Lee Trewhela is a Local Democracy Reporter for CornwallLive, with a background as a former arts editor and chief reporter. He covers a wide range of topics, including local politics, development projects, and community issues in Cornwall. With his extensive experience and passion for journalism, Lee strives to provide accurate and engaging news stories for his readers.
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By: Lee Trewhela
Firm behind 125,000-panel solar park responds to concerns raised at 100-strong public meeting
ST AGNES Parish Council has objected to plans to demolish an existing house and replace it with a modern property on the cliffside overlooking Trevaunance Cove in the seaside village.
By: Lee Trewhela
An application to extend a gypsy and traveller site is being recommended for approval
There are plans to demolish an existing house and replace it with a modern property on the cliff side.
Conservative councillor Jordan Rowse said he's never seen so many potholes in his Cornish town and 'we need action now'
Residents have likened the proposed 125,000-panel solar farm to a “glass and concrete prison”.
By: Lee Trewhela
A leading councillor in Cornwall speaks out on the pothole peril Cornwall Council's vice-chairman says he's fed up with the state of the roads in St Austell.
Jordan Rowse says he has "never seen so many" on the roads near where he lives.
By: Lee Trewhela
Conservative councillor asks for £10m funding for Truro development to be thrown out because he says the council can't afford it
Conservative councillor asks for £10m funding for Truro development to be thrown out because he says the council can't afford it
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