Have your say as Cornish people get a new voice!
A service has been relaunched to gather important insights and opinions from Cornish residents. Called What Cornwall Thinks, a new web platform has been created by market intelligence experts at PFA Research, who hope it will become a powerful tool for digging into issues facing our communities. Issues investigated by surveying local people will be wide and varied and could include such insights as the perceived impacts of tourism, volume of second homes and how people feel about the provision of local
Why Cornwall Businesses Should Harness the Power of Their Data with Power BI and Microsoft Fabric
Cornwall’s economy is a unique blend of innovation, creativity, and tradition, spanning industries from tourism and agriculture to technology and renewable energy. But no matter the sector, one thing remains consistent: the businesses thriving today are those effectively leveraging their data to make smarter decisions and uncover new opportunities. For many Cornwall businesses, data is an untapped resource. From customer behaviour insights to operational metrics, there’s a wealth of information that can
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News Release: 06/12/2024
This December, at the Princess Pavilion in Falmouth, Miracle Theatre will enchant audiences with Duffy and the Stiltskin, an imaginative new production inspired by an ancient Cornish tale. Perfect for all ages, this heartwarming tale is brimming with laughter, live music, trickery, and timeless life lessons and plays from 14 December – 05 January.Set against the long, dark nights of winter, the story follows Duffy, a young woman dreaming of a life beyond her endless daily chores. When the cunning Stiltskin,
News Release: 05/12/2024 - Coodes Solicitors launch debt recovery service to support local businesses
Coodes Solicitors, one of the South West’s longest established law firms, has announced the launch of a new fixed fee debt recovery service, designed to help businesses in the region tackle the growing challenges posed by late or non-paying customers.With a network of offices across Cornwall and Devon, Coodes is expanding its existing debt recovery services into a dedicated offering, combining local expertise with cost-efficient solutions. The team, headed by Hayley Blatch (Litigation Executive), offers a
St Petrocs launches Winter Appeal to light the way out of homelessness and provide critical Winter Services for people with no place to call home in Cornwall
St Petrocs launches Winter Appeal to light the way out of homelessness and provide critical Winter Services for people with no place to call home in Cornwall As the days shorten and temperatures drop, St Petrocs, an independent charity dedicated to ending homelessness in Cornwall, have launched their Winter Appeal to support the growing number of people experiencing homelessness. With the increasing urgency of harsh winter conditions, the charity is calling on the community to take action by donating to
Coodes Solicitors clinches national win at prestigious Personal Injury Awards
Coodes Solicitors, one of the South West’s longest established law firms, has won the Clinical Negligence Team of the Year award at this year’s national Personal Injury Awards.This is a huge achievement for the law firm, which has a network of offices across Cornwall and Devon, winning against 9 other shortlisted firms. This win, in recognition of the teams accredited experts and dedication to client care, is especially exciting as the team were shortlisted for the award the two previous years.The firm had
Researchers win grant to listen to the people of Cornwall
Market intelligence experts at PFA Research have won a government grant to relaunch a service that records opinions and insights of Cornish residents. The agency, which is based at Tremough Innovation Centre, provides marketing information and insights to businesses around the UK and pitched the project to Cornwall’s Growth Hub Grants Programme. What Cornwall Thinks, is a new service built on an existing scheme, that is destined to become a powerful tool for digging into issues facing our
Cornwall's Blue Flame wins ‘ Employee Owned Transition of the Year’
Cornwall’s leading heating, renewable and electrical service and installation company Blue Flame has won the prestigious ‘Employee-Owned Transition of the Year’ award at the UK Employee Ownership Awards! The awards celebrate the achievements of businesses that truly deliver people power. They recognise businesses and individuals who drive effective EO practices and empower employee owners to unlock Great EO impacts. Blue Flame made the transition to 100% Employee Ownership in April this year, following
PADSTOW DISTILLING INTRODUCES REGINIFICATION SERVICE TO ENCOURAGE RECYCLING AND REDUCE IMPACT
Padstow Distilling, the award-winning Cornish distillery that took home three awards at this year's International Wine and Spirit Competition (IWSC), is introducing refillable service 'ReGinification' using an innovative pouch as part of a gradual commitment to ‘reduce and reuse’. As well as a step forward in terms of waste reduction, this initiative offers customers economic savings of £6 per 70cl when choosing from the British brand’s core range of small-batch spirits. David McWilliam says “I have
First Aid at Work and First Aid for Mental Health courses.
