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A large V shaped pine tree on the Antony estate near Torpoint...

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The Seaton River as it flows out of the valley and through the village of the same name...
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Category: North Cornwall

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North Cornwall: Breast cancer walk


This October people around the county have been persuaded to ‘think pink’ in order to raise funds for charity as part of Breast Cancer Awareness month.

North Cornwall: Boscastle Still Under Threat


New flood defence work being carried out at Boscastle will cut the risk of flooding but will not stop the village from being 'overwhelmed' by extreme conditions.

North Cornwall: Leisure centre restoration


A leisure centre in Cornwall is being renovated at a cost of around £180,000.

North Cornwall: Mebyon Kernow Conference


As the seasonal Liberal Democratic, Labour and Conservative party conferences get under way, it is worth considering an additional political gathering - Mebyon Kernow (MK).

North Cornwall: Cornish 'hate email' allegation doubted


Article in the Sunday Mirror:

FLOODING VICTIMS TAUNTED

Extreme Nationalists in Cornwall are circulating hate-filled Emails celebrating the Boscastle flood disaster as a victory against wealthy tourists.

North Cornwall: Pennseythun Gernewek 2004


Pennseythun Gernewek 2004

North Cornwall: Calf Mauled on North Cornwall Farm


What is alleged to have been big cat has mauled a calf o­n a North Cornwall farm near Bude.

North Cornwall: Cornwall's historic lifeboat


On Monday it was revealed that an historic Cornish lifeboat could return to local shores from its current home in the Mediterranean.

North Cornwall: Cycling Festival for North Cornwall


Preparations are well underway for the first North Cornwall Cycling Festival to be held at the Dragon Leisure Centre in Bodmin on Sunday the 26th September.

North Cornwall: North Cornwall Flood Appeal – new arrangements


The Flood Appeal fund has now been transferred to local trustees by the Red Cross and the Red Cross telephone line for credit card donations is now closed.

North Cornwall: Five rescued after eight days adrift


Five people have been rescued by coastguards off the North Cornwall coast today after spending eight days at sea in a life-raft.

North Cornwall: Boscastle "time capsule" discovery


A "time capsule" washed out to sea in a flood that devastated Boscastle, Cornwall, last month has been found on a North Devon beach.

North Cornwall: Rare Stained Glass Window Under Threat


One of the oldest and most significant stained glass windows in the UK is in danger of being lost.

North Cornwall: BOSCASTLE APPEAL


South West Tourism has received a number of emails from their members asking for information o­n how other members could be able to offer support for the people of Boscastle. Following those calls they have also received information regarding an appeal that has been launched by North Cornwall DC and the Red Cross in order to assist the people of Boscastle.

North Cornwall: SKY NEWS CAMERAMAN FALLS FOLLOWING CORNWALL 24 NEWS STORY


As Cornwall 24 News stories continue to be followed by other media outlets in Cornwall, it was interesting to see that Sky News covered the St Nectans Glen closure this morning.Having read how unsafe the area was o­n Cornwall 24, they took a team up to the famous waterfall for what prooved a very costly experience!

North Cornwall: CATHOLIC BISHOP PLEDGES SUPPORT TO NORTH CORNWALL FLOOD VICTIMS


The Catholic Bishop of Plymouth,UK,whose Diocese includes Cornwall has pledged the support of the Catholic Church to help victims of the recent floods.        Bishop Christopher Budd had contacted Father Bryan Storey,Priest in Charge of Tintagel Catholic Church,the catholic church covering the entire disaster area.He asked Father Bryan to visit areas of the parish devasted by the floods and meet the victims o­n his behalf.

North Cornwall: PLAYDAY IN CAMELFORD A BIG SUCCESS.


Around 30 children,aged 5 to 13, from Camelford & surrounding villages attended a Playday at Sir James Smith School today.
The day was organised by the Cornwall Children`s Fund.Organisers and children thought it was a great success dispite being held indoors at the last moment due to the weather. Children were able to take part in Drama,Arts & Crafts and sports sessions.

North Cornwall: FOOTPATHS CLOSED BY ORDER OF N.C.D.C.


North Cornwall District Council today officially closed St Nectans Glen to the public.Officials from the council swooped o­n the home of Barry & Jean Litton yesterday.They surveyed the Glen and asked the couple,who own the Waterfall and most of the Glen, if they would close it.When Mr & Mrs Litton refused so the Councill enforced the closure o­n Health & Safety grounds.

North Cornwall: CAMELFORD CHURCH CAFE SCOPES £2000 PRIZE


A church cafe and centre which is used by many members of the public especially teenagers has scooped £2000 in a competion sponsored by the internet firm AOL.
    A spokesperson for the church told us that they were delighted to have received the letter notifying them of the win and they look forward to travelling to London to collect their prize.
It will be used to buy computers for the children and teenagers to use in the "Hard Rock" cafe.
Children are able to use games and buy drinks at a prize affordable to them and it gives them somewhere to go with their friends.

AOL will be putting out a formal media release at a later date!

North Cornwall: BOSCASTLE: The clear up begins


Residents have started the long and painful process of clearing up the debris from Monday's flooding.Many local people are still homeless but have endeavoured to claim back what little is left of their homes.

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