NEWSWAVE

Join our reporter Tom Howe for NEWSWAVE, your weekly rundown of the top stories happening across St Austell and surrounding areas.

In the latest episode, we talk Lions Club of St Austell with James Mathers and explore how you or your good cause could be the next lucky recipient of their ongoing funding campaigns.

We’ll also discuss caring for your wellbeing, getting active and making the most of our breath-taking scenery around St Austell Bay. That’s with Kirsty King, founder of Wild, Wonder and Wisdom CIC.

There’s a report from Truro Cathedral too, which fell silent as various organisations around Cornwall came together to mark Holocaust Memorial Day at a Candle Lighting Ceremony in late January.

Plus, we join AFC St Austell for their special Celebration Day events, marking the lives and impact of two of the club's favourite sons - Mike Bickle and Jimmy Dent - as well as covering the win that took the team top of South West Peninsula Premier West.

Finally, we stop by Clay County Cat Care at Goonamarris to see how they are supporting cats in the community.

If you live or work in the St Austell area and have a news story for us, contact [email protected]. 

Join our reporter Tom Howe for NEWSWAVE, your weekly rundown of the top stories happening across St Austell and surrounding areas.

In the latest episode, we discuss an exciting new activity and education opportunity for people of all ages with Richard Nunn of Matt Fiddes Martial Arts School, as well as hearing from English middleweight boxing champion, the #NewquayBomb himself, Brad Pauls.

Plus, we hear from local sporting personality Neil Slateford about the epic fundraising challenges that he's taking on in aid of Pancreatic Cancer UK and from Martin Duff of Network Rail, as they prepare to decommission a trio of Victorian signal boxes across mid-Cornwall.

If you live or work in the St Austell area and have a news story for us, contact [email protected]. 

In the latest episode, we talk falling in love with reading with Simon Pollard of the St Austell Festival of Children's Literature and hear from co-manager Bradley Richardson, on why he wasn’t completely happy with St Blazey AFC’s 4-2 win over Oldland Abbotonians last weekend.

Plus, we check on the incredible fundraising journey of local women Sam Houston and Cornwall Air Ambulance Trust, and explore what’s on at Cornwall Neighbourhoods for Change this month with Emma Wooderson. 

If that’s not enough, we also discuss reducing waste and promoting sustainability with Peter Blenard of the excellent St Austell Repair Cafe.

If you live or work in the St Austell area and have a news story for us, contact [email protected]. 

In the latest episode, we talk life changing events with Richard Gray of A Band of Brothers and how it is that you might be able to safeguard the future of Lostwithiel Community Centre, with Kirsty Mitchell.

Plus, we explore imminent changes to waste and recycling collections in mid-Cornwall with Councillor Carol Mould, as well as speaking again to Chris Gardner at Helping Children of Ukraine about how you can support those affected by the ongoing conflict in the country.

If that’s not enough, we’ve also got an interview with Alfie Flack, captain of local village football club, Sticker AFC on the back of their one nil win against Bodmin Town last weekend and Richard Jenrick about fundraising for Children’s Hospice South West.

If you live or work in the St Austell area and have a news story for us, contact [email protected]. 

Join our reporter Tom Howe for NEWSWAVE, your weekly rundown of the top stories happening across St Austell and surrounding areas.

 In the latest episode, we talk sea swimming, carol singing and bell ringing with John Yelland of Mad Hatter Sports Events. 

Plus, we grill contestant Ivan Brett on the return of BBC's psychological, adventure show - The Traitors - as well as telling the incredible story of local woman Sam Houston and her incredible fundraising efforts in aid of Cornwall Air Ambulance.

If you live or work in the St Austell area and have a news story for us, contact [email protected]. 

On this episode of NEWSWAVE, CHAOS Radio reporter Tom Howe talks kickboxing with Sam Hawkins, finds out all about Cornwall Neighbourhoods for Change (CN4C) from Emma Wooderson, and catches up with the gang at CHAOS at Eden! Ellie Plummer from Re-Engage chats about the issues facing over 75s right here in Cornwall.
This week, it was also the 15th birthday of White River Cinema, and Will Burt is here to tell us more! 

If you live or work in the St Austell area and have a news story for us, contact [email protected]. 

Join Tom Howe for NEWSWAVE, your weekly run down of all the top stories happening across St Austell and surrounding areas.

In the latest episode, take a trip back in time with Jimmy James of Bodmin and Wenford Railway, explore the world of tech with Caitlin Gould of TECwomen CIC and learn about the Benefact Group's Movement for Good campaign with Chris Pitt.

Plus, hear from the West Country Women Award's Inspirational Leader of the Year, Emily Tisshaw, and hear how you can support Helping Children of Ukraine CIC with Chris Gardner.

If you live or work in the St Austell area and have a news story for us, contact [email protected]. 

Join our reporter Tom Howe for NEWSWAVE as he gives us a run down of all the top stories happening in St Austell this week!  Discover the latest on festive delights from The Cornish Larder, stay informed about updates to Cornwall's waste and recycling program, indulge in sports updates with Eric Perez and Paul Wotton of Truro City Football Club, and gain insights from Volunteer Cornwall's Joey Cross. Plus, lighten the mood with some Christmas cracker jokes from Bruce Dessau.

If you live or work in the St Austell area and have a news story for us, contact [email protected]. 

In this episode we hear from Simon York from Kernow Football Alliance, Emily Tisshaw from Georgia's Voice, Lynné Raubenheimer from Tunnel of Lights in Charlestown,  Alice Walker from Studio 4 Dance and Sam Smith from Cornwall College. 

If you live or work in the St Austell area and have a news story for us, contact [email protected].