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• Duchess of Cornwall reveals her grandchildren call her 'Gaga' as she and Prince Charles meet the popstar at the ... - Telegraph.co.uk

  06-12-2016 22:23 via telegraph.co.uk
  
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  Duchess of Cornwall reveals her grandchildren call her 'Gaga' as she and Prince Charles meet the popstar at the ...
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  Duchess of Cornwall reveals her grandchildren call her 'Gaga' as she and Prince Charles meet the popstar at the Royal Variety Performance ...
  Duchess of Cornwall tells Lady Gaga at Royal Variety Performance: 'Grandchildren call me Gaga'International Business Times UK
  Lady Gaga Shares A Moment With Duchess Of Cornwall After Royal Variety Perform
  
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• C_Becquart published ​South east Cornwall residents to face disruption on journey to...

  06-12-2016 19:57
  
  The company in charge of the ferries which link Cornwall to Devon revealed that crossing the Tamar this week could be challenging. Tamar Bridge and Torpoint Ferry Joint Committee said that only two ferries are likely to operate this week due to a technical issue on the ferry drive system.
  Ferry: Two ferry service until further notice this includes Tuesday evening and further into the week.... https://t.co/DRPZ8lp0UQ— Tamarcrossings (@tamarcrossing) 6 December 2016The statement that they...
  
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• Crash on A38 causes tailbacks for motorists heading to Cornwall - Plymouth Herald

  06-12-2016 19:37 via plymouthherald.co.uk
  
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  Crash on A38 causes tailbacks for motorists heading to Cornwall
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  Drivers heading into Cornwall experienced tailbacks during the evening rush hour following a crash on the A38. The crash took place at 5.22pm today, Tuesday, between Saltash Tunnel and the A388/ B3271 Callington Road at Carkeel Roundabout.
  
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• C_Becquart published Cast of Hall for Cornwall Christmas show Jack And The Beanstalk...

  06-12-2016 18:49
  
  The Hall for Cornwall stage literally came to a standstill as the cast of its Christmas panto, which is premiered tonight, performed a flawless mannequin challenge. The Cornish team has frozen for the camera for almost one minute to introduce the Christmas pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk.
  Jack And The Beanstalk is full of dances and references to Cornwall which will appeal to audiences of all ages.Read more: 18 festive family shows you must see in Cornwall this ChristmasPerformers are from...
  
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• Rhod_Mitchell published Cornwall surfer Alex Murray takes on the world's best in Fiji

  06-12-2016 18:00
  
  A Cornish surfer has returned from Fiji having competed for TeamGB in the World stand-up paddle (SUP) surf championships. finishing equal 16th in the competition. Polzeath's Alex Murray, a surfboard maker and SUP competitor, surfed five heats, making it through to repechage round four in the 2016 Fiji International Surfing Association World SUP and Paddle Board Championship (WSUPPC).He competed in the SUP surfing discipline at one of the world's best waves, Cloudbreak, near the island of...
  
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• Rhod_Mitchell published Cornwall surfer Alex Murray takes on a 'unique' wave and the...

  06-12-2016 18:00
  
  A Cornish surfer has returned from Fiji having competed in the world stand-up paddle (SUP) surf championships,where he finishedequal 16th. Polzeath'sAlex Murray, a surfboard maker and SUP competitor, surfed five heats, making it through to repechage round four in the 2016 Fiji International Surfing Association's World Stand Up Paddle and Paddleboard Championship (WSUPPC). Murray competed in the SUP surfing discipline at one of the world's best waves, Cloudbreak, near the island of Tavarua....
  
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• WBCaroline published Liskeard mum who lost her kids to alcoholism reveals how she...

  06-12-2016 17:30
  
  A Liskeard mum has spoken frankly how her alcoholism took her kids from her and how a charity saved her life and gave her sons the mum back they deserve. "I didn't see it coming. I started drinking socially, drinking a bottle of wine a night and hitting it hard at the weekends. I thought I was fine - everyone else does it. I managed to get up in the morning, get the kids to school, put good meals on the table and dress well. Then it crept up to two bottles a night." Mum-of-three...
  
