The area of Wales that missed coronavirus - and the simple system it set up. Fantastic story of how one local council set up a simple but effective contact tracing system very early- and it worked
The area of Wales that missed coronavirus - and the simple system it set up
The answer could be down to one council's 'homemade' test track and trace system read more »
Ref. No: PA18/10457 | Received date: Mon 05 Nov 2018 | Status: Approved with conditions | Case Type: Planning Application
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Cornwall has the resources to do effective Covid-19 contact tracing. So why is it not being allowed to do so? Jane Stevenson talks to Councillor Colin Martin, who has been trying to find out. read more »
More than a third of jobs furloughed in Cornwall and Isles of Scilly
Published by Sarah Yeoman at 10:01am 26th July 2020.
More than a third of jobs have been furloughed in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly, according to new figures.
The Trades Union Congress has called on leaders to provide more support for businesses to "stem the tide of redundancies” when the scheme ends in October. read more »
Cornwall Wildlife Trust support badger vaccination as the best option for Cornwall and have begun our vaccination programme on our North Cornwall nature reserves, as well as the West Cornwall vaccination programme, covering the entire Penwith peninsula. We work with farmers, vets, academics and others as part of the Cornwall TB Eradication Group, a group initiated by Defra.
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Face coverings become mandatory in all shops and retail premises
Being socially responsible From Friday, July 24, Government COVID-19 legislation changes mean it is mandatory to wear a face covering in all shops and retail premises. The measure will see all shops able to prevent entry to the premises to anyone not wearing a face covering.
We Mark Thomas, Roger Thomas and Susan Denise Thomas give notice that we
have applied to Cornwall Council as Licensing Authority for the grant
of a premises licence premises certificate in respect of Dover Service
Stn, Turnpike Road, Connor Downs, Hayle, TR27 5DT.
The application is
For the sale of alcohol off the premises. read more »
When To support the development of the Concept Plan Hayle Town Council and Cornwall Council would like your input. A 6-week public consultation is running from 29 June to 10 August 2020.
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Fatal Collision - St Erth Hayle Cornwall
Fatal collision - St Erth, Hayle, Cornwall
At approximately 1125hrs on Thursday 2nd July 2020 Police received a report of a collision involving a pedal cyclist and a heavy goods vehicle on Station Approach, St Erth, near Hayle, Cornwall.
At around 11.25am on Thursday 2 July, police received a report of a collision involving a pedal cyclist and a heavy goods vehicle in Station Approach, St Erth, near Hayle in Cornwall. read more »
Information needed to find the missing (Herbert Protocol)
The Herbert Protocol encourages carers or family members of adults living with dementia to collate information on those who are vulnerable onto a form, know as the Herbert Protocol form, that can be given to the police if they go missing.
Current government guidance says that libraries can start reopening from July 4th and we are planning to have our mobile libraries out and about from Tuesday 7th July.
Our services need to be adapted to pandemic conditions and it is important that we provide a safe service, therefore we will not be able to allow customers on board the mobile library to browse, instead books will be returned/issued at the door, observing the current social distancing measures. read more »
The Herbert Protocol is a national scheme that encourages carers, family and friends to provide and put together useful information, which can then be used in the event of a vulnerable person going missing.
This scheme is being introduced by the West Yorkshire Police and other agencies nationwide. read more »
PA20/05161 | Reserved Matters application for the construction of 377 residential units; 598 sqm retail (Class A1-A5 and sui generis floorspace; 2,407 sqm of business (Class B1) and industrial and fish storage (Class B2 and B8) floorspace; a 4,409 sqm hotel (Class C1); 2,275 sqm of community and cultural (Class D1) floorpsace and sports and leisure (Class D2) floorspace; and associated access, parking and public open space. The original Outline consent (W1/08-0613) was an environment impact assessment application and an environmental statement was submitted to Cornwall Council at that time. (Details following application no. pursuant to Outline permission PA13/01370). read more »
Scientists using highly sensitive vibration detectors have decoded honeybee queens' "tooting and quacking" duets in the hive.
Worker bees make new queens by sealing eggs inside special cells with wax and feeding them royal jelly. When ready to emerge the queens quack -but if two are free at the same time, they will fight to the death. So when one hatches, its quacks turn to toots, telling the workers to keep the queens , still quacking , captive. The queens responding to each other can be plainly heard.
It has been assumed that the queens were talking to other queens -possibly sizing one another up vocally to see who is strongest but there is another explanation. read more »
An environmental initiative is under way to monitor and protect local wildlife as part of the latest phase in the regeneration of Hayle Harbour.
Environmentalists and ecologists are working alongside the construction team at the site of the North Quay development as preparations are made for a new spine road as part of the transformation of the area into an exciting and vibrant new coastal destination for West Cornwall. read more »
Fee’s Food and chef Tim Spedding have set up Cornwall Community Kitchen. Together they are donating meals to local food banks, working with small charities which are looking after those most in need, and delivering nutritious and delicious meals to doorsteps.
As well as helping those most at risk of food poverty, Cornwall Community Kitchen is also supporting small-scale farmers, growers and fishermen. read more »
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