Community safety partnership Safer Cornwall has just launched its ‘Have Your Say’ survey which can be accessed here on the Let’s Talk Cornwall website until Sunday, August 31 this year.    ...Cllr Thalia Marrington, Cabinet member for community safety and public health, said:  “I would encourage everyone to take the time to complete this survey....It only takes about 10 minutes and the more people who complete it, the better our understanding will be of the key issues facing our communities and how to tackle them.  

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-news/communities-and-housing/have-your-say-on-crime-and-antisocial-behaviour-in-cornwall-s-communities/

Last updated: 07/07/2025 08:55:59

Residents, farmers, businesses and landowners can have their say on ambitious new plans to restore nature as a public consultation is launched today (November 20, 2024). ...We have a short window of time to turn this strategy into local action so we must act now.” ...The public consultation is open until January 6, 2025.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-news/environment-culture-and-planning/have-your-say-on-new-blueprint-for-nature-recovery/

Last updated: 20/11/2024 15:12:56

Residents, businesses and other organisations are being invited to have their say on an ambitious new blueprint to protect the region’s marine environment....A public consultation on the draft Marine Nature Recovery Framework is launched today, August 28, and runs until midnight on October 10....It complements the published statutory Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Nature Recovery Strategy which extends to the low water mark and supports national goals such as the target to have 30% of land, rivers and seas well managed for nature by 2030. 

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-news/environment-culture-and-planning/have-your-say-on-the-future-of-our-seas/

Last updated: 28/08/2025 12:52:26

A public consultation starts today (Thursday, July 10) on the proposals which aim to encourage ‘through traffic’ travelling between Camborne and Redruth on to the A3047 through Barncoose Industrial Estate. ...The proposals have been published ahead of a public exhibition taking place on Friday, July 25 between 2pm and 7pm at Treloweth Community Hall, Moorfield Road, Pool, Redruth, TR15 3QB. ...To do this, we first have to put the infrastructure in place to make residents feel safer – and, this is what these proposals aim to do.”  

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-news/transport-streets-and-waste/have-your-say-on-plans-for-barncoose-terrace/

Last updated: 10/07/2025 10:55:39

  Have your say on Let's Talk Cornwall Residents are being invited to have their say on whether open fires should be banned on Falmouth’s beaches....The Falmouth Beaches Management Group and Falmouth Town Council have asked for a Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) prohibiting open fires to be introduced at Gyllyngvase, Maenporth, Castle and Swanpool beaches....Cornwall Council has today April 15, 2026 launched a consultation and is asking members of the public to share their views on whether a PSPO prohibiting open fires should be introduced.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-news/communities-and-housing/have-your-say-on-proposal-to-ban-open-fires-on-falmouth-s-beaches/

Last updated: 15/04/2026 12:36:45

Residents are invited to have their say on new plans to lessen the impact of severe storms, flooding and coastal erosion on towns and villages in Mounts Bay....The 15.5km stretch of coastline along Mounts Bay is frequently hit by severe storms....“But our coastline faces growing challenges from the sea and significant flood risks.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-news/environment-culture-and-planning/have-your-say-on-plans-to-protect-mounts-bay-coastline-join-online-march-23-630pm/

Last updated: 11/03/2026 13:13:31

Cornwall Council is inviting residents to have their say on when dogs should be allowed on beaches. ...The current Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) prevents dogs from going on 46 beaches across the Duchy between set times during the summer months. ...Visit Lets Talk Cornwall Councillor Thalia Marrington, cabinet member with responsibility for Community Safety and Public Protection at Cornwall Council, said: “This is all about getting the right balance and making sure that everyone can enjoy our beautiful beaches. 

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-news/environment-culture-and-planning/have-your-say-on-when-dogs-are-on-allowed-cornwall-s-beaches/

Last updated: 09/10/2025 08:46:03

The Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Leadership Board is supporting the government’s call to residents, businesses and organisations to have their say on its review of its net zero plans....It impacts consumers, employees and businesses alike, affecting our cities, agricultural economy and natural environment....It will continue to change the way we lead our lives, altering the way we warm our homes, commute to work and much more.”

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-news/environment-culture-and-planning/have-your-say-on-the-government-s-net-zero-review/

Last updated: 10/10/2022 09:26:22

Cornwall Council is asking residents and stakeholders to have their say on its plan to improve air quality in the Duchy over the next five years....The draft Plan includes the following five priorities which have been set out to improve air quality within the AQMAs, and across the Duchy: 1.    ...Reduce transport emissions within AQMAs and across CornwallInvest in Cornwall’s walking, cycling, public transport, and low-emission vehicle infrastructure to reduce transport emissions and improve air quality across the county.  2.    

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-news/environment-culture-and-planning/have-your-say-on-cornwall-council-s-plan-to-improve-air-quality/

Last updated: 02/12/2025 12:07:00

Cornwall Council has launched a public consultation on its new Cornish Language Strategy, giving people across the Duchy the opportunity to help shape the future of Kernewek....It focuses on four key work strands including learning, resources, community and culture and Kernewek in civic life....Its presence in everyday life would have been hard to imagine a generation ago - appearing on buses and welcome signs, in pubs and theatres, on the BBC, and in a growing number of primary schools.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-news/environment-culture-and-planning/have-your-say-on-cornwall-councils-new-cornish-language-strategy/

Last updated: 08/05/2026 14:04:41