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Blend 71: Truro’s coolest underground lunch stop
From the cobbles of Lemon Street into an underground tube stop; Blend 71 captures the city chic and asserts itself as the definitive...
...read moreStewart Lee – Carpet Remnant World: at HFC
“If I was Cornish, I wouldn’t like the English either, after what we have done to you; we destroyed the tin industry, made smuggling...
...read moreThe Old Grammar School
Don your blazer, quiff your hair and prepare to sip away on quirky cocktails in the fabulously styled Old Grammar School in Truro. A...
...read moreA great Cornish institution: Skinner’s Brewery
It’s a man’s world: the smells, the beards, the brewing kit, the devout following. We’re talking ale, but not just any old ale,...
...read moreMid Life Crisis: Signature Facial at Lindsay Cowley
(alcohol units 0 (it is 11.30am) cigarettes 2, black coffees 4, calories 371 (mostly all of a Starbucks Rise and Shine muffin, bar the...
...read moreCornwall Food & Drink’s Cornish Challenge
By hook or by crook I have managed to bag an invite to the final of the Cornish Challenge on Monday 6th February; and I am seriously...
...read moreChristmas Market Countdown: Padstow & Newlyn
You may be feeling a little bah humbug – and I am desperately trying not to let any Grinch creep into these Christmas posts pre...
...read moreMartin Harley Band at The Old Grammar School
On Sunday 11th December the uber talented Martin Harley Band are playing an intimate gig at The Old Grammar School. Tickets are £8 and...
...read moreUneeka: A lifestyle made fair
I have mentally added Jen to my ‘friends list’ for her great ability to satisfy my interior whims. There have been several occasions...
...read moreLe Creperie: A romantic rendez-vous
Despite the controversy surrounding Tilly Mint vs Baker Tom and his vindication of the scone, British revival has been subverted by the...
...read moreCheers to Beers: Celtic Beer Festival
Torch Bearer, Podium, St Awesome City and even a Bucket of Blood…..I don’t recall beer moniker being encouraged or even offered as a...
...read moreIndaba: City vs Beach
Gorgeously gourmet-esque fish dish delish, seasonal, ethical, local; but should I go cosmopolitan in the city? Or chill out on the...
...read moreBustophers Bistro & Bar: Truro
Bustophers and I have a long history, right back to a time when homemade burgers were a little bit special and wine bars were the...
...read morePole Dancing
Paris and the Moulin Rouge, Middle Eastern belly dancing, American burlesque, Gypsy Lee Rose and the travelling circus: pole dancing...
...read moreClandestine Cake Club
A club of cake lovers meeting in a secret location; eating, gossiping and swapping cake bake horror stories:...
...read more125 Years of Wimbledon – Tennis at Malpas
Every year as Wimbledon approaches I get very into tennis. This year is 125 years of Wimbledon, and what better time to get fired up...
...read moreCornish Food Festival Fun
I could describe myself as a ‘foodie’, but that’s really just a synonym for ‘greedy’. In any case, where else would I be on a...
...read moreWIN ‘AFTERNOON TEA FOR TWO’ AT BUSTOPHERS BAR & BISTRO: COMPETITION
“There are few hours in life more agreeable than the hour dedicated to the ceremony known as afternoon tea.” [Henry James]. Spot on...
...read moreTilly Mint Bakery: Truro
According to The Independent Tilly Mint has shut down... we at GCG know this is a big error! Tilly Mint and scrumptious cupcakes are...
...read moreGravy Boesti
My date is all gravy sitting beneath the huge skylight, romance twinkling, classical music singing, and delicious smells wafting around....
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