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Leach Pottery Basking sharks Bolitho Randle Hurley's Dialect Yarn 71 The Issue Bilbo the Dog

Down the Plughole: why is our water so expensive? Cornish people currently face the highest water rates in the country. A Londoner, with an average weekly wage of £680, can expect to pay around £275 annually. Meanwhile his Cornish cousin pays £480 (or an incredible £650 if his home is unmetered) for clean water on a paltry average wage of £329 per week. Is Cornwall footing a national bill for clean water? ' Read more...   Brandy for the Parson? Smuggling in Cornwall is as rife as ever, but the nature of the contraband far deadlier. Cathrin Vaughn investigates whether Cornwall is a still a safe haven for smugglers. ' Read more...   Does the Cornish Fishing industry have a future? Does the Cornish fishing industry have a future? Cathrin Vaughan examines the prospects of one of Cornwall’s oldest traditional industries. Read more...

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