Ambulance response times in Cornwall for victims of strokes and heart attacks are almost ten times longer than national targets. Read our investigation here: https://t.co/1r0hKuP84z
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Dr James Gagg, South West regional chair for @RCollEM said that a "clot-busting" medicine can be used to treat some stroke victims - but it has to be given within four and a half hours. Ambulance waiting times for strokes in Cornwall are 2 hours 58 mins https://t.co/z6PWtkkmST
Cornish infrastructure is creaking due to number of people coming to live in #Cornwall. But more houses still being built to alleviate the housing crisis, which it's not as they are unaffordable for Cornish folk.
Cornish Echo shares NHS ambulance issues
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Still standing? Read about Cornwall's threatened ancient sites and the people who are trying to save them: https://t.co/mzdPjakfME
@HistoricEngland@PenwithLP @cornwallarch #Cornwall
A standing stone for sale on eBay, confused arsonists and the people saving Cornwall’s prehistoric monuments.
Read our new story: https://t.co/mzdPjakNCc
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“There’s so much hidden homelessness in Cornwall. And it’s getting worse with the cost of living and the housing market as it is"
Read our story on how renting a home in #Cornwall is impossible for many people on housing benefits: https://t.co/8kEXJdeE4F
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It was great to be able to contribute to this brilliant article @cornishecho highlighting the disparity between the Local Housing Allowance and the price of private rentals.
You can read the story featuring us, @StIvesFoodbank and @ColinMartinPL22 below ⬇️
The coordinator for St Ives Foodbank, told @will_nott1 at @cornishecho of two people who were in hospital with a heart attack and cancer, and got evicted "because their housing benefit wasn’t enough and they couldn’t keep on top of their bills."
https://t.co/1P3Vzw5M5n
“One of the worst cases was in the summer where two people who had recently been in hospital with heart attacks and cancer. They’d got evicted from their rented accommodation, because their housing benefit wasn’t enough and they couldn’t keep on top of their bills.” Read more 👇
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