News in Falmouth

Yesterday evening Will Keating took to Facebook live to perform on the Voices Of The Borough page in "Doorstep Voices 2.0."

People from Falmouth, Cornwall, Texas and New Zealand tuned in to watch Will perform - with his family joining him later on.

Falmouth Coastguard Rescue Team issued a stark warning last night after flares were found dumped around the field above Gyllyngvase Beach.

On the scene, several flares were found left with one of them not properly activated and found discarded in a bin.

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Falmouth-based charity Love Falmouth has launched a new initiative called the 'No Child Without' project.

The project is to ensure that no child in Falmouth (and the surrounding areas) goes without a warm winter coat, access to fresh, nutritional food and celebrations this Christmas.

Castle Beach Cafe has announced the number of packed lunches handed out during half term.

The owner of the cafe Fiona Crump revealed today that a superb 189 free packed lunches were handed out and £6,200 was raised and distributed to local foodbanks.

Here's a list of some different types of shops that are and are not allowed to open as usual.

In addition, even at shops that are not allowed to open to customers, click and collect services can still be in place.

Lockdown has officially started in England and will last until at least December 2nd.

What will you be doing over the next four weeks? Some of you may continue to work but with the furlough scheme extended, others may be off work.

The Oggymen are set to release their fourth album 'How It Belongs To Be' - paying tribute to well known local characters.

The news of the new album was shared on social media with the artwork paying tribute to the late PC Andy Hocking, Betty Stogs and Lee Coleman among many other people and places.

An emergency food box initiative supporting the Falmouth & Penryn community has been relaunched after the success of the fundraiser last spring.

Led by Robin Markland the creator of the charitable organisation Community Heart, the food boxes will be delivered during December and January, providing family size veg boxes to those most in need.

When Falmouth University international student Viktoria Gromova, 21, fell victim to a banking scam that took all of her funds she thought her university journey would be over.

Thanks to the generosity of family, friends and strangers donations she was able to carry on studying but now she is out to warn others about potential fraudsters.