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Consultation on 20mph Speed Limit for The Roseland

Countywide 20mph Speed Limits – Phase 2 – Truro & Roseland CNA Cornwall Council intends to implement a 20mph Speed Limit on most residential streets within Truro and surrounding villages, including The...

Gerrans Heritage Centre – Volunteering Opportunities

Book Reviews – June 2023 – Sallie Eden – A Tidy Ending

A Tidy Ending by Joanna Cannon Published by The Borough Press, 2022 Sometimes life doesn’t turn out the way you hope, but Linda always tries to make the best of things. She...

Gardening – June 2023 – Alison Agnew

Roses for the Roseland This month our gardening expert Annie Agnew has some tips on on growing roses on the Roseland, the ‘chelsea chop’ and snail hunting at dawn. I know the...

BeeMania – June 2023 – Colin Rees

Bees on the move The recent hot weather has kept Bee expert Colin Rees busy taking your calls about swarming bees and this is just the start of the swarming season....

Book Reviews – June 2023 – Sallie Eden – A House in the High Hills

A House in the High Hills by Selina Scott Published by Ebury Press, 2010 Subtitled (on some editions) ‘Dreams and disasters of life in a Spanish farmhouse’, I feared yet another story in...

Coastwatch – More New Beginnings and Changes

Coastwatch – More New Beginnings and Changes There is a new monarch on the throne and the Carolean Age has officially begun. King Charles III reigns and the country moves forward. Personally,...

Book Reviews – May 2023 – Sallie Eden – Lessons in Chemistry

Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus Published by Penguin, 2022 I’ll start with a word I don’t use often: quirky. Elizabeth Zott is quirky – a scientist turned cooking show host. Calvin...

Gardening – May 2023 – Alison Agnew

Oh frabjous May! Callooh Callay! – to misquote Lewis Carrol. May is such a glorious month for gardeners. All our failures and errors are wiped clean by the perfect new growth and...

BeeMania – May 2023 – Colin Rees

Spare a thought for the bees If you’re fed up with this April weather, just think how fed up the bees are! March was cold, wet and windy – in fact, March...