Tag Archives: Mark Duddridge

The Devonwall Connection 3: devonwall and Cornwall

Posted on November 17, 2016 by bwdeacon

On October 21st the Cornish were told, in no uncertain terms, and by a Cabinet Minister no less, to buck themselves up and stop thinking they were ‘distinct’. There was absolutely no prospect of Cornwall being recognised as a region. … Continue reading →

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The Devonwall Connection 2: Vision or nightmare?

Posted on November 16, 2016 by bwdeacon

What did the self-selected and undemocratic mandarins meeting at the ‘South West Growth Summit’ in October actually want? Having spent a tedious few hours wading through the transcription of the proceedings, I have to say the conclusion is ‘nothing earth-shatteringly … Continue reading →

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