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- Two of Cornwall’s Tory MPs “raise concerns” about the impact of Brexit deal on fishing communities 17th January 2021
- Covid-19 forces the closure of several Cornish pubs 29th December 2020
- Covid-19: mutant virus now accelerating spread of the disease across Cornwall 22nd December 2020
- “Affordable” housing plan rejected 8th December 2020
- Under the hammer: the many mansions of Cornwall Council 1st December 2020
- Callington Community College reopens, but older pupils told they must stay at home 20th November 2020
- Callington Community College forced to close as Covid-19 blows in from the east 16th November 2020
- Why I should be allowed to build a house in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty – by the farmer at the centre of County Hall’s latest planning controversy 27th October 2020
- Covid-19: Plymouth bracing for Tier 2 restrictions 27th October 2020
- Developers prepare to try again at Broadmoor Farm site, near Carkeel 21st October 2020
- After yesterday’s £6 million bail-out, the battle for Cornwall’s leisure centres is only just getting started 1st October 2020
- Covid-19: Cornwall now has 10 clusters, and 20 new cases in 24 hours 23rd September 2020
- Covid-19: Cornwall’s rate of infection doubles in three days; 70 new cases since Friday; five clusters 21st September 2020
- Covid-19: South East Cornwall cluster on Rame peninsula 18th September 2020
- Leisure centres at Falmouth, Launceston, St Ives, Saltash and Wadebridge will all remain closed until further notice after another “outsourcing” contract goes bad 16th July 2020
- “We’re in the money!” Penzance in line for a multi-million pound windfall, while North and East Cornwall can only wait for crumbs 31st May 2020
- Outsourcing company which runs Cornwall’s leisure centres asks taxpayers to top-up staff’s wages 18th May 2020
- South East Cornwall MP Sheryll Murray says NHS staff have the protective equipment they need 3rd April 2020
- Government urged to fund Tamar Bridge, as accident rate deters motorists from using A38 route 14th February 2020
- Government approves 33% increase in the cost of crossing the Tamar into Plymouth 14th November 2019
- Labour re-selects Gareth Derrick to contest South East Cornwall constituency at general election 24th October 2019
- Planners refuse permission for houses next to old mine 17th October 2019
- Climate protestors target the Liskeard office of South East Cornwall MP Sheryll Murray 13th October 2019
- The complex issue of suicide prevention, and raising walkway barriers on the Tamar Bridge, will have to be decided by Cornwall Council’s cabinet 10th October 2019
- Houses and old mine shafts don’t mix, warn planning officials 9th October 2019
- South East Cornwall MP Sheryll Murray posts photos of brick left outside her office 26th September 2019
- “We will fight them on the beaches” – town and parish councils go to war over once-in-a-generation boundary disputes 15th September 2019
- South East Cornwall MP Sheryll Murray says “I hope so” when asked if it is acceptable for government to break the law over Brexit extension 9th September 2019
- First look inside Cornwall’s new £1.75 million transit camp for gypsies and travellers 7th August 2019
- New £1.75 million transit site for gypsies and travellers poised to open 5th August 2019
- The Cornish Conservative bidding to join the Tory Party’s top table 23rd July 2019
- After 16 years of festival fun, Port Eliot calls it a day 11th July 2019
- EXCLUSIVE: Huge rise in police attendances at Tamar Bridge “incidents” not matched by suicide statistics, suggesting that raising walkway barriers could actually increase deaths 5th July 2019
- Motorists told to slow down, as highways authorities consider speed cameras and lower limits in bid to improve A38 safety 2nd July 2019
- Archaeologists digging deeper to help Calstock Roman fort yield its secrets 2nd July 2019
- Man told to pay nearly £5,000 in fines and costs after refusing to allow Cornwall Inshore Fisheries officer to board 24th June 2019
- Bishop of St Germans moving on to new pastures 24th June 2019
- Calstock flood defence proposals divide opinion, as decision approaches 14th June 2019
- St Germans man stands alone to challenge all-comers in European elections 25th April 2019
- Refit starts on Torpoint ferry as consultation gets underway on Tamar Bridge tolls 17th April 2019
- Trading Standards alert as mobile mattress sellers target Torpoint 14th April 2019
- Saltash library opening ceremony today 13th April 2019
- Devonport has become a radioactive graveyard for retired submarines, says National Audit Office 3rd April 2019
- Councils secure cash to boost cycling and walking between Cornwall and Plymouth 21st March 2019
