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STUDENTS at Launceston College achieved the best set of GCSE results in its history with 72 per cent of the students in Year 11 achieving at least 5 GCSEs at grade C or better and the highest number of A and A* passes for many years.
THE?CORNISH All Blacks will be allowed to continue to play rugby at Polson Bridge, Launceston, in National Division One in the coming season — but only on a temporary basis until changes required by the Rugby Football Union have been put in place, and they will be handicapped by a 20 point deduction from game one against Rosslyn Park.
Launceston Memory Cafe visitors, their carers and volunteers recently went on a trip to The Bridge Mill at Bridgerule.
This year, Launceston Area Art Group (LAAG) celebrates its 30th anniversary with its annual summer exhibition at St Mary’s Church in Launceston.
A VACANCY exists for a councillor on Launceston Town Council due to the resignation of Cllr Jacki Ellis Martin.
Long service awards for Holsworthy Hamlets Parish Council were presented to Bob Vanstone (37 years) and Mrs Leslie Hobbs (30 years) at a recent Holsworthy Hamlets Parish Council meeting.
STUDENTS at Launceston College achieved the best set of GCSE results in its history with 72 per cent of the students in Year 11 achieving at least 5 GCSEs at grade C or better and the highest number of A and A* passes for many years.
Launceston Rugby Football Club — the Cornish All Blacks — came within an ace of being wound up by Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) but pre-empted this by going into voluntary liquidation.
Launceston Rotary Club was at the town’s Tesco supermarket recently with a fire engine they will be providing as part of their current overseas aid project.
THE recent Flowerpatch Quilters exhibition at the Launceston Central Methodist Church Hall was very much enjoyed by all who attended.
FOR two financially challenged stay-at-home dads hoping to make their first film, the news that none other than Steven Spielberg was filming at one of their proposed locations came as a thunderbolt.
TWO families from South Petherwin have voiced their frustrations at being unable to find large enough accommodation in the area to house their families, writes Suzanne Cleave.
Cornwall YFC Chairman, Jen White, brought the annual Cornwall County Rally to Davidstow this year and asked Warleggan and Launceston to help her club, Camelford, host the day.
THEsun shone at St Lawrence House on Saturday, July 31 with a record number of people in attendance of the Lezant Church Fete.
LAUNCESTON Town Square Events Team held a Family Fun Day in the Square on Saturday.
Tregadillett Girl Guides had fun recently whilst celebrating their 10th birthday.
Nine children from Egloskerry Primary School formed the 'Rapid Lines' Goblin kit car team at this year's Gathering of Goblins at Goodwood race circuit.
TEN brand new affordable homes were unveiled in the village of Treburley on Friday, July 31 at a ceremony attended by more than 60 local people.
Eleven ladies (and little ladies) from Tesco Launceston travelled to Exeter Westpoint recently to join over 5,000 other women taking part in this years Race for Life to raise money for Cancer Research.
LIFTON Farm Shop featured in fashion guru, Gok Wans How to Look Good Naked this week.
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