a vulnerable person going missing.
PA20/05161 | Reserved Matters application for construction 377 residential units; 598 sqm retail (Class A1-A5)
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 »
200630 | New Hayle Harbour plans revealed
200630 | Coronavirus testing not carried out on patients discharged to care home
200629 | Covid-19: Advice for the extremely vulnerable as lockdown is eased further
Covid-19: Advice for the extremely vulnerable as lockdown is eased further
Published by Sarah Yeoman at 8:59am 29th June 2020. read more »
200629 | Treliske boss says Summer spike possible and second coronavirus wave most likely to hit in October
Treliske boss says second coronavirus wave most likely to hit in October
Published by Sarah Yeoman at 7:06am 29th June 2020. read more »
PA20/04787 | Proposed construction of 2 storey dwelling | Angarrack Farm House 12 Grist Lane Angarrack Hayle TR27 5HZ
Proposed construction of 2 storey dwelling - Angarrack Farm House 12 Grist Lane Angarrack Hayle TR27 5HZ
Ref. No: PA20/04787 | Received date: Thu 11 Jun 2020 | Status: Pending Consideration | Case Type: Planning ApplicationBees Go Quackers!!
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.
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200611 | Work under way for new spine road at North Quay
Work under way for new spine road at North Quay
11 June 2020
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 »
Comments | PA20/00542 | Proposed House Extension and Alterations, Constructions of New Workshop. | Fairwinds 16 Back Lane Angarr
200625 | 594 confirmed coronavirus cases in Cornwall; 90 deaths since June 2 | Coronavirus in Cornwall round up: June 25
25th June read more »
200626 | Council clean energy pledge
Approved with conditions | PA19/08295 | Barn Conversion and replacement of Agricultural Shed to form 6no. new Dwellings
Barn Conversion and replacement of Agricultural Shed to form 6no. new Dwellings and associated works - Roseveth Farm Angarrack Lane Connor Downs TR27 5JF
Ref. No: PA19/08295 | Received date: Fri 20 Sep 2019 | Status: Approved with conditions | Case Type: Planning Application
There are 28 documents associated with this application. read more »
200623 | The life-saving sand art creations up for national design award
The life-saving sand art creations up for national design award
Published by the Pirate FM News Team at 12:17pm 23rd June 2020. (Updated at 12:27pm 23rd June 2020) read more »
200624 | Concerns tourists who develop Covid-19 could be stuck on Scilly
Concerns tourists who develop Covid-19 could be stuck on Scilly
Published by Sarah Yeoman at 8:38am 24th June 2020. (Updated at 8:41am 24th June 2020)
Written by Richard Whitehouse, Local Democracy Reporter read more »
200624 | £71m paid to holiday home owners in Cornwall
£71m paid to holiday home owners in Cornwall
Published by Sarah Yeoman at 6:44am 24th June 2020.
Written by Richard Whitehouse, Local Democracy Reporter
New figures reveal that holiday home owners received £71 million of coronavirus business grants paid out in Cornwall.
The Government provided cash to be paid to businesses which had been hit by the lockdown so that they could keep afloat. read more »
200622 | Death at Cornish care home after 'outbreak' of coronavirus
Death at Cornish care home after 'outbreak' of coronavirus
Published by Sarah Yeoman at 11:53am 22nd June 2020. read more »
200622 | Car crashes through wall - The Causeway The collision has resulted in serious damage
Car crashes through wall - live updates
The collision has resulted in serious damage read more »
200622 | Footpaths - help needed! | Harvey's Towans area, Hayle Cricket | John Bennett's Web Site
200619 | New online grocery delivery services – Veggies & More Cornish Collective
NEW ONLINE GROCERY DELIVERY SERVICES LAUNCHED
May saw the launch of two new online grocery delivery services – Veggies & More and Cornish Collective. read more »
200619 | Cornwall Community Kitchen | make a donation
CORNWALL COMMUNITY KITCHEN
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 »
200620 | Cornwall's coronavirus 'hotspot' is revealed
Cornwall's coronavirus 'hotspot' is revealed
Published by Sarah Yeoman at 11:31am 18th June 2020.
