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Rogue builder cheated homeowners out of £18,480 with terrible roof work James Richards failed to complete the works properly and failed to return and rectify any problems Picture shows works carried out by James Richards Politics, environment, farming and more in your new free Western Morning News newsletter - direct to your inbox every dayInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer...

Residents across Cornwall are being reminded when to put out their rubbish and recycling over the Christmas holidays. Other than on Christmas Day (December 25), bin collections will take place as normal over the festive period. The following changes will be made to collections over Christmas. Collections due on Christmas Day: • Rubbish due to be collected on Christmas Day will be collected on Friday, January 1. Recycling due to be collected on Christmas Day will be collected on Saturday, January 2. • Garden waste due to be collected on Christmas Day will be collected on Saturd...

The sheep at the farm The owner of a camping and glamping business has admitted burying more than a tonne of dead sheep at the site. Kevin Hutchings, aged 50, of Pattacott Farm Camping and Glamping site, Maxworthy, has pleaded guilty to seven charges of failing to provide adequate food and medical care to animals and failing to properly dispose of 1250kg of animal by products. Cornwall Council’s animal health team and a vet from the Animal Plant and Health Agency visited the farm in January and February 2020 and found appalling conditions. Kevin Hill, prosecuting for Cornwall Counci...

Hairdressers and barbers are being reminded that they must wear visors and face coverings to protect themselves and their customers from coronavirus following "several complaints" from members of the public. Cornwall Council’s Covid Enforcement Team said it was working closely with businesses across the county to help them adjust to the current restrictions. It said that since lockdown ended the council had received "several complaints" regarding hairdressers and barbers not wearing the appropriate protective equipment. The team said: "Salons and barber shops are expected to be very...