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- UK News BBC News Feed: Priti Patel orders review into Ruth Williams lockdown death
- UK News BBC News Feed: Pay-rise protest organiser fined £10,000
- UK News BBC News Feed: Sarah Everard: Police confirm last sighting of missing woman
- UK News BBC News Feed: NHS 1% pay rise is 'as much as we can give' - Boris Johnson
- UK News BBC News Feed: Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe released but faces new court date in Iran
- UK News BBC News Feed: Rangers top-flight champions for first time since 2011 after Celtic drop points
- UK News BBC News Feed: Meghan and Harry's TV interview with Oprah Winfrey to air in US
- UK News BBC News Feed: Scottish Conservatives plan John Swinney no confidence vote
- UK News BBC News Feed: Woman dies after Londonderry house fire
- UK News BBC News Feed: Brexit: Lord Frost accuses EU of 'ill will' over UK exit
- Cornwall Council News feed: Spread the word this St Piran’s Day that the Cornish can identify as Cornish on the 2021 Census
- Cornwall Council News feed: Newquay project gets £65,000 boost from green fund
- Cornwall Council News feed: Pub fined for breaking lockdown rules
- Cornwall Council News feed: New bridges and path to create safe walking and cycle routes for Launceston residents
- Cornwall Council News feed: Making young people in Cornwall aware of the signs of exploitation
- Cornwall Council News feed: How to apply for a postal vote for the May 2021 elections
- Cornwall Council News feed: Statement on Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman report
- Cornwall Council News feed: Council launches new initiative to help local builders develop new homes
- Cornwall Council News feed: LGBT+ people desperately needed as adopters and foster carers
- Cornwall Council News feed: More children than ever before gain a place at one of their preferred secondary schools
- Road traffic collision LiftonAt approximately 1244 Hrs on Saturday 6th March 2021 a two-vehicle road traffic collision occurred on the westbound A30 dual carriageway. The collision involved an Iveco Daily recovery vehicle and a tractor. As a result of the collision, the driver of the Iveco Daily was pronounced deceased at the scene. The front seat passenger sustained […]
- Barn fire, TorpointUPDATE 7.30pm: Barn fire, Torpoint The fire has now been brought under control and the emergency service response is being scaled back. Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service will be remaining at the scene to dampen down the fire. The cause of the fire is not thought to be suspicious at this time. There is no ongoing […]
- UPDATE: Serious collision, PaigntonA woman has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder following a collision between a male pedestrian and a car on Foxhole Road, Paignton, yesterday morning, Tuesday 2 March. The incident occurred at around 11.40am and the car involved, believed to be a dark blue BMW, did not stop and drove off in the direction […]
- Fuel theft, BodminPolice are appealing for information after £30,000 worth of diesel was stolen from a business premises at Bodmin Business Park. The theft occurred sometime between midnight and 4am on Friday 26 February. The targeted business backs on to A30 Callywith slip road. A light coloured, six or eight-wheel box lorry with a wind deflector over […]
- Man sentenced for attempted murderA Plymouth man has been sentenced to 23 years in prison after a jury found him guilty of attempted murder. Parry Williams, aged 54, of no fixed abode, was sentenced by HHJ Garnham this afternoon [Monday 1 March] following a trial at Plymouth Crown Court. Police were called to reports of a serious incident outside […]
- County Lines warrants, PlymouthFifty Devon & Cornwall Police officers conducted seven warrants at addresses across Plymouth yesterday, Thursday, 25 February, as part of the ongoing crackdown on County Lines drugs supply into the South West. A total of 14 men were arrested following the warrants, which also took place in Merseyside and Morecombe, and a significant amount of […]
- UPDATE: WW2 bomb detonation, ExeterResidents who were evacuated from their homes in Exeter while the detonation of a World War Two bomb took place, can return home. Those who live within the 100-metre cordon/exclusion zone however, cannot return home this evening. All other residents who had been evacuated within the 400-metre cordon can return as of 6pm, this evening, […]
- Fatal RTC A39 Kilkhampton BudeAt approximately 5.55pm on Wednesday 24th February 2021 Police were informed of a two vehicle road traffic collision on the A39 between Bude and Kilkhampton between a black Mini Cooper and a grey VW Passatt. One driver sustained minor injuries and attended North Devon District Hospital. A 60 year old male driver was conveyed to […]
- Car theft, TivertonPolice investigating an alleged car theft which resulted in a pursuit around Tiverton are appealing for witnesses and dashcam footage. The incident involving a blue BMW 1 Series happened between 1.30pm and 1.45pm on Wednesday 17 February. It involved a police pursuit of the vehicle on roads around the town including Heathcoat Way; Blundells Road; […]
- UPDATE: House Fire, ExeterPolice have been informed that the seven-year-old girl who was left critically ill after a house fire in Exeter, has sadly died from injuries sustained. The family members who tragically lost their lives in the fire on Clayton Road, Sunday 21 February, were Kaylie Rudge, 28, and Daniel Rudge, 29, and their four-year-old daughter, Lillie-Rose […]
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- Covid-19 in the UK: How many coronavirus cases are there in your area?Explore the data on coronavirus in the UK and find out how many cases there are in your area.
- Devon truck and tractor crash kills oneA recovery vehicle driver is declared dead at the scene and their passenger has 'serious injuries'.
