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A39 reopens after rush-hour crash in St Issey
Traffic has returned to normal
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'Attack on democracy' could end planning committees in Cornwall
Government changes could end planning applications being decided in public by elected councillors - instead being down to planning officers behind closed doors
Redruth schools shut after fire - updates
Pupils have been told not to come in
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Political 'plonker' spat leads to huge unexpected Cornish benefit
Cornwall Council's Liberal Democrat leader apologises to Reform UK councillor for 'inappropriate' comment but suggests their disagreement has paid off
Cornwall man rushed to hospital after being bitten by 'whopping' venomous snake hiding under sofa
Daniel Case had to be given antivenom after having a seizure following the bite
Vehicles deliberately keyed and scratched in Hayle
Police officers are investigating the damage
Anger and confusion at 'pay and display' AND 'pay on exit' at Jubilee Pool car park
One peeved user who got fined claimed it's a 'scam' with the conflicting messaging between signage and the machine
Shops scourge jailed for breaching Bodmin ban
He's been at it again - so now the ban has been extended to a wider area
'Bonus' dad and grandad remembered among recently lost loved ones in Cornwall
Mike 'Hodgey' had a daughter of his own and opened his heart to his partner's children too. Our thoughts are with his friends and family and all those who have lost a loved one in our most recent list
Person flown to hospital after incident near Cornwall beach
Helicopters, paramedics, and a lifeboat were sent to the scene
'Beautiful, peaceful' beach named UK's number 1 - it's not in Cornwall or Devon
Beach Guide UK estimates there's around 1,500 beaches found across the UK and 300 of them are based in Cornwall - but a "beautiful" beach elsewhere has been named number one
Train line reopens after fire near station
Some disruption remains
Dozens of sheep stolen from land near St Columb
Police want to find a blue car that that was in the area at the time of the theft
Trailer with £13,000 worth of barbecues stolen days before surf and skate festival
The owners have been left 'devastated'
Murder accused was 'too drunk to recall deciding to dismember friend'
'This fiction what you’re saying now is your last desperate attempt to hoodwink this jury'
Heartfelt bid to stop more deaths on A30 where crash killed brothers
Plans are needed to 'end the likelihood that lives like Toby and Finley are so tragically lost - we cannot afford to lose such treasure'
Family's plea to help others after son got help 'too little too late'
'We feel more could have been done to help Peter. More targeted help. When help got to him it was too little, too late.'
Cornwall Council calls for removal of South West Water in favour of a publicly owned water company
A cross-party vote of no confidence in the much-criticised company followed a passionate debate among councillors. 'I believed their promises and they failed to deliver. I handed them my town's trust and they spent every last penny of it. I have no trust left to give.'
Cornwall is in 'a good place' to benefit from Andy Burnham becoming Prime Minister
'I don't want to be overly optimistic, but we feel like the things we've already been doing in Cornwall seem to be right up the Burnham street'
Rejerrah farmer's heart-wrenching devastation as life's work goes up in flames
'To watch his life's work burn completely to the ground has been utterly soul-crushing for my dad'.