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230118 | Cornwall MP George Eustice under fire for 'stay-at-home mums' gender comment

George Eustice told the Commons that overall the UK "gave away far too much for far too little in return".

Cornwall MP George Eustice under fire for 'stay-at-home mums' gender comment

Mr Eustice's comments came on the back of the Budget announcement made by the Chancellor Jeremy Hunt last week  read more »

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230310 | Commissioner unveils plan to reopen six more police station ‘front desks’

Commissioner unveils plan to reopen six more police station ‘front desks’

10 March

SIX more police enquiry desks will be reopened across Devon and Cornwall in the next 12 months, the county’s Police and Crime Commissioner will announce today.

The next phase of Alison Hernandez’s project to reopen police enquiry offices (PEOs) will see stations reopened to the public in Devonport (Plymouth), Looe, Ilfracombe, Honiton, Okehampton and Kingsbridge in the 12 months to April 2024.  read more »

230314 | 'Why I am reopening 17 police station front desks' - says Commissioner

Tiverton

'Why I am reopening 17 police station front desks' - says Commissioner

14 March

I love an opportunity to get out and meet the public we serve and front-line police officers, staff and volunteers, so was in my element on Friday and Saturday when I toured the six police stations where I have funded the reopening of police enquiry offices.

'Why I am reopening 17 police station front desks' - says Commissioner  read more »

230225 | Judicial review over Hayle Viaduct Hill new houses in Cornwall | Town fails in challenging Cornwall Council at judicial

The challenge had been over 85 houses to be built in Viaduct Hill, Hayle (Image: Google Street View)
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.
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230224 | CLIMATE & ECOLOGY BILL A short introduction

In major news for the cross-party Zero Hour campaign, West Cornwall campaigners are celebrating following news that Conservative MP—Derek Thomas—is now backing the Climate & Ecology Bill.

CLIMATE & ECOLOGY BILL  read more »

230224 | Success in St Ives: Derek Thomas MP backs the CE Bill! - Zero Hour

In major news for the cross-party Zero Hour campaign, West Cornwall campaigners are celebrating following news that Conservative MP—Derek Thomas—is now backing the Climate & Ecology Bill.

Success in St Ives: Derek Thomas MP backs the CE Bill!

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230118 | Why George Eustice is Standing Down - 17.4% drop in votes 16% swing, set to lose out to Labour's challenger Perran Moon

George Eustice told the Commons that overall the UK "gave away far too much for far too little in return".
On national swing, according to our model, Eustice is set to lose out to Labour's challenger Perran Moon. The current swing is expected to be around 16%, with Moon securing a 15% majority in a seat which had previously been Conservative
Eustice, mapped in red, has a majority on the lower end of other Tory quitters, whilst being above the average age. His decision therefore seems unsurprising when he is in a more precarious position, and is further along in his career, than other Conserva
A recent finding by UK Polling Report predicted Mr Eustice is set to lose his seat to Labour with a 17.3% drop in votes.
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Older news from Hayle

Older news from Hayle

230105 | Public being urged to wear masks amid Covid rise; Cornwall has an estimated 72,153 active cases

Cornwall has an estimated 72,153 active cases; Across the UK, 3,293,888 people are currently predicted to have symptomatic Covid-19 | 5 JAN 2023

Public being urged to wear masks amid Covid rise

Wearing masks in public: How do you feel about it?

There has been a rise in the number of Covid cases over the last few weeks, along with a new strain of Covid (XXB.1.5) but should this mean a reintroduction of masks?

