Buy PhotosJobs
tindle newspapers crest Bude and Stratton Post Newspaper
more
News
Sports
Connect Our Papers
Information Services

Town earmarked for green infrastructure project

A NEW project called the Green Infrastructure for Growth (GI4G) was explained by its project officer Lisa Pender at Bude-Stratton Town Council’s latest meeting at the Parkhouse Centre on Thursday, June 1, writes David Sillifant.

in Local People 0

More News

Most Read News

Twinners give Bude contingent a warm welcome
TWENTY-SIX Bude and Stratton twinners left Bude travelling by coach and ferry to Ergue-Gaberic in no...
Resident raises concern over Summerleaze sand dunes, saying ‘This is not Newquay’
“THIS is not Newquay,” were the words recently spoken to members of Cornwall Council by a Bude resid...
‘Bude is so lucky to have it!’ — water polo team train in sea pool
EXETER University’s water polo team made their second visit to Bude Sea Pool on Saturday, May 27 to ...
Holsworthy PCSO named as Horse Watch co-ordinator
A PCSO from Holsworthy was recently announced as the Devon police co-ordinator for ‘HorseWatch’.

...
Blacksmith, and former Delabole resident, is awarded the Freedom of London
THE Cornish Blacksmith has been a formidable figure throughout history — from Michael Joseph, one of...
Latest Sport
More Sport

Most Read Sport

Hundreds flock to Launceston Rugby Club for day of celebration
LAUNCESTON Rugby Club’s minis and juniors held their annual presentation day at Polson Bridge on Sat...
Tintagel’s 21-month unbeaten league record over after 64-run home defeat to Roche
Saturday, June 3

LWC Drinks Cornwall Cricket League

ECB Cornwall Premier ...

Bosley strikes late as Boscastle beat Tregrehan Mills to seal promotion to Duchy One
JAMES Bosley scored with just two minutes remaining as Boscastle won promotion from Duchy Two with a...
Heasman finally ends Anderson’s seven-race winning streak
JANE?Anderson made it seven consecutive victories in the day’s opening race, the Cup 1 as she beat A...
Anderson makes it six successive victories at a windy Upper Tamar Lake
A STRONG and super-gusty southerly, with the sun coming and going, was braved by fourteen sailors in...