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• WBCaroline commented Liskeard mum who lost her kids to alcoholism reveals how she...

  06-12-2016 17:30
  
  A Liskeard mum has spoken frankly how her alcoholism took her kids from her and how a charity saved her life and gave her sons the mum back they deserve. "I didn't see it coming. I started drinking socially, drinking a bottle of wine a night and hitting it hard at the weekends. I thought I was fine - everyone else does it. I managed to get up in the morning, get the kids to school, put good meals on the table and dress well. Then it crept up to two bottles a night." Mum-of-three...
  
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• Rape-accused student Alistair Cooke 'had role-played attack'

  06-12-2016 17:19 via bbc.co.uk
  
  A rape-accused student role-played a similar scenario in his position as a volunteer with his university's student advice service, a court hears.
  
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• Readers leave messages of support for Burton woman who died in Cornwall - Burton Mail

  06-12-2016 17:15 via burtonmail.co.uk
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  Readers leave messages of support for Burton woman who died in Cornwall
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  Mail readers have been left shocked at the news that a Burton woman has drowned while in Cornwall. The 36-year-old is yet to be named but Devon and Cornwall Police confirmed that she was from Burton and holidaying with friends and family when she ...and more »
  
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• Readers leave messages of support for Burton woman who died in ... - Burton Mail

  06-12-2016 17:15 via burtonmail.co.uk
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  Readers leave messages of support for Burton woman who died in ...
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  Mail readers have been left shocked at the news that a Burton woman has drowned while in Cornwall. The 36-year-old is yet to be named but Devon and ...and more »
  
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• LeeTrewhela published 38 fabulous festive events you can't miss in Cornwall this...

  06-12-2016 16:55
  
  Tis the season to be jolly and there is a lot to get jolly about throughout December in Cornwall.From Christmas shows and concerts, to markets and special seasonal events; from unique Cornish events like Penzance's Montol to the traditional Nine Carols and Lessons, which was created in Truro in 1880… there is something festive for those aged 8 to 80.Here are just some of the highlights over the next three weeks.TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6Hall For Cornwall's big Christmas show, Jack and the...
  
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• CMJacqui published Countdown to Christmas Day Six: Win a limited edition bottle of...

  06-12-2016 16:52
  
  It's day 6 of our Countdown to Christmas with Cornwall Live and today we're giving away a gift box containing a limited edition Sharp's Camel Valley Pilsner.Only 1,000 bottles of this unique collaboration between Sharp's Brewery and Camel Valley Wines have been produced and we've got one to give away to a lucky Cornwall Live reader.It's the sixth prize in our Countdown to Christmas competition running throughout December in conjunction with some of Cornwall's best businesses, bringing you a...
  
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• Tom_Gainey published Penzance traders still hoping for bumper winter period despite...

  06-12-2016 16:40
  
  Chapel Street businesses have been left feeling like they have "been forgotten about" after a fault plunged the street into "chaos" at the end of last month. Western Power Distribution (WPD) has since been conducting repair works. "There was an underground cable fault at the beginning of November," said a spokesman from WPD. "We excavated and repaired the fault, unfortunately later in the month another fault developed further along the road. "As we...
  
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• C_Becquart published Coombe Junction Halt in Cornwall is one of the four least-used...

  06-12-2016 16:31
  
  A station from south east Cornwall has been crowned fourth least-used railway station in the country, with only one passenger using it each week. The Office of Rail and Road has released new figures which reveal how many passenger journeys each station in the country had throughout the 2015/16 financial year. Read more: Drivers from south east Cornwall to face long roadwork delays this week And Cornwall made it to the top-four… of the least-used railway stations in the whole...
  
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• Shannon_Hards published Cornish band Oll an Gwella singer to spend Christmas in rehab...

  06-12-2016 16:04
  
  A member of Cornish male chorus band Oll an Gwella who was injured in a serious crash when travelling home from a concert with his bandmates on the A39 in October is to spend Christmas in rehabilitation unit after spinal surgery.Andy Pappin, from Fraddon, Nick Brown, St Collumb, and David Bendall, Indian Queens, were returning from the Griffin Inn after a concert when they were involved in a collision at about 11pm on October 29 on the St Columb side of Winnards Perch Roundabout on the A39...
  
