Business Cornwall

Camborne residents are being asked for their views on revised proposals to improve public spaces and the way people travel around the town centre.

Latest data has placed Truro and Penwith College as the top college provider of apprenticeships in Cornwall and Devon.

The Better Presentation More Sales podcast celebrates its 300th episode this week.

Local oil supplier Mitchell & Webber has been invited to participate in a roundtable discussion as part of the UK and Ireland Fuel Distributors Association EXPO 2024

Representatives from a Cornish digital radio station have met with local MPs in Westminster to urge the expansion of FM coverage to broadcast local content throughout the county.

City College Plymouth is partnering on a new recruitment initiative with China Fleet Country Club.

Nusrat Ghani MP, Minister for Industry and Economic Security, visited Imerys British Lithium’s pilot plant near Roche in mid-Cornwall this week.

Farmers are planting thousands of trees on their land alongside crops and livestock as part of a Government-funded project to create more woodlands and...

Wildanet has launched a new initiative to collect surplus IT equipment from local organisations and then refurbish and re-home it to those unable to afford their own.

The start of the new tax year is the perfect time to outsource your Payroll.

In the May issue of Business Cornwall magazine, we will be shining a spotlight on Cornwall’s creative industry.

Coodes Solicitors associate, David Usher, has been accredited onto the personal injury panel with the Law Society.

Falmouth’s 46-year-old pilot boat LK Mitchell will leave the harbour for a new working role on the west coast of Scotland in September.

Help to Grow, the management and leadership course backed by the Small Business Charter and delivered by Exeter Business School, has just five spots available on the upcoming course starting on May 1.

Cornish charity, Sensory Trust, has been awarded £860k from The National Lottery Community Fund, to put inclusion at the heart of climate action.

Starting your own business can be exhilarating but daunting, especially for those taking the leap for the first time.

Cornwall’s ambitions for the county to be a world-class region for metal mining and a key player in decarbonising the UK economy received a boost today.

Software Cornwall has rebranded into Tech Cornwall, following a £450k grant from the Good Growth Fund.

A Cornish firm of chartered accountants is under new ownership.

Companies in Cornwall, like elsewhere, are constantly looking for ways to improve their operations, reduce costs, and deliver better service to their clients.