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Bus use encouraged during causeway closure

The Town of Cornwall is encouraging residents commuting into Charlottetown during the closure of the North River Causeway to take the bus.

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Van buried during town landslip

Tonnes of earth and rubble fall and a van is buried in a landslide in the town of Looe in Cornwall.

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Politician backs plan to convert historic house

On his visit to Fowey, the Shadow Minister for Cornwall, Mark Prisk, said it would be a tragic loss to see one of the town's signature buildings go to ruin. Although he was on a whistle-stop tour of post offices which faced closure, he made ...

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Define 'Voluntary'?

When does 'voluntary' mean that you have a choice, and when does it mean that you'll do what you're told to by the state? Well, in Redruth, Cornwall, 'voluntary' clearly means the latter. A report in today's Times explains how 'voluntary' curfews are to be imposed on teenagers in the town, with all under 16s required to be off the streets by 9pm. Police have written to local residents, asking for their...

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A restaurant review

I was telling a friend at work today about a tremendous meal I had two summers ago up in New York in the town of Cornwall. It ranks as probably the best meal I’ve had in the United States. I figured I’d share it with anyone who might find themselves up near West Point, NY, [...]

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Cornwall, P.E.I., booming with new subdivisions

The town of Cornwall, just west of Charlottetown, is on the verge of a home-building surge, with four new subdivisions approved and a fifth expected soon.

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'Scruffy' verges

Observations that verges in Camelford are looking scruffy have prompted the town council to ask Cornwall county and North Cornwall district councils to tidy up the area.

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Pig’s head nailed to South Asian centre in Britain

London, June 5 (IANS) A pig’s head was nailed to the door of a former Methodist chapel in Cornwall that is to be converted to an all-faith South Asian community centre, police said. The suspected racist attack happened at the weekend near Carnons Down in the town of Truro, about 456 km from London, police [...]

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Ocs raps 'nanny' attitude of council

Helston Old Cornwall Society has expressed "grave concern" over plans to stop water flowing in the town's historic kennels on Flora Day.

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Currie wants conflict of interest case reopened

Following news that the Town of Cornwall has for years planned a road into P.E.I. Transportation Minister Ron MacKinley's land, the Opposition is calling for further investigation of a controversial intersection.

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Cornwall, P.E.I., still hoping for road into minister's land

The Town of Cornwall, P.E.I., is still hoping a controversial intersection next to property owned by the transportation minister can be made four-way.

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Townsfolk can quiz the police

Residents in Crediton can attend a Devon and Cornwall Police Authority liaison meeting in the town.

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'No Skateboarding' signs posted following shoving match

Officials in Cornwall, P.E.I., have posted "No Skateboarding" signs in front the Town Hall in response to a shoving match between a group of boys and the town administrator.

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Cash boost may create hundreds of new jobs

Millions of pounds may be about to pour into Bodmin with the town identified as one of five areas in Cornwall to benefit from a £400 million funding scheme.

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Cornwall holds line on taxes

Despite the new P.E.I. government's policy to freeze municipal tax assessments, the Town of Cornwall is holding the line on property taxes.