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Rosie Cripps
- Sep 14
Launceston’s proclamation of His Majesty King Charles III’s reign
On Sunday, 11th September, Launceston Town Council and local dignitaries gathered at various locations in the town to deliver an...
Rosie Cripps
- Sep 14
Welcoming royalty to Launceston over the years
Launceston is steeped in history and tradition, so it is no surprise that many historical figures and royalty have passed through the...
Rosie Cripps
- Sep 14
Looking back at King Charles III's recent visit to Launceston
In July, hundreds of people poured into Launceston to shake the hand of His Majesty King Charles III, then Prince Charles, Duke of...
Rosie Cripps
- Sep 13
A look back: Queen Elizabeth II's visits to Launceston over the years
It will come as no surprise that Her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II visited the historic town of Launceston twice in her lifetime. As we...
Rosie Cripps
- Sep 13
Mayor and deputy mayor pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II
The Mayor and Deputy Mayor of Launceston have paid tribute and expressed their sympathies to the Royal family, following the loss of Her...
Rosie Cripps
- Aug 11
Take a step back in time at Dingles Fairground Museum
Here at Launceston Life we absolutely love exploring local heritage and history, and we were able to do just that at Dingles Fairground...
Rosie Cripps
- Aug 4
Artist gifts lockdown painting of Launceston to the community for new town trail
During the lockdowns of 2020, many of us found ourselves twiddling our thumbs while isolating. One local artist decided to put her talent...
Rosie Cripps
- Jun 15
Heritage Weekend returns this weekend!
People can discover more about Launceston’s past with the return of Heritage Weekend, taking place this Saturday and Sunday. Organised by...
Guest Author
- Apr 12
Launceston Town Brand project
When you think of Launceston, what immediately springs to mind? Do you feel the town projects an image of what it is truly like to live...
Rosie Cripps
- Apr 7
Dingles Fairground to reopen
The amazing and historic Dingles Fairground Museum is to reopen this Sunday, 10th April after a two year closure. Forced to close in...
Guest Author
- Mar 14
Learn Cornish with uTalk learning app
People in Cornwall can now learn all the Celtic languages still spoken today – including Cornish – from a single app! UK-based company...
Guest Author
- Jan 11
Charles Causley Trust to host bestselling author’s latest book launch with three-day event
British novelist and Sunday Times bestselling author, Patrick Gale, is set to launch his latest Book, Mother’s Boy, in a three-day event...
Rosie Cripps
- Dec 15, 2021
007 agent, film star and former Launceston College student - A look into the life of Roger Moore
Most people remember the late Sir Roger Moore as the effortlessly cool 007 agent James Bond, but many in our little community will also...
Rosie Cripps
- Dec 7, 2021
A story from Christmas past: From Lawrence House Museum
Here at Life, we are signed up to the Lawrence House Museum monthly newsletter, ‘The Carrier Pigeon’, and we just had to share this...
Rosie Cripps
- Sep 14, 2021
On your Doorstep: Launceston Castle
We are working on a new series where we tell you, our lovely readers, about local attractions and why you should visit: ‘On your...
Rosie Cripps
- Jun 29, 2021
The Evolution of Launceston High Street - Then and Now
When you’re out and about in town, do you ever stop, look up and wonder what our high street would have looked like 100 years ago?...
Rosie Cripps
- Jun 10, 2021
Launceston Town Band: Past, Present and Future
Here in Lanson, the local town band is ever present, its exuberant tunes familiar to all as they ring out across town during local events...
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
- 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...