We have a very special offer on all of our First Aid at Work and First Aid for Mental Health courses. Buy 1 place and get the 2nd place free! First Aid at Work recognised by HSE, 1, 2 and 3 day courses First Aid for Mental Health, 1 and 2 day courses Dates on our website - https://mylorsailingschool.co.uk/courses/shorebased/ (For groups of 6 or more we can do these courses on demand) Get in touch to get this deal! Essential business courses for your team, all HSE approved. Courses take place in our
Neil MacPhail joins Jarvis Nuclear as a Radiation Protection Adviser (RPA)
We are thrilled to announce that Neil MacPhail has joined Jarvis Nuclear as a Principal Consultant / Radiation Protection Adviser (RPA). Neil joins us from Rolls Royce where he worked as Head of Radiation Protection before heading up their Internal Regulation team. Neil will be leading the development and delivery of our bespoke Radiation Protection Supervisor (RPS) training courses and will be taking on RPA appointments with some of our existing and new clients. Neil will also be supporting clients with
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The search has begun to discover the Best Places to Work in Cornwall.
Business Cornwall’s Best Places to Work 2025, conducted in association with Best Companies Group, is on a quest to find and recognise the Duchy’s most progressive employers (15+ employees). The programme is based on the view of employers and the verdicts of employees over a number of key metrics, including leadership and planning, culture and communications, working environment, relationships with managers, training/development and pay/benefits. The collected information will be combined to enable
Cornish law firm Murrell Associates Achieves B Corp Status
Murrell Associates, a leading law firm based in Truro, Cornwall, today announces that it has achieved B Corp Certification, marking a significant milestone in its ongoing commitment toward environmental and social responsibility.The certification, awarded by B Lab UK, an independent non-profit organisation, recognises businesses that meet high standards of social and environmental performance, accountability and transparency. Murrell Associates joins a growing number of B Corp-certified businesses in
Roofers celebrate 40 years of keeping the rain out
A team of Cornwall flat roof specialists is marking four decades of keeping the rain out of buildings around the UK. JR Flat Roofing is perhaps Cornwall’s most successful roofing company with contracts ranging from protecting high-profile coastal hotels to topping-off grand locations for JD Wetherspoon and refurbishing service station roofs all over the UK – not to mention keeping the rain and wind out of scores of domestic properties around Cornwall. The firm was chosen to re-roof Richmond’s Poppy
PKF Francis Clark welcomes 10 new apprentices in Truro
PKF Francis Clark has welcomed a new intake of 63 accounting and tax trainees, as the firm continues to invest in growing its own talent.Those joining the firm this month include 57 apprentices - including 10 based in Truro - bringing the total to start accounting or tax apprenticeships with PKF Francis Clark this year to 73. In addition, six undergraduates are starting the firm’s new 12-month industrial placement scheme. The new recruits are based in Bristol, Exeter, Plymouth, Poole, Salisbury, Taunton,
What Size Bins Should I Use For My Holiday Home?
