St. Austell was hit by news that its air is toxic with higher than safe Nitrogen Dioxide levels, which caused the council to issue CPOs on homes in Holmbush! Now planning officers under Mason have given the greenlight to hundreds or more homes across Clay-country, whilst raw sewage creeps up on those living below. www.staustellvoice.co.uk/news/73/article/6664/ And whilst Cornwall residents have to deal with a long list of relatively new issues, including floods, poisonous air, full surgeries and schools, black alert Treliske, daily traffic jams, etc..., one developer was able to benefit handsomely from its cheap and nasty house building programme in Cornwall: A 5-year £600m profit-share among around 150 managers. That's an average of £4million each for these lucky managers. Who needs the national lottery when you work for Persimmon?!! Cornwall are so lucky to have them choose us to "improve" our farms, woods and greenbelts... www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-36501536 (The photo shows Duchy of Cornwall & Wainhomes - Newquay Growth Nansledan Scheme Phase 1) One supporter commented: "'In the first five months of 2017 property developers donated more than £1.4 million to the Conservative Party, more than a third (37%) of all their corporate donations.' From 'The Secret of Britain's New Homes', Dispatches, Channel 4."