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    • Drink OR drive this Christmas – you can’t do both
      Devon & Cornwall Police officers will be out and about in the run up to Christmas and New Year enforcing against anyone who is selfish or foolish enough to drive while under the influence of alcohol. Drivers will be breath tested if police think their driving has been impaired by consuming alcohol or drugs, if […]
    • Campaign to reduce inappropriate 999 calls
      Today (Wednesday 11 December), Devon & Cornwall Police have launched a campaign to help manage demand on their contact centre during the festive season. Every Christmas and New Year, calls to 999 increase and whilst a lot are genuine emergencies, many are not.  In November alone we have seen a 23% increase in 999 calls […]
    • Fatal Collision Exmouth
      Shortly before 4:45pm on Tuesday 10 December a single vehicle collision occurred in the car park of All Saints Church, Exeter Road, Exmouth between a Ford Fiesta and a pedestrian. The Ford Fiesta was driven by an elderly woman local to the area; she was uninjured in the collision As a result of the collision […]
    • Fatal Collision Bovey Tracey
      Police were called at around 2.15pm Tuesday 10 December following reports of a collision involving an HGV and a pedestrian on Fore Street, Bovey Tracey near the Cromwell Arms. As a result of the collision, the pedestrian, a 70-year-old woman, suffered life threatening injuries. She was taken to Derriford Hospital but was pronounced deceased a short […]
    • Violent assault, Liskeard
      Police are appealing for witnesses of a violent attack in Liskeard. A 21-year-old man suffered significant head injuries in the incident which occurred on Russell Street between 6.30pm and 7pm on Wednesday 27 November. The man was walking along Russell Street when he was attacked outside Elnor Guest House, on the junction with Lanchard Lane. […]
    • Wanted: Keiran Kristensen
      Police are appealing for information to help located a 20-year-old man from Halewood, Merseyside, who is wanted on warrant for failing for appear at court. Keiran Kristensen was previously charged with drugs supply and possession offences but failed to appear at Truro Crown Court on 8 November 2019. He is described as a white male, […]
    • South Devon Awards Ceremony
      Bravery and outstanding work commended Police in South Devon celebrated and commended staff and members of the public who carried out outstanding work and acts of bravery. Those recognised include a young member of the public who risked his own safety to rescue a man who had fallen into the River Dart, officers for their […]
    • Serious Injury Collision, Plymouth
      Police were called at around 3.30pm on Monday 9December following reports of a collision involving a car and a pedestrian on Haye Road, Plymouth. The driver of the car, a woman in her 50s, was uninjured and the 9-year-old local girl was conveyed to Derriford Hospital with serious injuries to her foot, head and jaw. […]
    • Assault Truro
      UPDATE: Assault, Truro Police would like to thank the public for their support regarding a recent appeal for witnesses of an alleged assault near Idless Woods, Truro, on Thursday 5 December. A witness has now come forward.
    • Fatal collision, Par
      Police are appealing for witnesses following a fatal collision in Par in which a 31-year-old man died. Emergency services were called around 3.30am on Saturday [7 December] after a silver Vauxhall Astra left the A3082 Par Moor Road and collided with trees. The driver, from St Austell, sustained fatal injuries and he was pronounced deceased […]

