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  • Mayday Mayday at Newquay Treviglas

    By newquaypeople at 12:27 on 22/02/12
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    On Tuesday 7th February nineteen students from local primary schools and academies became disaster managers for the morning at Newquay Treviglas.  To begin, students worked in collaboration with their peers to plan and construct earthquake proof buildings. Next, their designs then underwent tests to see if they could withstand the impacts of both the gentle primary waves followed by the more lethal secondary waves associated...
  • Zoo digs for victory in project

    By Cornish Guardian at 08:00 on 22/02/12
    Reporter Steve Creswell talks to Mark Norris, Newquay Zoo's education manager.
    NEWQUAY ZOO has been growing a variety of vegetables and herbs at the onsite allotment as part of its World War Zoo project. The Cornish Guardian dropped in to speak to Mr Norris about the project and find out how visitors have reacted to seeing a Forties-style allotment several metres from the lion enclosure. For the full story and more pictures, see next week.
  • Statistics reveal drug-related crime hot spots

    By Cornish Guardian at 08:00 on 22/02/12
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    HOT SPOTS for drug-related crimes in St Austell have been revealed. Statistics released under the Freedom of Information Act (FOI) showed the number of drug-related crimes in the St Austell policing area since, and including, 2007, by street name. The total was 633, which was made up of 91 in 2007, 106 in 2008, 136 in 2009, 168 in 2010 and 132 in 2011. High Cross Street was named as the hottest spot, with a total of 23 crimes. This...
  • Farewell: 300 mourners pay tribute to stalwart

    By Cornish Guardian at 08:00 on 22/02/12
    A guard of honour from the police at the funeral of Reg Warman, inset, a former policeman and top CCTV operator who was a stalwart of the community in Newquay.
    MORE than 300 people packed into St Michael's Church in Newquay yesterday to pay their final respects to community stalwart Reg Warman, pictured. The former policeman, who worked as a CCTV operator in the town for 11 years, lost his fight against cancer on Friday, February 10, at the age of 70. Mr Warman was also a key player in the Newquay In Bloom partnership and with the Friends of Trenance Cottages. He was known locally as Mr...
  • Road closure

    By Cornish Guardian at 08:00 on 22/02/12
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    SPRINGFIELD ROAD in Newquay is to be closed from Wednesday, April 11, to Friday, May 25, when Cornwall Council will be carrying out surfacing works.

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