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Cornwall political spat breaks out over new 'toxic' football pitch concerns

Cornwall Council approved a £746,057 Football Foundation grant for a 3G pitch despite health and environmental concerns over rubber crumb infill, used in pitches until 2031, officials said.

Summary by Cornwall Live
Councillors had a bust-up over the controversial material for a new community pitch to be used by children as a £750,000 grant was agreed for it

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Political spat over ‘toxic’ community football pitch concerns

Questions have been raised over the potential “health implications”.

·Falmouth, United Kingdom
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Cornwall political spat breaks out over new 'toxic' football pitch concerns

Councillors had a bust-up over the controversial material for a new community pitch to be used by children as a £750,000 grant was agreed for it

·Cornwall, United Kingdom
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Councillors clash over proposed 'toxic' 3G pitch at Langarth

‘Desperately needed’ community hub is causing plenty of debate

·Holsworthy, United Kingdom
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Cornwall Live broke the news in Cornwall, United Kingdom on Wednesday, December 3, 2025.
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