Staff at The Cornish Times are working hard from our home offices to produce your local weekly paper with all the news, pictures, advice and information you look forward to reading.

You’ll find the latest edition in the shops today – and we’ll be coming out on a Thursday just for the time being due to changes brought by the coronavirus situation.

Today’s paper leads with the story of a local family company – grandfather, son and grandson – working flat out to produce much-needed medical equipment from their workshop in Pensilva.

We bring you news of a Looe couple stuck in the Philippines and a Liskeard woman who’s flown out to Gibraltar to help in the fight aganst the epidemic there.

Communities all around South East Cornwall continue to support each other with volunteer schemes and we’ve got information about what’s been happening in some of the different towns – including grants made available by Liskeard Town Council to enable organisations to get help where its needed quickly.

There’s so much positive happening in South East Cornwall and we’re happy to highlight a music studio’s initiative to connect people through a new radio station, and train youngsters to broadcast their own shows.

New in this week’s edition is a four-page Sports pull out focusing on the achievements and plans of clubs around the district – a great read for everyone with photos to enjoy.

Looking to Farming there’s a page about the Royal Cornwall Show which is preparing for a new date later in the year – and the impact of the coronavirus on the one-day shows around the county.

This week’s edition also contains Easter messages from the Bishop of Truro and Archdeacon of Bodmin, guidance on what help is available for businesses, and listings of local companies and traders still busy supplying and delivering duirng the lockdown.

We’ve also got your favourite sections like the wonderful Nature Watch with Ray Roberts, Motoring, Puzzles and TV - and you’ll want to try this week’s recipe for a delicious treat over the Easter weekend.

Look for your Cornish Times – out in the shops today!