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    • Burglary in Woodbury
      Police in Exmouth are seeking information after a number of high value power tools were taken from a Woodbury home. The offender/s got inside the building on Sanctuary Lane sometime between 8pm on Tuesday 18 July and 8am on Wednesday 19 July. They made off with several items, similar to those pictured. Items taken were […]
    • Male missing from Kent
        Kent Police have serious concerns for the safety of Mr Adam JARVIS, 40 years old, a high risk missing person last seen in the Rochester area earlier today, Thursday 20th July 2017.   Mr Jarvis is a white male,  6ft1 tall, of large build, with tribal tattoos on both arms (shoulder to elbow) and […]
    • Police 'stealth' HGV on the road again
      Operation Tramline, a roads policing operation held over two weeks in Devon and Cornwall (3rd – 7th and 10th – 14th July) on the M5, A30, A38 and sections of the A361, has been declared a success. 82 vehicles were stopped, and 105 offences were recorded which included 37 drivers using handheld mobile devices. The […]
    • Crime figures show national increase
      Crime figures published today, Thursday 20 July, show a rise in recorded crime for Devon and Cornwall Police, reflecting an overall national increase in recorded crime. The Force has seen a 17.4% increase across Devon, Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly between July 2016 and June 2017, yet we remain the third safest Force area […]
    • Emergency services launch lifesaving campaign
      There were 21 coast-related deaths in Cornwall last year and, with tens of thousands of holidaymakers due to descend on us over the next few weeks, the emergency services have united in a campaign aimed at keeping everyone safe on the coast. #Coastsafe brings together safety messages issued by organisations including Devon and Cornwall Police, […]
    • Man assaulted on Sticklepath Hill in Barnstaple
      In the early hours of Monday 26 June at around 1am, a man in his early fifties got out of a taxi on Sticklepath Hill in Barnstaple, outside the Esso garage, where he was spontaneously attacked by an unknown group of men.  Police believe they came from a blue Mini Cooper car.  The victim required […]
    • Missing woman from Plymouth found
      The missing 74 year old woman from Plymouth was found safe and well on Sunday morning.  The police would like to thank the public for their help with this appeal.    
    • Missing Plymouth man is found
      The man of Czech origin who went missing in the Plymouth area has been reported as found.  The police would like to thank the public for their help with this matter.
    • Police investigation following tragic drug death in Newton Abbot
      Police in Devon investigating the death of a 15-year-old girl in Newton Abbot on Saturday 15 July have now charged a man with drug offences. Police were informed by ambulance in the early hours of Saturday morning that they had taken a girl to Torbay District Hospital where she later died. Jacob Khanlarian, aged 20, from Newton […]
    • Knife Amnesty 17 - 23 July
      Devon and Cornwall Police is supporting Operation Sceptre, a Home Office instigated week of action aimed at detecting knife related crime, increasing intelligence, community engagement and public reassurance, the main part of which is a knife amnesty. The policing teams taking part are Cornwall; South Devon; Exeter, East and Mid Devon; North and West Devon […]

