DO YOU KNOW WHO DID THIS??

Someone has sprayed this terrible graffiti on the wall of the church on Tregenna Hill in St Ives. If you were there when this was done or if you know who was responsible please get in touch with us.

PLEASE SHARE THIS WITH EVERYONE YOU KNOW IN ST IVES - someone will know who's responsible!

Either message us via Facebook or ring 101 and leave a message for PS 4980 Friday. Quoting log 187 of 29/5/15

KEEP YOUR SHED AND GARAGE SAFE!!!! Although here in West Cornwall we live in a relatively safe area please read the following advice to reduce thefts from garages and sheds which we do sometimes have problems with.

GARAGES

Garages are often full of expensive tools, which are ideal for using to break into the rest of the house. Never leave it unlocked, especially if it has a connecting door to the house. If you have connected door, make this as secure as you would the main door to your home.

Additional bolts can be used to secure a garage door. Bolts fitted to the outside of the door should be secured with coach bolts and a sold secure padlock.

If you have windows in your garage consider securing these so they don’t open and reinforce them if they cannot be seen from the house.

Consider extending your home burglar alarm to your garage and fit a battery powered PIR alarm

For wooden double leaf doors - secure the doors with a heavy duty hasp and staple,coach bolted through the doors, together with a closed shackled padlock

For up and over doors – Its best not to rely solely on the centre lock provided. If the door is the only means of entry to the garage then you can fit a Garage Defender door lock to the outside. There are also mortice locks specially designed for garage doors that close into the side frame. If there is another entrance, consider fitting bolts to the runners on the inside


SHEDS

Use a good quality closed shackle secure padlock on your shed door and fit coach bolts to hinge and hasp plates on your shed or burr the existing screw heads to prevent them being removed. Install security lighting to cover your garden but ensure this is fitted high enough to avoid tampering.

Secure your shed window internally with a metal grill and padlock or chain, perhaps even use a bike lock, to secure any valuables within the shed.

Lock ladders inside your garden shed, if there is no room chain or padlock them horizontally to a sturdy bracket on an outside wall.

Consider having lockable steel boxes fitted to the floor to store your tools in or anchor posts fitted to the floor to secure larger tools and equipment.

You should keep valuable items in the house but if they must stay in the shed chain and lock them up. Fit a shed alarm.

We have been asked to share this post. It serves as a horrific warning about the dangers of drugs available to our youngsters. Our hearts go out to Connor's family.

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Connor Reid Eckhardt

NO, NO, NOOOOO...... I WOKE UP CRYING LAST NIGHT!! SHAKING FROM THIS NIGHTMARE. But.....my nightmare is actually real. Just like these pictures show. Our precious 19 year old son Connor, died after "one hit of spice". Spice is a type of synthetic drug. It is sold LEGALLY in most places to children as young as 10, teens, and adults all over the world in local shops and online. You can smoke it, snort it, swallow it, vape it. Kids are even mixing it with energy drinks and injecting it. It comes in candy form, pixie sticks and gummy bears. THIS IS CONNOR'S TEDDY BEAR. I have fixed the nose so many times from him chewing on it when he was a baby. THE NOTE FROM HIM, I TREASURE!! Please parents get educated on the dangers of synthetic drugs. Do it for Connor!!! Do it for your kids. Why? Because, every life matters. Education, Awareness and Prevention! PLEASE SHARE with 10 new people. It may just save a life!!! Please, could you also pray for our family.

Did you know your local pharmacy can offer a wealth of health support for a range of common illnesses? Find out more: http://ow.ly/NxozX


NHS Kernow | Pharmacists can help treat minor ailments
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Did you know your local pharmacy can offer a wealth of health support for a range of common illnesses, without having to see your GP? NHS Kernow’s...

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NHS Jobs - Patient Choice Advisor - Band 3
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Location: Truro, Salary: £16,633 to £19,461 pa

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'Thieving neighbour made our lives hell' says Hayle dad
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A HAYLE father has spoken of his family's "living hell" after a neighbour stole items from their home, leaving his children afraid to sleep in their own room. David Hollow, 38, who lives...

Serious RTC A30 Chiverton Cross.

Witnesses sought after A30 collision, near Truro
Police are appealing for witnesses to contact them after a major collision on the A30 near Truro on Friday 22nd May.

The collision occurred on the single carriageway section of the A30 between the Chiverton Cross roundabout and the Chybucca interchange around 4.15pm.

