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- UK News BBC News Feed: The Papers: 'Freedom at a price' as Queen seals 'hard Megxit'
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- Cornwall Council News feed: Flights between Cornwall Airport Newquay and London Gatwick to be reinstated from April 2020
- Cornwall Council News feed: Time to ‘level up’ all parts of the UK, says new Land of Opportunity report
- Cornwall Council News feed: National Pothole Day highlights need for better road investment
- Cornwall Council News feed: Couple who sold fake brands on social media ordered to pay more than £5,000 in costs
- Cornwall Council News feed: Great South West partners target £45 billion economic boost
- Cornwall Council News feed: Residents invited to have their say on preferred route for A39 Atlantic Highway scheme
- Cornwall Council News feed: Meet the new Police Inspector, and hear plans for Boardmasters Festival, at Newquay & St Columb Community Network Panel
- Cornwall Council News feed: Cornwall set for a recycling revolution as Council offers a new collection contract to Biffa
- Cornwall Council News feed: Nearly 100 more apprenticeships created in Cornwall’s care sector
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- Missing Person - ExeterPolice are becoming increasingly concerned for the welfare of Kitty PEPPER, a 15 year old female last seen in at the WONFORD area of EXETER on FRIDAY, 17TH JANUARY 2020. Kitty is a white, female, large build, 5 feet 4 inches tall, long brown hair, wearing a grey jumper and black jeans. If you have any […]
- Missing Person - North DevonPolice can confirm that the body of a male, believed to be the missing person John David Lambert, has been located. Next of kin are aware of the updates and formal identification is still to be completed. There are no suspicious circumstances, his family express their thanks to all those who have provided support at […]
- Rape in IlfracombeA man has today, Friday 17 January, been found guilty for the rape of a woman in Ilfracombe, North Devon. He will remanded in custody to be sentenced on Thursday 20 February. Ross Wyborn, aged 25 and from Ilfracombe, carried out the attack on an address in Ilfracombe in the early hours of Saturday 21 […]
- Mum jailed for giving son, 15, lethal cocktail of drugs and alcoholA Salcombe mother has been jailed for 10 years for giving her 15-year-old son a lethal cocktail of drugs and alcohol. Holly Strawbridge, 34, was jailed by Plymouth Crown Court today [17 January] after being convicted on 13 December of child neglect and supplying Class A drugs. The court heard that Strawbridge supplied Tyler Peck […]
- Serious assault, PlymouthPolice were called at around 3.20am on Monday 13 January to Cliff Road, Plymouth following concern for the welfare of a man at an address. Emergency services attended the scene where the victim, a man in his 30s, was located having sustained multiple serious head injuries. He has been taken to Derriford hospital where he […]
- Robbery, BrauntonPolice investigating a robbery in Braunton have issued an appeal to find a passing motorist who disturbed the suspect before he fled the scene. Officers would like speak with the witness driver and anyone else with information over the incident. It happened at around 12.20pm on Friday 3 January in the Pixie Lane and Homer […]
- Attempted robbery, BarnstaplePolice in North Devon are appealing for witnesses following an attack on a teenager in Barnstaple. At around 7.45am on Monday 13 January, a 14-year-old boy was confronted by an older man armed with a knife in the footpath between Ashleigh Road, Fort Street and Sunset Heights. The man demanded money from the boy and […]
- Body found in search for missing person, TorquayEmergency services searching for 20-year-old Tommy Spink, who was reported missing from the Torquay area on Saturday 11 January, have found the body of a man. The body was located on the coastline in the Babbacombe area at around 8am today [Tuesday 14 January]. Formal identification is yet to take place. The family of […]
- Serious assaults, BidefordPolice in North Devon are appealing for witnesses of two separate assaults in Bideford on Monday, 30 December. A 56-year-old man from Bideford was attacked by two men and a woman near to the Lundy Shore Office/public toilets on Bideford Quay at around 5.30pm. He was repeatedly kicked and suffered facial injuries in the incident. […]
- Three men jailed following Truro assault in 2017Three men have been sentenced at Truro Crown Court this week in connection to a serious assault in Truro in July 2017. Jack Seymour, Kinsley Sharp and Steven Leverton, were sentenced by Judge Linford at Truro Court this week [9/10 January] to over 10 years in prison. Jack Seymour, aged 20, of Wheal Busy, Truro, […]
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- 'Agitated' Falmouth man died after Taser used three timesMarc Cole was confronted by police while carrying a kitchen knife on a residential street.
- Olympic rower Helen Glover gives birth to twinsThe gold medallist said she and husband Steve Backshall are now parents to three children under two.
- UK woman shot dead by partner in TexasTracey Lovell, from Cornwall, moved to the US in November 2018 after meeting Tom Bailey online.
