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Going camping? When your gas canister is empty, don't put it in your bin or recycling bags. Even empty canisters can explode if they're crushed in our collection vehicles. Take them to one of our recycling centres and ask a member of staff where to dispose of them safely.

A warning sign showing a camping stove and gas canisters, stating not to put them in recycling or rubbish bins.

#NEWS: A new Nature Recovery Action Plan has been launched to support wildlife and restore habitats across #Cornwall. The plan sets out the priority projects and actions that will help nature recover while making communities more resilient to climate change. 🔗 www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-news...

Council launches new plan to deliver nature recovery

Cornwall Council has launched a plan to deliver a healthier environment across its estate by increasing nature-rich spaces in its parks and public places and putting nature recovery at the heart of it...

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Cabinet has approved the receipt of a £1m grant from the Youth Futures Foundation to help young people in #Cornwall who are NEET (Not in Education, Employment or Training). It will provide support for 1,000 young people across our communities, as Cllr Hilary Frank, explains.

Arnie the tortoise had an unexpected adventure yesterday after being found among the garden waste at St Erth HWRC. Staff contacted everyone who'd booked a visit to the site to help track down his owner. Thankfully, Arnie is now back home safe and sound after his adventure.

Photo of a staff member at St Erth Household Waste and Recycling Centre holding Arnie the tortoise.Photo of Arnie the tortoise reunited with his owner

Cornwall is taking centre stage at this year's Interceltic Festival of Lorient as part of the Year of Cornwall celebrations. The festival brings together Celtic nations from across the world, with musicians and dancers from #Cornwall preparing to showcase our culture.

We're looking for residential workers to join the teams at our children's homes, Tresor and Millers Nook. Come along to our open morning on Friday July 31, from 11am-1pm, at Tresor, St Blazey, PL24 2DS. To register your interest, email recruitmentmillersnook@cornwall.gov.uk

Recruitment graphic for residential workers at an open morning on Friday, July 31, at the Doubletrees School site.

Cornwall Youth Council has wrapped up a busy term with its latest quarterly meeting. Find out what happens at these meetings and how young people are helping shape the Youth Council's work. Members will return after the summer break in September.

Check your voter registration details are up to date. Every household in #Cornwall will receive a letter or email as part of the annual canvass asking you to confirm who lives at your address. Keeping your details up to date helps make sure everyone who's eligible can vote.

Cornwall Council graphic for the 2026 Annual Canvass, showing a smartphone screen with text saying: Make sure your voter registration details are up to date.

Young people have an important voice in the future of NHS dentistry in #Cornwall. Rosie and Gabriel from Cornwall Youth Council share their thoughts on Cornwall's first Dentistry Summit, the challenges young people face getting dental appointments and what they'd like to see happen next.

Please don't bring fridges or freezers to #Cornwall's household waste and recycling centres. We're temporarily unable to accept them because of a national issue affecting how they're collected and processed. We'll let you know as soon as we're able to accept them again. Thanks for your patience.

A graphic advising that fridges and freezers should not be brought to Cornwall's household waste and recycling centres.