their teeth, while the Lions were nearly in mid-table. Liskeard host promoted Launceston Seconds on Saturday, September 6, while Bodmin go to last year’s runners-up Helston and then host Camborne Seconds who will be looking to go up again.
Six weeks of road works coming to the A30

3 days ago | cornish-times.co.uk | James Davies

Drivers are being told to expect delays (Google)A STRETCH of the A30 eastbound carriageway is set for up to six weeks worth of roadworks as National Highways undertake maintenance. Drivers travelling between Temple Junction and Colliford have been told to expect delays as National Highways begin resurfacing work. Having started on June 23, the works are not set to be complete until August 2.
Budge hammers 175 not as Luckett Seconds pile on the runs

3 days ago | cornish-times.co.uk | David Sillifant

Bond Timber Cornwall Cricket League Division Six and Seven East latest round-upMARTIN Budge stuck a superb 175 not out as third-placed Luckett Seconds recorded a 278-run victory over their Ladock counterparts at Chapel Field in Division Six East on Saturday. The all-rounder’s 133-ball knock contained 26 fours and four sixes against the nine-man visitors who conceded 369-3. Also in the newsMike Clements (53 off 27), Adrian Berry (57 off 30) and Adam Piper (22no off 9) pushed the rate on.
Police warn drivers of 'fatal five' dangers after series of crashes

3 days ago | cornish-times.co.uk | James Davies

Chief inspector Dean Drury of the Roads Policing Team (Devon and Cornwall Police)DEVON and Cornwall Police is asking motorists to be aware of the dangers of the ‘fatal five’ after a series of fatal and serious collisions on South West roads in the last month. Police attended a number of serious collisions, some of which proved fatal, with several of the people who died below the age of 25 years old.
Council sign agreement to help tackle issues facing rural communities

4 days ago | cornish-times.co.uk | James Davies

Cllr Paynter signed the agreement at the Royal Cornwall Show (Cornwall Council)Cornwall Council, representing Britain’s Leading Edge, has signed a new agreement with the Country Land and Business Association (CLA) to work together on key issues that matter to rural communities.
Liskeard quartet reach latter stages in National Fours

4 days ago | cornish-times.co.uk | David Sillifant

The Liskeard quartet. From left: Terry Harrison, Adam Fuller, Karl Barrett and Collin Hinds. (Picture: Liskeard Bowling Club). (Liskeard Bowling Club)LISKEARD Bowling Club enjoyed success in the National Fours at Wadebridge on Sunday, June 15. Also in the newsThe quartet of Terry Harrison, Adam Fuller, Karl Barrett and Collin Hinds saw off opposition from the north and east of Cornwall to reach the latter stages in the county-wide event at Lostwithiel on July 7. More About:
Runners covered in the colours of the rainbow for charity fun run

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.
Fourth annual "Jim's Swim" to raise funds for Cornwall MIND

4 days ago | cornish-times.co.uk | Sarah Martin

Open water swimmers raising money for MIND with fourth annual charity swim at Adrenaline Quarry. (Jim Candy)FOR the fourth year running, Adrenalin Quarry near Liskeard is hosting an open water swimming event to raise money for charity. This year’s “Jim’s Swim” on Saturday, June 28, organised by local councillor Jim Candy, encompasses some exciting changes.