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    • Voting in the 2019 General Election
      Voters in Cornwall are being reminded about the process for voting as polling stations open on 12 December. Cornwall Council has now sent out polling cards and is now making the final preparations to ensure that the election runs smoothly. Polling stations will open from 7am on 12 December and will close at 10pm. Following […]
    • Celebrating the innovation and resilience of young people
      Resilience, self-responsibility and confidence were the hall-marks of all the young people from across Cornwall who were celebrated last night at an awards evening at the Eden Project. The Youth in Mind project is a partnership between Cornwall Council’s HeadStart Programme, which is funded by the National Lottery Community Fund and Pirate FM, which immersed […]
    • Shaping the autism strategy for Cornwall
      Parents, carers, professionals and service users themselves are being asked to provide feedback on services for people with autism in Cornwall.                  The survey, organised by Cornwall Council, is focussed on a number of key areas; education, health, early help, social care, and leisure and physical activity. Mandy […]
    • Young people from Cornwall visit Westminster to talk about emotional resilience
      The group from Headstart Kernow, a multi-agency partnership led by Cornwall Council, were invited by the former Health Minister Norman Lamb MP to Westminster where they shared their experiences in the service, which has been praised as an example of best practice. The aim of the event was to highlight the excellent work that the […]
    • Using technology to help independent learning
      Better use of existing technology in schools could help children who have difficulties with reading and writing make progress and work more independently.   Alison Greenwood from Cornwall Council Educational Psychology Service says: “Tablet computers have opened up a world of possibilities for people with literacy difficulties.” Since the Equalities Act was amended in 2012 schools have […]
    • When to put your sacks out this Christmas!
      Even Santa has to take a break, so here is your at-a-glance guide to when your rubbish and recycling will be collected over the festive season. Christmas rubbish and recycling collections As in previous years, there will be no rubbish and recycling collections on Christmas Day or Boxing Day. Collections due on Christmas Day: Rubbish […]
    • General Election 2019: Cornwall sees increase in registered voters
      Over 7,000 more people in Cornwall have registered to vote for this General Election compared to the last General Election in 2017. As of 5 December there are a total of 437,454 people registered to vote in Cornwall, up from 429,886 in 2017 – that’s an increase of 7,568. Broken down into constituencies, the numbers […]
    • St Day School has been rated as Good by Ofsted
      Ofsted has described the “wonderful atmosphere where pupils are encouraged to do their best” in its latest report on St Day and Carharrack Community School. The school near Redruth, which is maintained by Cornwall Council, has been rated as ‘good’ in its latest inspection, which took place in October.  Inspectors praised the school for a […]
    • New Director of Children's Services appointed
      Cornwall Council has appointed Meredith Teasdale as the Strategic Director for Children, Schools and Families, Together for Families, succeeding Trevor Doughty who is to become the Director of Children’s Services for the Local Government Association. Meredith joins Cornwall Council from her previous role as Director of Education and Skills for the City of Wolverhampton Council, […]
    • Temporary one way traffic system to be introduced in Mousehole for the Harbour Lights display
      From December 15 2019 until 04 January 2020 a temporary, evenings only, one way traffic system will be put in place in the village of Mousehole so that residents and visitors can enjoy the famous Mousehole Harbour Lights over the festive period. The Switch on Ceremony starts at 6:30pm with the lights being switched on around 7pm, […]

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      Boris is trying his best. Parliament are against him The Eu do not have a direction Will we get the referendum again Tags: brexit
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    • Government Brexit policy wrong again
      The government our playing games with peoples lives. They will not admit they have failed sorting brexit out They are out of touch with the real world. Brexit has been dragging on. The economy is stuck and is drifting down. Companies are going bust, There is no clear policy coming from the government. The government […]
    • Latest Brexit Compromise
      The governments latest agreement to leave the EU is technically a brexit but is worse than staying in the EU. So how can we support it? As we have not been able to negotiate decent terms to leave the EU. THE GOVERNMENT MUST DECLARE THAT IN THE INTEREST OF THE COUNTRY WE DO NOT LEAVE […]
    • Government have got immigration wrong
      We need workers for Care Homes, Hostels, Restaurants, Hotels English people are reluctant to work in these sectors The governments plan is to ensure there are no immigrants for these sectors. Once they do that these companies will have to reduce their services or close. No Hope for us Tags: immigration
    • MPs still don't have the answers to Brexit
      Let the people have a second referendum. The questions to ask is "Stay In or Out" (Maybe using the same terms as a Norway or Canadian solution) We have got fed up of years of weak discussions and uncertainties that are creating a poor economy. The government is also not focusing on the real problems […]
    • Brexit Cabinet Paper is a weak compromise
      The time is coming for The Government to admit it is unable to sort Brexit out. It has cost us money and time and they are no further forward. They are getting stuck into a black hole. We can only now give it back to the voter to decide. Leave without a deal or stay […]
    • Why Focus on Africa and not Europe
      Our trade with Europe is hundreds of Billions. Why is The Government having a trade mission to Africa. Our trade with them is less than 10 Billion. Why are we pushing a Cabinet Brexit document to the EU that does not improve our chances of promoting trade to America. Why is the government focusing on […]
    • 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. […]

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