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    • Closure order issued at North Road, Holsworthy
      Police have been granted a closure order at four multi-occupancy houses on North Road, numbers 19 to 22. This is the first of its kind in the area following repeated complaints of anti-social behaviour, arson with intent to endanger life and an alleged attempted murder at the properties. The closure order, which is the biggest […]
    • Assault in Brixham
      Police are currently investigating a vicious assault which happened near Sharkham Point car park in Brixham on Tuesday 19 June. At approximately 8.10pm police received a report of a violent attack on a 53-year-old woman whilst she was out walking her dogs. The woman was walking in the Lane towards Sharkham Point car park, when […]
    • Serious collision, Hayle
      Police are appealing for witnesses following a serious collision in Hayle. Emergency services were called to the A30 at Loggans in Hayle following reports of a serious collision at around 2.30pm on Tuesday 19 June. The incident involved a Ford Transit commercial panel van and a BMW 5 Series. As a result of the collision, a […]
    • FOUND: Missing girls, Plymouth
      Mia Fifield and Victoria Januskeviciute who were missing from Plymouth have both been located safe and well. We thank the public for their assistance.
    • Do you know an outstanding police volunteer?
      The Home Office is looking for nominations for the prestigious national Lord Ferrers Awards, which recognise outstanding contributions to volunteering in policing. The awards are open to a wide range of policing volunteers across ten individual and team categories, recognising the commitment and dedication shown by special constables, police support volunteers, volunteer police cadets and […]
    • Plymouth man jailed for the manslaughter of his six month old son.
      A man from Plymouth has been jailed for manslaughter after shaking his baby, causing fatal injuries. Lee Sweet, aged 26 from Stoke, Plymouth, initially denied any assault on his son Ruben Sweet-Harris, but following an extensive police investigation, Sweet later pleaded guilty. Today, Mr Sweet has been jailed for five years four months years for […]
    • Man charged in connection to Plymouth robberies
      Police have charged a man in connection to two armed robberies in Plymouth. Police were called at 10pm Monday 18 June with reports of an armed man threatening staff at the Co-Op store in Mutley, Plymouth. A second armed robbery took place at the Spar store on North Hill at around 3:35am on Tuesday 19 June. […]
    • Three men guilty of robbery
      Three men have today, Monday 18 June, been sentenced at Plymouth Crown Court to 11 years and nine months for robbery at a Plymouth shop. Philip Hogan, aged 31 from Devonport, Mahammed Rahman, aged 35 from Devonport, and Mark Barker, aged 34 from Devonport, all pleaded guilty to robbery of a Kwik store on Albert Road […]
    • Fatal collision, A361 South Molton
      A 21-year-old man from Bideford has died following a serious collision on the A361 at South Molton on Monday 18 June. Police were notified at around 11.40am to reports of a collision between three cars near Ash Mill on the North Devon link road. Fire and the Air Ambulance services were also called to the scene. […]
    • Officers recognised for outstanding policing
      Police officers from across Exeter, East and Mid Devon were recognised for their professionalism, dedication, outstanding investigation and bravery recently. Among them were officers who’s diligence helped convict three members of a dangerous criminal group. They were sentenced to a total of 61 years imprisonment for the rape and GBH of vulnerable people and for […]

