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Ukraine flag is 'stolen' from Cornwall Council's HQ - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council reported that a Ukraine flag displayed outside County Hall in Truro was stolen over Easter weekend and will be replaced soon.
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2022
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Former teachers get permission for horsebox selling bagels and blooms - Cornwall Live
Former teacher Stephanie Lightfoot was granted a street trading licence to sell bagels and flowers from a converted horsebox in Devoran.
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Gym, pool and hot tub started without planning permission are approved - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council's planning committee approved retroactive permission for a garage, gym, pool and hot tub development in Feock despite it being built without authorization.
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New coast-to-coast walking path could be coming to Cornwall - Cornwall Live
A new 90-mile coast-to-coast walking path through Cornwall's Tamar Valley could open by Spring 2023 following consultation.
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Liskeard farmer who made sheep suffer convicted for third lot of cruelty offences - Cornwall Live
Liskeard farmer Kevin Anthony Henwood receives third conviction for animal cruelty and 10-year ban from keeping farm animals.
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Stupid Redruth fly-tipper spotted using own company's branded van - Cornwall Live
Billy Thomas, a Redruth resident, was fined £830 for fly-tipping waste using his company-branded van at Illogan in April 2021.
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Farmer left animals to suffer in pain - Cornwall Live
Cornwall farmer Charles Geoffrey Rogers was banned for life from keeping farm animals and fined £6,290 after leaving livestock in poor conditions.
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Storm Eunice: Major incident declared in Cornwall - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council declared a major incident as Storm Eunice approaches with rare red weather warning for dangerous winds.
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Beware scam messages from 'NHS Test & Trace', says Council - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council warns residents about fake NHS Test and Trace text scams asking people to click links.
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Pet owner to pay £1,354 for failing to pick up dog poo - Cornwall Live
Pet owner Robert Knight ordered to pay £1,354 after being found guilty of failing to clean up his dog's feces in Illogan.
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Newquay trader Daniel Pettit ordered to pay £285,000 for selling dodgy items including fake Fortnite goods - Cornwall Live
Newquay trader Daniel Pettit ordered to pay £285,000 after pleading guilty to selling counterfeit goods including fake Fortnite merchandise.
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Cornwall has two of the best places in the world to see the night sky - Cornwall Live
Cornwall now has two of seven UK international dark sky parks, with West Penwith joining Bodmin Moor in receiving official recognition.
2021
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Wheal Jewel rogue traders fleeced vulnerable and elderly people by offering gardening work - Cornwall Live
Two rogue traders from Wheal Jewel travellers' camp scammed elderly residents through unauthorized gardening work and fraudulent bank withdrawals.
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Summerhouse plans for home at Restronguet Point on hold due to concerns about impact on beauty spot - Cornwall Live
Cornwall councillors deferred summerhouse plans for a Restronguet Point property due to concerns about impact on the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
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Home of online fake goods seller raided in Cornwall - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council Trading Standards executed warrant in Rame area against online seller of fake goods, seizing counterfeit clothing, watches and footwear.
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Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service 'requires improvement' after inspection - Cornwall Live
Government inspectors rated Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service as "requires improvement" across three areas after its second inspection.
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Cornwall daily briefing for November 25: Shocking animal cruelty case as 32 dead ducks found in shed | Locals' fight to save town threatened by erosion | Suicidal woman feels let down by mental health services - Cornwall Live
Cornwall farmer Kristian Gourlay convicted of animal cruelty after 32 dead ducklings found in appalling shed conditions.
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Fowey man kept animals in 'appalling conditions' and left 32 dead ducks in a shed - Cornwall Live
Kristian Gourlay of Fowey and his company Duck Delight were convicted of animal cruelty for keeping animals in appalling conditions.
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Feock holiday pods plan scrutinised as visitors would have to rely on cars - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council's planning committee rejected a proposal for three two-bedroom holiday pods in Feock citing inadequate transport options for visitors.
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Storm tower in Cornwall has to be moved inland before it vanishes into the sea - Cornwall Live
A 186-year-old storm tower in Cornwall will be moved 100 meters inland due to coastal erosion after securing £249,362 Heritage Fund Lottery grant.
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Paedophiles, woman beaters and others jailed at Truro Crown Court in September and October - Cornwall Live
Truro Crown Court jailed 18 criminals in September and October for crimes including child abuse, domestic violence, and cathedral bomb hoax.
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Cornwall campaigners at COP26 plan to cause scenes - Cornwall Live
Cornwall campaigners plan creative protests and artistic performances at COP26 to highlight environmental issues following summer's G7 summit.
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Cruel father and son left animals dung-covered, lame and emaciated - Cornwall Live
A Cornwall father and son were jailed and banned from keeping farm animals after admitting animal cruelty charges.
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Saltash takeaway fined over raw chicken and rank surfaces - Cornwall Live
Saltash takeaway Asian Bowls owner fined £8,654 for food safety offences including serving raw chicken and unsanitary conditions.
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Serial rogue trader cold called Callington pensioner and convinced him to pay thousands for work he did not need - Cornwall Live
Anthony Mark Blackburn cold called a Callington pensioner and convinced him to pay £2,400 for unnecessary work on his house.