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BT engineer struck by stone while climbing telegraph pole in Torpoint assault (opens the original)
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A BT engineer was struck in the head by a stone while working on a telegraph pole, prompting a police investigation. The engineer was approached by a stranger whilst setting up equipment at Clarence Road, Torpoint, at around 8.20am on July 29. Police are keen to identify the man pictured, as he may have information which could assist the investigation. (Image: Devon & Cornwall Police) Whilst climbing up the pole, the worker engaged in conversation with the man who behaved in an "intimidating and
Closing charity shop thanks Falmouth community for 'years of support' (opens the original)
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A closing Falmouth high street charity shop has thanked the community for "years of support". The British Heart Foundation (BHF) shop on Market Street will close on October 16. The branch is among 150 planned closures across the UK over the next two financial years – part of a plan to ensure the charity’s retail network "remains commercially sustainable". Philip Layton, area manager at the British Heart Foundation, said: "We would like to say a huge heartfelt thank you to everyone in Falmouth wh
Navy divers release photos of WW2 bomb discovered in Falmouth docks (opens the original)
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The Royal Navy has released images of the unexploded ordnance discovered in Falmouth docks last week. The 250lb American bomb was found near Pendennis sewage works and dated to Second World War. Divers from Bravo Squadron of the Diving and Threat Exploitation Group assessed the device when it was discovered last Monday (September 21). Two days later, a 775m safety cordon was placed around the site as the bomb was towed out to sea, with hundreds of homes evacuated as a precaution. Bravo Squadron
We asked wildlife experts what true cost of Falmouth bomb could be on nature (opens the original)
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An underwater explosion sent a plume of sea foam into the air yesterday afternoon (September 29), marking the end of a scare which saw hundreds of Falmouth residents evacuate their homes. Last week, a 250lb unexploded bomb from the Second World War was discovered in the docks, prompting police to set up a safety cordon around the site as the Royal Navy scrambled to move it to safety. By the end of Wednesday (September 23), residents were told that they could return to their homes. In a notice to
Falmouth bomb detonates underwater after six-day wait (opens the original)
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The unexploded bomb that caused an evacuation in Falmouth last week has been detonated underwater. In a video taken from the Falmouth Harbour pilot boat, a plume of water can be seen erupting from the choppy sea in front of Pendennis Point at approximately 4.40pm. The unexploded ordnance, believed to be a 250lb American air-dropped bomb from the Second World War, was towed into deeper water after being discovered near the Pendennis sewage works last Monday (September 21). Two days later, hundred
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