Britta Zeltmann
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Cordon lifted after WW2 bomb removed from Falmouth docks (opens the original)
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A World War Two bomb that prompted the evacuation of hundreds of homes has been safely removed from a harbour area. Emergency services were called to Falmouth Docks in Cornwall at 09:15 BST on Monday after the suspected 250lb (115kg) "air-dropped" device was found in the water. A 300m (984ft) exclusion zone was put in place on Tuesday and expanded to 755m (2,477ft) on Wednesday with residents from more than 300 homes asked to leave before 09:00 BST ahead of the bomb being moved. Cornwall Council
Cornwall's wellbeing walks praised for keeping people active (opens the original)
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People say taking part in free wellbeing walks has changed their lives "dramatically". Active Cornwall coordinates the walks in partnership with Ramblers UK and other local partners across the county with the aim of helping people of all ages stay healthy and connected. Led by trained volunteers and held over coast paths and garden estates to town parks, the walks range from 10 to 90 minutes and are aimed at all abilities. Kathryn, who takes part in walks at Heligan Gardens near Mevagissey, note
Rare butterfly spotted at Cornwall's Eden Project (opens the original)
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A rare continental butterfly has been spotted in Cornwall as warmer weather draws more migrant species to the UK, an attraction says. The Queen of Spain fritillary was spotted at the Eden Project in what was believed to be one of only a handful of sightings recorded in England this year, staff said. Six-year-old Lola noticed the insect in the Outdoor Gardens and the sighting had since been verified by the Cornwall County recorder at Natural England, they added. Julie Kendall, outdoor horticultur
Wallaby spotted hopping through Liskeard town centre (opens the original)
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A wallaby has been spotted hopping through a town centre in Cornwall. A pastry shop owner told BBC Cornwall he was driving to work at about 05:30 BST on Monday when he noticed the mammal jumping through the streets of Liskeard. Devon and Cornwall Police said officers were called to reports of a wallaby seen on Dean Street but, after a search of the area, they could not find it. The RSPCA said it urged anyone who spotted a wallaby in the wild to "watch from afar, enjoy the unusual sight and don't
Total of 21 storks released in Cornwall rewilding plan (opens the original)
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A total of 21 white storks have been released into the wild as part of a charity's aim to reintroduce them in the county. Yan Swiderski, founder of the Cornwall Stork Project, released the storks from the project's base at Hamatethy, St Breward, near Wadebridge last week. It is hoped the birds will eventually return to their roots when they are ready to breed, going on to raise their young in Cornwall and recolonising the area. Swiderski said the species "get imprinted on the place they first fl
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