Ben Gordon

Across the UK, fears are rising about a new strain of Covid, along with rises in the number of cases being diagnosed. With conflicting factors an obvious worry, there have been calls to reinstate a 'masks in public' rule.  read more »

230105 | Cornwall has highest number active Covid-19 cases since start of pandemic; estimated 72,153 active cases

Cornwall has an estimated 72,153 active cases; Across the UK, 3,293,888 people are currently predicted to have symptomatic Covid-19 | 5 JAN 2023

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Covid-19 Cornwall News 2022

2022 Covid

221223 | The number of cases has grown steadily in Cornwall | new Covid-19 subvariant in recent weeks BF.7

Areas in Cornwall with the highest Covid rates according to the latest Government figures

Cornwall areas with highest Covid-19 rates as new variant detected

Cases have risen across the county in recent weeks

The number of cases has grown steadily in Cornwall over the past few weeks, especially during the recent cold snap  read more »

221210 | Cornwall's favourite Christmas lights in Angarrack could be switched off forever

Angarrack resident Chris Bray attends to one of the many Christmas lights in the village (Image: Greg Martin / Cornwall Live)
The twelve drummers may have to stop drumming if more volunteers don't come forward (Image: Greg Martin / Cornwall Live)
Many hands make lights work'. A call for help with Angarrack Christmas lights (Image: Greg Martin / Cornwall Live)
Seven swans a-swimming (Image: Greg Martin / Cornwall Live)
Angarrack resident Dan Amos taking his dog Ziggy for walk in the village (Image: Greg Martin / Cornwall Live)

Cornwall's favourite Christmas lights in Angarrack could be switched off forever

A lack of volunteers means the popular village display which takes over two months to create may have to stop  read more »

221223 | Covid outbreaks hit care homes across Cornwall

Covid outbreaks hit care homes across Cornwall

There has been a rise in the number of Covid cases in Cornwall lately  read more »

221222 | 'Drunk' Santas in a tank cause chaos in Cornish village of Angarrack

Seven swans a-swimming

'Drunk' Santas in a tank cause chaos in Cornish village of Angarrack

The Santas and their tank visited several towns that day  read more »

221115 | Cornish MP admits to backing bad trade deal for UK

George Eustice told the Commons that overall the UK "gave away far too much for far too little in return".

Cornish MP admits to backing bad trade deal for UK

Olivier Vergnault

221003 | New Covid-19 symptom discovered as Britain warned of tough winter | confirmed Covid cases risen over past week

2,440,780 people are currently predicted to have symptomatic COVID in the UK

New Covid-19 symptom discovered as Britain warned of tough winter

Research shows that two-thirds of people are now experiencing a new dominant symptom instead of a loss of smell or fever  read more »

220516 | 'Save our Sands' protesters fear Hayle development is 'destroying' part of Cornish coastline

Save Our Sands - Watch Charlotte Gay's report
Campaigners say the development is "destroying" the coastline [Credit: BPM Media]

'Save our Sands' protesters fear Hayle development is 'destroying' part of Cornish coastline

  • Monday 16 May 2022, 5:0
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220926 | Serious injury collision, St Erth

Via DC Police/Neighbourhood Messaging

Serious injury colli

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220824 | Council welcomes reduced bus fare initiatives in boost to low carbon travel

Council welcomes reduced bus fare initiatives in boost to low carbon travel  

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220905 | Dogs on Cornish beaches consultation launches

Dogs on Cornish beaches consultation launches

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220901 | Field A – Offers around £400,000 (Fields B & C Open to Offers) Land off Angarrack Lane

Ref: LCAA8948 Field A – Offers around £400,000 (Fields B & C Open to Offers)
Land off Angarrack Lane, Connor Downs, Hayle, Cornwall, TR27 5JF FREEHOLD

An exciting opportunity to acquire an area of investment/potential development land, on the edge of a popular village, close to the north Cornish coast. First time available for over 25 years.

