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Cornwall Council Seeks Feedback on Draft Belonging Strategy - Cornish Stuff
Cornwall Council is seeking feedback on its draft Belonging Strategy.
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Friday, 2 October 2026 · 7 items
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South West Water fined £8m as 22 sewage spills recorded same day
South West Water was fined nearly £8 million for pollution offences on a day when 22 sewage spills were recorded along Cornwall's coast, underscoring continued scrutiny of water quality. Elsewhere, a councillor raised concerns about overcrowded college buses, Truro City Council set out its position on on-street parking, and Cornwall Council sought feedback on a draft Belonging Strategy.
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South West Water had 22 sewage spills on day it was fined £8 million for polluting - Cornwall Live
South West Water recorded 22 sewage spills along Cornwall's coast on the same day it was fined nearly £8 million for pollution offences.
Why it matters: Highlights continued sewage discharges despite a near-£8m penalty, raising questions about enforcement deterrence
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New campaign asks people who smoke in Cornwall: What will you miss?
Cornwall Council has launched a campaign encouraging smokers to consider what they would miss out on if they continued smoking.
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A new report recommends prioritising prevention to improve mental health outcomes across Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly.
Why it matters: Could shape future funding priorities for mental health services across the region
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Cornwall councillor says students are STILL standing on overcrowded college buses - Falmouth Packet
A Cornwall councillor says students are still standing on overcrowded college buses, according to Falmouth Packet.
Why it matters: Points to capacity shortfalls in student transport that could affect safety and attendance
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Truro on-street parking: what the city council told Cornwall Council - Cornish Stuff
Truro City Council shared its views on on-street parking with Cornwall Council.
Why it matters: Feeds into Cornwall Council decisions on parking policy affecting Truro's streets
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“Is council trying to kill off our unspoilt beach?" - Voice (Cornwall)
Some are questioning whether the council is trying to harm an unspoilt beach, according to Voice (Cornwall).
Why it matters: Signals local opposition that may influence council plans for the beach in question
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