Bodmin Voice
The Bodmin Voice covers the Camel Valley, ranging from Cornwall’s ancient capital to Padstow and Wadebridge.
The paper offers the standard Voice combination of hyper-local news, Cornwall-wide coverage and a host of fascinating magazine-style features.
Warren Wilkins leads coverage of the communities, and can be contacted on warren.wilkins@voicenewspapers.co.uk
Local businesses can get their message to local readers on pages dedicated to the specific area at extra-value prices.
Columnists include North Cornwall MP Scott Mann with a weekly update on how affairs in Parliament are affecting Bodmin and the Camel Valley.
Bodmin Moor blogger Fred Knobbit is a popular contributor, and you can get glimpses of fascinating aspects of Bodmin’s past through Barrie Doney’s photographic collection.
Our recent issues have included everything from looks at plans for the future of Bodmin’s town centre to concerts by local organisations.
Our sports pages cover the community’s endeavours, including the fortunes of Bodmin Town in the South West Peninsula League.
And our chief photographer Paul Williams is out and about covering events in the areas.
Please get in touch with us through Warren or our contact address, news@voicenewspapers.co.uk to get involved with the Bodmin Voice.
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Providing hyper-local news and sport for each of the following areas Bodmin, Heartlands, Liskeard, Newquay, Penzance, Saltash, St Austell and Truro.
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Who we are
The Voice newspaper series is a hub for communities across Cornwall.
We are 100% committed to print - a reliable, trusted and safe way to keep up with all the news from where you live, share achievements, concerns and celebrations.
We provide readers and advertisers with an alternative to the ever-changing, transient world of the internet - a return to traditional values which prioritise community, stability and reliability above clickbait and “fake news”.