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'Gutfeld!' on liberal crime policies, scientists warning of alien invasion - Vimarsana News

'Gutfeld!' on liberal crime policies, scientists warning of alien invasion

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Cornwall G7 protest site in Truro being reviewed - Vimarsana News

Cornwall G7 protest site in Truro being reviewed

BBC News Published The police are reviewing a planned G7 summit protest site after concerns raised by local people. Devon and Cornwall Police said it "listens to our communities" and is considering moving the site planned in Truro to another part of the city. Local traders had expressed concerns the choice of Lemon Quay for a protest meant cancelling a five day farmers' market. The review comes as calls for another protest site to be moved in Plymouth. MP Luke Pollard has written to the Chief Constable asking for it be moved to Central Park, saying Plymouth Hoe is "the wrong location".

Source: bbc.co.uk
Truro Pydar Street regeneration plans rejected - Vimarsana News

Truro Pydar Street regeneration plans rejected

The future of a £170 million regeneration scheme for a key site in Truro city centre is up in the air after councillors refused to grant planning permission. An outline planning application for the Pydar Street regeneration scheme went before the council’s strategic planning committee. But despite being recommended for approval by planning officers the committee decided to refuse permission over concerns that the development was too large and overbearing and concerns about a loss of parking spaces. The scheme is being led by Cornwall Council itself through its development company T...