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Dying by numbers: Cornwall’s suicide rates among highest in the country

Dying by numbers: Cornwall’s suicide rates among highest in the country

Posted By theboss on 20th May 2019

By Richard Whitehouse More than one person a week takes their own life in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly on average. That was a shocking fact which was given…

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