Devon & Cornwall Weekly Quiz: Source Content Not Provided
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New School Bike Shed Boosts Active Travel for Students
A new bike shed at a local school has spurred a significant increase in children cycling and scooting to school, promoting active travel, reducing traffic, and enhancing student well-being.
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Newquay Night Bus Boosts Community Safety
Newquay’s night bus service, endorsed by Devon and Cornwall Police, saw over 470 users this summer, significantly contributing to local safety and community well-being.
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Newquay Zoo Secures Gold in Debut Bloom Awards Entry
Newquay Zoo proudly wins a gold award on its first attempt in the South West in Bloom competition, boosting local pride and tourism in Cornwall.
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Exeter Chiefs’ Nine-Finger Photo Tradition: Two Decades of Unity
Discover the unique nine-finger photo tradition of Exeter Chiefs rugby, a symbol of team unity for two decades. Learn its origins and community impact.
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Scilly Isles Adult Social Care Achieves ‘Good’ CQC Rating
Isles of Scilly adult social care receives a ‘good’ rating from the CQC, highlighting high standards and community dedication despite unique island challenges. Reassuring for residents.
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Ferry Electrification: Torpoint’s Green Leap to Decarbonisation
The Torpoint Ferry is trialling electric power from 2025, backed by £3.9m funding. This vital Cornwall-Plymouth link aims for decarbonisation, cleaner air, and a sustainable future.
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Cornwall Taxi Zone Plan: Drivers Warn of Chaos & Higher Fares
Cornwall Council’s plan for a single taxi zone sparks driver warnings of a ‘free for all’, higher fares, and stranded rural residents. Learn how this could impact local transport and vulnerable communities across Cornwall.
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Young Seal Rescued from Net Entanglement by Medics
Marine medics successfully rescued a young seal entangled in a fishing net caught on a mussel bed, highlighting a persistent threat to marine life.
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Truro City’s FA Cup Run: A Community’s Hopes Dashed
Truro City’s FA Cup journey ends, with manager John Askey citing missed chances. Explore the local impact, community relevance, and hopes for the Cornish club’s future.
