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• Newquay councillors raise no objections to Hotel Victoria redevelopment plans

  Newquay town councillors have raised no objections to plans to refurbish the Hotel Victoria and build new residential units on land currently occupied by neighbouring buildings.

• Residents views sought on plans for pedestrian crossings in Nansledan

  Residents are being asked for their views on plans to introduce new pedestrian crossings in Nansledan, following a campaign to improve road safety in the area.

• New murals and town improvements planned after funding award

  Newquay has been awarded Town Regeneration and Investment Programme (TRIP) funding to support a series of cultural and infrastructure projects aimed at improving the town’s long-term vibrancy.

• Lappa Valley scoops four top honours at Cornwall family awards

  A popular visitor attraction near Newquay is celebrating after scooping four top honours at a family magazine awards ceremony.

• Newquay business leader warns Chancellor of “unsustainable pressure” on high streets

  The manager of a Newquay business organisation has written to the chancellor warning that government policies are placing “unsustainable pressure” on high street businesses.

• Tenant removed as Newquay property hit with second court order

  A property in Newquay has been issued with a second closure order, making it illegal for anyone to enter the address.

• Newquay Minor Injuries Unit to return to longer opening hours

  Newquay’s Minor Injuries Unit is set to open six days a week later this month, after opening hours were previously reduced due to staffing pressures.

• RNLI releases images of Newquay landslide rescue in challenging sea conditions

  The RNLI has released images showing the challenging rescue of people stranded following a landslide in Newquay at the weekend.

• Five people rescued after cliff fall

  Five people and two dogs have been rescued after a cliff fall in Newquay.

• New yellow warning for heavy rain as Newquay rail line to remain closed

  The railway line between Newquay and Par is set to remain closed until Monday 2 February at the earliest, following flooding caused by heavy rain.

• Work to install surf heritage statue begins

  Work has begun on installing a new statue celebrating Newquay’s surfing heritage.

• Beachgoers warned to avoid unstable sand dunes at Crantock

  Beachgoers are being warned to stay clear of unstable sand dunes at Crantock following recent storms.

• Newquay's bid to become the UK Town of Culture in 2028

  Newquay Town Council and Newquay BID are jointly working to submit a bid in the competition, which is open to small, medium and large towns across the UK and will award funding to deliver a cultural programme during 2028.

• Sand art reveals final big name for Boardmasters

  Boardmasters has announced Lily Allen as its final headliner for this summer’s event.

• Newquay Carnival boosted by £500 community grant

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  The Newquay Lottery Community Grant Scheme has awarded a £500 grant to Newquay Carnival.

• Newquay MP calls on government to "future-proof" the rail network after storm disruption

  Newquay MP Noah Law has joined Labour colleagues from across the South West in writing to the Minister for Rail following storm-related disruption to train services in the region.

• “Significant vandalism” forces closure of council toilets

  Newquay Town Council says a set of public toilets has been forced to close temporarily following two days of what it has described as significant vandalism.

• Joe Way Paddle for Life to return to Newquay this summer

  A popular community fundraising event will return to Newquay this summer, having raised more than £185,000 for charity over the past 18 years.

• Yellow weather warning issued as Storm Ingrid approaches Cornwall

  The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning as Cornwall prepares for Storm Ingrid, which is expected to bring heavy rain and strong winds.