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Details of the Cornwall Pension Funds’ voting and engagement activities will be updated here on a quarterly basis:2026Quarter 2Voting Statistics Report Quarter 2 2026Engagement Statistics Report Quarter 2 2026Quarter 1Voting Statistics Report Quarter 1 2026Engagement Statistics Report Quarter 1 20262025Quarter 4Voting Statistics Report Quarter 4 2025 Engagement Statistics Report Quarter 4 2025Quarter 3Voting Statistics Report Quarter 3 2025Engagement Statistics Report Quarter 3 2025Quarter 2Voting Statistics Report Quarter 2 2025Engagement Statistics Report Quarter 2 2025Quarter 1 Voting Statistics Report Quarter 1 2025Engagement Statistics Report Quarter 1 20252024Quarter 4 Voting Statistics Report Quarter 4 2024Engagement Statistics Report Quarter 4 2024Quarter 3 Voting Statistics Report Quarter 3 2024Engagement Statistics Report Quarter 3 2024Quarter 2 Voting Statistics Report Quarter 2 2024Engagement Statistics Report Quarter 2 2024Quarter 1 Voting Statistics Report Quarter 1 2024Engagement...Statistics Report Quarter 1 20242023Quarter 4 Voting Statistics Report Quarter 4 2023Engagement Statistics Report Quarter 4 2023Quarter 3Voting Statistics Report Quarter 3 2023Engagement Statistics Report Quarter 3 2023Quarter 2 Voting Statistics Report Quarter 2 2023Engagement Statistics Report Quarter 2 2023Quarter 1 Voting Statistics Report Quarter 1 2023Engagement Statistics Report Quarter 1 20232022Quarter 4Voting Statistics Report Quarter 4 2022Engagement Statistics Report Quarter 4 2022Quarter 3 Voting Statistics Report Quarter 3 2022Engagement Statistics Report Quarter 3 2022Quarter 2 Voting Statistics Report Quarter 2 2022Engagement Statistics Report Quarter 2 2022Quarter 1 Voting Statistics Report Quarter 1 2022Engagement Statistics Report Quarter 1 20222021Quarter 4 Voting Statistics Report Quarter 4 2021Engagement Statistics Report Quarter 4 2021Quarter 3Voting Statistics Report Quarter 3 2021Engagement Statistics Report Quarter 3 2021Quarter 2 Voting Statistics Report Quarter...2 2021Engagement Statistics Report Quarter 2 2021Quarter 1 Voting Statistics Report Quarter 1 2021Engagement Statistics Report Quarter 1 20212020Quarter 4 Voting Statistics Report Quarter 4 2020Engagement Statistics Report Quarter 4 2020Quarter 3 Voting Statistics Report Quarter 3 2020Engagement Statistics Report Quarter 3 2020Quarter 2 Voting Statistics Report Quarter 2 2020Engagement Statistics Report Quarter 2 2020

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/jobs-and-careers/cornwall-pension-fund/investments/voting-and-engagement/

Last updated: 12/08/2026 09:26:16

Distinctive venue ceremonyOur distinctive ceremony, is a legal civil wedding, held at any licensed venue....You may include up to six witnesses if you prefer.A distinctive ceremony can be held at any licensed venue in Cornwall, there is a fabulous array of venues to choose from....If you can dream it, Cornwall is sure to deliver it.Fees for a distinctive ceremony held at a licensed venueThe fees below are for a distinctive ceremony held at a licensed venue such as hotel, stately home or castle.Day of the week2026/272027/282028/29Weekday £790.00 £830.00 £871.00Saturday   £790.00 £830.00 £871.00Sunday £892.00 £937.00 £983.00Bank Holiday £1198.00 £1258.00 £1321.00Marriage or civil partnership certificate (legal status)Certificate (legal status)  Fee  Marriage or civil partnership certificate - issued within 15 working days of the marriage or civil partnership. £12.50 Express priority service - issued on or before the next working day (Monday to Friday). £38.50 Book your ceremonyTo book this ceremony, you will first need to contact your chosen venue to reserve a provisional date.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/births-marriages-deaths/my-cornwall-wedding/our-wedding-collection/legal-weddings/distinctive-ceremony-held-at-a-licensed-venue/