What Size Bins Should I Use For My Holiday Home? Managing waste in your holiday home can be challenging, especially during peak seasons when guests come and go frequently. Ensure you have the right size bins and follow best practices for waste disposal to help keep your property clean and your guests happy. It not only provides a better holiday experience but also encourages return visits. In this blog post, we'll help you select the appropriate bin sizes and offer tips for efficient holiday home
PKF Francis Clark celebrates long-serving colleagues in Truro
Eleven long-serving colleagues from PKF Francis Clark’s Truro office have celebrated a combined 240 years with the accountancy firm. Cornwall-based professionals who have recently marked 10, 20, 30 or 40 years with the firm had a chance to share stories over lunch at Hotel Tresanton in St Mawes as they marked their career milestones. They included Sharon Hooper and Jackie Leigh, who have been with the firm for 40 years, and Andrew Dungey, who is marking 30 years. Ian Hughes, Nick Barnes, Nick Rowarth
Coodes Solicitors celebrates record number of awards
Coodes Solicitors, one of the South West's longest established law firms, has continued its award-winning run in 2024 by scooping four more prestigious awards. The firm won four awards at the recent Cornwall Law Society Awards, recognising colleagues’ hard work and dedication to clients. Overall, Coodes won Large Firm of the Year, with Team of the Year going to Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence. Individual recognitions went to Head of the Family Department and Partner Sarah Evans, who won Leader of
My Coast App Rolled Out Across Cornwall
The free MyCoast beach information app is now live across all 60 RNLI Lifeguarded beaches in Cornwall, providing users with real-time information alongside built-in safety parameters provided by the RNLI. It’s aim? To direct people away from beaches with unsuitable conditions whilst providing users with all the relevant information they need for planning a great day out on the Cornish coast. Created in Cornwall alongside the RNLI and a host of other leading collaborators, MyCoast allows users to plan
Stephens Scown Shortlisted in Business Leader South West Awards
Stephens Scown LLP is again being recognised for the quality of its work, as it’s shortlisted in three categories of the Business Leader South West Awards. Each of the shortlisted areas represents the best of Stephens Scown, coming as they do in the categories of Employer of the Year, Customer Excellence, and Business of the Year 51+ Employees. Speaking about the nominations, managing partner Richard Baker said, “It’s fantastic to be shortlisted in areas which really are the key components of what makes
IT’S BACK! CASH FOR KIDS CORNWALL SPORTS CHALLENGE
Cash for Kids Cornwall will be helping local sports clubs and groups with a focused fundraising drive again this year and are looking for community sports groups from across Cornwall to take part. This unique fundraising competition aims to help disadvantaged children and young people get active and involved in sports as due to their circumstances, opportunities can often be limited or non-existent. Groups will need to fundraise as much as they can during the challenge to try and get a spot on the
New CEO of Cornwall Chamber of Commerce: John Brown to be the voice of Cornish businesses
John Brown has been announced as the new CEO of Cornwall Chamber of Commerce. With over 15 years of business experience, he will be the new voice of Cornish businesses and has pledged to “support, fight for and deliver results to the full scope of the Cornish economy”. John is set to take the reins of Cornwall Chamber of Commerce - an independent, not-for-profit, membership organisation that represents Cornish business interests on a local, regional, national and international level - from the beginning
Good Growth Fund Helps The Wave Project And SUEZ Launch Pioneering Wetsuit Recycling Scheme For World Environment Day
Leading UK surf therapy charity teams up with SUEZ for unique retail solutionThe Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Good Growth Programme has enabled The Wave Project and waste-management company SUEZ to launch a pioneering scheme to recycle Cornwall's mountain of discarded wetsuits. The innovative project aims to tackle the estimated 380 tonnes of non-recyclable neoprene generated each year. With over 50% of this waste originating in Cornwall, the county has become a wetsuit graveyard. The Wetsuit Reuse Scheme
Mark Peters Joins Rewind Radio as AI Integration Specialist
Cornwall, UK - May 31, 2024 – Cornwall’s Rewind Radio is thrilled to announce the appointment of Mark Peters, former Managing Director of Pirate FM, as AI Integration Specialist. Rewind Radio, Cornwall's leading commercial radio station, is set to become the first of its kind to implement an AI strategy designed to drive efficiency and maximise return on investment (ROI) for its local clients. Mark will spearhead this initiative, ensuring that Rewind Radio continues to trailblaze in the local media
Stephens Scown Features in the Sunday Times Best Places to Work List 2024
The Sunday Times, powered by WorkL, has revealed the best places to work for 2024, and regional heavyweight law firm Stephens Scown features as one of the best in the big organisation category. The nationwide survey celebrates the best employers across industries of all sectors and sizes. The results are formed from accurately monitoring employee engagement, with Stephens Scown scoring highly in the areas of wellbeing, reward and recognition, and job satisfaction. Speaking about the result, Catherine
Hits Radio is coming!
