Lee Trewhela is a Chief Reporter at CornwallLive. He focuses on covering local government stories, particularly those related to Cornwall Council and town and parish authorities, while also exploring themes of architecture, planning, and public policy. Lee has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Mirror, Daily Star, and BBC News, and has a deep passion for Cornwall's unique culture, music, and theatre.
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Cornish politicians have spoken out - including one of his own Labour MPs
The multi-academy education trust at the centre of a BBC Panorama investigation this week has responded to the broadcast.
'We appreciate that some of the content may be concerning for families'
Locals are taking Cornwall Council to task over its plan to reduce the risk of future collisions at the stretch where three young men died most recently
Theatre Royal Plymouth's own production is a wonder
By: Lee Trewhela
It was agreed despite the concerns of some locals about increased noise and anti-social behaviour.
By: Lee Trewhela
The Conservative club said it was 'quite honestly beyond belief for consideration' and 11 residents objected, one citing fights outside, but the applicant had a very different take
By: Lee Trewhela
He told the meeting he had been signed to the Sony BMG record label and was now a social media influencer with more than four million followers.
Councillors deciding its booze and live music licensing application have been told it's an 'eyesore' with loud music played to 'rowdy customers'
Residents described the premises as an eyesore with music being played at excessive volume