Last updated: 13/08/2026 11:51:40

Below is the current Definitive Map Modification Order (DMMO) documentation to add a footpath from Maer Lane to the Coast Path in the Parish of Bude Stratton. ...It includes: The report User evidence forms Topographical reports Documentary evidence Consultation responses The Delegated Officer Decision WCA 622: Application for a Modification Order to add a Footpath from Maer Lane to the Coast Path in the Parish of Bude Stratton....WCA 622 Delegated Decision Form WCA 622 Decision Report WCA 622 Appendix A Report Plan WCA 622 Appendix B Application WCA 622 Appendix C-1 User Evidence Forms Part 1 WCA 622 Appendix C-1 User Evidence Forms Part 2 WCA 622 Appendix C-1 User Evidence Forms Part 3 WCA 622 Appendix C-2 Supporting Evidence WCA 622 Appendix D-1 Landowner Evidence Part 1 WCA 622 Appendix D-1 Landowner Evidence Part 2 WCA 622 Appendix D-1 Landowner Evidence Part 3 WCA 622 Appendix D-1 Landowner Evidence Part 4 WCA 622 Appendix D-2 Consultation Responses WCA 622 Appendix E-1 Ordnance Survey Maps WCA 622 Appendix E-2 Aerial Photographs WCA 622 Appendix F User Evidence Relevant Date

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/environment/countryside/dmmo-reports/wca-622-application-for-a-modification-order-to-add-a-footpath-from-maer-lane-to-the-coast-path-in-the-parish-of-bude-stratton/

Last updated: 06/10/2025 14:11:20

We deliver services in a number of areas: Animal Health Environmental Health Environmental Protection Food Safety Health and Safety Licensing Port Health Trading Standards Our aims Our aim is to make a fundamental contribution to the maintenance and improvement of public health, quality of life and wellbeing through Advising and enforcing legal compliance of businesses trading in Cornwall in order to ensure a fair trading economy, protect public health and improve standards of animal welfare....Protecting Cornwall’s environment and neighbourhoods from harm that undermines the quality of life and public health We do this through working in partnership with businesses we are a members of: Cornwall Better Business for All Partnership  Cornwall Business Support Delivery Board Cornwall Chamber of Commerce Our partners We also work in partnership with other services such as: Fire and Community Safety Planning, Housing and Regeneration Economic Development and Culture Growth Skills Hub other external organisations Useful links: Government Services and Information Public Protection Juvenile Enforcement Procedure Cornwall Council - Data Protection Statement

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/environment/environmental-health/regulators-code/

Last updated: 27/11/2024 09:54:00

Long stay car park View location mapPermitted vehiclesCars and motorcycles.Charges1 April - 31 October1 November - 31 MarchPaymentPay Station (Chip and Pin, contactless, Apple Pay and Google Pay)Pay by mobile phone - the Just Park location code for this car park is 8370When using BuzzPay, in addition to the parking tariff, a 5p admin fee applies to your booking....BuzzPay will send you a receipt with details of how to extend your session, along with a free notification to let you know that your parking is about to expire.Season and rover ticketsSeason and Rover tickets aren’t available for this car park.Disabled parkingMotorcycle parkingMotorcycles can park for free in a designated motorcycle parking space where provided and in other areas of the car park where it doesn’t cause an obstruction....If you park your motorcycle in a car parking space, you must pay the normal fee for a car.Motorcycles must not park in disabled or reserved spaces.Facilities and detailsFacilitiesDetailsNumber of spaces95SurfaceTarmacSecure car parkNoCar park opening hours24 hoursHeight restrictionNoWeight restriction3050kgCoach parkingNoLorries over 3500kgNoMotorhome facilities or spacesNoSuitable for touring caravans/trailersNoOvernight sleepingNo sleeping or overnight camping 

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/transport-parking-and-streets/parking/cornwall-council-car-parks/st-georges-road-newquay-tr7-1td/