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    • St Keverne Bakery owner pleads guilty to food hygiene offences
      The owner of St Keverne Bakery has been ordered to pay more than £6,000 after pleading guilty to a string of food hygiene offences.During the hearing at Truro Magistrates Court on Monday (18 June), Simon Phillips pleaded guilty to six food hygiene offences including failing to have adequate procedures in place to control pests; placing […]
    • Pupils across Cornwall attending Promoting Active Democracy Loudly Awards at County Hall, Truro
      The voices of almost 200 pupils from 28 primary and secondary schools across Cornwall will be ringing out at County Hall in Truro at 9.45am on Friday 22 June when their school councils will be recognised for their work in promoting democracy. The children will be welcomed to County Hall by Vice Chairman Hilary Frank, […]
    • Safer Penzance increases presence in town in response to concerns about anti-social behaviour
      Anti-social behaviour workers will be increasing patrols in Penzance and police are set to hold drop in sessions in the town centre following concerns raised by the local community.During this week's public meeting in Penzance, members of the local community voiced concerns about street drinking and anti-social behaviour, as well as drug paraphernalia discarded in […]
    • Cabinet agrees to buy two strategic sites to deliver more homes for the people of Cornwall
      More homes for local people in Newquay and Launceston have moved a step forward today, when Cornwall Council Cabinet members agreed to buy two strategic sites which could deliver 675 new homes.The sites will be purchased under the Council’s Housing Development Programme (HDP). Agreed earlier this year, the HDP will see the Council investing up […]
    • New levy will raise extra funds for Cornwall’s communities
      Cornwall Council’s Cabinet today agreed to recommend a new levy on commercial development, which will raise extra funds to pay for the facilities needed to help communities across Cornwall.The Cabinet voted to recommend that the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) is introduced, to apply to planning applications that are approved from 1 January 2019. The Levy will raise funds from […]
    • Wadebridge and Padstow Community Network Panel celebrates Community Chest grants
      There’s a chance for people in the Wadebridge and Padstow area to learn more about how Community Chest grants have benefited their area at the Wadebridge and Padstow Community Network Panel annual general meeting on Thursday 28 June. The meeting takes place at 6.30pm in Egloshayle Pavilion, Wadebridge.  The agenda and more information about the […]
    • Full Council to debate proposal to purchase land at Langarth Farm
      Cabinet at their meeting today have agreed that a proposal that the Council purchases a development site at Langarth Farm in Truro so that the Council can take the lead in its development, should be referred to full Council for a final decision. The Cabinet agreed in principle at their meeting last month (02 May 2018) […]
    • Step closer for ambitious plans for the future of parking in Cornwall for the benefit of communities, the environment and local economies
      Ambitious long term plans for the future of parking in Cornwall - including a £2.1m investment into improving technology in car parks - have today been given the green light by Cornwall's Cabinet.The Positive Parking Framework for Cornwall sets out a range of measures which will be put in place to make significant improvements into […]
    • Truro City Council celebrates taking over the ownership of Zeb’s Youth Café
      Zeb’s Youth Café will get a new lease of life following the handover of the ownership and management to Truro City Council. The handover from Cornwall Council will help secure the future of youth services for local young people. Formerly known as Zebedee’s Café, the building in Truro’s Leats has been a youth centre for […]
    • Cornwall Council and Suez Celebrate Official Opening of Cornwall Energy Recovery Centre
      Representatives of Cornwall Council and SUEZ recycling and recovery UK (SUEZ), were joined by local community representatives on Friday to celebrate the official opening of the Cornwall Energy Recovery Centre in St Dennis.The facility, which became fully operational in March 2017, is part of a network of facilities that together effectively manages household waste from […]

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    • Brexit is still a mess. ANOTHER REFERENDUM PLEASE
      The EU and Government cant get it together. The people need to act again. They now have better information. We are all beginning to realize we voted for something that cant work. Nobody can make their minds up. Its costing the country millions in loss trade research and development. The government are in turmoil The […]
    • Does online social Media such as Facebook need controlling
      It is time we all realized we are wasting our time and life using social media. Some people do not have the understanding of it and what it is doing to them. Children should be banned from using it until at least aged 18. Most children cant handle it and are getting abused using it. […]
    • People’s Vote campaign
      PRESS RELEASE Home News Launch of the new national People’s Vote campaign https://www.open-britain.co.uk/ Post published: April 15, 2018 After the biggest ever Day of Action by anti-Brexit campaigners on Saturday, with over 300 events across the country, today [Sunday] sees the national launch of the campaign for a People’s Vote on the final Brexit deal. […]
    • Brexit-We have no chance in sorting this out
      The government and the country is clearly split on Brexit. We are therefore struggling to sort out an agreement with The EU.. This will not be good for The UK or The EU. So where do we go. The financial data appears to show. If we leave there is not much to gain. Plus it […]
    • Second Referendum is our only hope
      The Election failed to show us any way forward.We are now in a worse situation. We have to reconsider our situation and ask the public to reconsider their situation NOW before we negotiate with the EU We need to have another referendum. We also need to state on the voting document If we vote out […]
    • Brexit is still not looking well
      The government seem to be doing what governments are good at. Do every thing the population do not want. Most people probably voted out because the EU would not listen and would not put some control over immigration. I say control I do not mean preventing or creating state registers. I agree Human rights also […]
    • SECURITY ISSUES
      Most of the cameras installed in UK government sites appear to be made in China. Its time the orders were given to a company that is UK based. Hinkley Point Power Station the other issue- Will it ever get built maybe The Government takes that view. We will see how we get on with the […]
    • The UK Now
      Our main focus should be to deal with Brexit The panic is over and we appear to have calmed down. Everything is geared to EU finance or put it another way our finance that goes to the EU. We need to re structure all this so it works for us. We appear to be floating […]
    • Need some ACTION
      We are slowing the momentum of Brexit and its creating uncertain times for us and Europe. We now need to restore the economy before it dives. Reduce VAT to 15% Scrap NEW Stamp Duty Increases and Buy to Let extra Stamp Duty Charges. Start a National Council House Building Project. Offer building and development grants […]
    • Are things looking good
      Sounds like property prices are moving up again after Brexit and Osborne’s war on Buy to Lets., We might be able to keep the Chinese out of our Nuclear Power stations ie with the failure in France similar production the American Problem and the Australian Problem. Brexit seems to be going into the slow lane.Not […]

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