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May 03, 2025

One of Cornwall’s biggest North Coast resorts, Newquay has no fewer than nine beautiful, sandy beaches, and boasts some of the best surfing waves in Europe. Its architectural history is rich, with traditional Cornish, Victorian and modern districts. It also has fun visitor attractions like a boating lake, aquarium, and a zoo.

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Housing market

According to Rightmove, properties in Newquay had an overall average of £354,425 over the last year. The majority of properties sold in Newquay during the last year were detached properties, selling for an average price of £478,513. Flats sold for an average of £248,427, while terraced properties fetched £330,256.

Culture

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Western Morning News (Saturday)

This is about people showing up for each other. It's a love story

WHEN Mike Sardina and Claire Stingl first met at a “Legends” gig at the Wisconsin State Fair in 1987, a cosmic connection sparked between the two down-on-their-luck musicians.

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4 mins

January 03, 2026

Western Morning News (Saturday)

The best way to get fit after the festivities and it costs nothing at all

Martin Hesp lists some of his favourite walks which people of any fitness level can enjoy

time to read

3 mins

January 03, 2026

Western Morning News (Saturday)

'Manic Monday' forecast to be worst day for car breakdowns

THE first working Monday of the year next week will be one of the worst for breakdowns, drivers have been warmed.

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1 min

January 03, 2026

Western Morning News (Saturday)

BEST OF 2025 HOME SALES

Some wonderful homes changed hands in the Westcountry over the past year and here are some of our local estate agents' most notable properties brought to the market and sold in 2025

time to read

1 min

January 03, 2026

Western Morning News (Saturday)

Fabric forecast

ILIV's Design Manager, Debbie Leigh, shares her insights into the craft, colour and materiality trends for the year ahead

time to read

1 min

January 03, 2026

Western Morning News (Saturday)

I wanted to detonate a bit of an explosion

LYNN RUSK CHATS WITH ERIN DOHERTY, MALACHI KIRBY AND CREATOR STEVEN KNIGHT ABOUT SERIES TWO OF A THOUSAND BLOWS, SET IN THE BRUTAL EAST END OF LONDON

time to read

2 mins

January 03, 2026

Western Morning News (Saturday)

What exactly do we mean by a 'new year' anyway?

A HAPPY new year to all our readers, or a good many of them, at least; Cornwall's far from being the most culturally and ethnically diverse part of the UK but even here there's a good chance not all those who take this newspaper observe the Christian calendar, and more particularly that which was enforced on most of Europe by an edict of Pope Gregory the 13th in October 1582 (but not adopted in Great Britain until 1752).

time to read

2 mins

January 03, 2026

Western Morning News (Saturday)

Truro sign experienced midfielder

TRURO City has announced the permanent signing of midfielder Harry Charsley from SkyBet League 2 outfit Oldham Athletic.

time to read

2 mins

January 03, 2026

Western Morning News (Saturday)

Western Morning News (Saturday)

Most winter blooms since records began centuries ago

A BOTANICAL garden in Cornwall has recorded its highest winter flower count.

time to read

2 mins

January 03, 2026

Western Morning News (Saturday)

VIEWS OVER ESTUARY

Westonhay is set above the River Yealm, with a far-reaching outlook over the estuary, across the villages and out towards open countryside.

time to read

1 mins

January 03, 2026

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