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Review of Cornwall's local news media

(cover pic: Gerry Wood)

Venus Awards come to Cornwall

Spaceport delegation returns from New Mexico optimistic of “strong interest” after £30,000 trade trip

EXCLUSIVE: Cornwall Council’s new vision of adult social care – cut the workers’ pay to save £39 million

Women’s Equality Party launches in Cornwall

Councillors prepare for hand-to-hand combat as detailed maps of new boundary proposals prepare to go online

Even less local news in Cornwall’s local newspapers, as production moves to Plymouth

Cornwall’s children’s services head for the door, as the complexities of integrating council with health start to hit home

EXCLUSIVE: How Falmouth University spent nearly £1 million to say goodbye to its top academics, swapping arts for Asset Finance

Council officials ask for authority to spend up to £2 million without prior cabinet approval

Can’t buy me love? Exclusive analysis of who-spent-what in Cornwall’s general election, revealing which candidates were best value for money

No formal tactical voting deals in Cornwall at next election, as Green Party prepares to select candidates

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