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• CGMikeS published Aldi is set to reveal plans for a store on Priory Road in Bodmin

  06-12-2016 15:21
  
  Discount supermarket chain Aldi is set to reveal its plans for a new store next to the police station in Bodmin.
  The German retail giant is looking to submit proposals for a multi-million pound shop on fields to the north of Priory Road, having already been issued pre-planning advice by Cornwall Council planners in September.If approved, the 1,900sqm scheme would likely create dozens of jobs for the local area. Tomorrow morning (Wednesday, December 7), representatives from Aldi will make a...
  
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• CGMikeS commented Aldi is set to reveal plans for a store on Priory Road in Bodmin

  06-12-2016 15:21
  
  Discount supermarket chain Aldi is set to reveal its plans for a new store next to the police station in Bodmin.
  The German retail giant is looking to submit proposals for a multi-million pound shop on fields to the north of Priory Road, having already been issued pre-planning advice by Cornwall Council planners in September.If approved, the 1,900sqm scheme would likely create dozens of jobs for the local area. Tomorrow morning (Wednesday, December 7), representatives from Aldi will make a...
  
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• Rhod_Mitchell published Truro City fans will go 'green' at Forest Green with Q-pie and...

  06-12-2016 15:00
  
  Truro City fans attending the club's FA Trophy first round game at Forest Green Rovers on Saturday are certainly going to be for a different culinary treat, as will the players. A year ago, the Gloucestershire National League outfit became the world's first all-vegan club, so fans more used to the traditional meat pies, beefburgers and pasties, will instead have the choice of veggie burgers, quorn nuggets and Q-pie. And even the cakes are vegan.Some ofthe vegan food and the menu Truro...
  
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• wbchris published Is Redruth rapper Smallz the Eminem of Cornwall as he prepares to...

  06-12-2016 14:41
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• CGAlex published Geminid meteor shower set to dazzle in the sky above Cornwall...

  06-12-2016 14:27
  
  The stunning Geminid meteor shower will once again dazzle in the sky above Cornwall this December. The meteor shower, which is one of the most spectacular of the year, happens around the same time each year as the Earth passes through debris created by an asteroid. Stargazers could enjoy up to 100 meteors or 'shooting stars' an hour during the storm which takes place this month.
  What is the Geminid meteor shower?The Geminid meteor shower takes place every December as the Earth passes...
  
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• WBgdavies published Boats forced to slow down around Falmouth beaches after Solent...

  06-12-2016 14:05
  
  Boats will have to slow down around Falmouth following the introduction of new legislation in response to a boating accident in the Solent. Falmouth Harbour Commissioners (FHC) agreed to impose a 30mph speed limit around the bay and the well-used, confined water ways leading into Carrick Roads. However due to concerns from many that this limit was still too high, it has been agreed to carry out a review in a year.
  A four-knot limit will be in place around the summer bathing area, which...
  
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• WBCaroline published Watch street dancers from Truro's Jason Thomas Performing Arts...

  06-12-2016 13:44
  
  Students from a Truro performing arts school have grooved their way to winning titles at a regional competition. The dancers from the Jason Thomas Preforming Arts (JTPA) had a hugely successful competition at the British Dance Organisation (BDO) South West Street Dance competition on Sunday. They spent hours performing locking, popping and wakking - yes really - moves across team events, duos and solos events, which led to a number of high placed performances.
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• Shannon_Hards published Claims that 200 needles were found in St Austell park near Gover...

  06-12-2016 13:31
  
  Claims that 200 needles were found in a children's park in St Austell have been denied by St Austell Town Council and Cornwall Council. Last month Cornwall Live received reports that 200 used needles were discovered in a children's play park near the Co-Op on Moorland Road, but Cornwall Council and St Austell Council have both denied the claims.St Austell Councillor for Gover, Sandra Heyward said that since the "removal of anti-social behaviour in the area" fewer needles have been...
  
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• LeeTrewhela published Last dates for Christmas shopping online - Amazon, Currys PC...

