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The Guardian (Free subscription) | yesterday
• Remains of firework found behind front door • Tributes paid to woman who died after saving son Police in Cornwall todayappealed for more information after calling on the people involved in a firework-related house fire that killed a woman to "do the decent thing and come forward". Mary Fox, 59, died after helping her youngest son, Raum, 17, who has learning difficulties, to jump...
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The Guardian (Free subscription) | yesterday
• Stein proposes Falmouth takeaway and restaurant • Mixture of grumbles and guarded welcome in town His restaurants and shops are already so dominant in the Cornish port of Padstow that, to the chagrin of many locals, it has been nicknamed "Padstein". Now the celebrity chef Rick Stein is planning to extend his foodie empire a little further west and south to Falmouth, until now...
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newsjiffy (Free subscription) | yesterday
While the motives for the recent murder of Mary Fox in Bodmin, Cornwall, are not yet known , it is fairly clear that her son Raum Fox has been a victim of hate crime in the past. According to The Times , Raum had been bullied at Bodmin College about his acne and reported learning difficulties. He recently moved to St Austell College to escape the bullying. As with the Fiona Pilkington case, there are...
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The Cornish Democrat (Free subscription) | yesterday
Cornwall Council to consider Cornish language policy and commitment to indigenous Cornish Culture More on this can be found in this pdf document . The European Regions Of Culture Campaign is also organising a conference in Aberfal (Falmouth) on the 13th of November. They write: The European Regions of Culture Project is calling for a new award for rural regions: European Regions of Culture (EROC)....
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Changing life and times (Free subscription) | yesterday
iving according to your true values The best intentions matter little if your daily life doesn't reflect those values. How can you make sure that your thoughts and actions match? Good or bad, your values are shaped by your actions just as much as they do the shaping. Actions that are true to your values build a stronger personal foundation that others can see. Why are the memories of our greatest personal...
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The Adventures of a Cornish Walker (Free subscription) | yesterday
After these three days walking we had a rest day, I certainly needed it! I hadn't done any walking preparation this time so it took me a while to get into the swing, Tim had been doing regular walks so was on better form than me, and, no, Big A, we did not walk through the delights of Newquay itself! We're doing the walk.. but we're not daft! We have granted ourselves a Cornish Walker's Poetic Licence!...
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Falmouth Packet | News (Free subscription) | yesterday
Falmouth fundraisers for Cornwall Hospice care have designed a new calendar to help raise cash for the charity.
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Public Transport Of The Plymouth Area (Free subscription) | 07/11/2009
Western Greyhound recently took over the Bude to Callington section of FDC's 76 from Plymouth. But now WGL has taken full control of the route, and I must say its a very impressive start. I was presuming to see a usual Vario on the service, though in fact it was being operated by one of the brand new '59' registered Optare Solos. Apologies for the bad photography, I was playing about with the camera...
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Public Transport Of The Plymouth Area (Free subscription) | 07/11/2009
... but this time not with FDC! Series 2 Bristol VR YRC 125M, of Enterprise Boats down in Malpas/Truro has made her final trip on the short route between the two locations. She has now passed into preservation, and the service will soon pass either to another bus, or possibly to Western Greyhound for next year's service. YRC was new to Trent Motor Traction Company in 1974, making her 35 years old this...
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Devon and Cornwall Viewpoint (Free subscription) | 07/11/2009
The rest of my family all live in towns and therefore compared with myself there are more facilities immediately available. I have to say that there are towns not too far from here in which I could be fairly content to live, Tavistock being the classic example. Cities - big, anonymous, noisy; not for me I'm afraid, I'll stick with this village right now. As I drive but don't have an imperative to make...
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peggy rides to paris (Free subscription) | 07/11/2009
The seasons have gone three quarters full circle: the Scillonian is so far into the harbour she is practically on the Ross Bridge and the baulks are in place protecting Mousehole harbour from the winter storms. I am back to cycling in the dark, usually in wind and rain, looking a complete plonker in my high-viz jacket and fluorescent ankle bands, the road bike is moth-balled away awaiting the return...
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icWales (Free subscription) | 07/11/2009
Police have launched a murder hunt after a devoted mother of nine died saving her son from a house fire started by a firework pushed through her letterbox in Bodmin, Cornwall.
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Liverpool Daily Post.co.uk - Liverpool News (Free subscription) | 07/11/2009
Police have launched a murder hunt after a devoted mother of nine died saving her son from a house fire started by a firework pushed through her letterbox in Bodmin, Cornwall.
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Liverpool Echo.co.uk (Free subscription) | 07/11/2009
Police have launched a murder hunt after a devoted mother of nine died saving her son from a house fire started by a firework pushed through her letterbox in Bodmin, Cornwall.
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Liverpool Echo.co.uk (Free subscription) | 07/11/2009
Police have launched a murder hunt after a devoted mother of nine died saving her son from a house fire started by a firework pushed through her letterbox in Bodmin, Cornwall.
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