- South West coast paths 'lost to sea' after storm seasonSix sections of the South West Coast Path have been damaged by storms in the past five months.
- Cornish Pirates 25-17 Saracens: Former European champions lose Championship openerFormer Premiership and European champions Saracens lose 25-17 in their Championship opener at Cornish Pirates.
- 'Vaccine passports': Will I need one for going out, work and travel?The government is reviewing whether venues can ask for proof of vaccination or a negative test.
- St Piran's Day celebrations online for 2021The annual event at Perran Sands has been cancelled for the first time in about 20 years.
- 'Hovering ship' photographed off Cornish coast by walkerAn illusion called "superior mirage" caused the vessel to look like it was hovering above the sea.
- Coronavirus: Case rates in Devon and CornwallThe latest number of cases of Covid-19 across Devon and Cornwall.
- Covid-19: A year of coronavirus in south west EnglandThe south west of England has had about half the number of cases of the national average.
- Rame Head fuel fire not suspicious say policeThe large barn fire is under control and nearby roads have been reopened.
- Cornwall Council asks residents to avoid unnecessary trips to HWRCsResidents across Cornwall are being urged to avoid unnecessary trips to Household Waste and Recycling Centres following long queues at many sites. At some centres waiting times have reached over an hour in recent days. Drivers are being urged not to obstruct roads and to return at a later time if there are long queues. […]
- Spread the word this St Piran’s Day that the Cornish can identify as Cornish on the 2021 CensusThis St Piran’s Day as we celebrate all things Cornish, the Council is urging everyone who identifies as Cornish to say it on the 2021 Census survey, which launched on 1 March ahead of Census Day on 21 March. People here in Cornwall and beyond who want to identify as Cornish on the Census will […]
- Landlord banned from lettings in landmark caseA landlord who persistently broke residential lettings rules has been banned from operating in a landmark legal ruling. Julie Stoddern, of North Roskear, Camborne, is the first person in Cornwall to be issued with such a Banning Order after Cornwall Council applied under new legislation following years of offending. The order, made by a tribunal […]
- Community asked to view and comment on proposals for Looe Valley TrailsA new online community space for the Looe Valley Trails project has been launched to give residents and businesses an opportunity to share their thoughts and ideas about proposals to create a local network of trails for walking and cycling. Cornwall Council has created Let’s Talk Looe Valley Trails to give updates and gather feedback on […]
- Newquay project gets £65,000 boost from green fundA community project in Newquay is being given a boost through a grant delivered by Cornwall Council. Newquay Community Orchard, a seven-acre space where education, training and events take place, has received £65,000 to improve access routes through the orchard and to carry out landscaping, including the planting of more than 700 new trees by the community. It is one of 14 projects around Cornwall that have […]
- Pub fined for breaking lockdown rulesA pub in Cornwall has been fined £1,000 after people were found drinking alcohol inside the premises during lockdown. Cornwall Council’s Covid Enforcement Team has served a fixed penalty notice on the business after police discovered a group of men inside the pub drinking alcohol and listening to music. Under the current restrictions, hospitality venues […]
- New bridges and path to create safe walking and cycle routes for Launceston residentsConstruction is due to start on Monday, March 8 on projects in Launceston to provide off-road links connecting homes with nearby employment areas. The Ridgegrove path and parkland project will see a new path for walkers and cyclists linking Ridgegrove Lane to Newport Industrial Estate, including a new footbridge across the River Kensey. As part of the project, Cornwall Council will make […]
- Making young people in Cornwall aware of the signs of exploitationYoung people in Cornwall may be unaware they are being exploited, and that’s why Our Safeguarding Children Partnership for Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly has launched a new phase of their campaign - #CETHESIGNS. It will focus on helping young people to understand different types of exploitation; what signs to watch out for, and […]
- How to apply for a postal vote for the May 2021 electionsResidents who want to vote by post in the May 2021 elections are being reminded to submit their applications on time. On Thursday, May 6, elections will be held for Cornwall Council, Town and Parish Councils, and the Devon and Cornwall Police Crime Commissioner. Voters have a range of options for casting their ballot – in person, by post or by appointing […]
- Statement on Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman reportCornwall Council accepts the findings of the Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman report published today (March 2, 2021). Cornwall’s portfolio holder for adults Councillor Rob Rotchell said: “We apologise to the individuals involved in this case for the distress caused. The Ombudsman requires us to change the way we assess people’s income when they are […]
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- Hope is on its wayLet us hope we can manage to avoid the virus
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- Schools and VirusRotas will make it difficult for parents. If you have two or more children and they have rotas in the school. If you drive them to school. How many trips will this be. Tags: rotas
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- Football: Rangers top-flight champions for first time since 2011 after Celtic drop points
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- Football: Dundee United 0-0 Celtic: visitors relinquish title after frustrating draw
- Football: Erik Pieters: Burnley 'offering support' after social media abuse aimed at defender
- Rugby League: Super League: Points percentage to be used to determine final standings for 2021
- Cricket: Indian Premier League: Mumbai Indians and Royal Challengers Bangalore to open 2021 edition
- Rugby Union: Ashton Hewitt: Dragon's try celebration for young fan scared by racism
- Football: Rangers fans urged to stay at home amid title hopes
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