- 18 months of disruption for cyclists and pedestrians at the Tamar Bridge 12th March 2019
- Torpoint takes charge of its own library 3rd March 2019
- MP Sheryll Murray calls for Torpoint ferry compensation 18th February 2019
- Plymouth told to prepare for more cross Channel ferries as Brexit deadline looms 31st December 2018
- Tamar Bridge tolls set for 33% increase 18th December 2018
- Tamar Bridge tolls to rise 17th December 2018
- Cawsand’s Dennis Hutchings allowed Supreme Court challenge over 44-year-old Northern Ireland fatal shooting 13th September 2018
- Looe Saves The Day announces first acts for community-led festival 10th September 2018
- We still plan to consult the public over Cornwall’s hospital closures, insists NHS Kernow 10th August 2018
- Future of Fowey, Saltash and St Ives hospitals to be determined by October 8th August 2018
- EXCLUSIVE – How Israel tries to influence Cornwall’s MPs 7th August 2018
- Ofcom finally scraps plan for local TV in East Cornwall and Plymouth 31st July 2018
- Upgrade for Saltash railway station 30th July 2018
- Lib Dems select Colin Martin in South East Cornwall 28th July 2018
- Sheryll Murray backs Scott Mann over PPS resignation 17th July 2018
- All eyes on the 1922 Committee – and a role for South East Cornwall MP Sheryll Murray 9th July 2018
- A micro library for Linkinhorne – a possible future model for rural Cornwall? 5th July 2018
- Speak Cornish Week draws to a close at Heartlands today 1st July 2018
- Cost of crossing the Tamar Bridge set to rise 33%, as councillors hear of the need for £1.5 million to tackle asbestos problem 11th June 2018
- Four deaths in four weeks lead to renewed calls for road safety on A38 5th June 2018
- Cornwall’s traffic wardens and the taxi rank parking poser 29th May 2018
- Cornwall’s secondary school pupils face cut-per-head lottery under new funding formula, as class sizes start to increase 19th April 2018
- New pro-EU political party selects its first candidate in Cornwall 4th April 2018
- Funeral set for former UKIP leader Stephanie McWilliam 29th March 2018
- Council set to embark upon land deal spending spree as part of ambition to build 1,000 houses 27th March 2018
- The secret jigsaw: how the NHS is Shaping Our Future into a Cornwall of winners and losers, depending on the “Property Asset Scorecard” 23rd March 2018
- Heavy snow forecast for Cornwall this afternoon 1st March 2018
- Council pays for refurbishment of eight leisure centres 20th February 2018
- Battle lines drawn for Cornwall Council elections in 2021, as Independents face party political squeeze 14th February 2018
- 87, 88, 89…….that’s not right! Last-minute hitch as councillors crawl towards the boundaries finish line 8th February 2018
- GPs to the rescue? Will your local doctor take the place of your nearest Minor Injury Unit? 1st February 2018
- Cornwall’s libraries: the devolution revolution has been postponed 23rd January 2018
- Could Falmouth keep its Minor Injury Unit? New report sheds insights into how health and council bosses are planning the “Kennally Care” future of Cornwall’s community hospitals 18th January 2018
- Named – the ten Minor Injury Units in Cornwall due to close under Accountable Care 3rd January 2018
- Police confirm woman’s death in New Year’s Eve fire at Looe 2nd January 2018
- From posh nosh to foodbanks – the New Year Honours sprinkle magic over Cornwall 30th December 2017
- Government to offer Cornwall “debt write-off” worth millions if council agrees to NHS takeover 10th December 2017
- Good news for pet owners as fire crews get new life-saving kit 7th December 2017
- National Westminster closes several branches throughout Cornwall 4th December 2017
- Universal Credit rolls in to Cornwall on Wednesday: Bude, Launceston and Liskeard are first 4th December 2017
- Livestock auctions draw to a close in Liskeard 28th November 2017
- Budget was “a missed opportunity” to help clean Cornwall’s air quality blackpsots 26th November 2017
- Tamar Bridge “at capacity” in 10-15 years, as councils study possible solutions 20th November 2017
- Council aims to use compulsory purchase powers to build 38 “unaffordable” houses at Liskeard 14th November 2017
- Cornwall remembers 13th November 2017
- Firefighters called to Connon Bridge landfill site, East Taphouse 30th October 2017
- Cornwall’s foodbanks braced for arrival of Universal Credit 30th October 2017
- Cornwall’s libraries: the “devolution revolution” is taking longer than expected 20th October 2017
- And this is where the lifeboats are – but there are only 87 seats for 123 councillors, as the scramble for places gets underway 29th September 2017
- No more election hustings for Sheryll Murray, after Callington rumpus 14th June 2017
- “Strong and stable” and “magic money tree” produce more jeers than cheers at Callington 4th June 2017