Cornwall’s Social Care Crisis: What You Need to Know
Healthwatch Cornwall reveals critical pressures in adult social care affecting quality and safety. Here’s what local residents should know.
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Fly-tipping Crisis Near St Neot: Community Urged to Report
Mattresses and rubbish dumped on St Neot road. Police investigating with positive leads. Residents urged to report suspicious activity.
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Cornwall Keeps Its 10,000-Acre Farm Estate – Here’s Why
Cornwall Council confirms it won’t sell its 10,000-acre farms estate. But the 80 farms must perform better. What this means for local agriculture and your community.
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E-scooters Launch Across Cornwall This Week: What You Need
E-scooter trial arrives in Newquay, Penzance, Falmouth and Truro. Find out how to use them, where they’re allowed, and what locals think.
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Newquay Businesses Fight Parking Plan for New Care Home
Newquay BID raises concerns over proposed car park reduction for Penberthy Care Home relocation. Community leaders demand earlier consultation.
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St Austell’s £725k Loss: Questions Linger Over Failed Council Investment
Former deputy leader demands transparency over Cornwall Council’s £1m General Wolfe pub purchase that sold for just £275k. What happened and why?
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Newquay’s Sutherland Hotel Drug Den Finally Sealed After Months of Misery
Authorities shut down derelict Mount Wise hotel plagued by squatters and drug use. Three-month closure order granted to protect residents and restore community safety.
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Cornwall Council Admits £1m St Austell Pub Deal Was Major Mistake
Council leader acknowledges failed £1m property investment in General Wolfe pub. Learn what went wrong and what locals need to know.
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Cornwall Council Clarifies Funding for Afghan Resettlement
Cornwall Council addresses housing concerns in Penzance, clarifying that the Afghan Resettlement Programme is entirely funded by the Home Office.
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Cornwall Council Admits £725k Loss on Historic St Austell Pub
Cornwall Council faces community backlash after selling the historic General Wolfe pub in St Austell at a £725,000 loss, calling the purchase a ‘cock-up’.