The vehicles involved were a Volkswagen Polo driven by an 18 year-old woman from the Wadebridge area and a Nissan Cabstar driven by a 42 year-old man from the Newquay area. In total seven people were in the two vehicles and all were taken to Treliske Hospital in Truro.

One person was later transferred to Derriford. All seven people are now said to be in a stable condition hospital.

The road was closed whilst a specialist forensic investigation of the scene took place.The Cornwall air ambulance also attended, along with fire and ambulance resources.

Police from the Serious Collisions Investigation Unit are appealing for any witnesses of the incident to contact them by phoning 101 quoting log number 541 of 22nd May 2015.

Missing man Andrew Lambert found safe

Found in Oxfordshire
A man who went missing from Truro has been found safe and well.

Andrew Lambert, 58, was reported missing on 5th May 2015.

After a search involving numerous police forces he was found safe and well in Oxfordshire on Sunday 24th May.

We would like to thank all those who assisted in the search for Andrew.

Recruiting now: Safeguarding Nurse. Find out more: http://ow.ly/NtNMQ


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Location: St Austell, Salary: £31,072 to £40,964 pa

Pharmacists are brilliant and can treat a range of minor ailments like coughs, nappy rash, sore eyes and insect bites, without having to see your GP. Pharmacy opening times are on our website: kernowccg.nhs.uk/get-info/choose-well


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Helping patients to choose the right services at the right time.

We hope you had a safe and fun bank holiday weekend, but if you do need help today, please use the right service. Please keep A&E free for life-threatening and urgent care. kernowccg.nhs.uk/get-info/choose-well/


NHS Kernow | Choose Well
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Helping patients to choose the right services at the right time.

Weekend DIY injury? Bashed your hand with a hammer, or cut yourself with a saw? Minor injury units at Camborne Redruth and Liskeard Community Hospitals can fix you. Details of opening times are available online at www.peninsulacommunityhealth.co.uk


Minor Injury Units
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Here you can find information about GPs, Dentists, Opticians, Chemists, Hospitals and other services available in your local area

Have a condition and don’t know what to do? Call NHS 111 for urgent healthcare advice. It’s available 24-hours a day, seven days a week. Always call 999 in an emergency. You can also check symptoms online at www.nhs.uk


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Information from the National Health Service on conditions, treatments, local services and healthy living.

Many pharmacies in #Cornwall are open today; opening times online. Remember they can also give health advice! http://ow.ly/NbcW4


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Strained your shoulder or put out your back from throwing too many shapes on Just Dance? Did you know minor injury units can treat strains and sprains to your back and shoulder? Opening times are online: www.peninsulacommunityhealth.co.uk


Minor Injury Units
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Here you can find information about GPs, Dentists, Opticians, Chemists, Hospitals and other services available in your local area

Our Governing Body meeting is tomorrow (26 May) from 10.30am at Sedgemoor Centre, St Austell. Find out more: http://ow.ly/LHsRE


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Do you recognise this man?

Police investigating a sexual assault in Plymouth have issued CCTV images of a man they would like to speak to in connection with the incident.

At around 12.45pm on Monday 2 February a man started talking to a 27-year-old woman in the queue in the St Andrews Cross post office in the city centre.

After a few minutes he startled the woman by grabbing her around the waist and trying to kiss her face. She managed to push him away and he then left the store.

The man pictured may be able to assist officers with their enquiries.

Anyone who recognises him is asked to email 101@devonandcornwall.pnn.police.uk, call 101, or Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111, quoting reference CR/007747/15.

Sunday footy league injury? Minor injury units at Camborne Redruth and Liskeard community hospitals can repair broken bones, strains & sprains. Opening times online at www.peninsulacommunityhealth.co.uk


Minor Injury Units
www.peninsulacommunityhealth.co.uk
Here you can find information about GPs, Dentists, Opticians, Chemists, Hospitals and other services available in your local area

Too many bank holiday beers last night? Please don't go to A&E with a hangover. Drink plenty of water and read our helpful advice.


Hangover cures - Live Well - NHS Choices
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Splitting headaches, sickness, dizziness, dehydration: everyone who's ever drunk too much knows the consequences of it.

Upset tummy? Pharmacists can give advice and treatment to help. Many pharmacies are open this weekend and Bank holiday Monday. Opening times are available online: www.england.nhs.uk/south/wp-content/uploads/sites/6/2015/04/may-cornwall.pdf


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