Cornwall Nuisance Caller Jailed and Banned From 999 Calls
A Redruth man has been sentenced to 17 weeks in prison and handed a strict two-year court order after making persistent nuisance 999 calls.
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Coastal Cliff Fall Warnings Issued After Winter Rains
Public safety warnings are in effect across multiple coastal areas due to recent cliff falls, exacerbated by heavy winter rains. Stay alert for local advisories.
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WWII Ordnance Discovery Sparks Cornwall Evacuation
A World War Two shell found in a Cornish stream led to a 100m cordon and home evacuations, highlighting community safety protocols in Cornwall.
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A30 Reopens: Disruption Ends as Cordon Lifted
A major section of the A30 has reopened after a temporary cordon was lifted, ending significant travel disruption for commuters and local businesses. Authorities confirm safety restored.
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Community CCTV Partnership Boosts Local Crime Fight
Police launch a new media system enabling voluntary CCTV registration from businesses and individuals. This initiative aims to enhance crime solving and foster community-police partnership.
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Pedn Vounder Beach Closure: Erosion Risk Prompts Safety Measures
Cornwall’s Pedn Vounder beach is temporarily closed due to coastal erosion, impacting local tourism and residents. The National Trust prioritizes safety, pending further assessments.
