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House of 'horrific' offender shut down by police

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By Lisa Letcher Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Police have put a stop to a series of "horrific" offending at a property in a quiet Cornish hamlet - shutting it down for three months. St Austell Police has confirmed it made a closure order at a Tywardreath Highway, near St Austell, address to "prevent further criminality and ASB from the address". Officers had received numerous reports of the occupants and of visitors engaging in antisocial behaviour (ASB) and suspected illegal drug use and supply.
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A390 Lostwithiel delays for weeks as changes made to deadly junction

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By Lisa Letcher Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Delays are expected on a Cornwall A-road for five weeks as changes are being made to make a deadly junction more safe for motorists. Cormac, on behalf of Cornwall Council, is carrying out works on a safety scheme on the A390 and B3269 junction at Lostwithiel. There are multi-way lights and lane closures in place and this will be the case for five weeks. The work, set to improve the deadly junction at No Man's Land, which leads to and from Bodmin, started on Monday (September 21).
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Cornwall's pasties that don't harm animals hailed as among the best by PETA

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By Lisa Letcher Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
A number of Cornish bakeries have had their vegan pasties declared among the best in the UK. As autumn's comfort food season kicks in, PETA, the largest animal rights organisation in the world, has named it's top 10 vegan pasties saying you don't need to harm animals to enjoy a heart lunch. PETA awarded one of Cornwall's own with a spot on the list, giving Philps Bakery, in Hayle, recognition for its ever-popular 'Flaky Vegan Pasty'. The pastry delight features potato, swede and onion.
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