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    • MIssing woman from Paignton
      Police are concerned for Julie Trott, a 74 year old lady who likes to be called Di. She is described as a white female, 5’4” tall, of slim build, with long, grey hair. She was last seen in Paignton this morning wearing a green coat and carrying a Manchester United cushion and a large checked […]
    • Male sought by Police
      Police are trying to locate Leo Harkins. If anyone knows of his whereabouts please contact Police urgently using 999 quoting Log 396 of 19/09/2018.
    • Aggravated burglary, North Devon
      Police are appealing to the public following an aggravated burglary in North Devon. The incident took place at a cottage in Welcombe, Torridge between 9-10pm on Saturday 15 September. Detective Constable Ben Cartwright from Bideford CID, said: “Two black men wearing balaclava’s with regional accents from the West Midlands forced entry into a house whilst […]
    • Stolen vehicles, South Hams
      Police are appealing to the public to help them locate two vehicles stolen from the South Hams area of Plymouth overnight. It is believed that the suspect(s) entered a property on Shaldon Crescent, West Park and stole a handbag, mobile phone, and the keys to two vehicles which has been subsequently stolen. One vehicle is […]
    • Four issued with Football Banning Orders after Home Park violence
      Four men have been issued with Football Banning Orders after violence and criminal damage at the Plymouth Argyle versus Bristol Rovers Westcountry Derby earlier this year. Violence flared during the second half of the match on Saturday, March 17, 2018, when seats were ripped out and thrown between rival supporters from the Bristol Rovers supporters […]
    • Two named following Kingsteignton fatal collision
      Two men who died following a two car collision on Bank Holiday Monday have been named. At around 5.45pm on 27 August, police received reports of a collision between two Jaguars on the B3193 Clay Pitts Way, Kingsteignton, in Devon. The driver from one car a 27-year-old man, and his passenger, a 17-year-old boy both […]
    • Serious collision Ashburton Road, Newton Abbot
      Police and ambulance were called to a serious collision on Ashburton Road, Newton Abbot, at 6.50am on Friday 14 September. The head-on collision involved a VW Golf and a motorcycle. The motorcyclist, a 51-year-old man from Buckfastleigh sustained a serious leg injury and was airlifted to Derriford Hospital in Plymouth; his injuries are believed to […]
    • Man, 56, jailed for turning north Devon home into bomb-making factory
      A 56-year-old man who turned his north Devon home into a bomb-making factory through his love of chemistry was jailed for 40 months today [17 September]. A total of 17 homemade improvised explosive devices [IEDs] and more than 100 chemicals were found by police in Steven Bracher’s one-bedroomed home in Bishop’s Tawton in January. Drug […]
    • Woman named following Mutley death
      Police are investigating the circumstances surround the death of a woman in Plymouth on the 7th September at Percy Terrace in Mutley at around 10pm.  A 40-year-old local woman sustained serious head injuries and died the following day in Derriford hospital. Formal identification has taken place and the woman has been named as Fiona Marie […]
    • Multi-agency training exercise in Kingsteignton
      A multi-agency exercise has taken place today [Sunday 16 September] to train emergency services in responding to search and rescue incidents. The exercise, which ran throughout the afternoon and into the evening, was designed to encourage joint and collaborative working between key blue light services; who may be called to assist with these complex incidents. […]

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    • Iconic sculpture The Drummer is ‘going on holiday’ as regeneration of Hall for Cornwall gathers pace
      The Drummer, the bronze sculpture of a figure standing on a sphere beating a drum which currently takes centre stage on Lemon Quay in Truro, will be going on a two year holiday on Tuesday 25 September. The iconic 15ft bronze sculpture, which contains Cornish tin and copper, was officially unveiled by Queen drummer Roger […]
    • Festival to attract people to care profession
      With an estimated 30,000 social care jobs needing to be filled in the South West by 2025, a free event is being held to attract more people into the profession. An ageing population is already placing huge demands on over-stretched social care services, demands that are set to increase over the coming decades. To find […]
    • Local funding and highway improvements on the agenda at the Truro and Roseland Community Network Panel meeting
      Residents of the Truro & Roseland area have the opportunity to find out about new funding available through the Coast to Coast Local Action Group and hear about improvements to local traffic management at the next Community Network Panel meeting on Tuesday 25th September at 7pm in the Trelawny Room at New County Hall, Truro.  […]
    • Council takes action after Mundic block found in Callington properties
      Residents of 15 Callington properties are being re-housed and supported by Cornwall Housing after tests revealed a severe case of Mundic block in the properties that has made them unsafe to live in. Housing officers were alerted to the issue following reports of ongoing damp by the tenants at two of the affected properties in […]
    • Cabinet supports plan for new business space to help grow Cornwall’s economy
      A plan to build on the success of the Pool Innovation Centre and support the growth of businesses in Cornwall has been given the support of Cornwall Council’s Cabinet. The original Pool Innovation Centre has proved hugely successful in supporting start-up and existing businesses, by providing state-of-the-art office space with access to a host of […]
    • Cabinet agrees additional funding for flagship archive centre for Cornwall
      A project to bring together the world’s largest collection of records, books, maps and photographs related to Cornwall will be given extra funding by Cornwall Council. Kresen Kernow is being built on the site of the former Redruth Brewery. It will be a state-of-the-art archive space, protecting Cornish history for future generations. The project is […]
    • Cabinet agree to support community supported plans for regeneration of partially derelict Truro site
      Cornwall Council’s Cabinet today (19 September) agreed to further develop plans to regenerate a major site at the end of Pydar Street, a key area in the centre of Truro. The site is a partially derelict and an under used area with a mix of car parks, office space, leisure and retail outlets and a […]
    • Cornwall Faith Response Team is relaunched
      Whenever a major incident takes place, people can be affected in many different ways. They may require pastoral, spiritual and practical support, especially where they are suffering through pain, sorrow, trauma, severe injury, loss of property or possessions or where people are missing. Cornwall Council has an obligation under the Civil Contingencies Act to help […]
    • On the agenda for the Launceston Community Network Panel
      Residents of the Launceston area have the opportunity to find out about local highways, community transport, the Speedwatch initiative as well as plans for the land at Launceston Hospital at the next Community Network Panel meeting on Thursday 20 September at 7pm at The Guildhall, Launceston Town Hall. Attendees will hear about plans for community […]
    • Newquay Town Council to manage Newquay’s Library and Information Service
      Residents of Newquay are set to have their library secured as Cornwall Council has agreed to transfer Newquay’s Library, along with the Information Service, to the Town Council to run. This agreement is part of Cornwall Council’s devolution programme that is supporting parish and town councils and communities to take over local ownership, management and […]

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    • 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. […]
    • 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 […]

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