People across the South West are being asked for their views on the future of energy in the region.
Next month National Grid Electricity Distribution (NGED) is holding an in-person and online event to hear what its customers want from the electricity network.
The company is inviting views on how it can support communities, economic growth, jobs and skills.
Feedback from residents, businesses, local authorities, public bodies and charities will help shape the company’s regional investment plans for 2028-33.
NGED is keen to know what matters most to customers when it comes to delivering reliable, affordable, and inclusive services.
Sarah Jeffery, NGED’s head of community and customer engagement, said: “We are hosting a series of events to hear from regional voices about how and where we should be investing for the future.
“We want to learn how we can better support our 1.2 million customers in the South West, and create a cleaner, more resilient energy system.”
The event is taking place at the Exeter Chiefs’ Sandy Park Stadium on Tuesday 14 April from 10am, including lunch.
Newquay Town Council wishes to advise that the Easter Egg‑stravaganza, originally planned for Saturday 4th April, has been rescheduled to Sunday 5th April 2026 due to adverse weather forecasts. The event will still take place on the Killacourt from 10am to 4pm, and all activities remain in place. We are simply moving the fun to the following day!
Board members representing health and care across Cornwall, Isles of Scilly and Devon have agreed (Thursday 26 March) several plans and strategies that provide a clear direction for the future of health and care services across the two areas.
The outdoor areas of Camborne and Redruth Community Hospital and Longreach will be given a new lease of life this summer – thanks to a grant through the Queen’s Institute of Community Nursing (QICN).
The Newquay Hornets Under-14 rugby team is inviting the community to take part in a vibrant and family-friendly Hornets Colour Run on Sunday 17th May from 10:00am at Newquay Sports Centre.
Vending machines might usually be associated with grabbing a quick snack or drink to get through the day.
Now the University of Plymouth has installed one stocking artwork from local creatives, students and alumni.
Paws on the beach is back – raising funds for RSPCA Cornwall and packed with feel-good activities to get tails wagging. Dogs are welcome on the beach at Watergate Bay all year round – and on Saturday 11 April, from 11am to 3pm, they’re getting their own unique day out. Free to attend and a must for any dog owner, it’s an event not to be missed.
Wales & West Utilities is investing over £1.2 million over the next 18 months to upgrade gas pipes across Bude, helping ensure a safe and reliable supply for around 680 customers for decades to come.
The Council of the Isles of Scilly has today launched its new Manifesto for Culture 2026–2030, setting out an ambitious, island-wide vision for the future of arts, heritage and creativity.