Voice

Spanning the entire region, The Voice serves as a central platform for communities in Cornwall. We publish eight print editions covering Newquay, St Austell, Truro, Bodmin (including the Camel Valley, Wadebridge, and Padstow), Saltash (and the Tamar Valley), Liskeard (and Looe), Penzance (and West Cornwall, featuring Hayle and St Ives), and Heartlands (which includes Camborne, Redruth, and Pool). Additionally, we maintain an active presence online and on social media. We warmly invite contributions from various sources, including individuals, organizations, councils, schools, Women's Institutes, and sports clubs. These contributions find a place in both our print editions and our online platform.

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Councillors receive update on St Austell town centre projects

3 days ago | voicenewspapers.co.uk | Andrew Townsend

The partnership is working to revitalise St Austell town centre. Picture: Andrew Townsend (Picture: Andrew Townsend)TOWN councillors in St Austell have received an update on the work of the town centre revitalisation partnership. Also in the newsThe partnership was formed by the town council working with Cornwall Council and includes representatives from the voluntary and business sectors.
Westgarth admits it wasn't a classic after Falmouth retain Senior Cup

4 days ago | voicenewspapers.co.uk | Kevin Marriott

Falmouth Town skipper Tom Annear lifts the Cornwall Senior Cup at a packed Mount Wise on Saturday. Picture: Paul Williams (Paul Williams)FALMOUTH manager Andy Westgarth admitted it was ‘won by a bit of magic’ as Town retained their Cornwall Senior Cup crown on Saturday by seeing off St Austell 1-0 at Newquay.
Wilson's header earns Falmouth successive Cornwall Senior Cup titles

4 days ago | voicenewspapers.co.uk | Kevin Marriott

Falmouth Town skipper Tom Annear lifts the Cornwall Senior Cup for the second straight season. Picture: Kevin Marriott (Kevin Marriott)By Kevin Marriott at Mount WiseCORNWALL SENIOR CUP FINAL AT NEWQUAY AFCFalmouth Town 1 St Austell 0Also in the newsRUBIN Wilson’s powerful header after 10 minutes proved enough for Falmouth to retain the Senior Cup in a hard fought final at Newquay’s Mount Wise ground on Saturday.
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.
St Austell Town Council make-up confirmed after local elections

6 days ago | voicenewspapers.co.uk | Andrew Townsend

Jordan Rowse has both a seat on the town council and onCornwall Council. (Picture: Submitted)THE make-up of St Austell Town Council has been confirmed following the local elections. Voting for new town councillors took place in only one of the three wards in the town.
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.
St Austell school teams triumph in football cup finals

6 days ago | voicenewspapers.co.uk | Andrew Townsend

The Year 7 Penrice Academy team with their trophy. (Picture: Submitted)TWO football teams at a school in St Austell have triumphed at county level. Also in the newsPenrice Academy is celebrating after both its Year 7 and Year 10 boys football teams were crowned Cornwall Schools Football Association cup champions in the same week. The Year 7 team beat Falmouth School 3-2 in a thrilling county cup final, while the Year 10 team enjoyed an impressive victory over Truro School, racking up seven goals.
Jubilee Pool to mark 90th anniversary with a splashing celebration

6 days ago | voicenewspapers.co.uk | Ben Howe

The Jubilee Pool on the Penzance seafront dates from the 1930s. (Picture: Andrew Townsend)THE iconic Jubilee Pool, Britain's largest and most celebrated Art Deco seawater lido in Penzance, will mark its 90th anniversary with a spectacular splash on Saturday, May 31. The historic swimming venue, which first opened in 1935 to commemorate King George V's Silver Jubilee, is inviting the public to join in commemorating nine decades of swimming, socialising, and heritage.
Plan for 14 smart hubs on Cornish town’s streets

6 days ago | voicenewspapers.co.uk | Lee Trewhela

How the smart hub could look on Headland Road near Fistral beach (Pic: Pulse / Urban Innovation Company) ( )A planning application to install 14 ‘smart hubs’ on streets in and around Newquay has been supported by the town council and Newquay Business Improvement District (BID). However, a growing number of residents have concerns about the modern version of the now largely redundant telephone box.