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    • Policing on the agenda for the St Blazey, Fowey and Lostwithiel Community Network Panel Meeting
      Local residents are being invited to hear about policing at the St Blazey, Fowey and Lostwithiel Community Network Panel meeting on Monday 19 June. At the meeting Alison Hernandez, the elected Police and Crime Commissioner for Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly, will be updating the panel and answering questions on the Police and Crime Plan and […]
    • Bodmin Moor first AONB to be designated an International Dark Sky Landscape
      Bodmin Moor has been designated an International Dark Sky Landscape, confirming its status as one of Cornwall’s star attractions and making it the first International Dark Sky Place in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). Following a bid by Cornwall Council and Caradon Observatory, the International Dark-Sky Association (IDA) has awarded the prestigious designation […]
    • Work continues to help Coverack clean up after flash floods
      Work continued today by Cornwall Council and partner agencies to repair the damage caused by a flash flood through the village of Coverack earlier this week. Today drains and culverts throughout Coverack and surrounding areas were cleared of debris deposited by the flash floods. All the highways drains in the village have been checked and […]
    • Don't miss out having your say - take part in this year's annual canvass
      Did you miss out on having your say in the recent elections because you were not registered to vote?  You can stop this happening next time by taking part in this year’s annual canvass which begins this week. This year electoral household enquiry forms will be sent to over 266,000 homes across Cornwall over the […]
    • Recovery effort continues today to help Coverack community back on their feet after devastating floods
      Cornwall Council and partner agencies are continuing to work with affected residents in Coverack to support recovery operations after the village was hit by devastating floods on Wednesday afternoon. In total, around 50 properties were affected by the flooding and a small number of people were displaced. Temporary accommodation is currently being sought for three […]
    • Council working with Coverack local community to recover from devastating flash flood
      Cornwall Council and partner agencies have been working around the clock to assess the needs of Coverack residents following a devastating flash flood in the village yesterday afternoon. While last night’s efforts focussed on immediate safety of residents and holiday makers, today’s focus has moved to assessing the needs of the local community and working […]
    • Preferred route for A30 Chiverton to Carland Cross dualling discussed at St Agnes and Perranporth Community Network Panel meeting
      Residents of the St Agnes and Perranporth Community Network area are invited to hear from Highways England about the A30 Chiverton Cross to Carland Cross improvement scheme at an extra-ordinary Community Network panel meeting on Tuesday 25 July. At the meeting, Highways England will be providing an update on plans to transform this section of […]
    • Cornwall supports new "Proud to Care" campaign to champion care workers
      Cornwall Council has joined local authorities from across the South West to support a new campaign to raise the profile of care and the positive role of care workers in a drive to recruit the right people to the sector. The Proud to Care South West campaign, launched today (Monday, 17 July), sees 16 local […]
    • New Council homes for local people in Cornwall
      18 new Council homes in St Anns Chapel, Gunnislake will soon be ready for new tenants to move in. The homes will be managed by Cornwall Housing and are for social rent. The homes will be advertised in phases on Cornwall Homechoice as they become available. Cornwall Housing’s Development and Regeneration manager, Michelle Richards said, […]
    • Earlier help to prevent people becoming rough sleepers
      A new £1.1 million approach to preventing and reducing rough sleeping by improving greater access to transitional housing and support services was launched today.   The multi-agency rough sleeper reduction strategy will work to prevent rough sleeping in the first instance by helping those most at risk, help new rough sleepers quickly access housing, help […]

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    • Lets have a second referendum on Brexit
      Now we have been educated with the problems of Brexit. We now realise its a big mistake to get out of Europe.Even The EU realises that. Why do not we go for a second referendum and test the water again.Parliament keeps telling us they are working for the will of the people.I hate to tell […]
    • Disaster is on its way for the UK economy
      Over the last 40 years we became involved with many activities linked to the EU. These will now have to be moved to a EU Country. This will mean loss of jobs for the UK and a disaster for the economy Trade needs to be linked to the EU. There is not enough for us […]
    • 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 need to state on the voting document If we vote out it […]
    • Government needs an Action List
      Now The Government is on the back seat mainly because of their own demise. The only answer now is a soft or weaker Brexit. But is it worth going through the pain considering a soft or weaker weaker Brexit. Why not save the turmoil and have another referendum. Maybe the younger voters will now realise […]
    • Brexit and an Election WHAT NEXT ?
      Having an election before Brexit. This appears to gives the Government a chance to impose more ways of getting our money. ie rewrite the Manifesto. WHOSE THE PENSIONER VOTING CONSERVATIVE The country has also had to accept for years that dementia is not an illness and we have to pay for it. Really? Now The […]
    • THE POWER OF THE EU
      Leaving The EU is much more complicated than we all thought. Do we continue in it and change the rules. Employment- We still need to allow employers employ Euro Nationals. We have do not have enough trained educated candidates in the UK. Extreme control over stopping immigration will be harmful and disaster for us. Trade- […]
    • Election is a bit of a gamble
      Half the country never wanted to get out of Europe. They still do not. They will not vote Labour because it would be a wasted vote. They could vote Lib Dem hoping that a power shift away from The Conservatives will dilute a Hard Brexit.
    • Brexit again it will not go away
      We had the vote because the politicians could not decide whether we stayed in The EU. Just over half of the country agreed to leave. We are really still in a position where half the country wants to stay in. How can we find a solution to sort this. The only answer is we have […]
    • 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 […]

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