  06-12-2016 12:53
  
  Christmas is creeping up quickly, you're busy sorting everything out at work before the festive break and you suddenly realise the deadline for ordering gifts online is fast approaching.Or you're a man and just haven't bothered thinking about it but you know you really can't face going around the shops.Whatever your online needs we can help as here are all the last days to order online before Christmas Day for Argos, Currys PC World, Amazon, John Lewis and eBay.READ MORE: What are the last Royal
  
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• RWhitehouse published Demand for milkmen is on the rise in Cornwall

  06-12-2016 12:43
  
  Cornwall is one of the fastest growing parts of the country for doorstop milk deliveries - that's according to a Cornish milk supplier.While milkmen and women might seem to belong to a bygone age, delivery services in Cornwall are thriving with a new delivery round for 500 customers announced by Camborne-based milk&more this week. And while in the past the milkman was limited to delivering milk, eggs and, occasionally, orange juice, these days customers can choose from 250 different...
  
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• RWhitehouse commented Demand for milkmen is on the rise in Cornwall

  06-12-2016 12:43
  
  Cornwall is one of the fastest growing parts of the country for doorstop milk deliveries - that's according to a Cornish milk supplier.While milkmen and women might seem to belong to a bygone age, delivery services in Cornwall are thriving with a new delivery round for 500 customers announced by Camborne-based milk&more this week. And while in the past the milkman was limited to delivering milk, eggs and, occasionally, orange juice, these days customers can choose from 250 different...
  
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• wbchris published Illogan residents and Church set for showdown over unpopular...

  06-12-2016 12:17
  
  The Diocese of Truro is to organise a meeting with representatives of the Illogan community once the Planning Inspectorate has announced its decision on a controversial outline application for the development of housing on the Glebe Field. An unpopular planning application that had been recommended for approval by planning officers was turned down by members of Cornwall Council's planning committee. The Diocese of Truro has appealed to the Government's Planning Inspectorate and a decision is...
  
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• G_WIlkinson published Dog walker delighted to find tiny Roman coin from 1,700 years ago...

  06-12-2016 12:14
  
  A woman out walking her dog chanced to see something unusual lying by the side of a country lane - a tiny 1,700 year-old Roman coin. The remarkable object, which was extremely dirty, was in the open near a drain on the edge of the road. Ann Greenstreet, 80, said she picked it up without realising its true age and, after stuffing it in her pocket, forgot all about the precious object for several days. It was only later when she found the coin again that she was able to pick out the head of a...
  
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• G_WIlkinson commented Dog walker delighted to find tiny Roman coin from 1,700 years ago...

  06-12-2016 12:14
  
  A woman out walking her dog chanced to see something unusual lying by the side of a country lane - a tiny 1,700 year-old Roman coin. The remarkable object, which was extremely dirty, was in the open near a drain on the edge of the road. Ann Greenstreet, 80, said she picked it up without realising its true age and, after stuffing it in her pocket, forgot all about the precious object for several days. It was only later when she found the coin again that she was able to pick out the head of a...
  
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• Stadium for Cornwall: Cornish Pirates' Colin Groves hopes work will start in 2017 - BBC Sport

  06-12-2016 12:05 via bbc.co.uk
  
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  Stadium for Cornwall: Cornish Pirates' Colin Groves hopes work will start in 2017
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  Cornish Pirates director Colin Groves has estimated that work on the Stadium for Cornwall will start "in the middle of 2017". A judicial review into the project's funding has been dismissed, allowing the Championship side to press ahead. "It's like an ...
  
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• Stadium for Cornwall: Cornish Pirates' Colin Groves hopes work will start in 2017

  06-12-2016 12:03 via bbc.co.uk
  
  Cornish Pirates director Colin Groves estimates work on the Stadium for Cornwall will start "in the middle of 2017".
  
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• Rhod_Mitchell published Cornwall's Jack Nowell makes Exeter return after major injury

  06-12-2016 12:00
  
  Cornwall's Jack Nowellhas made only his second appearance of the season, after playingthe first hourin Exeter Braves43-22 Aviva A League victory overBath United at Sandy Park on Monday evening. The England wing, from Newlyn, did not manageto get onto the scoresheet in Exeter's big victory, but was justdelighted to be back in action after an injury-wrecked start to the season.Nowell, who has won 18 England caps, scoring nine tries, missed the start of the season after having an...
  
