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Hayle outdoor swimming pool to reopen this week
A date has been set for when Hayle outdoor swimming pool will reopen.
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Wave art from Newquay selling to city dwellers keen to have a slice of Cornwall in their homes
Newquay artist Philly Stokes has sold many of her paintings of waves tocity dwellers keen to have a bit of Cornwall on their walls.
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Recycling banks to be removed from every town in Cornwall
Recycling banks will be removed from 65 sites around Cornwall this August.
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Elderly residents in West Penwith call on Government to pay for TV licence for the over 75
There has been a call for the Government to pick up the tab for TV licences for the elderly.
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Paradise Park in Hayle opens again after Covid-19 lockdown
Paradise Park in Hayle is welcoming visitors once more.
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Warning against dangerous rip current at Mexico Towans in Hayle
RNLI lifeguard at Mexico Towans in Hayle have warned that a deep hole in front of their lifeguard unit is causing a rip current at mid to high tide.
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Paradise Park in Hayle opens again after Covid-19 lockdown
Paradise Park in Hayle is welcoming visitors once more.
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Farmers' markets in Pendeen and Penzance ready to reopen again
Farmers' markets in West Cornwall are getting to reopen once again after a three month forced closure due tothe coronavirus pandemic.
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Triple call-outs for busy St Ives RNLI crew
RNLI lifeboat crew from St Ives were called out on three shouts in one day.
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New Covid-19 testing service unveiled on Isles of Scilly
A new and enhanced Covid-19 testing service is now available for residents and visitors in the Isles of Scilly.
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Visitors to Marazion told to stay at least 'one dolphin apart'
Marazion Chamber of Commerce has put up signs around the town to remind everyone to 'keep one dolphin apart'.
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Tarmac poured on St Just parish church path is 'hideous scar'
One Cornish historian has decribed the tarmac poured between the granite stones leading to the church as an out of keeping scar.