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Tales of Disaster at the Maritime Museum in Falmouth

9:40am Sunday 21st March 2010

Tales of Disaster at the Maritime Museum Over 60 years at sea has given Dag Pike experience of his fair share of maritime disasters and he will be sharing his personal tales of daring do on the high seas at a speaial lecture at the national Maritime Museum in Falmouth.

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Sport Relief Mile taking place at The Lizard

9:30am Sunday 21st March 2010

Runners and walkers will be put their best feet forward at The Lizard today for Sport Relief.

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University experience for Redruth pupils

8:20am Sunday 21st March 2010

Year 12 pupils from Redruth School debated the biggest threats facing humanity at an event at the Tremough Campus, Penryn on Thursday 18 March.

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New Atlas for Cornwall's natural beauty

11:40am Saturday 20th March 2010

The Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (making up over a quarter of the County) has just produced an AONB ‘Atlas’ which will be immensely useful for anyone seeking detailed information about the condition of Cornwall’s most important landscapes.

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Sithney youngsters get to the core of apple tree growing

11:30am Saturday 20th March 2010

Sithney Primary School has planted a mini orchard of Cornish and westcountry apple trees.

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Camborne youth unemployment project praised

9:20am Saturday 20th March 2010

A Camborne-based project that provides training for young people who are out of work has received a visit from political heavyweight Paddy Ashdown and local MP Julia Goldsworthy.

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Famous Floral art on display in Falmouth

8:20am Saturday 20th March 2010

To celebrate the rich bounteous gardens of Cornwall and the coming of Spring Falmouth art gallery will be showing floral art from it’s collection.

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Avenue of trees brighten up Truro roundabout

8:10am Saturday 20th March 2010

Weeks of work to clear and improve the areas around Treyew Road and the busy roundabout outside County Hall has culminated in a tree planting ceremony.