Here's everything you need to know. From April 17th Pirate FM will rebrand to Hits Radio Cornwall on DAB. You will continue to hear Neil and Saffy at Breakfast as they become part of the new station, with a line-up of shows from presenters including Fleur East, Sam Thompson, Gemma Atkinson and Sarah-Jane Crawford. As Hits Radio, the playlist will be the biggest hits from current artists, alongside the biggest throwbacks, with a mix of artists from Ed Sheeran, Dua Lipa and Harry Styles to Eminem, Rihanna
Greatest Hits Radio is coming to FM across Cornwall
Here's everything you need to know! Get set for the exciting new sound of Greatest Hits Radio as Scott Temple and Holly Day join Greatest Hits Radio legends Ken Bruce, Simon Mayo and Jackie Brambles as co-hosts of a brand-new local afternoon show launching on 17th April. The new show will kick off when Greatest Hits Radio officially comes to FM across Cornwall and the duo will be on air weekdays from 1 – 4pm. Scott Temple said: ‘Sandwiched between Ken Bruce and Simon Mayo – what a way to spend my day!
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Overnight and weekend closures of the A30 in April
There will overnight closures of the A30 between Boxheater and Chiverton from Monday 8 April to Thursday 11 April, from 8pm to 6am each night. There will then be a weekend closure of the A30 between Boxheater and Chiverton from Friday 12 April at 8pm until Monday 15 April at 6am. Traffic for all closures (including HGVs and high sided vehicles) will be diverted via the B3285 and A3075. You can view the diversion routes here. For these closures, local access north and south via the B3284 at
Marketing agency makes a leap-year gift
Business people with creative ideas could benefit from a rare boost this February as members of the team at one of Cornwall’s leading marketing agencies are donating their spare leap-year day to deserving businesses. Falmouth-based Eight Wire, which works for a wide range of businesses helping them to plan and deliver marketing and communications projects to their audiences, is offering its services free of charge to celebrate the leap year. Eight Wire delivers marketing-related projects across a broad
A30 Chiverton to Carland Cross: weekend closures of the A30 and A390 in February
Weekend closure of the A30 - 9 to 12 FebruaryThere will be a weekend closure of the A30 between Boxheater and Scorrier from Friday 9 February at 8pm until Monday 12 February at 6am. Traffic will be diverted via the B3285, A3075 and B3277 with different routes for HGVs. You can view the diversion routes here.Please note that the overnight closures scheduled for 5 to 9 February are no longer required. For this closure, local access north and south at the new Chiverton interchange and via the B3284 at
ZLC Energy furthers environmental commitment with B Corp certification
January 2024: Cornwall-based renewable energy experts ZLC Energy Ltd today announces its certification as a B Corporation (or B Corp), underscoring a core commitment to environmental and social responsibility. ZLC Energy has been certified by B Lab, the not-for-profit behind the B Corp movement, as having met rigorous social and environmental standards, which represent its commitment to goals outside of shareholder profit. The B Corp certification is a prestigious acknowledgment granted to companies
Coodes unveils new identity to support growth ambitions
Coodes Solicitors, one of the South West's longest established law firms, has unveiled a bold new identity to drive the firm's growth ambitions and deepen relationships with clients.The firm, established in 1747, has eight offices across Cornwall and Devon and is recognised as a leading law firm in both the Legal 500and UK Chambers and Partnersguides.The new identity, which is being gradually rolled out across the firm, is based on the concept of 'Your Law Firm For Life'. The dot at the centre of the new
Supporting a World Rugby and cross-institutional university research project
Smile Together’s Managing Director, Jonathan Bouwer-Davies, has extended his support to an important academic research project funded by World Rugby, with the ultimate aim of reducing the risk to players involved in high-impact sports. As part of a collaborative effort between the University of Exeter, Swansea University and Leeds Beckett University, the women’s first rugby team from Exeter is actively participating in a research study focused on gaining a deeper understanding of concussion injuries in
The Festive Season at The Alverton Hotel
The Alverton, in the heart of the Cornish capital, is ready to kick-start your Christmas celebrations with jolly festive lunches and afternoon teas. Gather your friends and colleagues, and enjoy tasty tipples, Christmas crackers and cheery service throughout December. Festive afternoon teas including mulled wine are £25 per person, and festive lunches are £25 for two courses or £29 for three courses. Call 01872 276633 to book or visit https://thealverton.co.uk/the-venue/the-festive-season/
Give the Gift of Support: Shop and Raise for The Pearl Exchange this Christmas!
