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• Fly-tipping appeal as number of incidents reaches 17,500

  Residents in Newquay are being urged to help tackle fly-tipping as Cornwall Council launches a new crackdown.

• Newquay family speaks to Radio Newquay about £50,000 appeal to help four-year-old Jude

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  A Newquay family has been speaking to Radio Newquay about its efforts to raise £50,000 to adapt their home for a four-year-old boy living with a rare condition which causes progressive muscle weakness.

• Newquay crash out of FA Vase as St Mawgan continue winning run

  Newquay AFC crashed out of the FA Vase, St Mawgan continued their impressive run of form and Newquay Hornets were forced to concede their rugby fixture on a mixed weekend of local sport.

• New places where dogs will be banned or kept on leads

  A number of new locations in Cornwall will see dogs banned or restricted to being kept on a lead, including part of Perranporth beach.

• Countdown begins to Newquay's annual Zombie Crawl

  Thousands of zombies, monsters and ghouls are expected to take over the streets of Newquay later this month as the town prepares for its annual Halloween celebrations.

• Stalking and harassment offences rise in Newquay despite overall fall in crime

  Stalking and harassment offences in Newquay rose sharply during September, despite a significant fall in overall recorded crime following the busy summer season.

• Cornwall NHS merger with Devon put on hold

  A move by the Government to merge the NHS in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly with Devon has been put on hold.

• Major roadworks causing delays to continue until new year

  Major roadworks which are expected to continue until the end of January have begun at a busy roundabout in Newquay.

• Cornwall Green leader condemns his party’s ‘Zionism is racism’ motion

  The leader of the Green Party group at Cornwall Council says his party’s adoption of a motion declaring Zionism is a form of racism has set a “really dangerous precedent”.

• Newquay Minor Injury Unit closure extended until November

  Cornwall Partnership NHS Foundation Trust say they remain committed to reopening the service "as soon as it is safe and sustainable to do so".

• Consultation launched over proposed parking restriction changes in Porth

  The existing restriction operates between 9am and 9pm between May and September.

• Last chance to see world-class Shakespeare production at Treviglas

  A celebrated Royal Shakespeare Company production of Julius Caesar is being performed at Treviglas Academy.

• Tributes pour in to much-loved member of Newquay Rowing Club

  Hundreds of people have paid tribute to John Bawden; a founder member of the club.

• Ten skydivers to take a 10,000 leap of faith to raise funds for St Francis Dogs Home

  The group want to raise £2,000 to fund the ongoing care of a French Bulldog and her five puppies.

• Cornwall Council staff urged to ‘avoid speculation’ during ‘unsettling time’

  The new interim boss at Cornwall Council has urged staff to avoid speculating about the absence of chief executive Kate Kennally.

• 'Spooky Newquay' set to make a return to the town next month

  Hundreds of people are expected to take part in the annual Zombie Crawl.

• A 48-year-old man has been put on sex offenders register after exposing himself to passing motorists in Newquay

  He has also been ordered to complete 100 hours of unpaid community work. 

• Bristol cadets help transform Newquay childcare charity garden

  Volunteer Bristol University Air Squadron have been helping transform the outdoor space at Trenance Childcare in Newquay.

• Police have issued an appeal to help reunite the family of a woman who died in the sea at Fistral Beach, with her handbag

  They say it contains personal belongings of sentimental value.

• Two people die after being recovered from the sea at South Fistral

  Two people have died after being recovered from the sea at South Fistral in Newquay.