November 13, 2018 - No comments
With the agreement of the ‘site manager’, and with the assistance of the ever-helpful staff of Uneeka, I visited Carne’s Ope. With me was Martin Woodley and Nick Cahill, a planning officer and conservation officer of Cornwall Council. The ope runs along the side of the building which is now Uneeka. This building has reached […]
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By Bert Biscoe They say, in the gloomier, more prosaic corridors that we are never more than six [...]
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Recently the Princes Foundation urged the groups working on the draft Neighbourhood Plan to identify [...]
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