The appeal to help one local paramedic walk again
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Rosie Cripps
Jun 4, 2021
Launceston celebrates heritage across the G7 Summit weekend
We might not see nor hear from Boris or Biden (we are pretty sure their big shiny cars wouldn’t get through the Southgate Arch anyway),...
Rosie Cripps
Jun 2, 2021
Calling all potential tree wardens and tree enthusiasts
Are you passionate about increasing the number of trees and boosting biodiversity in the local area? Do you have some spare time on your...
Rosie Cripps
Jun 2, 2021
Remember - it's ok not to hug
With things starting to return to normal it's likely that many people will be feeling overwhelmed, so it's important to remember to be...
Rosie Cripps
May 28, 2021
Things to do in Launceston over the bank holiday
Here we are again - another bank holiday! With restrictions eased from 17th May, and the weather FINALLY brightening up, it looks like we...
Rosie Cripps
May 20, 2021
‘Join the thousands already accessing rapid Covid-19 testing’, says Cornwall Council
Cornwall Council’s Public Health team is urging residents and visitors to join the thousands who are already testing themselves for...
Rosie Cripps
May 6, 2021
Launceston Life teams up with Launceston Rugby Club
Launceston Life is delighted to announce they have partnered up with the Cornish All Blacks and Launceston Rugby Club to lead the club’s...
Rosie Cripps
May 5, 2021
Launceston Life to publish Launceston's very own summer guide
We have been very busy here at Launceston Life, planning and producing new material to put out into the community. One such project we...
Rosie Cripps
May 5, 2021
Keep your eyes on the post!
It’s official! Your next Launceston Life is in the works! We’ve got plenty of news, local business adverts and a new competition coming...
Rosie Cripps
Apr 8, 2021
Read Lawrence House Museum's latest newsletter...
Lawrence House Museum's April newsletter, aptly named 'Carrier Pigeon', is packed full of interesting content this month. Here at...
Rosie Cripps
Apr 1, 2021
Easter: What it means to us
Easter has always been widely celebrated. Many celebrate it for their religious beliefs, and across Launceston you will usually find...
Rosie Cripps
Mar 17, 2021
Support your local literary festival
The Charles Causley Trust is getting ready to launch its 2021 Causley Festival of Arts and Literature in July. Since 2010, the Causley...
Rosie Cripps
Mar 16, 2021
An Exciting Year to Come!
Lanson, as you know already, here at Launceston Life we like to get fully stuck in with the community. Our passion and drive comes from...
Rosie Cripps
Mar 9, 2021
Launceston Foodbank: Here to help!
Like many other charities, Launceston Foodbank’s main focus throughout the current pandemic has been to remain open and continue...
Rosie Cripps
Mar 3, 2021
WATCH Causley and Launceston BBC footage - exclusive!
How fantastic was it to catch Launceston on Rick Stein’s Cornwall in the new year? In an episode of the series, Rick Stein visited...
Rosie Cripps
Feb 23, 2021
Forest for Launceston finds forever homes for over 500 Cornish Oak trees
A big part of the Forest for Launceston’s aim is to improve the town’s biodiversity, and encourage more planting and wildlife into the...
Rosie Cripps
Feb 18, 2021
North Cornwall Dance Festival set to wow online audiences
The 4th North Cornwall Dance Festival is taking place this week via a live stream, having started on Wednesday 17th and continuing to...
Rosie Cripps
Jan 27, 2021
Update from the Orchard Centre
The Orchard Centre is still holding the following support groups, in line with Government Guidance they can still operate. Dementia...
Rosie Cripps
Jan 27, 2021
Getting fit in lockdown
With all this time at home, it can be difficult to get up and keep moving. In a time where our sofa - or bed - has become our best...
Rosie Cripps
Jan 20, 2021
Key shortcuts to get you through working from home
Now that we're deep into Lockdown 3.0 and home schooling is the norm, we realise all too well how infuriating computers can be - Internet...
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