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Derelict Newquay hotel left to rot is now 'dangerous', drugs-ridden squatters' paradise - Cornwall Live
A derelict hotel in Newquay has become dangerous and drug-ridden while awaiting redevelopment after developers withdrew planning applications.
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Mayor of Newquay accused of trying to 'squat permanently' in the role - Cornwall Live
Newquay's Mayor Drew Creek was re-elected for an unprecedented third year amid accusations of attempting to "squat permanently" in office.
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Winter parking charges are a 'direct tax on local people', says Cornwall councillor - Cornwall Live
A Cornwall councillor criticized proposed winter parking charges at Newquay car parks as a tax on local residents and economic attack.
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Council delays St Agnes Co-op over high street fears, but locals say 'it’s so needed' - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council delays St Agnes Co-op planning decision amid concerns over potential high street impact and pedestrian safety issues.
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Cornwall planning: Traveller's unlawful home approved despite scrap metal pollution fears - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council approved a retrospective planning application allowing a traveller to remain living at an unauthorized site near Lostwithiel despite pollution concerns.
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Cornwall planning: Contentious bid to save gig club leads to neighbour impact row - Cornwall Live
Planning dispute emerges over Roseland Gig Club's bid to alter historic Pomery's garage in St Mawes amid neighbor concerns.
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Cornwall planning: Drive-thru coffee plan provokes danger fears at busy roundabout - Cornwall Live
A drive-thru coffee proposal near St Columb Major's busy roundabout sparked safety concerns at Cornwall Council's planning committee.
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Cornwall planning: Fears new Co-op store will kill trade at local shops - Cornwall Live
St Agnes residents express concerns about a proposed Co-op store potentially harming local businesses and creating safety issues.
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Tragedy and uncertain future of twice fire-ravaged Newquay hotel - Cornwall Live
A man was found dead after one of two recent fires at the historic Narrowcliff Hotel in Newquay.
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Reform UK councillor in Cornwall takes special leave of absence following criticism - Cornwall Live
Reform UK councillor Christine Parsonage takes three-month special leave of absence from Cornwall Council following criticism about her attendance at meetings.
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Cornwall Council slammed for not ejecting unlawful trader from resort - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council criticized by town council for upgrading unauthorized trader's food safety rating instead of removing them.
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Reform say they'll overhaul Cornwall Council as Tories are destroyed in election - Cornwall Live
Reform UK gained 27 seats to become Cornwall Council's largest party after Conservatives lost 32 seats in the election.
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Cornwall planning: Anger intensifies over hotel site developer dropping affordable homes - Cornwall Live
Newquay councillors maintain objection to Cornwall Council allowing Hotel Bristol developer to pay money instead of building approved affordable housing.
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Cornwall Council elections 2025: All the candidates you can vote for on May 1 - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council elections on May 1 will feature 423 candidates across 87 divisions, with Liberal Democrats and Reform UK fielding candidates in every division.
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Cornwall planning: Fears for seaside town 'saturated' with shared rental houses - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council's central area planning committee approved converting a Newquay guest house into a seven-bed house in multiple occupation despite local parking concerns.
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Cornwall planning: Neighbours fear Airbnb expansion will lead to more bad behaviour - Cornwall Live
Cornwall planners recommend approval for Newquay Airbnb roof terrace despite neighbours' concerns about worsening antisocial behavior.
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'Massive concerns' over Cornwall dance event near cliff-fall site - Cornwall Live
A Newquay councillor expressed concerns about approving a permanent license for Skybar dance events near cliff-collapse areas at Watergate Bay.
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Outgoing MP Steve Double says he's not going anywhere in love letter to Cornwall - Cornwall Live
Outgoing Conservative MP Steve Double says he's proud of his achievements and hopes his successor will champion Cornwall's interests.
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Tories swept away across Cornwall in wipe-out - Cornwall Live
Conservative MPs lost all six Cornwall parliamentary seats to Labour and Liberal Democrat candidates in the 2024 General Election.
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Time to 'end chaotic sticking plaster politics of the populist right' - Cornwall Live
Labour MP Noah Law won the St Austell and Newquay seat from Conservatives, vowing to end populist politics and tackle Cornwall's housing and health challenges.
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Cornwall's fury as it kicks out every one of its six Conservative MPs - Cornwall Live
Cornwall's six Conservative MPs lost all their seats in the election, with four going to Labour and two to Liberal Democrats.
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Total Conservative wipeout as Labour gain four seats in Cornwall - Cornwall Live
Labour gained four seats in Cornwall while Conservatives lost all their seats, with Liberal Democrats winning two constituencies.
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St Austell and Newquay general election results bring Labour victory - Cornwall Live
Labour candidate Noah Law defeated Conservative incumbent Steve Double to win the St Austell and Newquay constituency seat.
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St Austell and Newquay candidates for General Election 2024 - Cornwall Live
Seven candidates are running for the St Austell and Newquay parliamentary seat, with Conservative Steve Double facing a challenge from Labour's Noah Law.
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Major general election poll predicts total Tory wipeout in Cornwall - Cornwall Live
A major poll predicts Cornwall's six Conservative seats will be lost, with four going to Labour and two to Liberal Democrats.