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Cornwall Council Cabinet backs garden village plans and funding for new school - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council Cabinet approved the Langarth Garden Village masterplan, proposing up to 4,000 homes near Truro over 25 years.
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2020
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Lockdown anger as Cornwall hit 'unfairly' due to others' failures - Cornwall Live
Cornwall local leaders criticized national lockdown restrictions, arguing the county is unfairly penalized for other regions' coronavirus failures.
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Vow to people of Cornwall as Lockdown 2 approaches - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council pledges support for residents and businesses during second Covid-19 lockdown while lobbying government for additional assistance.
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Cornwall Council agrees to object to planning changes but with no Conservative support - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council voted to object to government planning reform proposals, with Conservative councillors not supporting the cross-party motion.
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Cornwall's street marshal scheme to be rolled out across the UK - Cornwall Live
The UK Government is promoting Cornwall's summer street marshal scheme as a model for other authorities to enforce social gathering rules.
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Cornwall avoids summer coronavirus spike despite thousands of visitors - Cornwall Live
Cornwall avoided a coronavirus spike during summer 2020 despite thousands of tourists visiting after reopening on July 4.
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Cornwall unveils its Tour of Britain route on the day the race was due to start - Cornwall Live
Cornwall unveiled the route for its first Tour of Britain cycling stage, set to run from Penzance to Bodmin in September 2021.
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Building of major new road in Truro will start next month - Cornwall Live
Construction of a new Northern Access Road for Langarth Garden Village in Truro will begin next month following funding contract signing.
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Cornwall Council’s Conservative leader criticised for sweary email she sent to some councillors by mistake - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council Conservative leader Linda Taylor faced criticism for accidentally sending some councillors a profanity-laden email about independent councillor Tim Dwelly.
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Cornish businesses must apply for pavement seating licence - Cornwall Live
Cornwall businesses must apply for fast-track pavement seating licences under the Business and Planning Act 2020 until September 2021.
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Planning law changes 'abolish section 106 rules' and could lead to less affordable homes being built in Cornwall - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council warns government planning law changes could reduce affordable home construction by one-third annually, particularly affecting urban areas.
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Meet the marshals helping to keep Cornwall’s high streets Covid-safe - Cornwall Live
Street marshals have been deployed in Cornwall's high streets to help residents follow COVID-19 guidelines and maintain social distancing.
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Massive wind turbine by A30 at Carland Cross will power up 1,400 homes - Cornwall Live
A 40m wingspan wind turbine at Carland Cross will generate enough electricity to power 1,400 homes annually.
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Cornwall Council backs call to help coach tour industry hit by coronavirus - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council backed Liberal Democrat councillor Jackie Bull's motion calling on government to provide urgent financial support for coronavirus-hit coach tour companies.
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Cornwall Council says it has spent £74 million on responding to coronavirus pandemic - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council reports spending £74 million responding to coronavirus pandemic and seeks additional government funding coverage.
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Cornwall urged to be cautious after 'appalling scenes' in Bournemouth - Cornwall Live
Cornwall councillor Tim Dwelly urged caution after Bournemouth beach incidents, warning tourism reopening risks COVID-19 resurgence and business closures.
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Redruth to be revitalised to the tune of over £4 million - Cornwall Live
Redruth will receive £4 million in funding through the High Streets Heritage Action Zones scheme for town center revitalization.
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From slave owners to abolitionist campaigners - Cornwall's role in the slave trade - Cornwall Live
Cornwall had both slave owners among merchants and landowners and abolitionists who campaigned against slavery between 16th-19th centuries.
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Cornwall's high streets must reinvent themselves to survive post-lockdown - Cornwall Live
Cornwall's high streets must reinvent themselves to survive post-lockdown as remote work reduces footfall and retail spending.
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Stadium for Cornwall to bid for new government cash pot - Cornwall Live
Stadium for Cornwall and Hall for Cornwall could bid for government funding for shovel-ready economic projects deliverable within 18 months.
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Councillor tells colleagues to 'attack, attack, destroy' opposition over tourism concerns - Cornwall Live
Newquay Conservative councillor Olly Monk accidentally emailed all 123 Cornwall councillors urging Tory colleagues to attack Cabinet members over tourism comments.
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Cornwall Council cabinet member warns of second spike from tourist influx - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council cabinet member Tim Dwelly warned of potential coronavirus second spike from tourist influx, preferring government financial support over visitor increases.
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High streets across Cornwall are reopening - here's what to expect - Cornwall Live
Cornwall businesses are reopening after months of coronavirus lockdown closure, with Cornwall Live launching a #IAmOpen promotional campaign to support local shops.
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The dark past of Cornwall's Trengwainton estate that was owned by a ruthless slave trader - Cornwall Live
Trengwainton estate in Penzance was historically owned by the Price family who made their fortune from slave trading activities.
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Cornwall Council wants to give more money to self-employed people affected by lockdown - Cornwall Live
Cornwall Council requested government permission to allocate underspent funding from previous grant schemes to a new discretionary fund for self-employed people.