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EYE-WITNESS: Inside Cosgarne Hall, a force for good in the social fabric of Cornwall

EYE-WITNESS: Inside Cosgarne Hall, a force for good in the social fabric of Cornwall

Posted By theboss on 7th August 2020

By Richard Whitehouse As a St Austell resident I have been aware of Cosgarne Hall, not least for the unwelcome reputation it has for being the cause of problems and…

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