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Hayle Existing and Proposed Retail and Housing | Autumn 2020
Submitted by Cornwall Council on Tue, 18/05/2021 - 23:00.
230821 | People of Cornwall town 'thrown under bus' over housing plan | direct result of councillors handled Hayle masterplan
Submitted by InYourArea and ... on Wed, 23/08/2023 - 14:15.
A councillor says the people of Hayle have been "thrown under the bus" by Cornwall Council over plans to build 60 new houses in the Cornish town read more »
230817 | When will new rubbish collection changes start, Cornwall
Submitted by via InYourArea ... on Fri, 18/08/2023 - 06:42.
230809 | Holiday park in Cornwall for emergency housing still empty | Sandbank site purchased Cornwall Council in Jan 2022
Submitted by InYourArea and ... on Sat, 12/08/2023 - 12:14.
230811 | Decision on huge solar farm at Carnhell Green: refused
Submitted by InYourArea and ... on Sat, 12/08/2023 - 10:22.
230630 | Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust cares for 25 patients with Covid-19 in hospital
Submitted by The Voice newspaper on Fri, 30/06/2023 - 23:00.
Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust cares for 25 patients with Covid-19 in hospital
Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust was caring for 25 patients with coronavirus in hospital as of Sunday, figures show.
230225 | Judicial review over Hayle Viaduct Hill new houses in Cornwall | Town fails in challenging Cornwall Council at judicial
Submitted by Falmouth Packet on Mon, 27/02/2023 - 11:20.
On February 7, 2022 members of the West Sub-Area Planning Committee at Cornwall Council agreed to grant planning permission - subject to conditions and Section 106 planning obligations - on a site off Viaduct Hill.
This was despite the town council warning that the area already has 700 extra houses in the pipeline and could cope with any more development.
Recycling, Rubbish Collection, Waste | Cornwall Council
Submitted by Angarrack.info ... on Sun, 01/01/2023 - 00:00.
Rubbish, Recycling and Waste| Cornwall Council
220824 | Council welcomes reduced bus fare initiatives in boost to low carbon travel
Submitted by Cornwall Council on Tue, 06/09/2022 - 13:52.
Council welcomes reduced bus fare initiatives in boost to low carbon travel
220905 | Dogs on Cornish beaches consultation launches
Submitted by via Cornwall Council on Tue, 06/09/2022 - 13:25.
220830| Future changes to rubbish and recycling collections - Cornwall Council
Submitted by Cornwall Council on Mon, 29/08/2022 - 23:00.
220412 | Cornwall residents and visitors urged take Covid seriously as free testing ends 'Don’t pretend Covid has disappeared'
Submitted by Cornwall Council on Wed, 20/04/2022 - 09:25.
‘Don’t pretend Covid has disappeared!’ This is the message to Cornwall’s residents and visitors ahead of the busy Easter break.
People are also reminded that all Covid-19 testing sites are now closed as part of the Government’s Living with Covid strategy and move to end free testing for the general population.
Some people – including those living and working in health and care settings – will still have access to free tests but the majority will have the option of purchasing them. More information on this will be available on the Government website.
210317 | Great value bus travel is coming to Cornwall as Council leads the way with pioneering trial
Submitted by Cornwall Council on Sun, 10/04/2022 - 23:00.
Residents will pay significantly less to travel by bus from next week under a new pilot scheme led by Cornwall Council to encourage more people to travel by bus.
The reduced bus fares pilot scheme is a first for a local authority and follows a successful bid by the Council for £23.5m funded by UK Government.
It will mean adult bus passengers will, on average, pay one-third less for their fares when new summer timetables are introduced on Sunday, April 10. read more »
2203286 | Cases of COVID-19 at highest rate ever in Cornwall | Cornwall Council
Submitted by Cornwall Council on Mon, 28/03/2022 - 23:00.
Cases of COVID-19 at highest rate ever in Cornwall
Residents are being warned to take extra precautions to stop the spread of covid-19 as case rates in Cornwall hit an all-time high.
On Tuesday, March 22 cases hit the record high of 1,322 per 100,000 a rate which also makes Cornwall the second highest area for cases in England. read more »
210820 | Petition asking for second general hospital with A&E department in Cornwall; needs 100,000 signatures Parliament debate
Submitted by InYourArea/Corn... on Mon, 23/08/2021 - 10:19.
Government to respond to petition asking for second general hospital with A&E department in Cornwall
If it reaches 100,000 signatures it will be considered for debate in Parliament read more »
210821 | Boardmasters: At least 56 Covid cases linked to Cornwall festival in Swansea Bay alone
Submitted by InYourArea/Corn... on Mon, 23/08/2021 - 10:14.
Boardmasters: At least 56 Covid cases linked to Cornwall festival in Swansea Bay alone
A growing number of parents and young people have taken to social media to report that they contracted coronavirus after attending Boardmasters read more »
210821 | Cornwall has gone purple again after the case rate rose further, putting it into a new category
Submitted by InYourArea/Falm... on Mon, 23/08/2021 - 10:07.
21st August
Covid case figures for Newquay, Falmouth and in Cornwall on map
Latest case figures for Newquay, Falmouth and other towns as map rises to purple
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210819 | Covid cases rises in Cornwall on cluster map centre and west
Submitted by InYourArea/Corn... on Thu, 19/08/2021 - 09:16.
8 hrs ago
Covid cases rises in Cornwall on cluster map centre and west
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210815 | Cornwall residents and visitors urged to remain vigilant as self-isolation rules change
Submitted by InYourArea/Corn... on Wed, 18/08/2021 - 09:58.
210721 | Road surface melts onto woman's tyres in record heatwave leaving mechanics gobsmacked
Submitted by InYourArea/Corn... on Thu, 22/07/2021 - 16:05.
Road surface melts onto woman's tyres in record heatwave leaving mechanics gobsmacked
Louise Hanley from Hayle, Cornwall compared her short trip to "driving through water" after the Met Office expressed particular concern for public safety in parts of southwest England
