What are /r/Cornwall's favorite Products & Services?

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For socialising I recommend meetup.com and the young ramblers. Never been to either of them in cornwall, but have elsewhere when moving to a new place. I currently run a fairly large group in the midlands and it's really good.

If its for your wife's job I would definitely ask for a accurate speed test to be done, not just rely on the "average for the area".

The last place I lived was roughly 2 miles from where I am now, over there it would take me 2-3 FULL days to download a big game etc.

Now I have FTTP and this is the result I just got lol https://www.speedtest.net/result/9841085912.png

Good luck on the move if it happens :)

Cornwall Mobility provide free room hire for charities up at the hospital. Parking is available and they're handy for the buses.

https://www.cornwallmobility.co.uk/how-we-help/information-advice-and-training/conference-room-hire

Closer to the city centre, rooms are available from the Lifetime Therapy Centre in Lemon Street at £10/50 mins.

https://calendly.com/lifetime-space/all-available-rooms?back=1&month=2020-01

Good luck!

Local jobs and using local produce. Good luck to them, even if they are owned by a northern business. It does say factory food in the title. Though admittedly I wouldn't personally want a pasty made with mince? But then the £1 frozen Rowes pasties I get from Scorse are made by a spanish hedge fund, so it goes. https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m000h3mc/inside-the-factory-series-5-6-pasties

I thought you could fly from Dublin to Newquay now? *Ah says for 2017 sorry, down the M5 then to the A361, finally A39. Bude is a bit awkward to get to.

http://www.rome2rio.com/ is a great site for things like that.

I should really raid my Dad's photo/postcard collection of North Cornwall for you all at some point.

He has contributed to a few books over the years and had one of his own published some years back that you can get on Amazon. Its a tiny fraction of his whole collection....

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/075242632X/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_i_upQNEb3QTCEVX

I've found the really helpful app "EasyThesis" in the play store last week. Look here for lot of good tips to write a well-organised and convincing thesis and also how to find reliable sources:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.perpetuum.easythesis