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• Disabled youth in Plymouth given the chance to shine at Theatre Royal Plymouth with support from South West Water

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• Newquay opens doors to artistic and cultural creativity with more murals and new street art trail

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• Celebrating Cornwall’s inspirational over sixties

  Some of Cornwall's most remarkable individuals over the age of sixty have been honoured at a special recognition ceremony held at County Hall in Truro.

• Cornwall secures three‑year extension for WorkWell as local results show strong impact

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