Please follow the links below to view the results of contested Parish/Town Council elections on Thursday 1 May 2025....Summary of results Turnout report Results of Parish and Town Councils elections    Most of the Parish and Town Council elections were uncontested.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/the-council-and-democracy/elections/elections-and-referendums/2025-cornwall-council-and-parish-and-town-council-elections-1-may-2025/results-of-2025-parish-and-town-council-elections/

Last updated: 27/05/2026 12:16:28

Chacewater Parish CouncilClerk: Claire PowellTelephone number: 01872 561387Mobile:074250 56577Email address: parish.clerk@chacewater-pc.gov.ukChacewater Parish CouncillorsTo review Register of Interests please select individual CouncillorWebsite: Chacewater Parish CouncilFeock Parish CouncilClerk: Debra RobertsAddress: The Old Market Hall, Market Street, Devoran, Truro, TR3 6QATelephone Number: 01872 863333Email Address: debra@feockparishcouncil.co.ukFeock Parish CouncillorsTo view Register of Interests please select individual CouncillorWebsite: Feock Parish CouncilGerrans Parish CouncilClerk: Tomas HillAddress: Mobile: 07747 017875Email address: clerk@gerransparishcouncil.orgGerrans Parish CouncillorsTo view Register of Interests please select individual CouncillorWebsite:  Gerrans Parish Council Kea Parish CouncilClerk: Maria RoperTelephone number: 07716 896635Email address: clerk@keaparishcouncil.org.ukKea Parish CouncillorsTo view Register of Interests please select individual CouncillorWebsite...: Kea Parish CouncilKenwyn Parish CouncilClerk: Julie LarterAddress: Kenwyn Parish Council, C/o Shortlanesend Village Hall, Shortlanesend, Truro, TR4 9DUTelephone number: 07345703374Email address:  clerk@kenwynparishcouncil.gov.ukKenwyn Parish CouncillorsTo view Register of Interests please select individual CouncillorWebsite:Kenwyn Parish CouncilLadock Parish CouncilClerk: Miss Kathryn LuteyAddress: Nankilly Water, Ladock, Truro, Cornwall, TR2 4PSTelephone number: 07350228388Email address: ladockpc@btinternet.comLadock Parish CouncillorsTo view Register of Interests please select individual CouncillorWebsite:  Ladock Parish CouncilPhilleigh Parish MeetingChairman: Mr Clifford-WingAddress: Trelissa Cottage, Philleigh, Truro, Cornwall, TR2 5NETelephone Number: 01872 580751Email Address: philleighchair@macace.netProbus Parish CouncilClerk: Mrs Maria RoperAddress: Lee Ho, Ashdown close, Sticker, PL26 7EUTelephone number: 07749626021Email address: clerk@probusparishcouncil.gov.uk Probus Parish

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/people-and-communities/community-area-partnerships/roseland-and-truro/roseland-and-truro-town-and-parish-council-information/

Last updated: 25/08/2026 15:13:56

Cornwall Council has launched a plan to deliver a healthier environment across its estate by increasing nature-rich spaces in its parks and public places and putting nature recovery at the heart of its decision-making.The Grow Nature Action Plan published today, July 30, 2026, sets out the next stage of the council’s response to the ecological emergency.It is pledging to deliver more biodiversity on land, rivers and bathing waters it owns or manages across Cornwall.The authority also wants to put nature recovery at the heart of its planning and policies including in the development of the new Local Plan.It comes after the council committed to work with the Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Local Nature Partnership to protect and restore nature across the region’s land, rivers and seas.The plans are detailed in the Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Nature Recovery Strategy and Marine Nature Recovery Framework both published last year.The new Grow Nature Action Plan sets out how the council will deliver...They want us to act, so this is why we have published our own Grow Nature Action Plan....The plan sets out how we will embed nature recovery across the council.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-news/environment-culture-and-planning/council-launches-new-plan-to-deliver-nature-recovery/

