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Pair overcome homophobia, arranged marriage, and depression to build business
2+ week, 5+ day ago (594+ words) Two Launceston businesses owners have shared the touching story of how they overcame the worst to find a new home and build a successful local business TWO Launceston business owners have shared their journey in overcoming homophobia, arranged marriage, and…...
Andy's Man Club celebrates six months of mental health support in Launceston
2+ week, 6+ day ago (199+ words) A GROUP providing mental health support to local men in Launceston is set to celebrate six months of support. Back in February, national suicide prevention charity, Andy’s Man Club is launched a support group in Launceston - a first for Cornwall....
Focus needed on Cornwall's healthcare challenges
4+ week, 15+ hour ago (215+ words) “We must recognise both the incredible work being done and the challenges that still need to be addressed. “ ACCESS to good health and social care matters to every family in South East Cornwall. Whether it’s getting a GP appointment, accessing…...
Author says history of world heritage site in Cornwall needs to be revised
4+ week, 17+ hour ago (391+ words) AN author says parts of the story of a world heritage site in Cornwall need to be rewritten. Lyndon Allen has been researching the history of the Georgian port of Charlestown, near St Austell, for many years. The local historian…...