Western Morning News - 2022-05-16

• Sherford ready for next stage of developmen­t
• Thousands treated at Nightingal­e Hospital
• Landlord explains why cottages are for locals
• Cornish festival embraces message
• Devonport Dockyard prepares submarine maintenanc­e site
• Amnesty is chance to dispose of firearms
• Praise for Deaf Academy student turned teacher
• Minister insists threats will fail
• Hunt refuses to rule out leadership quest
• Following in the wing beats of the osprey
• Parent birds had been hard at work hammering at the anvil
• On Monday Making sure everything’s shipshape on estuary
• New steps to curb sewage discharges into our rivers and seas
• Renewables wiping out our wildlife
• Don’t let us play into Putin’s hands
• Appreciati­on of ethics is gone with the wind
• An issue of policy and planning
• What to look out for when you are applying for a loan
• POUND NOTES
• How do I read my meter and check it’s working?
• What are NFTs and should you care?
• BIG PROBLEMS FOR SMALL FIRMS
• Somerset romp to record victory against rivals Gloucester­shire
• Chiefs women fight back to claim home semi-final
• Cornwall begin their campaign in style
• Pirates fall just short and miss out on place in final
• Injury-hit Torquay end their season with a draw
• Legends pay their respect but Stanno steals the show
• Downing confirms his departure from Argyle
• Rowe did not do enough to earn deal

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