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220714 | NHS in worst state in 74 years thanks to Tory management, says former Lib Dem MP

NHS in worst state in 74 years thanks to Tory management, says former Lib Dem MP

26 ambulances were again spotted queuing outside ED at Treliske this week  read more »

220719 | Woman's 'life saved' by driving to London instead of waiting hours in Cornwall ambulance

Woman's 'life saved' by driving to London instead of waiting hours in Cornwall ambulance

The retired GP believes she was seen faster than if she waited in an ambulance outside of Royal Cornwall Hospital  read more »

220720 | Cornwall Lithium borehole drilling sites on Rodda's land, Scorrier

Cornwall Lithium borehole drilling sites on Rodda's land, Scorrier

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220628 | Kate Winslet's former Cornwall life in the villages of Angarrack and Tintagel

Kate Winslet's former Cornwall life in the villages of Angarrack and Tintagel

The Titanic and Holiday star fell in love with a Japanese-style pole house near Hayle. She then purchased a property linked to the Camelot Castle Hotel  read more »

220627 | 40 new homes in village | Connor Downs | and north west of Angarrack Lane, Connor Downs

The properties would be built on land off Angarrack Lane, Connor Downs
A map of the site in the planning documents

 

40 new homes in village

What the development would look like

This is an outline application for 40 units with associated open space for the land north west of Angarrack Lane, Connor Downs, Hayle.

It was submitted by PCL Planning Ltd on behalf of Treveth Holdings LLP, a company owned by Cornwall Council.  read more »

220627| The ICS will replace Kernow CCG from July 1 to provide a single NHS voice in Cornwall

Cornwall's ambulance queues are nothing we're proud of says NHS boss

The ICS will replace Kernow CCG from July 1 to provide a single NHS voice in Cornwall  read more »

220623 | George Eustice and Derek Thomas would lose seats in Cornwall if election held now, YouGov poll suggests

George Eustice and Derek Thomas would lose seats in Cornwall if election held now, YouGov poll suggests

As things stand the next General Election would be on May 2, 2024  read more »

220609 Recent Lungworm case in Hayle | Lungworm increasing threat to Cats and Dogs

Following a recent case in Hayle of Lungworm

Angiostrongylus vasorum has been found with increasing frequency in the UK and across Europe, posing a growing threat to domestic dogs. Previously, A. vasorum was regarded as confined to small pockets in West Cornwall (Truro area) and South Wales (Swansea area). However, by 2000 reports suggested that it had become established in south-east England. It has since been recorded in dogs in the Midlands and as far north as Glasgow, so that now it is perceived as a potential threat to domestic dogs throughout the UK mainland.  read more »

220301 | UK overrules scientific advice lift ban on bee-harming pesticide, Eustice not "rule out completely risk to bees"

To minimise risks to bees, George Eustice says that farmers will be forbidden from growing flowering plants for 32 months after the sugar beet crop.
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220211 | Will banned bee-killing pesticides become the new norm? | Secretary of State ignoring expert advice

Will banned bee-killing pesticides become the new norm?

Friday 11 February 2022
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220505 | Prices at 'value brand' Tory minister's family farm shop dwarf supermarket rates George Eustice is 'trustee of family'

Prices at 'value brand' Tory minister's family farm shop dwarf supermarket rates

George Eustice is a 'trustee of a family discretionary will trust which owns shares' in a Cornish fruit and veg farm - which sells products at higher rates than supermarkets  read more »

220412 | Cornwall residents and visitors urged take Covid seriously as free testing ends 'Don’t pretend Covid has disappeared'

‘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.

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220416 | 'Keep your masks on' visitors told | As tourists head West for Easter, health chiefs issue Covid warning

‘Keep your masks on’ visitors told

As tourists head West for Easter, health chiefs issue Covid warning

PUBLIC health experts in Cornwall yesterday urged visitors to wear face masks and keep their distance in crowded places, as warm Easter weather saw crowds flock to the Westcountry.  read more »

210317 | Great value bus travel is coming to Cornwall as Council leads the way with pioneering trial

Reduced bus fares graphic

 

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 »

For Angarrack Life Magazine (April 2022) | Cornwall Heritage Trust

For Angarrack Life Magazine (April 2022)