It has been revealed where in Cornwall has seen the highest number of coronavirus-related deaths.
New Office for National Statistics data shows the number of deaths involving Covid-19 split by small areas within local authorities. read more »
200616 | Double thunderstorm warning goes out for Cornwall
Double thunderstorm warning goes out for Cornwall
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200616 | Total number of coronavirus deaths in Cornwall passes 200
Total number of coronavirus deaths in Cornwall passes 200
Published by Sarah Yeoman at 12:26pm 16th June 2020.
Written by Daniel Clark. Local Democracy Reporter read more »
200613 | To mow or to grow? – how halving the cut will get our town verges buzzing
200616 | ‘Irresponsible’ to open Cornwall to a large number of visitors
‘Irresponsible’ to open Cornwall to a large number of visitors
200614 | NHS lab staff in Cornwall are praised following coronavirus pandemic
NHS lab staff in Cornwall are praised following coronavirus pandemic
Published by the Pirate FM News Team at 2:00pm 14th June 2020. read more »
200615 | WHO warns England's lockdown should not be lifted further without improved test and trace system
WHO warns England's lockdown should not be lifted further without improved test and trace system
Nation remains in 'very active phase of the pandemic', official warns read more »
200615 | Cornwall’s taxpayers to contribute £87,600 to retail boss Sir Philip Green as he dodges business rates
Friday and/or Saturday| Ben’s @ Home | Food deliveries to Hayle area
As Ben's Kitchen is closed, as an alternative, I have decided to offer ‘Ben’s @ Home’ – a new delivery service ‘with love from me to you’ to quote the Beatles.
You get to eat my delicious food and hopefully buy some great South African wine at a special price. What’s not to like?
I’m sorry but I can only deliver within a 10 mile radius of my home. If you are interested check out bensathome.delivery for the latest menu and instructions. read more »
200612 | Coronavirus deaths in Cornwall broken down into towns and areas
200611 | Covid-19: More than 80 deaths have occurred outside Cornwall hospitals
Covid-19: More than 80 deaths have occurred outside Cornwall hospitals
Published by Sarah Yeoman at 6:17am 10th June 2020. read more »
200608 | Covid-19: Two more care home deaths recorded in Cornwall
Covid-19: Two more care home deaths recorded in Cornwall
Published by Sarah Yeoman at 12:20pm 9th June 2020. read more »
200610 | Cornwall Tips: Three tips in Cornwall closed after massive queues
Three tips in Cornwall closed after massive queues
People are being asked to come back another day read more »
200608 | R number in Cornwall and the south west concerns
R number in Cornwall and the south west concerns
200608 | Cornwall's health officials say follow Covid-19 guidelines
Cornwall's health officials say follow Covid-19 guidelines
Published by the Pirate FM News Team at 5:27pm 8th June 2020. (Updated at 6:01am 9th June 2020)
By Richard Whitehouse, Local Democracy Reporter read more »
200608 | Cornwall Tips: Number plate system and What rubbish Cornwall tips and dumps will now take
8th June read more »
200608 | Support available to help unpaid carers cope and stay well through Covid-19 anxiety
Support available to help unpaid carers cope and stay well through Covid-19 anxiety
Published by the Pirate FM News Team at 10:00am 7th June 2020. read more »
200608 | We need more, says Cornwall, as government Covid-19 aid tops £444 million
We need more, says Cornwall, as government Covid-19 aid tops £444 million
200608 | Covid-19: Cornwall Emergency Appeal reaches £1m milestone
Covid-19: Cornwall Emergency Appeal reaches £1m milestone
Published by Sarah Yeoman at 6:10am 8th June 2020. (Updated at 10:20am 8th June 2020) read more »
200603 | Gordon Ramsay reported to Devon & Cornwall Police
Gordon Ramsay reported to Devon & Cornwall Police
200602 | Environment Bill protest at Eustice office
200602 | Man rescued from River Hayle by surf life savers on Porth Kidney