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• CGMikeS published Watch dozens of santas taking to the surf at Fistral Beach in...

  06-12-2016 12:00
  
  There were some sights to behold at Newquay's Fistral on Sunday as the beach was overrun with Santas surfing to raise money for a local charity.The Santa Surf and Fun Run, which is organised by the Fistral Surf Centre and Cornwall Hospice Care, started three years ago when the centre organised the UK's first surfing Santa competition. It raised funds for the Joe Way Appeal, which was set up in memory of the local boy who was born with a rare genetic condition and died in 2008 at the age of...
  
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• Tom_Gainey published Penzance pet shop Pets Boutique owners say they are here to stay...

  06-12-2016 11:58
  
  Nina and Kevin Plumley, owners of Pets Boutique in lower Market Jew Street, are informing all of their existing and potential customers that their shop is not for sale and that they are setting their sights on continuing their long period of trading in Penzance. "We feel we must tell everybody that our pet shop is not going anywhere," said Mr Plumley. "We love it here in Penzance and have many loyal customers."Sadly a misunderstanding occurred when the whole building...
  
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• Hall for Cornwall receives £2.1million ERDF funding - Falmouth Packet

  06-12-2016 11:43 via falmouthpacket.co.uk
  
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  Hall for Cornwall receives £2.1million ERDF funding
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  Staff and supporters of The Hall for Cornwall in Truro are celebrating after £2.1 million of European funding was secured. The money is coming from the European Regional Development Fund. It will fund QuayWorks, a significant part of the proposed ...
  
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• LeeTrewhela published Pamper your pooch as Cornwall restaurant launches three-course...

  06-12-2016 11:41
  
  Whoever thought a "dog's dinner" would be a good thing? If you thought a meal especially prepared for our four-legged friends would be "ruff" you've obviously been barking up the wrong tree.Paws for thought because Lusty Glaze restaurant, at the gorgeous cove in Newquay, launches Woof Wednesdays tomorrow (December 7) when its chef creates a bespoke menu for dogs with each dish costing just £3, all of which will go to St Francis Home for Animals in Porth. Here's what's...
  
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• Centrica to trial £19m local smart grid in Cornwall - Business Green

  06-12-2016 10:23 via businessgreen.com
  
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  Centrica to trial £19m local smart grid in Cornwall
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  Energy giant Centrica has launched a new local energy market trial in Cornwall in a bid to test how a more distributed grid could help generation be managed closer to the point of demand. The firm announced plans on Friday to develop a "virtual ...and more »
  
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• Oli_Vergnault published Truro's streets were empty on Black Friday - this is why

  06-12-2016 10:10
  
  You may have been wondering why Cornwall's capital was eerily quiet on Black Friday, with bargain hunters seemingly staying away from the high street. Well, now we know why. If Truro shoppers shunned the anticipated throngs and mad crowds on Black Friday, it's because the city is in fact one of the UK's cyber hot spots for online shopping.St Austell - empty on Black Friday. According to figures from the Royal Mail, Truro came second behind Inverness in the top 10 list of cities and...
  
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• G_WIlkinson published How much extra time should traveller Sally Bowers get to clear...

  06-12-2016 10:03
  
  A traveller evicted from a public car park after 11 years has been given six extra weeks to clear the site and now wants more time. Sally Bowers and her two grown-up sons were removed from the North Corner car park in Coverack last month. The site was sealed off with security fencing although Ms Bowers left several old vehicles behind. St Keverne Parish Council, which runs the car park with an honesty box scheme to pay for the public toilets and local good causes, granted her an extension...
  
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• G_WIlkinson commented How much extra time should traveller Sally Bowers get to clear...

  06-12-2016 10:03
  
  A traveller evicted from a public car park after 11 years has been given six extra weeks to clear the site and now wants more time. Sally Bowers and her two grown-up sons were removed from the North Corner car park in Coverack last month. The site was sealed off with security fencing although Ms Bowers left several old vehicles behind. St Keverne Parish Council, which runs the car park with an honesty box scheme to pay for the public toilets and local good causes, granted her an extension...
  
