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Popular live music bar announces it is to close at the end of the month
A popular live music bar in one of Cornwall’s tourist hotspots has announced it is to close at the end of the month. The owners of Whiskers bar in Newquay, which has been rated one of TripAdvisor's top five nights out in Cornwall, revealed their
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26-year-old who stole alcohol four times in six days banned from drinking
A 26-year-old who stole bottles of booze from a Falmouth supermarket four times within the space of six days has been told he cannot drink alcohol for four months as part of his punishment. The drinking ban came as persistent alcohol thief Harry
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Major upgrade completed to water network in Cornish town
South West Water has completed a major upgrade to the water network in one Cornish town. The £270,000 work was to replace a large section of cast iron pipework that had been in place in Fowey, Cornwall since the 1960s. This has now been swapped
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New MRI unit opens in Cornwall to reduce pandemic backlog
A new MRI scanner in Cornwall is now up and running, ready to provide around 7,000 scans each year. It is part of ongoing efforts to provide treatment to patients closer to home, take the pressure of the Royal Cornwall Hospital in Truro and reduce
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Here's why the new fence around RNAS Culdrose navy base is different colours
Anyone driving through Helston and out towards the Lizard Peninsula recently cannot have failed to notice a big project underway. A new fence is being put around the perimeter of Helston's navy base RNAS Culdrose, also known as HMS Seahawk, to
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AI cameras in Cornwall now checking if you wear a seatbelt or use a phone
Freestanding AI cameras are now watching drivers in Cornwall and Devon to make sure they are wearing seatbelts and not using mobile phones while driving. Three Acusensus camera systems are currently operational, with specific locations changing
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Falmouth man left in pool of own blood hopes to open woodland trauma sanctuary
A Falmouth businessman left badly injured in a pool of his own blood and needing facial reconstruction has revealed plans to set up a woodland respite sanctuary in Cornwall for other victims of trauma. Paul Rutter says he hopes to show that “A