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Bull had sex with its own mother on farm with animals in appalling conditions - Cornwall Live
Justine Peroni, 52, was sentenced for causing animal suffering on her Cornwall smallholding after authorities found emaciated cattle in appalling conditions.
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Anger over Cornwall Council's delay on fortnightly bin collection decision - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council delayed decision on new waste contract featuring fortnightly bin collections after final bids exceeded budget.
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Millions to protect flood-damaged towns of Par and St Blazey from climate change torrents - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council announced a £7.8 million flood prevention scheme to protect Par and St Blazey from climate-related flooding events.
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New 62-mile stretch of coast path for Cornwall is being planned - Cornwall Live
Natural England plans a new 62-mile coast path from Penzance to St Mawes including wheelchair accessibility improvements and habitat restoration.
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Truro recycling centre is officially open after months of delays - Cornwall Live
Truro's new £1.75 million recycling centre opened after delays caused by the original contractor going into administration.
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Backlash against change to collecting rubbish every two weeks as big decision made - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council approved £62 million spending for new waste trucks and facilities while implementing controversial fortnightly black bag collections.
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Rogue gardener forced pensioners to pay for work they didn't want - Cornwall Live
Charlie Eastwood from Wheal Jewel was convicted for forcing pensioners to pay for unwanted gardening work after investigation by Cornwall Council Trading Standards.
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Have your say on dog bans on Cornwall's beaches - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council launches public consultation until November 19 on seasonal dog restrictions covering 48 beaches across Cornwall.
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Counterfeit goods postmaster ordered to pay back £750,000 or face five more years in prison - Cornwall Live
Former Cornwall postmaster Gregory Whitehead was ordered to pay back £750,000 in proceeds of crime or face five additional years in prison.
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Taxi driver fined for driving in Cornwall without a licence - Cornwall Live
A Cornwall taxi driver was fined over £1,100 for operating private hire vehicles without a valid licence after his permit expired.
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Rare Cornish explosives factory given extra protection - Cornwall Live
The former National Explosives Factory near Hayle has been granted protected status by the Department of Digital, Culture, Media and Sport.
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Warning and help offered to protect Cornish properties from flooding - Cornwall Live
The South West Partnership's Pathfinder project received nearly £500,000 to raise awareness of flood protection methods for Cornish properties.
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When Cornwall Council will stop collecting your rubbish every week - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council approved a new waste collection contract changing from weekly to fortnightly rubbish collections and introducing weekly recycling starting 2020.
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Shops, cafés and leisure sites in Cornwall asked to look for signs of child sexual exploitation - Cornwall Live
Cornwall businesses are being asked to watch for signs of child sexual exploitation as part of an 'I didn't know' campaign during summer holidays.
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Cold-calling rogue builder bullied customer for payment over guttering work they didn't want started - Cornwall Live
Anthony Mark Blackburn was convicted of six consumer protection offences for cold-calling, bullying customers over unwanted work, and providing fake business addresses.
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How emergency services in Cornwall are helping adults with learning disabilities - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Blue Light Day, an annual event by Cornwall Council and emergency services, helps adults with learning disabilities and autism become more confident with emergency services.
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Police and council give advice on how to do TOMBSTONING in Cornwall - Cornwall Live
The Safer Cornwall partnership issued safety advice for tombstoning after citing 142 incidents and 12 deaths since 2004.
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Police 'operation stop drunk kids' cancelled as teens shun Newquay - Cornwall Live
Police cancelled Operation Exodus in Newquay, a program targeting underage teen visitors, due to declining numbers of young people visiting the resort town.
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Teen club nights in Newquay cancelled for first time in years - Cornwall Live
Newquay nightclubs and campsites cancelled teen 'dry nights' for the first time in years during exam celebration period.
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Cornwall Council investigation finds shops are still illegally charging customers for paying by card - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council's Trading Standards team found local shops still illegally charging customers card payment fees despite practice being banned in 2018.
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Shocking death figures prompt tombstoning warning - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council and Safer Cornwall partners issue tombstoning warning after statistics show 142 rescue incidents and 12 deaths since 2004.
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Ebay sting catches health and safety manager selling fake car service history certificates - Cornwall Live
Paul Skidmore, 32, a health and safety manager in Cornwall, made nearly £10,000 selling fake car service history certificates on eBay.
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Cornwall Council elects new leader Julian German - Cornwall Live
Independent councillor Julian German was elected new leader of Cornwall Council after a secret ballot, succeeding Liberal Democrat Adam Paynter.
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People have been caught selling residents' parking permits to commuters - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council increased second parking permits to £75 to prevent residents selling them to commuters.
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Hundreds crowd Truro for Brexit rally as they demand a People’s Vote - Cornwall Live
Approximately 300 people attended a Brexit rally in Truro demanding a People's Vote, featuring speakers from multiple political parties.