Cornwall Businnes

The historic Old Ferry Inn, in the Cornish village of Bodinnick that was home to author Daphne du Maurier, is set for a new chapter after being sold off a guide price of just over £1 million.

Self-catering specialist, Beach Retreats, reopened for guests this week, anticipating the busiest year in its 12-year history.

Employers across Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly are being invited to an online event next week about how they can support the over-50s in the workplace with a ‘Mid-Life MOT’.

A survey of 650 businesses based in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly has revealed how they have embraced change during the coronavirus pandemic.

A new concept for Cornwall’s digital and tech businesses is set to launch this spring.

An independent herbery business in Cornwall has received a Start Up Loan to help propel the business forwards. 

The director of a Falmouth digital marketing agency has been shortlisted in two categories of the South West Business and Community Awards.

Cornish printing company TJ Books has struck a new alliance with Southampton-based Hobbs the Printers. This new working partnership means that if either operation was to be disrupted by an unforeseen event, such as a Covid-19 outbreak, a print job could be easily transferred to the other partner, ensuring minimal delay for the client. The […]

Cornish wholesale giftware company Puckator is combating post-Brexit trading concerns by opening a European distribution centre.

Cornish broadband provider, Wildanet, is getting under way on the multi-million-pound roll out of its new broadband network across the county.

Future Focus is inviting business leaders to listen to a globally-renowned expert on future trends, deciphering the signs, and innovation on the planet, economy, self and culture.

Marine-i has agreed to support a year-long research programme to identify the potential for wave, tidal and floating wind technologies to be deployed around the Isles of Scilly. It is expected that this will lead to long-term economic, societal and environmental benefits for the communities living on the islands. The project will build a new […]

Close to two thirds (58%) of small businesses expect their performance to improve this quarter, and fewer than one in three (31%) expect theirs will worsen, according to the latest FSB study of almost 1,700 business owners. With trading restrictions easing across England and Wales today (April 12), the business group reports that its UK […]

Truro School has recorded its highest rate of admissions in ten years resulting in a spike in recruitment.

A businessman whose long and distinguished career on the world stage has included regular meetings with national and international heads of state, has joined British Lithium as a non-executive director.

Expert speakers from various sectors are sharing their insights on how skills and support can help businesses in the region recover post pandemic at an event later this month.

Three popular Cornwall holiday parks have been acquired by national operator Park Holidays UK.

An indie games studio from Falmouth University’s Launchpad is releasing its first game on the Nintendo Switch.

The reopening of a café – a year after closing due to lockdown – could mark a milestone in Cornwall's drive towards a 'circular economy' with little or no waste.

Disabled people are being given the opportunity once again to experience the exhilaration of powerboating, as restrictions ease from April 12.