InYourArea News
Three-day art extravaganza to celebrate 10 years of Bude Sea Pool being run by community
It costs £50,000 a year to maintain and run Bude Sea Pool
CW:South West
InYourArea News
Annual baby loss service in Cornwall moves online again this year
The service was held online this year because of the pandemic
InYourArea News
Call for Newlyn Art Gallery copper plaques to be restored
The plaques have become weathered and damaged by the sea air and pollution
InYourArea News
Sustainability leader and climate activist to cycle to Glasgow ahead of COP26 to raise climate change awareness
COP26 will take place in Glasgow on November 1
Planning Applications IYA
North Somerset planning applications week ending October 10
Your planning news from North Somerset Council this week.
InYourArea News
Penhaligon’s Friends children's bereavement charity to benefit from £10,000 grant
The charity is one of 301 organisations in the UK to be helped through the Ecclesiastical Insurance Group’s annual Movement for Good awards
Planning Applications IYA
South Gloucestershire planning applications: week ending October 10
This week's planning round-up from South Gloucestershire Council
InYourArea News
Newquay playpark and car park devolved from Cornwall Council to town council
Over the coming weeks Newquay Town Council will be looking closely at charging structures and the current facilities in order to maximise the use of the site by the people of Newquay
Planning Applications IYA
Plymouth planning applications: week ending October 10
This week's planning round-up from Plymouth City Council
InYourArea News
Visit to Perranporth eco business highlights importance of saving the planet to Truro and Falmouth MP
Green&Blue spoke to Cherilyn Mackrory about their environmental work
Planning Applications IYA
Bristol planning applications: week ending October 10 | Part 2
Part two of this week's planning round-up from Bristol City Council
Planning Applications IYA
Bristol planning applications: week ending October 10 | Part 1
Part one of this week's planning round-up from Bristol City Council