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Government pledges £37.4m for new Teignmouth rail shelter
“We’re looking forward to getting started and are excited by the engineering challenge"
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Gardeners in Cornwall urged to check before mowing as number of injured hedgehogs rises
Gardeners have been asked to check before they strim or risk injuring rare hedgehogs
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Progress update on CDS full fibre network rollout
Around 56,000 homes and businesses will be provided with access to Gigabit capable broadband
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Dartmoor Line rail services will be restored for first time in half a century
The Department for Transport, Network Rail, and Great Western Railway (GWR) are working together to reopen the line between Exeter and Okehampton
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Concerns over whether Torridge council can pay for play area maintenance dismissed
Councillors questioned a sentence in their budget, saying there was no allocated budget for maintenance of play area in the council’s play areas strategy
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Council aim to save car park with asset of community value bid
The council had hoped to purchase the car park for £800,000 but were outbid
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Egg producer St Ewe brings new jobs to Truro as it opens a new processing plant
St Ewe egg producer is set to build a new facility outside Truro to meet growing demand
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Calls for U-turn on controversial Appledore slipway jet ski ban
They disagreed with the decision of c&Rr to ban the launching of jet skis at the slipway at Churchfields Car Park or the closure of the slipway with bollards
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St Austell and Newquay MP re-elected as chairman of All Party Parliamentary Group for Hospitality and Tourism
Steve Double has been re-elected to chair the all party parliamentary group on tourism
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Residents asked for their views on future of Bodmin
Residents in Bodmin are being invited to have their say on the town's Neighbourhood Plan
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Lorry destroyed by fire in Ilfracombe
The fire, which was deemed by the incident commander to have started accidentally, caused 100 per cent damage to the lorry cab
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4,000 volunteers help with the fight against Covid in Cornwall
Volunteers have come forward in their droves to help the fight against Covid in Cornwall, NHS figures have shown