1st June read more »
200602 | Health officials' fears of coronavirus spike in Cornwall
200602 | Over 200 Cornwall second homes reported to police over coronavirus
200602 | Cornwall's police issue latest public warning to would be holiday makers
Cornwall's police issue latest public warning to would be holiday makers
Published by the Pirate FM News Team at 3:57pm 2nd June 2020. read more »
200602 | Swimmer's life saved by wardens at Hayle Beach
PA20/02465 | Temporary proposed cafe/restaurant (Use Class A3) adjacent to the slipway at the western end of North Quay, Hayle H
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PA20/02465 | Temporary proposed cafe/restaurant (Use Class A3) adjacent to the slipway at the western end of North Quay, Hayle Harbour | West End Of North Quay (adj. Canoe Club) Hayle Cornwall TR27 4DD
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200422 | John Bennett notes in one of his comments: "The applicant's planning consultant is a former member of the planning team
200525 | PA18-10457 Carnsew Road I am responding to your letter of 5 March 2020 to the mayor of Hayle Town Council
20601 | Housing plans approved: no affordable homes on site
Housing plans approved: no affordable homes on site
Published by the Pirate FM News Team at 8:07pm 1st June 2020. read more »
PA19/08295 | Barn Conversion and replacement of Agricultural Shed to form 6no. new Dwellings and associated works - Roseveth Far
Barn Conversion and replacement of Agricultural Shed to form 6no. new Dwellings and associated works - Roseveth Farm Angarrack Lane Connor Downs TR27 5JF
Ref. No: PA19/08295 | Received date: Fri 20 Sep 2019 | Status: Approved with conditions | Case Type: Planning Application200512 | North Quay leads phased return to work for Corinthian Homes
North Quay leads phased return to work for Corinthian Homes
12 May 2020
Work is progressing on the transformation of Hayle Harbour following an announcement by developers Corinthian Homes of a phased return to construction activities across all its sites.
The first foundations are now being laid as part of the North Quay scheme – the centrepiece of an exciting and vibrant new coastal destination for West Cornwall. read more »
‘Dual it by 2030, make it safe now’ | A30 Ludgvan, Crowlas
200524 | Lockdown: People urged to social distance and avoid crowds in Cornwall
Lockdown: People urged to social distance and avoid crowds in Cornwall
200520 | Cornwall council: No fines if kids not sent back to school next month
Cornwall council: No fines if kids not sent back to school next month
Published by the Pirate FM News Team at 5:33pm 21st May 2020.
Parents who decide that they do not want to send their children back to school next month will not be fined.
Cornwall Council said that it was providing help and support for schools preparing to welcome back more children next month. read more »
200520 | Driver fined after travelling to Cornwall for a holiday
Driver fined after travelling to Cornwall for a holiday
Published by Sarah Yeoman at 11:06am 21st May 2020. (Updated at 11:14am 21st May 2020) read more »
200520 | Coronavirus: Bereaved families of migrant NHS cleaners and porters locked out of leave-to-remain scheme
Coronavirus: Bereaved families of migrant NHS cleaners and porters locked out of leave-to-remain scheme
Exclusion of low-paid workers by Home Office branded 'outrageous scandal' by union read more »
200520 | Should children go back to school on 1st June? It’s nothing to do with us, says Cornwall Council
Should children go back to school on 1st June? It’s nothing to do with us, says Cornwall Council
200510 | RONNIE Male Jack Russell Terrier Cross Black & White (Age: Adult) Missing between Angarrack and Gwinear, near Hayle
Lost: Black & White Jack Russell Terrier Cross Male In South West (TR27)
- Dog ID 156642
- Status Lost
- Registered 10 May 2020
- Name RONNIE
- Gender & Breed Male Jack Russell Terrier Cross (Neutered)
- Age Adult
- Colour Black & white
- Marks & Scars
- Tagged Unknown
