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• CAMHS Goes Wild! awarded funding from NHS Charities Together

  The Trust’s CAMHS Goes Wild! project has been awarded £150,000. This is for their vital work in offering nature-based lifestyle medicine interventions for young people aged between 14 and 17.

• Change of horizon for Maritime Museum Director

  Director of the National Maritime Museum Cornwall (NMMC), Richard Doughty, will retire at the end of June 2026, after a career spanning five decades.

• The Accessible Guide to Truro is out now

  Following completion of the city-wide Access Truro project, the Accessible Guide to Truro is now available free in print and online, helping people with access needs plan visits around the city.

• Fit for the Future, a Cornwall Hospice Care refurbishment project

  Fit for the Future began as a refurbishment project, an ambitious plan to modernise our hospices and ensure they remain warm, dignified, and sustainable spaces for those who need them most.

• St Austell Brewery teams up with endurance athlete Nick Butter to bring Proper Job 0.5% to running events across the world

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• Free sky-high hot yoga, tours and chocolate tasting weekend celebrating Costa Rica

  The Eden Project will welcome visitors for a special free Community Weekend on January 24 – 25, 2026, offering an energising blend of wellbeing activities, tours and chocolate tasting centred in and around the tropical sights and sounds of the Rainforest Biome. The weekend shines a spotlight on the extraordinary country of Costa Rica – one of the world’s most biologically diverse destinations in the world.

• Theatre Royal Plymouth’s record-breaking Festive Appeal

  After a busy and magical festive season at Theatre Royal Plymouth (TRP), the charity has announced that its Festive Appeal 2025, has raised a record-breaking £42,689.94. This is an increase of more than 78% from last year’s total of £23,900. It also raised a further £12,240 from the Big Give Christmas Challenge and £1,365 from a pantomime-inspired Crowdfunder.