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cornwalllive.com
Huge rise in number of people on Universal Credit in Cornwall despite benefit chaos - Cornwall Live
Cornwall saw 1,482 additional Universal Credit recipients in October 2018, bringing the total to 9,969 people on the benefits system.
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Unite union slammed for claiming Cornwall Council would charge for children's health visits - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council criticized Unite union for wrongly claiming parents could be charged for children's health visits after Cabinet approved children's services integration plans.
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Rule change will allow more affordable homes to be built in Cornwall - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council welcomes removal of government borrowing cap that will allow councils to fund construction of more affordable homes.
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Callington residents re-housed as 15 properties are to be demolished due to Mundick block - Cornwall Live
Fifteen properties in Callington's Urban Terrace face demolition due to Mundic block contamination, forcing residents to relocate at short notice.
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This could be the end of second home owners not paying tax in Cornwall - Cornwall Live
Former Cornish MP Andrew George proposed an amendment to close a tax loophole affecting 7,000 holiday home owners in Cornwall.
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Cornwall Council's bid to create 'living rent' to close gap for low earners - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council is considering introducing a "living rent" scheme linking rental costs to local incomes at approximately 33% of household income.
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Private landlords face £30,000 fine under new powers granted to councils and police - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council says it will use new powers to fine private landlords up to £30,000 for substandard accommodation or criminal activity.
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How Cornwall's community spirit is helping rebuild the lives of Truro's fire victims - Cornwall Live
Cornwall residents and traders provided help, cash and clothing to victims of a Truro sheltered housing fire.
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Council could have bought WRONG homes in map mix-up - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council Cabinet corrected a mapping error that could have led to purchasing wrong affordable homes in Dobwalls.
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Man arrested in relation to fire at Truro bungalows is released - Cornwall Live
A 40-year-old Truro man arrested on suspicion of arson in connection with a June 13 fire at sheltered housing bungalows was released with no further action.
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Truro fire - pictures show the devastation inside the bungalows at Merrifield Close - Cornwall Live
Sixty firefighters battled a suspicious fire at Truro sheltered housing complex with one person arrested on suspicion of arson.
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Truro man arrested following huge Merrifield Close fire which saw residents evacuated and homes ruined - Cornwall Live
A 40-year-old Truro man was arrested on suspicion of arson following a suspicious fire at Merrifield Close that evacuated residents.
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This is what is known about the Truro fire that devastated sheltered housing - Cornwall Live
Police are investigating a suspected arson fire at Truro sheltered housing that evacuated 19 residents and damaged eight homes.
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Major fire in Truro sets three properties alight in sheltered housing unit - Cornwall Live
A fire in Truro damaged three properties at Merrifield Close sheltered housing unit with 19 residents evacuated without casualties.
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'You have got to be off your head' says councillor over St Ives Edward Hain Hospital plans - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council Cabinet member Andrew Mitchell criticized health bosses over handling of St Ives' Edward Hain Hospital closure and future redevelopment options.
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The number of homes in Cornwall to be built by 2030 could be increased in exchange for government cash - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council may increase its housing target from 52,500 homes by 2030 in exchange for government funding discussions.
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All new homes built or commissioned by Cornwall Council will have sprinklers - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council approved a motion requiring sprinkler systems in all new homes it builds or commissions.
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Call to install sprinklers in all new Cornwall Council homes - Cornwall Live
Cornwall councillors propose installing sprinklers in all new council homes, claiming the £2 million initiative would save lives and reduce service costs.
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Meeting of full council will see key appointments for the coming year - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council will meet next week to elect its chairman and select the council leader who will reveal Cabinet appointments.
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The dark side of St Ives where teenagers face poverty, drink and drug abuse - Cornwall Live
Youth worker David Peters highlights social issues affecting teenagers in St Ives, including poverty, substance abuse and antisocial behaviour.
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How every councillor voted on giving public money to Stadium for Cornwall project - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council approved £3million public funding for Stadium for Cornwall project with 69 councillors voting in favour and 41 against.
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The lost St Ives hotels demolished to make way for luxury apartments - Cornwall Live
At least five hotels in St Ives have been demolished and replaced with luxury apartments over the past 15 years.
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The Cornwall second homes plague revealed in startling new figures - Cornwall Live
Nearly 67 percent of houses bought around Padstow in the last two years were second homes according to new research.
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Workers on the frontline tell how there are more homeless in Cornwall than any of us realise - Cornwall Live
Workers from Cornwall's St Petroc's Society charity report that homelessness in the region is more extensive than publicly recognized.
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This is how many meetings your councillor has attended since Cornwall Council's elections - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Live analysis shows only one in five Cornwall councillors attended all meetings since the 2017 elections, with one attending less than half.