Penrith Park is bidding farewell as it prepares for redevelopment, with many locals reflecting on the emotional significance of the venue that has hosted countless memories over decades. Despite the upgrades promised in the new stadium, fans feel that the unique atmosphere and nostalgia of the original venue cannot be replicated. Meanwhile, Tweed residents are gearing up for local council elections on September 14, with 45 candidates vying for various positions, while Penrith City Council also faces its own elections, with some wards unopposed due to candidate nomination issues. The elections are crucial as they will shape the future of local governance in both regions. In Penzance East, a by-election will be held on October 24 to fill a casual vacancy, highlighting ongoing electoral activities across local councils. Residents are encouraged to participate in these elections to ensure their voices are heard.