Last updated: 04/08/2026 10:04:13

Some people aren't counted for council tax If you live with someone who isn't counted, it may mean that you can get a 25 percent discount off your bill These people aren't counted for council tax: Education and training: school and college leavers students apprentices traditional student nurses youth training trainees spouse/civil partner or dependant of a foreign student Medical and health: severely mentally impaired people hospital patients patients in homes carers and care workers Certain kinds of job: visiting forces diplomats international HQ members Other people who don’t count: persons for whom child benefit is payable (usually those under 19) persons in detention (for example, in prison) residents of hostels religious communities Any discount arising will depend on the number of adults living in the property....If there is only one adult in your property that does not fit in to one of the above categories, you may be entitled to a 25% discount....If all the adults in your property fit in to one of the above categories, you may be entitled to a discount or an exemption Apply for a Council Tax discount After you have applied for money off your Council Tax While we're looking at your application, please keep paying your current Council Tax bill as usual.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-tax/get-money-off-your-council-tax/money-off-council-tax-if-you-are-the-only-person-who-has-to-pay/

Last updated: 27/05/2026 11:59:10

Latest news June 2025  Cornwall Council has now received notification from The Department for Transport that it will not provide funding for re-routing the A39 Atlantic Highway at Camelford, bringing an end to four years of uncertainty about the project’s future. ...The Council received notification in June 2025 from The Department for Transport that it will not provide funding for the A39 Atlantic Highway (Camelford bypass) scheme....View the full report and appendices under item 14 October 2022 Stakeholder liaisons and design activity are on hold.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/transport-parking-and-streets/roads-highways-and-pavements/major-highway-schemes/a39-atlantic-highway-camelford-improvement/

Last updated: 10/10/2025 10:58:04

Interactive map of Saints Coast Community Area PartnershipSaints Coast Community Area Partnership Cornwall Councillors Councillor Richard Barker - St Newlyn East, Cubert and GoonhavernCouncillor Louise Blackman - PerranporthCouncillor Drew Creek - Newquay TrenanceCouncillor Joanna Kenny - Newquay Central and PentireCouncillor Heinz Glanville - St Columb Minor and ColanCouncillor Pete Mitchell - St AgnesCouncillor Rowland O'Connnor - St Columb Major, St Mawgan and St WennCouncillor Lyndon Harrison - Newquay Porth and TretherrasSaints Coast Community Area PartnershipPartnership meeting dates - 2026/27Thursday 17 September 2026- 6pm- 8pm - venue to be confirmedThursday 03 December 2026 - 6pm - 8pm - venue to be confirmedThursday 18 March 2027 - 6pm - 8pm - venue to be confirmedMicrosoft Teams MeetingsPartnership agendas and notesIf you would like any earlier agendas or notes, please use the contact details below to request them....This includes agendas and notes from the former Community Network Panels.Cornwall Council Community Chest SchemePast Councillor Community Grant PaymentsCormac Programming (highways maintenance)Know Your Area The Saints Coast Know Your Area report provides a summary of key information available about the population living within this CAP area....It signposts to a wide range of data and information relating to health, the economy, crime and housing.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/people-and-communities/community-area-partnerships/saints-coast/

Last updated: 25/08/2026 15:35:19

Cornwall Council’s Cabinet has approved the Annual Report for 2025/26, which sets out progress made over the past year....The report was presented to Cabinet just five weeks after the end of the financial year and outlines work carried out across the Council, including in housing, transport, adult social care, children’s services, economic regeneration, waste and recycling, culture, planning, and public safety....But this report shows that far more has gone right over the last 12 months than hasn’t.”

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-news/council-budgets-and-economy/cornwall-council-approves-annual-report-highlighting-year-of-progress-and-priorities-for-the-future/

Last updated: 07/05/2026 05:25:56

Cornwall Council’s work on boosting nature recovery through its planning policies has been recognised in a national report....The report praises the planning policy’s focus on soil health and its potential to increase biodiversity and enhance carbon storage in the natural environment....It also highlights Cornwall’s work to sustain the rural economy through its strong agricultural and food-producing heritage as well as its commitment to maintaining the environment while reducing carbon emissions.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-news/environment-culture-and-planning/cornwall-s-green-planning-policies-recognised-in-national-nature-report/

Last updated: 15/09/2023 07:47:32