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• Eden Project unveils 130,000‑bulb spring displays and new visitor experiences

  The Eden Project is celebrating the arrival of spring following the second wettest winter on record, as more than 130,000 new bulbs and thousands of emerging plants and trees brighten its 200‑acre landscape. Spectacular springtime colour now blooms across the iconic Biomes and the 28 acres of outdoor gardens, as well as through the wider 180‑acre estate with its landscaped approaches, meadows, woodlands and orchards.

• The Duke of Cornwall plants Duchy trees at Cornish farm following Storm Goretti

  HRH Prince William, The Duke of Cornwall planted three oak trees at Gear Farm in St Martin, near Helston, Cornwall yesterday.

• Cornwall Youth Theatre is On the Road Again

  In 2026 we’re excited to be touring not one, but two shows working with nineteen actors and three backstage crew from across Cornwall aged from 12 to 20 years. The two plays we’ve been working on this season couldn’t be more different. The first is a striking, gothic poem written by one of England’s most famous poets, Samuel Taylor Coleridge and the other is a one of the most famous drawing room comedies ever written, and is the most famous play of the iconic playwright, Oscar Wilde.

• Residents turn out to give their views on the future of Cornwall

  The council is analysing feedback from communities across Cornwall following a series of drop-in sessions to support the development of the new Local Plan.

• Cornish Lithium expands portfolio as planning permission for Copper House Lithium Project secured

  Cornish Lithium, the mineral exploration and development company that is pioneering the responsible extraction of lithium from hard rock and geothermal waters in Cornwall, has secured planning permission to advance its Copper House Lithium Project at Burncoose, near Redruth.

• Consultation launched on proposals to improve safety on Helston road

  Residents are being invited to share their views on proposals to install average speed cameras on a stretch of the A3083 in Helston.

• Cornwall’s Rewind Radio confirms new Interim Head of Programming and Duchy Daytime presenter

  Cornwall’s Rewind Radio is proud to announce the appointment of Craig Hicks as Interim Head of Programming, bringing with him three decades of experience and an unwavering passion for local broadcasting.

• New measures to protect South West shipwrecks from the threat of heritage crime

  The protection of the South West’s most historic and archaeologically important shipwrecks, and the nation's wider underwater cultural heritage, has been given a major boost.