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The rising cost of Covid-19 in Cornwall reaches £74 million

The rising cost of Covid-19 in Cornwall reaches £74 million

Posted By theboss on 8th July 2020

By Richard Whitehouse Cornwall Council has revealed that its bill in tackling coronavirus has topped £74 million. The latest figure was revealed at a meeting of the full council yesterday…

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