Camborne started down the road of having its own Business Improvement District (BID) last night at a meeting of the town’s chamber of commerce.
Concerns have been raised over the possible impact the proposed closure of Falmouth Tourist Centre is going to have on the local economy.
Local MP and chairman of the Grocery Market Action Group, Andrew George, is welcoming an announcement from the Business Secretary, Vince Cable, that the Government will press ahead with the establishment of a new supermarket watchdog.
During Deaf Awareness Week (28 June – 4 July 2010), RNID is urging businesses, shops and services in Cornwall to seize the opportunity to expand their customer base by ensuring they are fully accessible to people who are deaf or hard of hearing.
Newquay businesses gathered at the Headland Hotel this week to listen to plans for town’s proposed Business Improvement (BID) scheme.
Members of the Cornish Pasty Association (CPA) have produced a film to support its PGI application and emphasise the importance of the Cornish pasty to Cornwall.
Kelly’s of Cornwall is lending its weight to the Clean Cornwall campaign, by producing 10,000 recycled litterbags.
World class designers and Cornish school pupils are setting their creative minds to problem-solving and helping the planet – in an Eco Design Challenge.
Local Liberal Democrat MPs have hit out at Conservative promises for a ‘Minister for Cornwall’.
A major public exhibition is to be held in St Austell town centre to give people the opportunity to help shape proposals for the Mid-Cornwall Clay Country Eco-town.