George recently met Cornwall Council to discuss their new "Product of Cornwall" scheme.  It seeks to build and extend the long running "Made in Cornwall" scheme which recognises local Cornish manufacturers.

George recently attended Camborne Show. The show is an opportunity to celebrate Camborne’s rural heritage, and attendance has been very high in recent years.

This year's Gwinear Show took place at a slightly later date than in previous years. The show continues to be a great success, with events ranging from show jumping and gymkhana to a companion dog show and a variety of trade stands.

The General Election on 8th June 2017 saw George Eustice re-elected as the Member of Parliament for Camborne, Redruth and Hayle.

George recently visited Carn Brea Leisure Centre to discuss an upcoming refurbishment project. Funding has been secured from Sport England to refurbish the swimming pool and deliver other maintenance and improvements.

Local Conservative candidate George Eustice welcomed Karen Bradley, Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport earlier this month.        

George Eustice recently met with fishermen and local Conservative candidate Derek Thomas at Newlyn, to discuss the future of the fishing industry.

This week, George met Rosemary Hereford who was celebrating her 104th birthday.

Rosemary was made a Cornish Bard for her exceptional talent as a musician. Many local residents have fond memories of music lessons with Rosemary.

George Eustice has officially opened The Optoelectronic Manufacturing Corporation (UK) Ltd’s (OMC) new factory at Candela House on the Cardrew Industrial Estate, Redruth.

George Eustice MP has welcomed the news that the Royal Cornwall Hospital Treliske’s A&E department will be benefiting from an additional £1 Million A&E capital funding.