Gregory Whitehead and William Lemoyne sold goods from an "Aladdin's cave" warehouse, a court hears.

The woman was jailed for four years for deliberately poisoning her 18-month-old daughter.

Judge Simon Carr says Martin Hobbs' behaviour was "to gain a market advantage to make money".

The father and son were accused of stealing eight bottles of champagne from Fortnum & Mason.

A BBC map helps you find out how many public toilets have been cut in your area.

Neolithic monuments, Iron Age settlements and a Roman farm have all been made visible in crop marks.

Truro City caretaker manager Ben Harding says he has no idea how long he will be in charge of the National League South club.

Cornish Pirates name Canadian forward Brett Beukeboom as their new captain.

The doorman is accused of sexually harassing Emily White and making comments about her breasts.

The RNLI says busy beaches can have 40 lost children cases reported in a single day.

Following yesterday’s A-Level results many students will now be busy getting ready to head off to university…but one thing many students forget to sort before they leave home is their vaccinations. To make sure students get the most of their university experience and not become seriously ill, Cornwall Council’s Wellbeing and Public Health team are […]

A wonderful opportunity to gain a degree in surveying while working in beautiful Cornwall is just one of many amazing apprenticeships on offer through Cornwall Council this summer. The Chartered Surveyor Degree Apprenticeship gives applicants the chance to be trained, supported and mentored to achieve a degree in surveying, while being paid a competitive salary. […]

With the ageing population in Cornwall set to grow significantly in the next decade, Cornwall Council is seeking input from residents and service providers on the right service mix to best help people to remain independent for as long as possible. We want to hear from people about the services they want to keep them healthy […]

Thousands of young people across Cornwall will be glued to their smart phones or uniting at schools and colleges as they prepare to receive their A level exam results today.    While it is too early to know results across Cornwall, many young people will now be considering whether to continue their education, undertake training […]

Residents of Truro and surrounding villages will have more ways to recycle their household waste next year as work begins on the city’s new household waste and recycling centre (HWRC).  The Council's new facility at Tregurra Park on Newquay Road is due to open next spring for residents to recycle a variety of items for […]

As part of a plan to help older people and those in need of care live independent and healthier lives for longer, Cornwall Council has announced it will create 3,500 ‘Extra Care’ housing units across the county. The move will also help reduce pressure on an adult social care system that only last week was […]

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 […]

Residents can now take food and drink cartons and paper cups for recycling at seven Household Waste Recycling Centres (HWRC) in Cornwall thanks to a partnership between The Alliance for Beverage Cartons and the Environment (ACE UK) and Cornwall Council. In Cornwall an estimated 450 tonnes of beverage cartons are put out for waste collection […]

Having already carried passengers the equivalent distance of to the moon and back three times over, Truro’s Park and Ride celebrated its 10th birthday with two days of free travel and a ticket giveaway. More than 8,000 free journeys were recorded as passengers celebrated the service’s anniversary. A prize draw was held at both sites […]

Cornwall Council is asking for views on how money raised from a new levy on commercial development should be used to pay for the facilities needed to help communities across Cornwall. The Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL), which will apply to planning applications that are approved from 1 January 2019, will raise over one million pounds a year from new […]

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 […]

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. […]

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. […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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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