Spyrys Heyl

14/10/2026

✨ Something new is heading for the sky over Newquay this November, and it isn't a firework.
One of the town's busiest nights of the year is trying something it's never done before, and the organisers say it's all inspired by Cornwall 〓〓
Here's what's planned 👇
https://cornishstuff.com/newquay/newquay-fireworks-return-with-hundreds-of-drones-in-the-sky/

08/08/2026

29/07/2026

08/07/2026

A prominent Australian-themed sports bar is no more.

The Walkabout in Newquay, which overlooks Towan beach, has changed hands 👀

The pub has been acquired by Healeys Cyder, home of the famous Rattler C***r and will undergo a complete revamp and name change soon 🔥 🔥

The Rattler Beach House - the first dedicated Rattler bar - will open this summer in the year that Healeys celebrate their 40th Birthday.

Joe Healey, managing director of Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm, said: "Rattler has always been about bringing people together and celebrating everything that's great about Cornwall, so opening Rattler Beach House feels like a natural next step for the brand.

"We wanted to create somewhere relaxed, welcoming and full of character - somewhere you can head after the beach, meet your mates, enjoy great food, watch live sport and discover everything Rattler has to offer.

"Whether you're a Newquay local, spending the summer in Cornwall or just passing through, we can't wait to welcome you for an ice-cold Rattler by the sea."

06/07/2026

18/04/2026

The picture doesn't do the scale of this place justice

04/04/2026

The UK has one of the largest tidal ranges in the world and tides can rise several metres in just one hour. Tidal flow varies in speed too. This is something that catches people out every year, especially on unfamiliar beaches.
 
At Crantock, tides deserve extra respect and with spring tides coinciding with the Easter bank holiday weekend, conditions will be more extreme than usual.
 
Here’s what to know:
 
• Tides can change fast – areas that feel wide and safe at low tide can disappear quickly
• The Gannel Estuary is particularly dangerous before and after high tide, water rushes in and out at speed
• Strong currents aren’t always obvious – especially on calm-looking days. In fact, apparently calm water can actually be caused by a rip current.
• Risk of being cut off – sandbanks, estuary crossings and exit routes can vanish on big tides
• Storms and swell increase the danger making water faster and less predictable
• Winter = no lifeguard patrols – you need to manage your own safety
 
Before heading out:
 
✔️ Check tide times
✔️ Plan your route and exit
✔️ Avoid crossing the estuary near high tide
✔️ If unsure, turn back early
 
Tides are powerful, fascinating and unforgiving if underestimated. A quick tide check can make the difference between a great day out and a dangerous situation.
 
If someone (or a furry friend) gets cut off or into trouble: Do not enter the water to try and rescue them. You put yourself at serious risk and may become another casualty.
Instead, call 999 and ask for the Coastguard. They are trained and equipped to respond safely.

16/03/2026

Cosy corners inside or tables overlooking the Gannel outside.

Perfect for intimate catch-ups or gathering with friends and family.

💻 Book your table on our website.