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Times Online (Free subscription) | 08/07/2008
Tony Troup was the youngest British naval officer to command a submarine in the Second World War. Joining the Navy in May 1939, he served in the cruiser Cornwall on the China station and on return qualified as a submariner. He gained experience operating in home waters in the Trident until September 1941 when he joined the newly built Turbulent, arriving in the Mediterranean in January 1942.
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Jamaica Gleaner (Free subscription) | 03/07/2008
THE SUPREME Court has ordered the Government to pay $5 million in damages for negligence to a 25-year-old man, whose left arm was amputated at the Cornwall Regional Hospital in St James when he was 11 years old. Anthony Jackson, of Retirement, St James, had to wait for 13 years...
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Holly's Fight for Justice (Free subscription) | 26/06/2008
BY TREVOR PRITCHARD, STANDARD-FREEHOLDER An incredulous Anthony Repa told the Cornwall Public Inquiry he pitied former cop Perry Dunlop for believing the eastern Ontario justice system was out to get him. "He took a sacred oath as a police officer. That was his primary duty," said Repa, who was chief of the Cornwall Police Service from 1995 until 2003. "And to suggest that the whole system
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Cornish Guardian (Free subscription) | 28/05/2008
T he Boconnoc Estate in Cornwall, near Lostwithiel, is a private and very unspoilt estate with no regular public access, but once a year owners Anthony and Elizabeth Fortescue, generously open the gates to over 150 enthusiastic endurance riders. This ...
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Cornish Guardian (Free subscription) | 23/04/2008
Science and arts go hand in hand at an historical Falmouth establishment. Josie Purcell talked to Anthony Phillips, chairman of The Poly, to find out more about a central institution of Cornwall's past and its place in Cornwall's future.
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Cornish Guardian (Free subscription) | 10/04/2008
Newquay's Anthony Nash and John Hancock lifted the Foster Mitchell Cups at West Cornwall on Sunday after carding the best scratch scores of the day in both the morning and afternoon rounds, writes Peter Heyman. They followed up their morning ...
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Cornish Guardian (Free subscription) | 31/01/2008
West Cornwall amateur Luke Stevens and unattached pro Wayne Graham will be bidding for a place in the final of this year's Perranporth Open Winter Foursomes on Sunday when they face a semi-final clash against Newquay's Anthony Nash and John Hancock. ...