- Flybe to switch Newquay-Heathrow flights to GatwickThe change could anger firms in the South West, who value the international routes Heathrow provides.
- St Ives beach hole 'needs solution' after fence damageThe hole on the beach in St Ives has been cordoned off for years and "needs a permanent solution".
- Flybe: Airline and rail rivals attack government rescueBritish Airways' owner IAG files a complaint to the EU arguing Flybe's rescue breaks state aid rules.
- 'Unsafe' Penzance GP surgery now rated 'good'The surgery in Penzance has made "significant improvements" after being put in special measures.
- Greyhounds: 'We didn't set out to get 19 dogs'Rachel and Andy Hicks are "addicted" to greyhounds and whippets, and might still get another one.
- Love Island: Ollie Williams quits the villa because he 'loves someone else'The 23-year-old has left the show, saying it wouldn't be fair to date someone on the show.
- Cornwall College Saltash to close due to 'reduced funding'The vocational training college, which has served students for 35 years, will shut in July.
- Flights between Cornwall Airport Newquay and London Gatwick to be reinstated from April 2020Cornwall’s businesses and residents will keep a direct route into a major London airport, as well as benefit from a new route to Amsterdam and increased flights to Manchester and Edinburgh, under a revised deal with Flybe. Cornwall Council and the Department for Transport have agreed to a proposal from Flybe that the Newquay to […]
- National Pothole Day highlights need for better road investmentWith our road network providing a vital link for communities across Cornwall, National Pothole Day (tomorrow - Wednesday 15 January) highlights the need for better road investment. We repaired more than 25,000 potholes in 2019 – around 68 per day – but it’s the Council’s ongoing investment in the highway network which is making a […]
- Forget ‘Dry January’, try ‘Damp January’ instead!For residents in Cornwall thinking about doing ‘Dry January’, Cornwall Council is suggesting they try ‘Damp January’ instead. While it’s a good idea to cut your alcohol intake, cutting out alcohol completely is often an unrealistic long-term plan, so Damp January, as you might guess, is about reducing your alcohol intake for a short time […]
- Time to ‘level up’ all parts of the UK, says new Land of Opportunity report“Cornwall is ready and eager to work with the Government to develop a plan to drive local growth and unlock opportunities for all of its residents.” That’s the message from Cornwall Council leader Julian German in light of the Government’s pledge to ‘level up’ economic performance in struggling towns and unite the country. A large […]
- Couple who sold fake brands on social media ordered to pay more than £5,000 in costsA husband and wife from St Austell appeared at Bodmin Magistrates Court last week to face charges of selling counterfeit goods via Facebook, WhatsApp and other on-line platforms in a prosecution brought by Cornwall Council Trading Standards. Phillip Parish, 38, and his wife Tracey Parish, 49, from Larcombe Road in St Austell, both admitted three offences […]
- Great South West partners target £45 billion economic boostA powerful coalition of South West businesses, education leaders and local authorities, including Cornwall Council, has pledged to work in partnership with Government to make the Great South West the latest growth alliance to rebalance the UK economy. The Great South West partners are publishing a local growth prospectus today (Monday, January 13) that aims […]
- Residents invited to have their say on preferred route for A39 Atlantic Highway schemeCornwall Council is holding events in Camelford and Delabole later this month for residents to have their say on proposals for the preferred route of the A39 Atlantic Highway. The proposals aim to tackle congestion and improve air quality, as well as ‘unblock’ the A39 as the main route from north Cornwall to north Devon […]
- Meet the new Police Inspector, and hear plans for Boardmasters Festival, at Newquay & St Columb Community Network PanelThe next meeting of the Newquay & St Columb Community Network Panel will take place on Thursday 16 January 2019 between 19.00 and 21.00 at Rialton Heights Community Hall, St Columb Minor, TR7 3HU. Inspector Blackford, the new Police Inspector, will join the panel to introduce himself to the area. Last summer’s Boardmasters Music Festival […]
- Cornwall set for a recycling revolution as Council offers a new collection contract to BiffaThe Council’s Cabinet yesterday agreed to offer a new waste collection and street cleansing contract to Biffa. The contract for Waste and Recycling Collection, Street and Public Open Space Cleansing will start on 3 October 2020, and run for 8 years with an option to extend for a further 2. Biffa is among the most […]
- Nearly 100 more apprenticeships created in Cornwall’s care sectorNearly 100 people have been offered care sector apprenticeships thanks to investment in the companies that deliver care and support in Cornwall. Cornwall Council has been able to redirect some of its ‘apprenticeship levy’ monies into local care companies to support the training costs of apprenticeships for their staff. This has allowed the care organisations […]
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- Government Brexit policy wrong againThe 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 CompromiseThe 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 wrongWe 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 BrexitLet 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 compromiseThe 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 EuropeOur 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 PLEASEThe 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 controllingIt 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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