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New board for children's services
2009 Nov 24
The government is to intervene in child services department by creating an improvement board to safeguard children.
Dive ban 'may have avoided fall'
2009 Nov 24
A former RAF airman paralysed in a fun day could have avoided injury if a diving ban was imposed on a pool, a court hears.
Last salute for Army bomb victim
2009 Nov 24
The widow of an army explosives expert killed in Afghanistan praises her "warrior" husband at his funeral in Truro Cathedral.
Council to examine cancer move
2009 Nov 24
Controversial plans to move upper gastro-intestinal cancer surgery to Plymouth are to be re-examined by Cornwall Council.
Criminals 'named and shamed'
2009 Nov 24
Police in Cornwall start naming and shaming criminals on the internet on its new "Court and Convicted" pages.
New cash tackles island problems
2009 Nov 23
The Isles of Scilly are to get tens of thousands of pounds of government cash to address anti-social behaviour.
Paralysed RAF man suing for £6m
2009 Nov 23
A former RAF employee sues the Ministry of Defence and an events organiser for £6m after breaking his neck at a fun day.
Woman marks Cyprus memorial
2009 Nov 23
A woman from Cornwall talks about a memorial to those killed in the "Cyprus emergency" of the 1950s, including her brother.
Domestic abuse helpline reopens
2009 Nov 23
A helpline for victims of domestic abuse in Cornwall reopens after a funding crisis forces it to stop for six months.
How to contact us
2009 May 13
How to contact BBC News Interactive's Cornwall team

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Name: Chris Bond Location: United Kingdom E-mail: chris@cornovia.org.uk Send this user a message. BBC News \| England \| Cornwall \| UK Edition New board for children's services 2009 Nov 24 The government is to intervene in child services department by creating an improvement board to safeguard children. Dive ban 'may have avoided fall' 2009 Nov 24 A former RAF airman paralysed in a fun day could have avoided injury if a diving ban was imposed on a pool, a court hears. Last salute for Army bomb victim 2009 Nov 24 The widow of an army explosives expert killed in Afghanistan praises her "warrior" husband at his funeral in Truro Cathedral. Council to examine cancer move 2009 Nov 24 Controversial plans to move upper gastro-intestinal cancer surgery to Plymouth are to be re-examined by Cornwall Council. Criminals 'named and shamed' 2009 Nov 24 Police in Cornwall start naming and shaming criminals on the internet on its new "Court and Convicted" pages. New cash tackles island problems 2009 Nov 23 The Isles of Scilly are to get tens of thousands of pounds of government cash to address anti-social behaviour. Paralysed RAF man suing for £6m 2009 Nov 23 A former RAF employee sues the Ministry of Defence and an events organiser for £6m after breaking his neck at a fun day. Woman marks Cyprus memorial 2009 Nov 23 A woman from Cornwall talks about a memorial to those killed in the "Cyprus emergency" of the 1950s, including her brother. Domestic abuse helpline reopens 2009 Nov 23 A helpline for victims of domestic abuse in Cornwall reopens after a funding crisis forces it to stop for six months. How to contact us 2009 May 13 How to contact BBC News Interactive's Cornwall team	This user has not published any content yet.
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