Angry after having an argument with his girlfriend in the early hours, Calvin Pascoe took it out on her father’s car, kicking a wing mirror off it and then jumping on the bonnet.
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Forget X Factor, the real search for the UK’s best singers is finally over – and they live in Stithians.
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Porthleven Town Council has been sent an anonymous letter giving “proposals and suggestions” over the future of the village.
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The Sport Relief Mile is back – and it’s coming to Falmouth.
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WEARING gleaming knee-high boots, the Duchess of Cornwall stands on parade to honour servicemen and women yesterday.
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The Duchess of Cornwall really put her foot in it yesterday – by turning up for a military ceremony in wrinkly boots.
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BBC News Boris joins attack on No 10's 'failure' over RBS boss's bonus The Independent Cornwall's newest brewery opened last week. The Harbour Brewing Company, based in Bodmin, joins a cr… As Olympic fever sweeps the globe, it's important for travellers to retain a healthy degree of skept… The Stephen Lawrence case was described by … RBS boss Stephen Hester must decline his unjustified bonus Daily Mail MPs may summon RBS pay chief after Hester bonus Telegraph.co.uk Hester focused on finishing tough job Financial Times Sky News
A project to develop one of West Cornwall‘s most important pieces of history has taken a big step forward thanks to more than £1.5 million in grants.
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Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday’s game between Port Vale and Plymouth in League Two.
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BBC News Tree-planting kits to commemorate the Diamond Jubilee BBC News The Woodland Trust are giving out thousands of free tree-planting packs to schools and groups across the UK. They want to plant six million new trees all over the country to celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee. They aim to plant a million trees this … Cash in on your jubilee celebrations Knutsford Guardian 'Let's celebrate the Jubilee' Coleraine Today The Duchess of Cornwall sets Jubilee Menu challenge Telegraph.co.uk Mirror.co.uk
Last night saw Launceston’s annual debate at the Town Hall. More than 70 people came to discuss issues of interest to our town and the surrounding villages. We had invited Graeme Hicks, the Cabinet Member for Highways and Transportation, to come along with Tim Wood the Assistant Head of the Council’s Transportation Service because of the keen interest in buses, roads and parking. Many thanks to Graeme and Tim for coming.
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Senior police officers in Cornwall, including the county commander, help to clean up a housing estate in Camborne.
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Marc Richards will continue to play through the pain barrier for Port Vale when improving Plymouth visit in npower League Two.Richards has been plague…
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The future of Post Offices in Cornwall has been secured by Liberal Democrat Business Minister, Ed Davey. After ending Labour’s Post Office closure programme, which saw more than 7100 Post Offices disappear in their 13 years in office, Ed Davey has announced that a ten-year deal between the Post Office and the Royal Mail has been reached. The deal gives additional certainty to subpostmasters across the UK and covers the full range of Royal Mail products available at post offices such as first and second class post, parcels, air mail, recorded and special deliveries. Before Labour came to power, the Conservatives had a closure programme of their own and many thousands of branches were closed under their rule
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Cornish Pirates are without top-scorer David Doherty for Sunday’s Championship clash with London Welsh.
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Cornwall‘s telegraph museum at Porthcurno wins two grants totalling £1.56m, including £1.44m in lottery funding.
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Former LoveFilm senior developer, Aaron Trevena, has taken up a new post with Cornish software development agency HeadForwards.
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Marine industry jobs in Falmouth are predicted to grow tenfold over the next five years – after the government this week designated the south west region as the UK’s first marine energy park.
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Discount department store Trago Mills has a fine for dumping waste at stores in Devon and Cornwall reduced by £120,000.
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Hardy’s Carpets in St Austell has taken on three new members of staff following a major revamp.
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Truro City manager Lee Hodges warns his players not take lowly Staines lightly at Treyew Road after the Surrey side won their last two away games.
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Redruth have injury concerns over three key forwards ahead of their trip to Hartpury College in National Two South.
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A fast-expanding Cornish brewery has exceeded £4 million sales for the first time.
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The uncertainty surrounding Feed in Tariff (FIT) payments is likely to remain for some time, despite this week’s Government defeat in the Court of Appeal.
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A new petition has been launched calling for a fresh investigation into the cause of a “cluster” of bone cancers and brain tumours that affected a group of Helston Community College pupils.
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Gig crews from across the Falmouth area are set to be at the heart of one of the biggest days of celebrations Britain has ever seen.
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Flanker Josh Lord returns to the Launceston squad to face Southend after the club decide to appeal against his eight-week ban for eye-gouging.
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Cuts to traffic police in Devon and Cornwall – which have seen a 16% reduction in two years – could cost lives, a road safety charity says.
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Cornwall College has revealed plans for a £6million redevelopment of two of its sites in Camborne.
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Deciding to steal Christmas presents for his family landed a Truro father back in prison.
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The Eden Project is offering urban gardening tips through a series of indoor weekly workshops at Truro Community Library.
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