By Harold Callahan Two women, one in her 50s, the other in her 80s, have been released on bail pending further inquiries into what the police are calling a By Jane Hickman A 20 year old miscarriage of justice based on evidence from a psychopathic prison informant ended on Monday when prosecutors finally offered no evidence against Robert By Harold Callahan Robert and Lee Firkins, jailed for life more than 20 years ago, have been found not guilty of the Perch garage murders near Wadebridge in Chief Constable By Harold Callahan Devon and Cornwall police might have a new acting chief constable before the weekend, according to commissioner Alison Hernandez.
The force has been without leadership since Mr Colwell stepped up 18 months ago when chief constable By Graham Smith The government is expected to publish its Devolution White Paper within the next few weeks, possibly as early as tomorrow Wednesday. It should end months of He died at Illogan on Tuesday 12th November. Daniel Lynch, aged 38, of By Harold Callahan Police have warned millionaire landowners they risk arrest if they attempt to block London's roads with their tractors during a protest next week.
Thousands of farmers Judge Robert Linford has warned court staff they might have By Rashleigh MacFarlane The death of a woman in another traffic accident on the A30 near Launceston has drawn attention to the failure of National Highways to heed local By Harold Callahan An year-old Bodmin man has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving while unfit through drink or drugs, following a fatal collision between By Rashleigh MacFarlane Wrangling over the future of a derelict pub in St Austell appears to be delaying restoration of the building, frustrating hopes that it might one day By Harold Callahan Police have confirmed that a one-year-old child has now died following the collision between a car and a school bus at Mullion on Monday 14th October.
She was a passenger in By Harold Callahan Four pupils have been hurt when their school bus was in collision with a car on the Lizard this morning Monday. The accident happened on Meaver Emergency services declared a major incident following the Police say the death is currently being treated as unexplained and enquiries By Harold Callahan Philippa Green, 24, of Penryn, has been ordered not to enter the Greater London area, within the M25, after being bailed following her court appearance in By Harold Callahan Philippa Green, 24, from Penryn, is one of three Just Stop Oil protestors due to appear before Westminster magistrates tomorrow Monday accused of criminal damage following By Harold Callahan Cornwall Council has had its wrist slapped for failing to ensure that staff do not abuse social media to spy on residents.
The Investigatory Powers Commissioner, Jon Paul Williams, 46, of St Thomas, By Harold Callahan Four men are due to appear before Bodmin magistrates tomorrow Monday accused of trying to import nearly a tonne of cocaine.