Cornwall Heritage Trust was founded in 1985 to “preserve and strengthen” (“gwytha ha crefhe”) Cornwall’s rich and distinct heritage. They are proud to own or manage some of the most important historic places in Cornwall, and have HRH The Prince of Wales, Duke of Cornwall as Royal Patron, and Colonel Edward Bolitho OBE as President.
As well as protecting land, buildings and artefacts of heritage significance, CHT have a strong focus on education and fundraising to continue their work.  read more »

2021: 36 spills for 87 hours into tributary Angarrack Stream | Relistian Pumping Station SWW 301607 | Raw Sewage in our Rivers

2021 - 36 spills for 87 hours into tributary of Angarrack Stream: Relistian Pumping Station permit 301607 South West Water

Raw Sewage in our Rivers | The Rivers Trust

Sewage is discharged into rivers across the UK and Ireland on a daily basis. This isn’t an isolated problem; it occurs up and down the country, affecting urban city centre rivers and pristine chalk streams alike. Our The Rivers Trust Sewage Map will help you find out where this happens

 

https://theriverstrust.org/sewage-map

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220404 | Are you aware of a series of outages since 6.15 at TR27? | WPD (@wpduk)

220330 | People need to remain vigilant about Covid, experts warning, as free universal testing for the virus ends in England

Covid: Record 4908900 people have the virus in UK

Cornwall and Isles of Scilly  read more »

220330 | Covid: Record 4.9 million people have the virus in UK | Cornwall 141% more cases than England average

Covid: Record 4908900 people have the virus in UK

 

Cornwall and Isles of Scilly  read more »

2203286 | Cases of COVID-19 at highest rate ever in Cornwall | Cornwall Council

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 »

211229 | Two Million current cases reached | 2,079,155 people are currently predicted to have symptomatic COVID in the UK

2,079,155 people are currently predicted to have symptomatic COVID in the UK

Gas Works - Hayle

The Masterplan for Hayle Harbour

English Heritage Reports

Circa 1834 the Copperhouse foundry built a small gasworks to light their foundry and the surrounding area.

In 1869 the Company became bankrupt and the Foundry closed, but the Receiver continued to supply gas. The gasworks was purchased by Hosken & Sons, Millers in 1875.

In 1889 the Copperhouse gasworks was closed and the supply taken over by the new works of the Hayle Gas Co.  read more »

211115 | Million cases reached | 1,017,465 people are currently predicted to have symptomatic COVID in the UK

1,017,465 people are currently predicted to have symptomatic COVID in the UK

WITHDRAWN: PA21/02265 | Outline planning permission: Construction Dwelling House | Land North West Of 13 Riverside

Application number:  PA21/02265 - Withdrawn

Town And Country Planning Act 1990 (as amended)
Town And Country Planning (General Development Procedure) (England) Order
2015
Confirmation of Withdrawn Application
Outline planning permission with all matters reserved: Construction of Dwelling
House and Associated Works
at
Land North West Of 13
Riverside
Angarrack
Cornwall
TR27 5JD


CORNWALL  COUNCIL,  hereby  confirms  that  the  above  mentioned  application  has  been
Withdrawn.


DATED:  1 November 2021

 

 


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210805 | Flooding report Riverside - EDS 2021 | Updated | via PA21/02265

Mitigation Measures
Access and Egress - Riverside
Fluvial Flood Extents
Fluvial Flood Extents plus 50%
Schematic overview of the model including a background LiDAR terrain model.
Catchments

J-1760 Flood Risk Assessment – New Dwelling 13 Riverside Angarrack

Engineering and Development Solutions Ltd

Flooding report Riverside - EDS 2021

An assessment was made of the Angarrack Stream culvert capacity based on its dimensions and gradient when considering likely inlet and outlet levels from LiDAR data. The capacity was determined to be approximately 9m3/s.  read more »

210812 | Hayle Pop-Up Innovation Centre open until Christmas 2021

August 5th, Acceleration Through Innovation 2 (ATI2) celebrated opening its ninth Pop-Up Innovation Centre at the Plantation Store in Hayle.  The Mayor of Hayle, Steve Benney, cut the ribbon
TI News | Pop-up Centre News

Hayle Pop-Up Innovation Centre Now Open

12 August 2021


On August 5th, Acceleration Through Innovation 2 (ATI2) celebrated opening its ninth Pop-Up Innovation Centre at the Plantation Store in Hayle.