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• WBgdavies published Thieves are stealing from boats around Falmouth and then sleeping...

  06-12-2016 09:59
  
  Thieves who has been stealing from boats around Falmouth may also be sleeping on board, according to police who have found food, bottles, cigarette butts and even syringes left by offenders. Boat owners are being urged to look for items that could be used to identify the offender, from which officers can potentially obtain forensic evidence. PSCO Chris Braddon, of Falmouth Boatwatch, said although there has been little marine related crime in past few months, there have been reports of...
  
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• WBgdavies commented Thieves are stealing from boats around Falmouth and then sleeping...

  06-12-2016 09:59
  
  Thieves who has been stealing from boats around Falmouth may also be sleeping on board, according to police who have found food, bottles, cigarette butts and even syringes left by offenders. Boat owners are being urged to look for items that could be used to identify the offender, from which officers can potentially obtain forensic evidence. PSCO Chris Braddon, of Falmouth Boatwatch, said although there has been little marine related crime in past few months, there have been reports of...
  
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• Shannon_Hards published Eastenders plot highlights danger of teens sending naked...

  06-12-2016 09:53
  
  The number of offences involving the possession of indecent images has almost doubled over the last three years, according to figures released by the NSPCC. The leading children's charity has said that a large number of indecent images offences may include young people who have shared naked 'selfies'. The NSPCC recently published research which showed that only half of parents knew that children taking and sending naked pictures of themselves was illegal.
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• Shannon_Hards commented Eastenders plot highlights danger of teens sending naked...

  06-12-2016 09:53
  
  The number of offences involving the possession of indecent images has almost doubled over the last three years, according to figures released by the NSPCC. The leading children's charity has said that a large number of indecent images offences may include young people who have shared naked 'selfies'. The NSPCC recently published research which showed that only half of parents knew that children taking and sending naked pictures of themselves was illegal.
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• G_Bartlett published Twitter announces the biggest trends of 2016 with #ThisHappened

  06-12-2016 09:48
  
  From reality TV and celebs to global politics and human rights movements - it all kicked off in 2016. And of course it was all played out on social media, too. As the year draws to a close, we all start looking back and Twitter is doing it too.
  Read more: These are the top baby names of 2016The platform has compiled its list of the biggest trends and created a hashtag - #ThisHappened - so people can share their biggest moments and memories of 2016. The site wrote: "2016. What a...
  
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• wbchris published Camborne pensioner Peter Campbell to treat 50 lonely strangers to...

  06-12-2016 09:37
  
  A kind-hearted pensioner from Camborne is to treat 50 strangers to a Christmas dinner to ensure they're not alone over the festive period. Retired solicitor Peter Campbell is footing the bill for the festive feast for people in his local community who would otherwise be spending Christmas by themselves. Generous Peter, 88, contacted his local rugby club in Camborne who have agreed to let him use their main function room free of charge for the second year in a row. The club are involving...
  
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• Shannon_Hards published Trespass outdoor clothing shop to open in St Austell shopping...

  06-12-2016 09:29
  
  White River Place shopping centre in St Austell will soon be home to national outdoor clothing and footwear specialist, Trespass.Fitting works are already under-way and the new Trespass store should be open just in time for Christmas.A new 24 hour gym for St Austell from national chain Snap Fitness is also due to open at the centre in mid-December.Read more: Here is how to tell your new fiver is not a fake as warning goes out to Christmas shoppersThe new store has also created...
  
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• C_Becquart published New street spotlight vandalism reported in Bodmin after Christmas...

  06-12-2016 09:00
  
  Vandals have smashed street lights in Bodmin days after a 'Grinch' cut the Christmas tree lights last week.
  Devon and Cornwall Police are investigating after Bodmin Town Council revealed yesterday (Monday) that spotlights at Mount Folly have been vandalised. The lights were believed to have been smashed on Saturday or Sunday. It took place in the area where other lights were vandalised last week. The wires connecting lights on the Christmas tree were intentionally cut in several places on...
  
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