Remember, remember… to keep an eye out for local wildlife this November!
Wrapping up and gathering around a crackling bonfire on 5th November might be fun for us - but it’s important to spare a thought for the...
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Rosie Cripps
- Sep 8, 2022
An update from the Forest for Launceston project
It’s been a long time in the making, but we are delighted to hear the Forest For Launceston is progressing well and the team are in the...
Rosie Cripps
- Sep 1, 2021
Look out for hedgehogs this autumn
With autumn and winter approaching, we may not be spending as much time sat in the garden, but you may find a couple of prickly visitors...
Rosie Cripps
- Jul 8, 2021
Ready, Set, Go! Wesley's success in karting championships
A twelve year old from Boyton has been seeing success after success after competing in numerous kart races. Wesley Coombs, 12 from...
Rosie Cripps
- Jul 2, 2021
Let’s Get Naked Refill to open in Launceston this Saturday!
People in Launceston will be able to change the way they shop with the introduction of a new refill shop in the town centre. Let’s Get...
Rosie Cripps
- Jun 2, 2021
Calling all potential tree wardens and tree enthusiasts
Are you passionate about increasing the number of trees and boosting biodiversity in the local area? Do you have some spare time on your...
Rosie Cripps
- May 28, 2021
Things to do in Launceston over the bank holiday
Here we are again - another bank holiday! With restrictions eased from 17th May, and the weather FINALLY brightening up, it looks like we...
Rosie Cripps
- May 5, 2021
Could you be a Sterts trustee?
Sterts Arts & Environmental Centre, also known as Sterts Theatre, is a registered charity. Thanks to a great deal of hard work by the two...
Rosie Cripps
- May 5, 2021
Launceston Life to publish Launceston's very own summer guide
We have been very busy here at Launceston Life, planning and producing new material to put out into the community. One such project we...
Rosie Cripps
- May 5, 2021
Keep your eyes on the post!
It’s official! Your next Launceston Life is in the works! We’ve got plenty of news, local business adverts and a new competition coming...
Rosie Cripps
- May 5, 2021
Calling Launceston businesses
Want to make the most out of your summer? You don’t have to travel far for it - why not head into Launceston, gather some items from the...
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
- Apr 1, 2021
Easter: What it means to us
Easter has always been widely celebrated. Many celebrate it for their religious beliefs, and across Launceston you will usually find...
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...
Rosie Cripps
- Mar 16, 2021
An Exciting Year to Come!
Lanson, as you know already, here at Launceston Life we like to get fully stuck in with the community. Our passion and drive comes from...
Rosie Cripps
- Mar 16, 2021
Why Devon and Cornwall's 'biggest' estate agent is so excited about the local property market
We are lucky to live in one of the most beautiful parts of the South West, between the stunning coasts and the majestic Moors, with...
Rosie Cripps
- Mar 11, 2021
Sterts receives funding boost to make facilities accessible to all!
Sterts Theatre is delighted to have received new grant funding, which means new facilities will be made accessible to all! Sterts Theatre...
Rosie Cripps
- Mar 9, 2021
What's On at Comical Entertainment?
As lockdown eases over the coming months, we are delighted to share some fantastic shows that are set to take place this year thanks to...
Rosie Cripps
- Mar 9, 2021
Launceston Foodbank: Here to help!
Like many other charities, Launceston Foodbank’s main focus throughout the current pandemic has been to remain open and continue...
Rosie Cripps
- Feb 23, 2021
Forest for Launceston finds forever homes for over 500 Cornish Oak trees
A big part of the Forest for Launceston’s aim is to improve the town’s biodiversity, and encourage more planting and wildlife into the...
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