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Plymouth Argyle will be at home in EFL Trophy round of 32 after beating Swindon | The Herald
Plymouth Argyle beat Swindon Town 2-1 in the EFL Trophy, finishing top of their group and securing a home tie in the round of 32.
The Daily Brief · Cornwall Political Watch
Tuesday, 10 November 2026 · 3 items
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Cornwall Council is weighing plans to allocate 400 acres of its 10,000-acre farms estate for new housing, alongside reductions to dairy farms and buildings. Separately, the council is holding over 100 posts vacant and imposing strict spending controls as it forecasts a £7.75 million revenue overspend.
cornwalllive.com · Council
Hundreds of acres of Cornwall Council farms to be covered in new homes - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council plans to allocate 400 acres of its 10,000-acre farms estate for housing, alongside dairy farm and building reductions.
Why it matters: A 400-acre reallocation from the council's farms estate would mark a significant shift in how public agricultural land is used
plymouthherald.co.uk
Plymouth Argyle will be at home in EFL Trophy round of 32 after beating Swindon | The Herald
Plymouth Argyle beat Swindon Town 2-1 in the EFL Trophy, finishing top of their group and securing a home tie in the round of 32.
cornwalllive.com
Over 100 Cornwall Council posts remain vacant to save money - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council is leaving over 100 posts vacant and imposing strict spending controls to address a forecast £7.75 million revenue overspend.
Why it matters: Leaving over 100 posts unfilled signals sustained budget pressure and potential strain on council service delivery
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