November 9 at Franchis Farm based on the Helston to Redruth Road near Wheal Dream restaurant. As in previous show years, the committee have been working hard behind the scenes to prepare for show day ...

The Kardashians star recently posted a sweet selection of videos featuring her two young children, True, six, and Tatum, two, along with her niece Dream Kardashian, seven, who was sporting a wrist ...

A few miles further is the character harbour town of Penzance where there is a wide range of amenities and facilities whilst, to the east, is Helston which also provides the services of a major town ...

A Disney World employee fired in June was arrested last week and accused of hacking into menu-creation software used by the company’s restaurants to falsely show certain food items didn’t ...

Michael Scheuer, a former menu production manager at Disney has been charged with orchestrating a sophisticated series of cyberattacks spanning from June to September 2024 against his former employer.

Inflation-battered diners are putting aside less time and money for extravagant chefs’ tasting menus – leading many Big Apple restaurants to ditch the pricey concept in favor of a la carte ...

What started as a solution to a logistical problem has now become a brand-new launderette for one Helston woman. Gemma Wilkinson, 31 who has lived in Helston all of her life, is now the proud owner of ...

Let’s play a game: What do you think of when you think of Martha Stewart? Her unlikely friendship with Snoop Dogg? A pre-#tradwife trad wife? A daytime television personality who served jail ...

Only 36% of voters still believe the American Dream is attainable, according to a 2023 Wall Street Journal/NORC survey. This figure is decidedly lower than other pollster findings in similar surveys.

Georgia's ruling Georgian Dream party won Saturday's parliamentary election, receiving more than 54% of the vote, the Central Electoral Commission said on Sunday. The result is a setback for those ...

“It’s everywhere you want to be.” That was the tag-line of an advertising campaign launched for Visa credit cards in the 1980s. The slogan works equally well for the US dollar, despite a lot ...