The business support programme was delighted to be joined by the Mayor of Hayle, Steve Benney, who cut the ribbon to officially open the Hayle Pop-up Innovation Centre.

Throughout the day ATI2 staff welcomed a steady flow of bookings from businesses, as well as some impromptu pop-in’s wanting to visit the space and help celebrate the opening.  read more »

210820 | Petition asking for second general hospital with A&E department in Cornwall; needs 100,000 signatures Parliament debate

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

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

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 | Cornwall’s NHS SOS, Reaction as ‘ongoing extreme surge in demand’ will see operations postponed again

“The army has been brought in to support our ambulance service. Care payments have replaced care packages to support patients discharged from hospitals. Minor injury Units closed just when demand for Emergency services are greatest. And now essential outpatient, day-case and surgical services at Penzance and Hayle hospitals have been cut to urgently create medical wards, whilst more routine NHS services are purchased from profit-making companies.  read more »

210819 | Letter from health leaders as hospitals in Cornwall at breaking point

18th August

Letter from health leaders as hospitals in Cornwall at breaking point

Health leaders have wri <span class='read-more'><a href= read more »

210819 | Covid cases rises in Cornwall on cluster map centre and west

8 hrs ago

Covid cases rises in Cornwall on cluster map centre and west

Covid cases rises in Cornwall on c <span class='read-more'><a href= read more »

210815 | Cornwall residents and visitors urged to remain vigilant as self-isolation rules change

Cornwall residents and visitors urged to remain vigilant as self-isolation rules change

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210815 | Parts of Cornwall see substantial case increases amid a 46 per cent rise overall

15th August

Parts of Cornwall see substantial case increases amid a 46 per cent rise overall

Parts of Cornwall with biggest Covid cases rises on cluster map

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210719 | Government removes lockdown protections

West/Mid Cornwall | 21st July
Mid/East Cornwall | 21st July

19th July 2021 - Government removed lockdown protections from England and Wales

210812 | NHS Cornwall trusts plea for help as demand surges

12th August

NHS Cornwall trusts plea for help as demand surges

By Paul Armstrong @ThePacket Senior Reporter
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PA21/07016 | Creation of a driveway and turning space | 21 Steamers Hill Angarrack Hayle Cornwall TR27 5JB

 

Creation of a driveway and turning space - 21 Steamers Hill Angarrack Hayle Cornwall TR27 5JB

Ref. No: PA21/07016 | Received date: Wed 07 Jul 2021 | Status: Pending Consideration | Case Type: Planning Application


 

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210802 | Covid-19 continues to soar in Newquay with infection rates still double the national average, the latest figures show

West/Mid Cornwall | 21st July
Mid/East Cornwall | 21st July

Data show mixed picture in Cornwall's Covid capital

The new daily figures show the case rates in areas across the Duchy  read more »

210729 | Play Your Part for a Safe and Respectful Summer in Devon and Cornwall | Devon & Cornwall Police

Information sent on behalf of Devon and Cornwall Police
Play Your Part for a Safe and Respectful Summer in Devon and Cornwall
Play your part in making this summer in our region safe, respectful and successful for all.
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210721 | Liverpool stripped of UNESCO World Heritage Site status over waterfront development

Liverpool stripped of Unesco World Heritage Site status over waterfront development

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210721 | Covid cases in Cornwall rise nearly a thousand in week: cluster map B

