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• Santa Bus heading to Newquay this weekend

  The Santa Bus will return to Newquay this Sunday as part of its 2025 tour across Plymouth and Cornwall.

• Man rescued from cliffs in Newquay

  A man has been rescued from a cliff in Newquay after emergency services were called to reports of someone stuck between Newquay Harbour and Towan Beach.

• Banking returns to Newquay’s town centre as new Banking Hub opens on Bank Street

  A new Banking Hub has opened in Newquay town centre, marking the return of banking services to Bank Street after the closure of all traditional high-street branches in recent years.

• Next phase of Mid Cornwall Metro scheme given green light despite opposition

  Cornwall Council has set out the next phase of plans to redevelop the area around Newquay railway station, after the Cabinet member for transport formally signed off proposals linked to the Mid Cornwall Metro project.

• Thrill seekers set to take the plunge this New Year

  Adrenaline junkies are being invited to plunge into the Atlantic at Newquay Harbour on New Year’s Day, as the annual Dip for CLIC returns to raise money for Young Lives Versus Cancer.

• Christmas carol concert to bring festive cheer to Newquay

  Newquay’s St Michael’s Church will be transformed for a festive musical spectacular this weekend as a traditional Christmas carol concert returns.

• Full line-up of Christmas events in Nansledan this week

  Nansledan’s Christmas Festival gets under way this week, with a full programme of events leading up to the Christmas Lights Switch-On on Friday.

• Police appeal for witnesses after serious sexual assault in Newquay

  Detectives are appealing for help to identify two potential witnesses who may have information about a serious sexual assault in Newquay.

• Council approves flexible deal on Narrowcliff affordable housing

  Cornwall Council has approved a modification to the planning agreement for the redevelopment of the Narrowcliff site in Newquay.

• BUDGET 2025: Cornwall to receive £30m ‘Kernow Industrial Growth Fund’

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  Newquay MP Noah Law says a new £30m investment fund for Cornwall, announced in the Autumn Budget, will offer a more “mature” approach to local economic development than the outgoing Shared Prosperity Fund.

• Police appeal for witnesses to A392 collision

  A woman has been airlifted to hospital after a road traffic collision near Newquay.

• Planning appeal over Whipsiderry cliff stabilisation plan dismissed

  A planning inspector has dismissed an appeal over proposals to discharge a planning condition requiring cliff stabilisation at the site of the former Paradise Cove Hotel above Whipsiderry Beach, Porth.

• Fatboy Slim and Kasabian among first acts announced for Boardmasters 2026

  Fatboy Slim and Kasabian have been announced as two of the headline acts for Boardmasters 2026, as organisers release the first wave of more than 50 artists set to appear at the festival.

• Towan Headland car park to return to Cornwall Council control

  Cornwall Council has confirmed that the Towan Headland car park in Newquay is set to return to its direct control.

• Newquay Foodbank launches Christmas campaign as demand reaches new high

  Newquay Foodbank has launched its Christmas campaign as new figures show that around one in eight people in the town are expected to rely on its support over the festive period.

• Newquay Becomes first town in Cornwall to join national night-time safety scheme

  Newquay has become the first town in Cornwall to take part in a national scheme aimed at improving safety in bars, pubs and clubs.

• First Bus to withdraw all Cornwall services in 2026

  First Bus has announced it will end all of its operations in Cornwall in February 2026, citing rising costs, falling passenger numbers and increased competition.

• Newquay one of the top locations for eBike use in Cornwall

  Newquay has been named one of the most popular locations for Beryl eBike trips, as riders pass the milestone of one million kilometres travelled across Cornwall.

• Drive for better bus services during roadworks turned down

  A Newquay residents’ group says its attempts to secure more frequent buses and additional stops during major roadworks have hit a dead end.

• Second platform reopens after nearly four decades

  Newquay has begun using a second railway platform for the first time in 38 years, as trains return to the branch line following Network Rail engineering work.