Give the Gift of Support: Shop and Raise for The Pearl Exchange this Christmas! As the festive season approaches, we invite you to make your festive shopping even more meaningful! Join easyfundraising, the online platform that allows you to raise FREE donations every time you shop for The Pearl Exchange. Whether you're snagging bargains in the Black Friday sales, hunting for that perfect Christmas gift, or treating yourself to some festive delights, your purchases can make a huge difference to our
Chamber Business Awards 2023: Flexi-Hex Crowned ‘Winner Of Winners’
An innovative plastic free packaging firm from Cornwall has been named ‘Winner of Winners’ at the British Chambers of Commerce ‘Chamber Business Awards 2023’. Flexi-Hex make sustainable honeycomb designed sleeve packaging, made from 100% recycled paper pulp. The firm, which was founded by twin brothers, Sam and Will Boex in 2017, has now sold more than 2 million packaging sleeves. The brothers set up the company after they noticed the large amount of plastic packaging that was used to wrap a
British Chambers of Commerce CEOs say now is the time to turn talk into investment
Dear Chancellor, We welcome your recent engagement with the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) on the priorities for businesses ahead of the Autumn Statement next week. For local communities to thrive, they need business investment, but this has been too low for too long. We are writing today to reiterate our call for you to offer much-needed solutions to Britain's investment problem, and use the upcoming Statement to tackle the fundamental issues inhibiting growth in the UK: overhaul the planning
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Coodes wins the first Medium Business Award in the South West
One of the South West’s longest established law firm, Coodes Solicitors, has been recognised for its outstanding work in the region, winning the Medium Business Award at the first ever South West Masters Awards. The South West Masters Awards were launched at the start of the year by TheBusinessDesk.com to recognise the leading businesses in the South West. The evening brought together business leaders from across the region to celebrate business success. Awards were handed out in 17 different categories
Cornwall Hugs’ 500th Guest on charity’s first ‘Walk & Talk’ Holiday
The charity, Cornwall Hugs, set up to offer respite to those affected by Grenfell Tower Fire, this week welcomed 17 new guests to its first ‘Walk & Talk’ holiday by the ocean. This holiday brings the total welcomed to Cornwall through the charity to 516. It was created specially for survivors and bereaved pensioners and their support workers who meet weekly for two hours to walk and talk in Kensington. Designed to support mental and physical well-being and re-forge community, this Cornwall Hugs holiday
Cornwall’s Toby Parkins recognised as One to Watch in The LDC Top 50 Most Ambitious Business Leaders
THE co-founder of one of Cornwall's largest technology companies has received national recognition for leadership. Toby Parkins, from technology partner, Headforwards has been named One to Watch in The LDC Top 50 Most Ambitious Business Leaders 2023. Created by investment partner LDC - part of Lloyds Banking Group, and supported by The Times, The LDC Top 50 champions UK business leaders pushing for growth and building successful medium-sized businesses. The leaders featured in The LDC Top 50 are
North Coast Dinner at the Cove in October 2023
On the north coast, in Hayle, on Friday 20th October, Chef Patron at the Cove, Rupert Cooper is hosting a fundraising dinner for the Fishermen’s Mission. It’s stunning location, wonderful view of the sea, the sands and St Ives and a venue known for great quality. Rupert will be joined alongside Ben Ambridge & Guy Owen to curate a fish inspired 5 course dinner. Guy, Executive Head Chef at the St Enodoc hotel has an incredible reputation for refined and superbly creative menus across the Southwest. Ben,
Cornwall’s Treveth becomes one of the first UK developers to achieve B Corp status
Cornwall’s Treveth becomes one of the first UK developers to achieve B Corp status Cornish developer Treveth has been awarded the prestigious, and globally recognised, B Corporation (B Corp) certification after taking the lead on bringing sustainable new build homes and commercial developments to Cornwall, for Cornish people. Just four years after its launch, Treveth has become one of the first developers in the UK to achieve the rigorous requirements of the respected B Corp certification.
