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Lightweight flotation devices a 'life-saver' for West's fishermen

Fishermen across the Westcountry are to be issued with new kit which could save their lives if they are washed overboard.The pioneering lightweight personal flotation devices (PFD) will be handed to hundreds of fishermen in the region after leading names in the industry joined forces.Stephen Parker, a small-scale trawlerman based in Brixham, said it was a lifesaver. "Even in 2013, fishing is still a very dangerous profession," he said."The unpredictable weather, long working...

By Western Morning News

Monday, May 20 2013

Jobless figure falls by 7% in the region

London EditorThe number of people looking for work in Devon and Cornwall fell by 7% last month, official figures show.But the region's performance was a bright spot among the gloom as unemployment jumped nationally and in the wider South West, underlining concerns at the slow pace of the UK's recovery.Some 26,945 people were claming Jobseekers' Allowance in the two counties in April – 2,085 fewer than in March. It is the second month in a row the so-called claimant count has dropped.The.....

By Western Morning News

Thursday, May 16 2013

Flood defence scheme will prevent repeat

Plans have been unveiled by Devon County Council and the Environment Agency to try and ensure there is no repeat of the floods that occurred in North Devon last December.The plans, by the Environment Agency, involve raising the height of the flooding defence system already in place along the part of the river that backs on to Braunton's Memorial Gardens – the place where the river burst its banks in December.Plans are also being put in place by Devon County Council to move the...

By Western Morning News

Thursday, May 16 2013

More migrant labour vital for food growers

Farming leaders have issued a stark warning to the Government that food prices will rocket unless more foreign workers are allowed into the UK.The NFU says British horticulture will "suffer immeasurably" unless a new scheme is put in place to guarantee a flow of migrants into the fruit and vegetable picking sector.David Simmons, whose family firm P E Simmons & Son heads up Riviera Produce, a marketing organisation for 12 growers in the Hayle region, said they would simply be...

By Western Morning News

Thursday, May 16 2013

Westcountry paypackets are shrinking, says the TUC

A fall in average earnings has cost some Westcountry workers more than £2,000 since the Coalition Government came...

By Western Morning News

Saturday, April 20 2013

Bricks and mortar – building blocks of economic recovery

Overall GDP levels are currently about 3% below their pre-recession peak, and the Department for Communities and Local Government estimated the construction sector accounts for over 40% of that gap (18% relating specifically to housing). In its December 2012 Economic and Fiscal Outlook, the Office for Budget Responsibility indicated that investment in the housing sector is particularly key to growth, with a growth estimate of 9.5% in 2014. In other words, a decline in house building directly...

By Western Morning News

Friday, April 19 2013