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thepost.uk.com | James Davies
Charlotte Cox (left) and Charlotte Doney (right) were among those picking up awards on the evening (Submitted)CELEBRATION was all around as Launceston College hosted its annual awards evening, recognising the hard work of students during the last academic year.
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bude-today.co.uk | James Davies
A FORMER police officer from Bude has been charged with two counts of corrupt exercise of police powers. Also in the newsOwen Mills, 22, of Bude, appeared in court following an investigation by Staffordshire Police’s Professional Standards Department. Mills, an ex-constable for the Staffordshire constabulary has been charged with two counts of corrupt/improper exercise of police powers and privileges by a constable.
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carehomemagazine.co.uk | James Davies
Amy Black, Senior Residential Lead at Bangor-based Oakmont Lodge, which is owned by Dunluce Healthcare, has been awarded Apprentice of the Year at the 2025 South Eastern Regional College (SERC) Awards in the Health and Social Care category. Amy was praised for her exceptional commitment to professional development, compassionate approach to care, and her leadership in supporting both residents and staff. Amy commented:“It is an honour to be awarded Apprentice of the Year.
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cornish-times.co.uk | James Davies
WITH a local election looming, leaders of some of the country’s political parties have been touring the country in an effort to persuade voters of their cause before May 1. Off the back of Nigel Farage’s visit to Camelford earlier in the week, leader of the Liberal Democrats, Ed Davey met with some of his party’s candidates in Bude this afternoon (April 16).
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1 week ago | 
thepost.uk.com | James Davies
Ben Maguire, MP for North Cornwall (LDRS)NORTH Cornwall’s MP has demanded answers following the ‘deeply unsatisfactory’ recruitment process of former Cornwall Councillor’s £70,000-a-year spaceport role. Ben Maguire, Liberal Democrat MP for North Cornwall, has written again to the Chief Executive of Corserv Group, Neil Edmond, this week.
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thepost.uk.com | James Davies
Crews tackled the fire from the roof of the property (Launceston Community Fire Station)LAUNCESTON’S firefighters worked from a height this week after a bird nest caught fire at a terraced property in the town. Also in the newsOn April 14, Launceston Community Fire Station was mobilised to a terraced property in Launceston at around 8.06pm. The occupants reported that there was a fire within the chimney.
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carehomemagazine.co.uk | James Davies
With April marking Stress Awareness Month – a time dedicated to exploring the causes of modern-day stress and how to alleviate it, one leading care provider is highlighting the importance of supporting those who care for others, as part of its ongoing commitment to workplace well-being. Nellsar, a family-run group of 13 care homes across the South East, understands that life can be demanding – with pressures from work, parenting, caring for loved ones and financial worries all taking their toll.
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carehomemagazine.co.uk | James Davies
Malvern Sanctuary Care resident Frank Chester, believed to be the oldest person in Worcestershire, has celebrated his 108th birthday. Born and raised in Ludlow, Shropshire, the World War II veteran is a resident at Sanctuary Care’s Hastings Residential Care Home, where Frank celebrated his landmark birthday. In his youth, Frank worked in HM Customs and Excise in London before he was called up to serve for his country during World War II.
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carehomemagazine.co.uk | James Davies
As Potter House, part of Oyster Care Homes, prepares to open its doors in the coming weeks, the team is already making a significant impact by building strong community ties with local schools and nurseries. With a firm commitment to intergenerational engagement, Potter House is shaping up to be more than just a care home – it will be a vibrant hub where older and younger generations come together to share experiences, learn from one another, and create lasting connections.
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thepost.uk.com | James Davies
LEWANNICK Primary School has celebrated its most successful cross-country season yet with a special presentation evening. Also in the newsHosted at St. Mellion, 13 pupils were awarded medals for their achievements. To earn a medal, children had to compete in at least three out of the five races organised by East Cornwall Harriers. In addition to this success, we proudly sent seven runners to the Newquay finals, where they competed against the top runners in Cornwall.