Steve Ellis
It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Steve Ellis. Whilst Steve had been very unwell, his passing has come as a shock to us all. Steve led St Petrocs for over 20 years in his role as Chief Executive and when he stepped down in April 2022, remained actively involved with the charity as Vice President. Steve was a recognisable figure and voice in Cornish society. Many of you will have met Steve over the years and seen the impact of his dedication to St Petrocs. His care for every
About the BSG
About The BSG; We are a carbon neutral solution for business supplies and services, including Office Products, Litho and Digital Print, Managed Print Solutions, Office Interiors, Corporate Merchandise, Workwear & PPE. We also have a Creative Design Studio who cater for your website needs. We have in-house experts, whether it’s for print or corporate merchandise, an office furniture plan, or if you’d like to review your uniforms or website, we have very experienced people that can jump on a TEAMS call
Isles of Scilly Steamship Group secures private funding for new passenger and cargo vessels
Isles of Scilly Steamship Group secures private funding for new passenger and cargo vessels The Isles of Scilly is to get new passenger and freight vessels following the announcement today [Tuesday, 18th April] of a major privately funded ship building programme by the Isles of Scilly Steamship Group. The new Scillonian passenger ferry and two new freight vessels will set sail by March 2026. The £42m project will be the single biggest investment in the 103-year history of the Company. The deal will
Reminder - rail improvement works starting on Monday
We just wanted to remind you that Network Rail will be replacing the track running through Taunton station from Monday 20 to Thursday 23 March. This means no trains can call at Taunton during this time. As a result, no trains will run between Castle Cary/Weston-super-Mare and Taunton/Tiverton Parkway. Buses will replace trains on these routes. Our long-distance services to Devon and Cornwall will run on a diversion via Honiton, extending journey times by around an hour. Trains will run to an amended
Spring Budget: Hunt the Unleaked Items
Spring Budget: Hunt the Unleaked Items By Martyn Page, Investment Director, Worldwide Financial Planning AT lunchtime on Wednesday, in a set piece of political theatre, Chancellor Hunt unveiled those few remaining bits of the Budget not already leaked to the media. These included reducing the amount of tax due on a pub pint of draught beer, although supermarkets still retain their tax advantage here. The duty on draught beer is actually paid by the brewers so we need to see how much of this they pass
Rail Strike Thursday 16th & Saturday 18th March
You may have seen reports that the RMT have suspended strike action at Network Rail ahead of a referendum on a new deal. Members of the TSSA union (management and control staff) have also accepted the proposed pay rise and deal at train operators. While this is welcome news, the RMT strike action at train operators continues and RMT (station and on board staff) will be on strike next Thursday 16 March, Saturday 18 March, Thursday 30 March and Saturday 1 April. Many parts of our network will
Charity Show in Redruth raising money for The Hugs Foundation – Rescue Pony Dude Visits the Theatre!
Charity Show in Redruth raising money for The Hugs Foundation – Rescue Pony Dude Visits the Theatre! Liz Nolan presents Kids & Co in ‘The Witches’ at the Regal Theatre, Redruth on Sunday 26th March, with performances at 2:00 PM and 6:30 PM. Tickets are selling fast from the Regal Theatre box office and website, from £7.50 for under 18s, and £13 for adults, with private boxes and family tickets also available. See www.regaltheatre-redruth.co.uk for more details. This exciting tale, told in dance, music and
What can we expect in the Spring Budget this week?
