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High Tide Jangye-ryn

Also known as Dollar cove owing to the wreck of a 17th century ship that has yielded some silver coins over the years. The geology here is of special interest with the contorted strata of the clif...

Jangye-ryn

The curiously named Jangye-ryn, located just around the corner from Gunwalloe beach on the Lizard Peninsula. I believe there are some interesting geological formations somewhere here....
Poldhu Cove Panorama

Poldhu Cove on the Lizard Peninsula. This wasn't even low tide and there was too much beach to fit on one photo (this is 3 stitched together). Poldhu is perhaps best known for being the site of G...
Summer Field

Dandelions on a field on a summer's day...

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HELSTON CATTLE MARKET DEMOLITION: THE START OF THE CORONATION PARK IMPROVEMENTS


Demolition contractors will begin the work of dismantling the former cattle auction buildings from the 17th October 2005. The removal of several buildings and pens, along with the old public toilets will mark the first phase of improvements to Coronation Park and Penrose Amenity Area being planned as part of the Liveability Project.

Sleeper Train Petition Delivered to Downing Street


This week a 3,000-name petition was delivered to Downing Street by supporters of the Penzance - London sleeper train which is currently under threat of closure.

DRIVING DOWN VEHICLE CRIME


Vehicle crime in Cornwall is below the national average and the trend
continues to fall, but owners and drivers of cars still need to be
vigilant.

Carrick: Flip Flops Save Lifeguards Life


A Chapel Porth lifeguard says wearing rubber soled flip-flops possibly saved his life when struck by lightening yesterday.

MEETING BETWEEN UNIONS AND COUNTY COUNCIL STILL LEAVES QUESTIONS FOR MOD


Despite a positive meeting at County Hall between union representatives and members of the County Council's Executive about the possibility of St. Mawgan being used as base for the Joint Combat Aircraft, questions still remain about noise levels and the concerns for the adjacent civil airport.

Frantic fight to save girl buried alive on beach


Parents pay tribute to three-year-old who suffocated while playing on beach in Cornwall

MAJOR NEW CORNISH FILM INITIATIVE SEEKS CAST


War-rag, the major new Cornish film initiative led by some of the Cornish industries most influential personalities, is looking for cast for a short pilot film to be shot in early September.

Dangerous sharks spotted on Cornwall beaches?


A third possible sighting of a potentially dangerous Mako shark has been made off the north coast of Cornwall close to popular tourist beaches.

Restormel: New urinals to prevent Newquay anti social behaviour


Portable ‘pissoirs’ are to be introduced into Newquay in an effort to stop anti social behaviour in the streets at night.

Kerrier: Nude and lewd beach could be closed.


An unofficial nudist beach may be forced to close after reports of young army cadets being affronted by naked men.

Penwith: Bomb scare at St Ives


St Ives was cordoned off when two suspect packages were reported.

Carrick: Mass Sea Rescue at Perranporth


Dozens of parents and children were left fighting for their lives after a freak tide surged through a beach at Perranporth.

CLLR JOHN CHAPMAN JOINS MEMBYON KERNOW


Mebyon Kernow – the Party for Cornwall is delighted to be able to announce that respected Bodmin councillor John Chapman has joined the Party.

MK CONDEMNS UNELECTED ‘CONTROL FREAK’ SW ASSEMBLY


Mebyon Kernow - the Party for Cornwall has hit out at the unelected and unaccountable SW Regional Assembly, which it claims is riding roughshod over the views of people in Cornwall.

MEBYON KERNOW DEMANDS CORNISH ASSEMBLY


Party Leader Says Liberal Democrats Need To Do More

Cllr Dick Cole, the leader of Mebyon Kernow – the Party for Cornwall, has slammed the Labour Government for continuing to stand in the way of Cornwall achieving its own Assembly.

Restormel: START OF WORK ON £93 MILLION A30 BODMIN TO INDIAN QUEENS DUAL CARRIAGEWAY


Work on the Highways Agency’s long-awaited £93 million improvement for the A30 between Bodmin and Indian Queens begins this week.

New disease threatens Cornish wildlife


A new parasite which could kill pet cats and dogs and a range of much loved wildlife has been discovered for the first time in Britain.

LOCAL MP SLAMS ‘IMMORAL’ ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN


The Advertising Standards Authority has upheld a complaint made by Cornish MP, Matthew Taylor, against Norwich Union, over adverts ‘running down’ Royal Cornwall Hospital Trust.

MK condemns government plans for regional fire control rooms


Mebyon Kernow – the Party for Cornwall has condemned central government for the amount of money it is wasting on its controversial plan to do away with local fire control rooms and replace them with cumbersome and unwieldy regional ones.

QUEEN'S 'THANK YOU' FOR CORNWALL'S UNSUNG HEROES


Cornwall-based volunteering groups, the Newquay Rowing Club and the
Camborne Community Centre have been chosen as winners of this year's
prestigious Queen's Award for Voluntary Service, giving recognition to
the unsung heroes in our communities that play an essential role in our
daily lives.

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