West/Mid Cornwall | 21st July
Mid/East Cornwall | 21st July

21st July

Covid cases in Cornwall rise nearly a thousand in week: cluster map

Covid cases in Cornwall ris <span class='read-more'><a href= read more »

210721 | Road surface melts onto woman's tyres in record heatwave leaving mechanics gobsmacked

The heatwave caused tarmac to melt onto one driver's wheels
Louise said travelling on the melted road was like "driving through water"
Louise said: "Both passenger-side tyres were completely covered in melted Tarmac"

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

200916 | 'Respect, protect and enjoy' - council leader’s message to tourists

'Respect, protect and enjoy' - council leader’s message to tourists



The leader of Cornwall Council has urged visitors this summer to “respect, protect and enjoy” Cornwall.  read more »

210722 | Need to contact the police this summer- Why not go online #ItsPersonal | Devon and Cornwall Police

Information sent on behalf of Devon and Cornwall Police
Need to contact the police this summer- Why not go online
Whichever way you choose to contact the police, #ItsPersonal

Devon & Cornwall Police are reminding people that might need non-emergency help and advice over the summer months to consider using their online contact channels whenever possible.
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210717 | No part of Cornwall now Covid cluster free amid large spikes in some areas

17th July

No part of Cornwall now Covid cluster free amid large spikes in some areas


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Heatwave/Hot Weather

Heat advice

When weather forecasts show a very warm week for much of the country with hot days and warm nights, which may leave older people, young children and those with long-term conditions, including heart and lung diseases, struggling to adapt to the heat.

Owen Landeg, Principal Environmental Public Health Scientist at Public Health England said:  read more »

210719 | Emergency services at breaking point with one incident every 26 seconds

South West Ambulance busiest week on record: incident every 26 seconds

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210719 | Met Office issues its first ever extreme heat alert - including Cornwall

210715 | Covid in Cornwall: Thursday, July 15 - a big jump in cases

West/Mid Cornwall
Mid/East Cornwall
15th July

Covid in Cornwall: Thursday, July 15 - Big jump in cases

By Paul Armstrong @ThePacket Senior Reporter
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210715 | As Covid cases continue to rise just one area of Cornwall remains off the cluster map

West/Mid Cornwall
Mid/East Cornwall
15th July

One area of Cornwall where Covid case rise not a cluster on map

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210716 | The government still “expect” and “recommend” people to wear a face covering in crowded and enclosed spaces

5 hrs ago

Face mask rules in supermarkets ahead of ‘Freedom Day'

Sarah McGee @Sarah_McGee123 Digital Reporter
By Sarah McGee @Sarah_McGee123 Digital Reporter
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210712 | Idiot driver does U-turn on notorious A30 Hayle bypass stretch It’s not even summer, but the idiots are out in force

12th July

A30 closed in Hayle, Cornwall after serious four vehicle crash

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210701 | Wave Hub Development Services Ltd now known as Celtic Sea Power | Name change for Cornwall floating offshore wind

Name change for Cornwall floating offshore windturbine project

Wave Hub Development Services Ltd will now be known as Celtic Sea Power

Celtic Sea Power will look to harness the potential for offshore windturbines off Cornwall  read more »

210701 | Cornwall Council welcomes decision to scrap ‘Devonwall’ proposal

Cornwall Council welcomes decision to scrap ‘Devonwall’ proposal


Cornwall Council has welcomed news that proposals for revised parliamentary boundaries will keep the six parliamentary constituencies wholly within Cornwall.  read more »

2023 Review of Parliamentary constituencies | Boundary Review

2023 Review of Parliamentary constituencies

Boundary Review 2021

 

"The Boundary Commission for England is the independent organisation responsible for reviewing Parliamentary constituency boundaries in England (see below for other parts of the UK).  read more »

Intention Notice | Temporary Prohibition of Traffic – Hatchs Hill, Angarrack | 6 Oct 2021 | Sunbelt Rentals on behalf Openreach

Please note that this is only an Intention Notice and as yet an Order has not been issued.

