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New £8m intensive care unit opens Firearms and hand grenades seized A man is arrested after hand grenades and firearms are found at a house in Cornwall. Bio diesel boat Earthrace visits Cornwall A boat powered by bio diesel arrives in Cornwall to raise awareness of the use of renewable fuels. Warning over bogus smoking calls People are warned about bogus callers asking for money to help them quit smoking when an NHS service is free. No charges over fatal hotel fire No-one will be charged over the Penhallow hotel fire in Cornwall which killed three people last year. Lifeboats cut speed to cut costs Lifeboat crews on training exercises are told to cut their speed in an effort to reduce soaring fuel costs. Map highlights 'obesity hotspots' Cornwall is listed as a high-risk obesity hotspot, according to a map compiled from GP records. ELECTION SHAMBLES FOR UNITARY COUNCIL Mebyon Kernow – the Party for Cornwall has condemned the announcement from the Boundary Committee for England that it will “not be able to complete the work” necessary to create new seats for elections to the new unitary council by May or June 2009 and that the elections will have to proceed on the basis of 82 Councillors for the new authority with the same electoral divisions as the current County Council. |