200520 | 6 hrs ago Tens of thousands of reports of coronavirus symptoms made to NHS 111 service in Cornwall
Tens of thousands of reports of coronavirus symptoms made to NHS 111 service in Cornwall
Strawberry Rose Cornwall Ltd trading as Cornwall Building Supplies applying for a licence Unit 25, Marsh Lane Industrial Estate
Goods Vehicle Operator’s Licence
Goods Vehicle Operator’s Licence Strawberry Rose Cornwall Ltd trading as Cornwall Building Supplies of The Old School, The Stennack, St Ives, TR26 1QU is applying for a licence to use Unit 25, Marsh Lane Industrial Estate, Hayle, TR27 5JR as an operating centre for 3 goods vehicles and 0 trailers. read more »
200514 | Actress Thandie Newton, physicist Professor Brian Cox and Olympian Ben Ainslie among those backing Mia's efforts
14th May read more »
Dogs on beaches Public Space Protection Orders Cornwall updated 2020
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200514 | Beaches with dog restrictions come into force from tomorrow, Friday 15 May
Beaches with dog restrictions come into force from tomorrow, Friday
Published by the Pirate FM News Team at 6:19pm 14th May 2020.
By Richard Whitehouse, Local Democracy Reporter read more »
200515 | Extension to Government's furlough scheme called for by Cornish business boss
Extension to Government's furlough scheme called for by Cornish business boss
Published by the Pirate FM News Team at 5:23pm 14th May 2020. read more »
200515 | Coronavirus: Mousehole Christmas lights display is cancelled
Coronavirus: Mousehole Christmas lights display is cancelled
Published by Sarah Yeoman at 6:12am 14th May 2020. (Updated at 7:51am 14th May 2020)
Photo: Paul Watts/Visit Cornwall read more »
200515 | Coronavirus: 103 patients have now been discharged from Treliske
Coronavirus: 103 patients have now been discharged from Treliske
Published by Sarah Yeoman at 6:28am 14th May 2020. (Updated at 9:51am 14th May 2020) read more »
200513 | Mousehole Christmas Lights 2020 cancelled over coronavirus
13th May read more »
200514 | The Tour of Britain 2020 postponed
200514 | Message from Chief Constable Shaun Sawyer - Continue to Think Twice
| Information sent on behalf of Devon and Cornwall Police |
| Message from Chief Constable Shaun Sawyer - Continue to Think Twice |
| Think twice “In England, there has now been an easing of Covid-related restrictions and amendments have been made to the legislation, following the Prime Minister’s address to the nation on Sunday night. |
200513 | Haven extends closure of holiday parks until July
2019 | Dogs on beaches Public Space Protection Orders Cornwall
THIS PAGE WAS CURRENT IN 2019 IT IS HERE FOR REFERENCE ONLY
What are the current Public Space Protection Orders (Dog on Beaches) in Cornwall?
The current list of PSPO’s shows the PSPO’s that were introduced in 2017, the previous orders and the read more »
200504 | Dog-walking over 70 SIR – Dave Alsop (Letters, May 2) writes perfect common sense. I must point out, however, that at
Dog-walking over 70
SIR – Dave Alsop (Letters, May 2) writes perfect common sense. I must point out, however, that at no time has the Government instructed us to withdraw volunteers over 70. Many in this group have decided to self-isolate and we have been able to replace them temporarily with other volunteers. read more »
200505 | Mystery road appears in middle of West Country beach
Mystery road appears in middle of West Country beach
There are various arguments to why it is there read more »
200507 | Camborne traders go into battle against out-of-town shopping centre plan
Camborne traders go into battle against out-of-town shopping centre plan
If it goes ahead, a Lidl, Home Bargains and a petrol station would be built read more »
200430 | Grants to small businesses passes £200 million mark
Grants to small businesses passes £200 million mark
Cornwall Council has now paid more than £200m in emergency grant money to small businesses across Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly, read more »
Andrew And Helen James