Visit Cornwall's boss said the projected loss would have a "major impact on business viability".

Charges for some waste will come in at Chelson Meadow recycling centre from the end of January.

Two parents explained how they have struggled to adapt to home schooling again.

A teenager was seriously assaulted in Plymouth's Central Park and taken to hospital.

A senior police officer says "people are beginning to flout" lockdown rules.

Taylor Hardy, 12, raises more than £3,000 after covering the distance on a cycling machine.

An investigation continues into the death of a man in his 40s found at a property in Plymouth.

A 17-year-old boy is one of two victims assaulted in Plymouth Central Park on Friday evening.

Devon and Cornwall's Chief Constable Shaun Sawyer is urging the public to follow lockdown rules.

Residents at care homes are among the first to receive the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine.

Simon Flynn drowned after the current forced him under a moored boat.

First Light, which helps victims, said the pressure of Covid restrictions was behind the increase.

The new facility in Plymouth is run by health provider Livewell Southwest and the local council.

Devon and Cornwall Police Federation says more than 230 officers are off work due to Covid-19.

Shellfish exports to the EU have stopped, leaving tanks empty and boats "gathering dust" in port.

Councils warn there could be queues and centres may have to close or turn people away.

Gloucester sign Cornish Pirates full-back Kyle Moyle on a permanent deal after two months on loan.

More than 56,000 homes and businesses in Somerset are to finally get superfast broadband by 2024.

Jonathon Curry's body was found in the River Taw after he disappeared in November.

The Conservative MP for St Ives has suggested the private sector should be considered to increase the speed of the Covid-19 vaccine rollout.

Derek Thomas said: "At the moment we're relying on NHS practitioners [and] GPs, but there are private companies who are able to get the vaccine out quickly and safely."

He explained people should not "underestimate the challenge" of the scale of rolling out the vaccine to millions of people in the UK.

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The politician, who voted against the government imposing a lockdown in November, acknowledged the public health concern about the rising rates of Covid-19 in Cornwall.

Mr Thomas said: "I accept we've got to get on top of this, we're asking people to do really difficult things it's human nature to have social interaction."

The MP added he still believed he was right to vote against the earlier national lockdown and described the last three to four weeks as "very confusing" as Cornwall has "moved rapidly through to lockdown".