Lee Trewhela

Plans for almost 100 park homes, a 500-seater football stand, a new community hospital building and a much-needed new classroom at a primary school are among the latest planning applications submitted to Cornwall Council

A young farming family want to create a temporary home on their land near Bodmin Moor in order to safeguard the future of their business.

There was sympathy for the couple who want to build two homes on land that has been in her family for almost 90 years

Plans for the same site have already been rejected THREE times and there IS a desperate need for affordable housing in the rural parish

Residents and councillors aired their concerns that a plan for affordable homes would negatively impact Cornwall's mining World Heritage Site, despite a desperate need for such housing in a Cornish parish.

A bid by a young couple to build their own home in order to stay living in a rural Cornish community near their families has been refused despite sympathy for their situation.

Some are only free during the winter, but soon all 25 of them will be handed over to a private enforcement company

Private car parks are often controversial - but 25 Cornwall Council car parks will be operated by one

Generations have been using the fields for decades but there is now a fear the public will not have access. The developer given permission for 274 homes says that's not the case.

There are concerns the development would cause harm to the landscape as the council applies to itself for planning permission