Lee Trewhela

Treveth responds to criticism stressing it is not in financial difficulty

A tiny number rogue landlords have been prosecuted as a result, new figures reveal

It came at a meeting to decide on a plan for 20 affordable homes, which was also told 'a significant number are living in vans and small caravans, and that is not through lifestyle choice but because they have no choice at all'.

Their furious mum says they were suspended for standing up for farmers and a teacher drove them to an empty farm and left them there alone for hours. Another mum said: 'Don’t use the excuse of school policy as they can dress up for Children in Need, Halloween and any other charity or time that suits'.

'What have yew done?!' ask concerned residents who were told it was partly because it blocked the view at traditional annual event - and 'some have also mentioned it gives the mayor a better view of the church from his office', which he says is not true.

Violent attacks and antisocial behaviour are not uncommon

Contentious application comes before Cornwall Council committee for a third time

Concerns have been raised that the site may have been cleared before planning application for dozens of homes and industrial units was submitted

We look back as yet another Cornish club closes its doors this week

A £5 'development fee' was scrapped in 2016 - but the council, which owns it, is facing a massive financial black hole so may introduce the new charge as a 'carbon reduction fee or whatever description is appropriate'