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• Urgent appeal to save dog with life-threatening infection

  An urgent appeal has been launched to help save a three-year-old dog who is "fighting for her life".

• New community hub to open its doors this weekend

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  This weekend, people in Newquay will get their first look inside the town’s new Methodist Centre.

• Big Day Out festival taking place in Newquay this weekend

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  Newquay is hosting a major town-wide festival this weekend as the Be Newquay Big Day Out takes over the town centre.

• Dog brought to safety in rope rescue at Watergate Bay

  A dog has been rescued by the coastguard after becoming stuck on cliffs at Watergate Bay.

• Newquay Boardriders to compete at English Interclub Surfing Championships

  Members of Newquay Boardriders will be competing in the English Interclub Surfing Championships this weekend.

• Local Business steps in to support Newquay Surf Life Saving Club

  An Indian Queens business has come to the aid of Newquay Surf Life Saving Club after one of its fire extinguishers was used to stop a fire spreading in the dunes at Fistral Beach.

• Surf lifesavers hailed for stopping out-of-control BBQ fire – appeal made to couple involved

  Members of Newquay Surf Life Saving Club are being praised for their "quick thinking" in helping to put out an out-of-control BBQ fire.

• Hundreds welcome Queen to Newquay

  Hundreds of people have lined a Newquay street to welcome the Queen as she visited a local church and officially opened the new operations unit of Cornwall Air Ambulance

• Plans submitted to convert former care home into HMO

  A planning application has been submitted to convert a former care home in Newquay into a 14-room House in Multiple Occupation (HMO).

• Lappa Valley eyes a number one with first ever single written and produced by AI

  A much-loved family attraction is swapping train track for a musical track, as it announces the release of its first-ever single written and produced by AI.

• Businesses report losses during Boardmasters week in Newquay

  Some businesses in Newquay have reported losing “thousands of pounds” in revenue compared with usual August trading levels during this year’s Boardmasters festival, according to the town’s Business Improvement District (BID).

• Titan the Robot to return to Newquay’s Zombie Crawl

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  Titan the Robot will make a special appearance at Newquay’s annual Zombie Crawl when the event returns this October half term.

• Family pay emotional tribute to 22 year old moped rider from Newquay

  The family of a 22-year-old who lost his life following a road traffic collision near Newquay have paid an emotional tribute, describing him as “a good-hearted kid” who “would help anyone”.

• Newquay Pride hit by the weather

  Cornwall Pride organisers have announced that tomorrow's Newquay Pride has been postponed.

• Lifeguards’ ‘essential lifesaving’ vehicle stolen after TV appearance

  The RNLI is appealing for witnesses after thieves broke into a container at Crantock beach and stole an all-terrain vehicle used by lifeguards.

• Charity rugby match in memory of Newquay man

  A charity rugby match will take place this weekend in memory of a Newquay Hornets player.

• Nansledan Skate Jam to returns this weekend

  A community skate event will return to Nansledan this weekend, bringing an afternoon of scooter, BMX and skateboard sessions to the Pumptrack.

• Appeal to help protect vulnerable seal pups

  A marine wildlife charity is urging people to be extra cautious along the Cornish coast as grey seal pup season begins.

• Two people rescued from cliffs in large swell conditions

  Two people have been rescued by rope from Towan Beach after being cut off by the tide during large swell conditions.

• Safety reminder that isolated beach remains closed after padlock tampered with

  Access to Bedruthan Steps beach remains closed after coastguard teams were called to reports of people on the sand and in the water at the weekend.