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Responding to a question submitted by Sally Poncet, MLA Teslyn Barkman confirmed at the public meeting last week that there was no draft legislation to ban open pen large-scale salmon farming.

Delhi Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena discussed air pollution control measures with regards to vehicular emission, road and C&D dust management, burning of solid municipal and agro waste.

Earlier, CM Sarma openly frowned at a few works of the Forest Department and asked the department to exercise zero tolerance for encroachment of forest land.

City Hall has cleared the drain reserve between two Kolombong neighbourhoods and chopped down the greenery planted by some homeowners as this area had become unkempt

A WARNING has gone out to whoever is pouring purple paint into the drains leading to the Tregoniggie Stream to stop it immediately or face prosecution. The purple water pouring from the drain into the stream in Tregonnigie Woods appears to be coming from the Longfield Estate area of the town. Posting on his Facebook page, Cornwall Councillor Dave Saunby warned whoever is doing it could be fined. The paint has turned the water purple "Looks like someone is pouring paint down the drai...

Updated: Fri 5th Mar Committee to examine £5.9 million overspend in council’s Children’s Services for first eight months of year Members of the Safeguarding, Communities & Wellbeing Scrutiny Committee will examine the reasons why Children’s Services are reporting an overspend of £5.9m for eight months of the financial year. The broad issue of the overspend recently surfaced during public budget discussions, where questions were raised by Cllr Dana Davies over who ‘signed it off’. L...