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• New apprenticeship supports Cornwall’s £251.6 billion Minerals Market ambitions

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• Are You Too Spooked to Start the Engine? Superstitions Lead Drivers to Avoid the Roads on Friday the 13th

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• Digital Futures Cornwall urges businesses to Power Up Their People

  Businesses are being urged to Power Up Your People and invest in team development in 2026 by Digital Futures Cornwall.

• Celebrating the beginnings of shining careers in Falmouth

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• Good Growth investment supports launch of cutting-edge robotic welding technology at Eliquo Hydrok

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