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How second homes are bringing misery to Britain's seaside towns - Vimarsana News

How second homes are bringing misery to Britain's seaside towns

EXCLUSIVE: The rise in holiday homes being snapped up in prized parts of the UK is pitching young against old, parents against children and locals against outsiders.

Cornwall's businesses receive expert advice and information. - Vimarsana News

Cornwall's businesses receive expert advice and information.

BUSINESSES operating in the tourism and hospitality industry in Cornwall were provided with expert advice and information covering a range of key…

Cornwall and Devon holiday chaos as hospitality industry facing issues | Travel News - Vimarsana News

Cornwall and Devon holiday chaos as hospitality industry facing issues | Travel News

Cornwall is a popular holiday destination with an average of 180,000 holidaymakers visiting each summer – and even more over the past two years due to more Britons holidaying at home. However, owners of hotels and restaurants in the region are having difficulties employing staff, putting the hospitality industry in trouble this Easter. Businesses face

Cornwall and Devon hospitality face 'volatile market' for Easter - Vimarsana News

Cornwall and Devon hospitality face 'volatile market' for Easter

The industry says staff vacancies, increased costs and a "housing crisis" are causing challenges.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Coroner warns Govt of dangers of 'Obby 'Osses after mother-of-two died in Cornish May Day parade - Vimarsana News

Coroner warns Govt of dangers of 'Obby 'Osses after mother-of-two died in Cornish May Day parade

Andrew Cox will report to the Government his concerns about events not being compelled to have an organiser and also the police's lack of powers to stop them.