NEWSWAVE - Lights, Advice, Action!

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 join Will Burt, manager of St Austell’s White River Cinema, which has become the first in the South West to introduce cutting-edge smart glasses technology, making film more accessible than ever for the hard of hearing community.

We check in with Charlie Furness, an energy adviser from Community Energy Plus, who, with prices rising from the 1st October, discusses practical tips, support options, and advice on how best to prepare for the months ahead.

As well as that, we take a trip to the brand new Lifehouse Community Hub in Truro, a purpose-built, fully accessible space next to All Saints Highertown Church.

We hear from Cornish residents, Martin and Sarah Fowler, who have released a brand new album created especially for Cornwall…

…and we welcome artists András Droppa and Jacob Terry, alongside owner of the Palladium Club Ben Nigh, who have come together to co-found Pally Records – a new record label which aims to provide a local and accessible platform for artists.

If you live or work in the St Austell area and have a news story for us, contact news@chaos.radio.