Via https://www.hayletowncouncil.net/2021/07/temporary-prohibition-of-traffi...

Temporary Prohibition of Traffic – Hatchs Hill, Angarrack

Please see below for details regarding the temporary prohibition of traffic:

Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 S.14: Temporary Prohibition of Traffic

 

Openreach have requested to close the following road(s) to carryout works to their apparatus.

If you have any queries regarding these works, please contact the Utility direct on the number below.  read more »

210609 | Prime Minister Announces New Funding For Cornwall To Create a G7 Legacy For The Region

Prime Minister Announces New Funding For Cornwall To Create a G7 Legacy For The Region

Published 9 June 2021

Categories:  read more »

210609 | G7 'legacy' project launched to protect and restore nature across Cornwall

G7 'legacy' project launched to protect and restore nature across Cornwall

The UK government has pledged an initial £700,000 for a nature recovery project in Cornwall as a "legacy" of this week's G7 summit.

The funding, secured by Cornwall Council, Natural England and Cornwall Wildlife Trust and others, will be used to "knit together" precious habitats as part of an England-wide Nature Recovery Network.

This will mean connecting national nature reserves such as Goss Moor to other important areas for nature, such as the Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the coast and heritage sites.  read more »

210601 | June and July 2021 | Council Corner

Council Corner

June & July 2021

Town & Parish Council Elections

The local Town Council Elections took place on 6 May 2021. There has been a bit of change and we welcome two new members, Emily Brown and Marcus Hayward. Their contact details, along with those of the other successfully re-elected members, Steve Benney, Brian Capper, Graham Coad, June Lawrenson-Reid, John Pollard and Anne-Marie Rance, are available on the parish noticeboards and the town council website.  read more »

1877 | Angarrack Viaduct | Between 12 and 1 o'clock yesterday man named Allen was killed on the Angarrack viaduct

Fatal Railway Accident near Hayle.— Between 12 and 1 o'clock yesterday a man named Allen was killed on the Angarrack viaduct of the West Cornwall Railway. A gang of men were engaged repairing the viaduct, and a luggage train passed, the break van struck Allen, knocking him under the wheels, which passed over his head, killing turn instantly. Deceased was a native of Penpoads, Camborne, and leaves wife and four children.

[Possibly Thomas Allen  read more »

Angarrack, Loggans, Towans map | lagas | nature Recovery Network

From Nature Recovery Network - Lagas - Natural Captial Information & Management Hub https://lagas.co.uk/app/product/nature-recovery-network

lagas | nature Recovery Network

 

Nature Recovery Network:Further Information

 

To provide a draft nature recovery network map for Cornwall that reflects the stated goals and ambition of the nature recovery network as outlined in HM Government 25 Year Environment Plan.The map brings together mapping of existing nature networks, connecting corridors and habitat opportunities to identify those areas of mainland Cornwall that are envisaged as part of a nature recovery network.

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Nature Recovery Network

Nature Recovery Network

Defra and Natural England are bringing together partners, legislation and funding, to create the Nature Recovery Network (NRN). Together, we will deliver the Network by restoring and enhancing England’s wildlife-rich places.


Defra and Natural England are bringing together partners, legislation and funding, to create the Nature Recovery Network (NRN). Together, we will deliver the Network by restoring and enhancing England’s wildlife-rich places.  read more »

210519| Boss Kate Shields is leaving Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust

Boss Kate Shields is leaving Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust

The Treliske CEO has announced that she will be resigning  read more »

Hayle Existing and Proposed Retail and Housing | Autumn 2020

Existing Proposed Retail and Housing 1 Hayle Harbour W1/08-0613 2 North Quay PA18/04577 (143) 3 South Quay Yard PA17/0418/2 (30) read more »