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Cold callers banned in new zones to stop rogue traders - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council launched its first 'no cold caller' zone in St Agnes to protect residents from rogue traders and doorstep criminals.
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2025
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Council seeks views on dogs on beaches as some say 'dogs deserve to be there' - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council seeks public feedback on maintaining current dog restrictions on 46 beaches during summer months for next three years.
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Cornwall beach dog bans could change if you say so - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council seeks public input on beach dog restrictions covering 46 beaches, proposing to keep current summer bans for three more years.
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Man fined after chucking parking ticket at officer - Cornwall Live
Stephen Smith was fined over £2,200 for throwing a parking ticket at a civil enforcement officer in Cornwall.
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Dodgy mechanic took £4,000 to repair van then abandoned it in supermarket car park - Cornwall Live
A Cornwall mechanic charged £3,954 for van repairs but abandoned the vehicle unrepaired in a supermarket car park, receiving suspended jail sentence.
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Waste fire near A38 still burning after more than a week - Cornwall Live
A waste fire at Horningtops facility near Liskeard continues burning after eight days as crews await building demolition to access flames.
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Cornwall residents face maximum council tax rise for next three years - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council's Cabinet expects to impose maximum 4.99% council tax increases for the next three years, blaming Government funding pressures.
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'Manipulative' rogue trader fined after misleading customers and poor quality work - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council's Trading Standards prosecuted Danny Alan Hughes for misleading customers and poor work as Southwest Tree Care trader.
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Rogue roofers warning as pensioner 'fleeced' of £35k after being quoted £1,300 - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council warns residents about "roof gangs" after 75-year-old pensioner was charged £35,000 for roof work initially quoted at £1,300.
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Man fined £1,000 for fly-tipping parts of his bus conversion - Cornwall Live
A man from the Redruth area paid a £1,000 fine for fly-tipping bus conversion parts in a West Cornwall layby.
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Woman throws away £50 parking ticket and fined £250 for littering - Cornwall Live
A woman in Falmouth was fined £250 for littering after throwing away a parking ticket and verbally abusing an enforcement officer.
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Dog owner fined £284 after being caught on camera - Cornwall Live
A Cornwall dog owner was fined £284 for failing to clean up after his dog fouled on a Launceston street, captured on CCTV.
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Decision to sell off Cornwall council houses slammed as 'perverse' - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council's Conservative administration approved selling 19 vacant council houses deemed "surplus to requirement" despite critics calling decision "perverse" during housing crisis.
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Duchy 'won't do much' as Prince William asked to help with housing crisis - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council asked major landowners including Prince William's Duchy of Cornwall to help address the county's housing crisis.
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Prince William should do more to help housing crisis, council hears - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council heard calls for Prince William's Duchy of Cornwall and other major landowners to help address housing shortages.
2024
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Cornwall goes to the polls in 2025 - everything you need to know about the elections - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council elections scheduled for May 1, 2025, with Conservatives currently holding narrow majority by one seat.
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Cornwall planning: Fears housing will impact Cornwall's mining World Heritage Site - Cornwall Live
Housing plans for up to nine affordable homes in Rosudgeon were reviewed amid concerns over potential impact on Cornwall's mining World Heritage Site.
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Cornwall planning: Annoyance that opposers of affordable homes proposal didn't turn up - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council planning committee members expressed annoyance when opposition representatives failed to attend an affordable housing meeting in Redruth.
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Cornwall planning: Concern about size of houses to replace fire-damaged bungalow - Cornwall Live
Cornwall councillor Sally Anne Weedon brought a Four Lanes housing proposal to planning committee after parish council opposed the scheme.
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Cornwall's highest paid councillors' council incomes exposed - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council's leader Linda Taylor earned £56,622 while cabinet member Louis Gardner claimed similar compensation including over £16,000 in travel and childcare expenses.
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Mousehole fed-up locals rename Cornwall's 'prettiest village' 'binhole' - Cornwall Live
Mousehole residents have nicknamed their village 'binhole' due to uncollected old bins being replaced by Cornwall Council's new collection system.
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Cornwall election results to see Tories lose at least five seats, exit poll predicts - Cornwall Live
Exit poll predicts Conservatives will lose at least five Cornwall seats to Labour and Liberal Democrats in the election.
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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.
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Camborne and Redruth candidates for General Election 2024 - Cornwall Live
Conservative George Eustice is retiring from the Camborne and Redruth constituency, with Labour's Perran Moon and Conservative Connor Donnithorne competing to replace him.
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Government's 'sick note' changes will hit Cornwall's vulnerable residents hardest, say councillors - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council raised concerns that government proposals to change disability and sickness payments would disproportionately impact the Duchy's most vulnerable residents.