Paul Armstrong
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Project manager jailed for eight years for raping young woman after night out (opens the original)
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A senior project manager who raped a young woman after a night out at a nightclub in Cornwall has been jailed for eight and a half years. Mark Talling, aged 62, of Chapmans Way, St Austell, was found guilty of two counts of rape and was sentenced at Truro Crown Court this week. The court heard Talling was out at a nightclub before the offences took place. Talling was sentenced to eight years and six months in prison. (Image: D&C Police) In a victim personal statement read to the court before sen
Cornish MP vows stronger coastal security after Mylor boat arrival sparks arrests (opens the original)
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A Cornish MP has pledged to continue pressing authorities to strengthen security along the county's coastline following the arrival of a small powerboat at Mylor Harbour which triggered a major immigration investigation. Jayne Kirkham, MP for Truro and Falmouth, said she has been in close contact with police, the harbourmaster, the Home Office's Immigration Enforcement Criminal Investigation team and HM Coastguard since the incident in the early hours of September 27. The investigation was launc
Co-op worker assaulted as repeat offender smashes Truro shopfront with traffic cone (opens the original)
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A Co-op staff member was punched and struck on the neck before a rampaging shoplifter smashed the store windows with a traffic cone, Truro Crown Court heard. Jamie Sedgman, 41, was sentenced at Truro Crown Court after admitting a string of offences including breaches of a criminal behaviour order, criminal damage, assault by beating and assaulting an emergency worker. The court heard the most serious incident took place at the Co-op store on Boscawen Street, Truro, on the evening of September 15
Bus passengers warned as Go Cornwall services face disruption from industrial action (opens the original)
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Bus passengers across Cornwall are being warned to check before they travel as services operated by Go Cornwall Bus are expected to be affected by industrial action from Friday, October 2. Cornwall Council has advised residents that Go Cornwall services, including school bus routes, could face disruption, with journeys subject to changes or cancellation at short notice. However, the Truro Park & Ride service is expected to continue operating as normal. The warning comes after the RMT union annou
CAMRA demands 'pasty-style' beer protection after Sharp's Brewery closure confirmed (opens the original)
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Campaigners want new laws to protect Cornish beer after confirmation that Doom Bar production will move 417 miles from Rock to Hartlepool. CAMRA Kernow has reacted angrily to the closure of Sharp's Brewery in Rock, describing the move as "a betrayal of the founders of Sharp's" and calling for legal protections similar to those safeguarding the Cornish pasty. The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) is demanding legislation that would prevent beers produced outside Cornwall from being marketed as Cornis
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