What can we expect in the Spring Budget this week? By Martyn Page, Investment Director at Worldwide Financial Planning CHANCELLOR Jeremy Hunt will announce his Spring Budget on Wednesday. At the same time the government’s independent assessor, the Office of Budget Responsibility, releases its latest forecasts for growth and borrowing. The Chancellor has already seen these – so expect him to be cautious. He has also said that any money available for tax cuts would prioritise businesses over
Acceleration Through Innovation Celebrates 6-Year Legacy of Business Innovation
The Cornish business support programme, Acceleration Through Innovation (ATI), celebrated its 6-year legacy of innovation at its final event, named Celebrating Innovation, on March 7 at the Atlantic Hotel, Newquay. Over 60 small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that have engaged with the programme gathered in support, to celebrate all they have achieved together and hear about the impact the project has had on businesses throughout Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. One such Bude business
2023 February Big Breakfast - Big Sound Truro Cathedral
28 February 2023Big Breakfast - Big Sound! Cornwall Chamber of Commerce sings with Truro Cathedral Choristers and proudly celebrates their Coronation news! Truro Cathedral Choir and Cornwall Chamber of Commerce Members (photo credit Chris Yacoubian) Cornwall Chamber of Commerce chalked up a ‘musical first’ this week when 34 much younger leaders - Truro Cathedral’s Choristers - joined them for their ‘Big Breakfast’ networking event at the Alverton Hotel. The 100+ members learned about the intense
10 Free Business Resources for Growth
When looking for resources for your business growth, it can be difficult to know where to look for sources that are affordable, particularly when considering a business within the startup process where budget is limited. At Cornwall Chamber, we have compiled a list of 10 free business resources to help you get started. Business Support Helpline The business support helpline is a resource provided by the government to take any calls and questions you may have about your business and its
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Cornish agency shortlisted for award on 1st birthday
A Cornish marketing agency has been thriving since its launch at the start of the coronavirus pandemic, and now it has been shortlisted for a prestigious award as they celebrate their first birthday. Kraken Marketing was founded in April 2020 by Lyssa-Fêe Crump after a decade of working in-house with Cornish companies. She saw a need for an Agile agency that took a data-driven approach to marketing tech companies. She wanted to help them discover their brand identity and explore why their
Cornish tech company doubles in size and is helping other companies recover after COVID-19
A Cornish tech company has doubled in size during the coronavirus pandemic and is now helping other businesses bounce back. hiyield was founded 3 years ago by Matt Ville, Ben Short, and Mike Roberts. Since then the business has been growing rapidly, reporting 52% growth this year, while helping startups, scale-ups, and enterprise innovators unlock their digital potential. COVID-19 led to the hiyield team moving to work remotely however, their company culture allowed them to transition
SAPC happy to unveil 2021 calendar
The highly-anticipated St Austell Printing Company Calendar has been unveiled, once again featuring artwork by talented third-year Falmouth University Illustration students. This year’s theme is “Happy Place”. With health and wellbeing being very-much at the forefront of people’s minds, the SAPC team wanted to use the 2021 calendar to acknowledge and promote the importance of looking after ourselves and each other. Thousands of calendars have been manufactured and are being sent to the company’s clients
SAPC offset full operational carbon footprint to become a “Carbon Balanced Printer”.
St Austell Printing Company has strengthened its sustainability credentials with the announcement that we have become one of a handful of printers in the UK to become an official “Carbon Balanced Printer”. The certification is attained by offsetting the company’s entire operational carbon footprint, through the purchase of endangered tropical habitat. This is part of a scheme operated by the World Land Trust, of which Sir David Attenborough is a Patron. In the first year, St Austell Printing Company has
SAPC lend support to Surfers Against Sewage
SAPC have announced a membership of the Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) 250 Club. Based in St Agnes, Surfers Against Sewage are a national charity dedicated to the protection of oceans, waves, beaches and wildlife. The 250 Club is a business membership scheme designed to support SAS in their ongoing campaigns to help protect the UK’s unique coastal environment. Beth Mayman, SAPC’s Operations Manager said: “We’re passionate about sustainability and the environment. Being based in Cornwall and overlooking St