Last updated: 31/07/2026 12:04:08

A plan to transform health, care and education provision for children and young people with SEND has today been approved by Cornwall Council’s Cabinet.The Cornwall SEND Reform Plan outlines how the council and its partners intend to incorporate the government’s sweeping reforms to the SEND (special educational needs and disabilities) system.It focuses on identifying and responding to children’s needs at the earliest opportunity meaning they are then less likely to require costly specialist intervention later in life.In line with the new Education For All Bill, the plan also stresses the need to strengthen SEND support in mainstream schools....Research shows this approach gives young people the best chance of both academic success and social confidence.The SEND Reform Plan has been developed jointly with partners across the education, health and care system following comprehensive engagement with relevant groups and organisations, including Cornwall Parent Carer Forum and Cornwall Youth Council.It aims to bring education, health and family support into a more joined‑up approach, so families experience clearer and more consistent pathways to support.Publication of the plan comes as Cornwall continues to experience a soaring demand for SEND services, which creates increased pressure on the education sector, NHS, Children and Adolescent Mental Health Services, community health and adult social care.The government requires all local authorities to submit a SEND Reform Plan to secure the High Needs Stability Grant, which will pay off 90% of their historic SEND deficit.Cllr Hilary Frank, Cabinet Member for Children, Schools and Families..., said:“Cabinet approval of Cornwall’s SEND Reform Action Plan marks a clear commitment to putting children and their families at the heart of everything we do.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-news/together-for-families/cabinet-approves-plan-to-transform-send-provision-in-cornwall/

Last updated: 17/06/2026 13:17:53

The workshops are the first phase of an extensive programme of public engagement activities being carried out by Cornwall Council to support the development of the new Cornwall Local Plan.  ...The next stage of the drop-in programme will see events taking place in:    St Austell - Wednesday, October 22 from 12pm to 3pm at St Austell Quaker Hall, PL25 4AN  Lostwithiel - Wednesday, October 22 from 4pm to 7pm at Lostwithiel Church Rooms, PL22 0BZ  Falmouth - Tuesday, November 4 from 11am to 2pm at Princess Pavilion, TR11 4AR Penryn - Tuesday, November 4 from 4pm to 7pm at Art Centre Penryn, TR10 8EH Find out more about the Local Plan events  Cllr Sarah Preece, Cornwall Council cabinet member for planning, said:    “The is a plan for the future of Cornwall and we want to make sure that it reflects the views of everyone who lives and works here....The Local Plan team will be having conversations with different people and organisations across Cornwall over the coming months as work on preparing the plan progresses. 

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-news/environment-culture-and-planning/communities-have-their-say-in-first-wave-of-cornwall-local-plan-drop-in-events/

Last updated: 21/07/2026 07:33:39

Councillors have approved the next step in delivering Cornwall Council’s plan to tackle the Duchy’s biggest challenges and unlock its potential for the benefit of residents....The authority’s cabinet committee agreed the council’s draft priorities plan at its meeting at Lys Kernow today (November 12, 2025)....“These priorities are already firmly in place and reflected in the way in which Cornwall Council is delivering services for the people of Cornwall.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-news/council-budgets-and-economy/cabinet-backs-launch-of-council-priorities-plan-to-shape-cornwall-s-future-over-next-four-years/

Last updated: 12/11/2025 14:03:18

Cornwall Council is asking residents for feedback after updating Cornwall’s Transport Plan to reflect changes since it was first published in 2011....The Council has updated Cornwall’s Transport Plan to reflect these and other developments, so that there are robust strategies in place to improve transport over the next decade. ...Councillor Philip Desmonde, Cornwall Council Portfolio Holder for Transport, said: “This survey will add to our understanding of what residents and stakeholders think about the challenges we face.  

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-news/transport-streets-and-waste/more-transport-streets-and-waste-news-stories/views-sought-on-ten-year-transport-plan/

Last updated: 07/09/2022 11:17:27

  Cornwall Council has launched a new climate and energy plan aimed at delivering more clean local energy, warmer homes, sustainable travel and support for organisations to cut carbon emissions and energy bills. ...The new plan also sets out the next stage of the authority’s response to the climate emergency in leading the way to reduce emissions across its estate and operations.  ...It is built around four missions aligned with the Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Local Area Energy Plan.  

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-news/environment-culture-and-planning/council-launches-new-climate-and-energy-plan-to-deliver-benefits-for-cornwall/

Last updated: 21/07/2026 07:36:01

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 Council has published its draft Air Quality Action Plan for 2026 to 2031....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.    

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 and Council of the Isles of Scilly are launching the creation of a Local Area Energy Plan (LAEP) today (July 25, 2023). ..."We’re fully committed to working with our partners at Cornwall Council to ensure this plan works for our unique home, and look forward to engaging with islanders beginning in July."  ...Cornwall Council declared a climate emergency in 2019 and has since worked to develop a climate change action plan, a nature recovery strategy and further declared an ecological emergency in a bid to tackle the decline in wildlife and nature.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-news/environment-culture-and-planning/help-shape-green-energy-plan-to-make-cornwall-and-isles-of-scilly-net-zero/

Last updated: 25/07/2023 08:53:54